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Milford chronicle., 1951-03-02

dinner, Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Murray and daughter, Peggy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goodwin, Jr..
and daughter, Elizabeth Ann. The
dinner was in honor of the Nc
Cabe's and Murray's 3Oth wedding
anniversary, February 26th. Folks.
don't think that these young peo-
pie are old, they were Just married
young. mo kidding" Best wishes
for many more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dora Ward moved
Saturday to Millsboro. They have
been occupying the George Der
ricksOn house, owned by H. F. Will
gNs on the corner.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jones have
returned home from a visit with
their sOn-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Richards at Fort
Lauderdale, Florida. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones entertained all of their chill
dren to dinner Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Richards and two chill
dren of Selbyville; Mr.. and Mrs.
james Baker and two children; Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Rogers and two
children of RehobOth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy Coffin en-
tertained Monday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Avery Hickman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Hickman and
family. Home made ice cream and
cookies were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Evans call
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-02

ers Sunday evening were Mrs.
Evans parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Townsend of Frankford
Messers. Leslie Evans, Orlando
Lewis, Elmer Daisey and DiclTv
Lynch are planning a trip to Alas
ka on a bear hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Daisey had
as their dinner guests Saturday
Mrs. Daisey's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers
of Orange, N. H.
The Methodist Men held their
monthly meeting Friday evening at
the Community House. Harold
Lynch Of Frankford, was guest
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-02
ROXANA
BY Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone SelbyVille 44O5

Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bennett.
Sr., and daughter, Janis, entertain
ed to dinner Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton E. Marvel and Mrs. Laura
Bennett, of fredericksburg, Nd, also
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bennett, Jr..
and son, Bruce, of here.
Mrs. Addie Lynch and Warren
Lynch were among the invited
guests to a seafoOd dinner Saturday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hastings at Dagsboro. Mrs. Lynch
celebrated her 72nd birthday ami
versary Sunday, February 25th. She
received number of cards from
five different states.
Mrs. Charlie Richards was i'll
last week; glad to report that she
is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy Coffin enter
tanned to dinner Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Burbage and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Hudson
and family have moved in with his
father, Amos Hudson, since the
death Of his mother, Mrs. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance McCabe and
daughter, Sandra, entertained to
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-02
FRANKFORT
BY C. g. CrOcker
Phone Rodney 4518

Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester V. Hudson and son,
Butch, were Mr.. Hudson's mo-
ther, Mrs. Nancy Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Lynch and four chill
dren, also, Mr. George w. Hudson
OF Showell, Nd, and Master David
Jones, also, Miss Dolores A. Hud-
son and Mr.. Delano Quillen from
Millyille, Delaware.
Mrs. Robert H. Elliott is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Tunis of
Kennett Square, Pa.
Mrs. Harry w. McCann and two
children spent Sunday in Nassa-
wadOx, Virginia.
Mrs. George Justice was hostess
to the Ladies Auxiliary Society on
Tuesday when the regular monthly
covered dish luncheon and business
meeting was held at her home. The
new president, Mrs. Wilson o. Nc
Cabe, Jr, presided
Mrs. Nellie Stevens of Ocean
View, is a frequent visitor at the
home Of her aged parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert F. Parsons, who are
not as well as usual.
Mrs. Myrtle Godfrey returned
from the Beebe Hospital on Mon
day and is cOnvalescing in her
home on Reed Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Lynch and
Mrs. Lynchs mother, Mrs. John
ShOckley, motOred to Wilmington
on Saturday and spent the week
end with. their son and brother.
Capt Walter ShockIey and family
Mrs. ShOckley remained for an ex-
tended visit at the home of her. son.
Letters from her grandson. Pvt.
John Layton Lynch. in training at
Camp Hood, California. report all
is we'll with him.
Annual election of officers for
the ensuing year were duly elected I
on Monday evening at the regular
February meeting of the Frank
ford Chamber of Commerce. result
ed as follows: President, Vernon o.
Murray; 1st vice president, John A. /
Tingle; End vice president, Will
liam Murray; treasurer, Rodney |
Campbell; secretary. Mrs. Wallace
Truitt; hOldOver Directors, John A.
Tingle, Rollin L. Hudson. Sr., and
Burton G. Cannon, Sr. Newly elect
ed Directors were Harold T. Muir
ray, Harry Landes and C. G. Crock
er.
Master ROnnie Lewis, who sue
cessfully underwent an emergency
appendectOmy last week in the
Memorial Hospital at Milford. Del
aware, returned home to his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis on1
Tuesday and is recuperating under
the ever watehful care of his mo-
ther.
Mrs. Frances Booth is in New
York City this week. Her partner
Mrs. Elizabeth Truitt, spent part Of
last week in Philadelphia. Both |
ladies were shopping for Easter
Merchandise for their Betty-DeI I
Shop.
In recognition of Laymen's Dav
on Sunday, Dr. S. Turner Foster
pastor of Frankford Presbyterian |
Church, shared his pulpit with two /
representatives of the Selbyville
Camp Of Gideon, Mr.. Carl Pepper
and Mrs. Edgar L. Vickers. Mr. |
Vtckers spoke ably on the work of
his organization.
Aunt Suzy sez: "a real gift is
not Of gold or Jewels, but i'm giving I
a. little part Of yourself"
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-02
HARBEsON
by Rev.
Thomas G. Jones
Phone
Milton 1920

Mr.. and Mrs. Hylon Smith enter
tanned at a turkey dinner on Satur-
day. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Walls, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lank, Mr.. and Mrs. Gussie Rust,
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Graves, Mr..
and Mrs Laurence Sipple, Mrs.
Leroy Moore and MIR. Elwood Walls.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Frances
Wilson and daughter, Patsy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Mason.
Mrs. Edith Barker and Mrs. Eva
Leigh spent the weekend in Har-
rington with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Kitchens.
Mr. Frances Wilson gave a very
inspiring message at the Harbeson
Church. Sunday morning, which
was enjoyed by all who were there.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-02

speaker, which was enjoyed.
The w. S. c. S. held their MONTH
ly meeting at the Community
House, Tuesday evening, February
Zlth. The hostesses, Mrs. Alvin
Phillips and Mrs. Charlie Tingle,
served ice cream and cookies.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-02
Emergency Money

During World War II. It was re.
ported that glass three-cent piece
was under consideration to save
metal and to meet the unusually
high circulation demands due 70
heavy spending.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-02

Various poems and songs have
the Pilgrims landing in America
on stern and rOck-bOUnd coast"
but sand is much more abundant
where they landed than rock.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-02
Caesar Rodney School
News
HOmemakers Serve Dinners

HOmemakeTs Serve Dinners
A sophomore home economics
class has just finished preparing
individual dinners, the results OF
studying a complete dinner unit
Each girl planned her menu and
the working schedule, did her own
marketing, and prepared the din
ner for three guests. The dinners
were served in the early evening
and advance preparation was done
only during their scheduled home
economics class and after school.
Tue following is a list of the
girls in the class and their guests:
Shirley Knight: Mr.. and Mrs.
Knight and jeanne Bowers: Mabel
Kemp: Angilee DOnOphan, Jackie
Donovan, and Margaret Rash; Ma
bel DOnze: Helen Witwicki, Charles
McGinnis and Lloyd Spence; Doris
Wise: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wise
Doris Walton; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walton and John HOllinger; Ellen
Webb John Webb, Miss Elizabeth
Webb and Miss Virginia Graves:
June Lindale: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lindale and Charlotte Lindale;
ROxie Brown: Mrs. F. NJ. Brown
and Mr. and Mrs Walter Bishop:
Marie Donovan: Margaret Rash,
Geraldine Donovan and Fred Mas
ten; Anna RObb: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward RObb, and Miss Norma Jean
Robb; Angilee Donophan: Jack
Donovan, Mabel Kemp and Charles
McGinnis.
Student Teacher in
Home Economics
Miss Virginia Lee Graves, a SEN
iOr in the School of Home EcOnom-
les, University of Delaware, is do
ing her student teaching at Caesar
Rodney School, She is living in
wyoming for the six weeks that
she is teaching. While Miss Graves
is doing her student teaching, She
is participating in all the activi-
ties of the school. Mrs. Nellie M.
Barkley is her faculty sponsor.
Caesar Rodney Students Get
intensified First Aid Instruction
Practice and instruction in first
aid, which has previously been a
part Of the eXtra-curricular pro-
gram of the school, is now requir-
ed work for every secondary school
student in physical education
classes.
W. Calvin Wood, who is an ex-
Evening star., 1951-10-14

Exclusive Colorado Tuner, power plant
chassis means unequalled fringe area
reception :. provision for UHF built-in.
Balanced Beam circuit ends snow, blur,
smear. In smart modern mahogany
veneer cabinets. At Georges for i'm
mediate deliveryl
Evening star., 1951-09-09

him so. He pretended he was going
to Skypeak Lodge, but he went to
the hospital in Hartford instead.
He phoned her from there late this
evening and he says he's coming
along fine. What are you sputter-
ing about. Danny boy? You sound
like static"
wait a minute!" Dan yells.
What goes on? If Red is in a hos
pital in Hartford who the hell did
shoot?"
I'VE must have a bad connec-
tion," Kitty says. # thought you
said you shot somebody"
Dan hangs up. He steps out of the
booth in a daze and finds a short
stocky guy waiting for him. 'T'm
the sheriff here, McGarry," this guy
states. "You did nice piece of
work. Blackie the Charmer is want
ed in five states"
'Blackie the Charmer?" Dan
mumbles.
The guy smiles. Come, come,
McGarry," he says. Il may be a
backwoods cop, but | know who
Blackie is as well as you do. He's
just about the most notorious jewel
thief in the country. Neat trick of
his - dyeing his black hair red. 1t
changes his appearance completely.
The house dick at the Lodge had
Evening star., 1951-09-09

his picture on file. but he never sus-
pected this red-headed guy" The
sheriff gives Dan a friendly slap on
the back. But Blackie wasn't smart
enough for a big-town cop like you.
l suppose you knew as soon as you
saw him that hair as red as that
couldn't possibly be natural?"
Dan is still glassy-eyed. "Arumph
-arumph-arumph-" he grunts.
BLACKIE always operated on
wealthy and susceptible Widows -
the sheriff goes on. "Once he got
himself invited to their apartments
he worked fast. He had poor Mrs.
MacGregor bound and gagged in
the bedroom. Her jewels - and he
had them in his pocket = were val
ued at forty grand. He'd have been
on his way in another minute if you
hadn't walked in on him. Oh, it was
a nice piece of police work, Officer!
The management at the Lodge is
very grateful. They phoned to say
you can have your vacation on the
cuff for the rest of your stay. No
green's fees, free horseback riding,
free tennis lessons from the pro ="
Tell them thanks just the same"
Dan says, with a great happy sigh,
but there's a double-header in
town tomorrow. The End
Evening star., 1951-09-09

miles away, and it is twenty min
utes before they get Red to the
emergency room. Dan waits until
the intern starts to work and then
he strolls down the corridor to the
phone. He has mean job ahead of
him. He's got to report to poor Susie
that she has two-timing husband
who also packs a rod and will prob
ably do stretch for it. He is a very
heavy-hearted cop as he asks for
long distance.
Kitty sounds sleepy when she an
swers. Dan takes a deep breath.
"Sit down before you hear this. he
says sadly. 1--we got bad news.
Red is in the hospital."
There is a pause. And then Dan
can't believe what he hears, because
what he hears is Kitty's merry
laughter. II know it, Danny boy"
she says. Isn't it wonderful"
"W-W-wondeUul?"
'sAND to think Susie suspected the
poor darling" Kitty goes on. He
knew for months he should have his
appendix out. but he never told
Susie. And when she suggested sepa-
rate vacations. he decided it was a
wonderful opportunity to have the
operation without letting Susie
know, because she worries about
Evening star., 1951-09-09

For complexion or bath, there's no
finer beauty soap than Camay. Camay
is one of the mildest of all beauty
soaps, and it gives such rich, luxu-
rious lather. So bring your skin "out
of the shadows" and into the light of
romantic new loveliness, with Camay,
the Soap of Beautiful Women.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
and bring your True LoyeIiness to Light

Do as this lovely bride did! Win
Brighter Clearer Skin with your First Coke Of cGmoy!
Evening star., 1951-09-09

A TTRACTIvE GIRLS-popular girls
girls who can count on ro-
nance and marriage ahead-never
let a mask of dullness cloud their
complexion and upset their plans!
Don't let shadows mask your
beauty! With Camay, you can take
your skin "out of the shadows" and
into the light of new loveliness.
Green.eyed, aubuen.haired Mrs.
Victor DOwd-this lovely Camay
Bride reports: II changed to
CamaY and, surprisingly soon, !
had q brighter, clearer skin. Not
q shadow in sight!'
Camay can help you win quick
new beaury! Change TO regular care.
Use Camay alone. You'll have love-
lier elm yvifh v0aIr vefv fret cakef
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN HELP MEN AND WoMEN
'confinuedl icanfinnadl

KENNEL MAN OR WOMAN for GER
man shepherd kennels, minimum
mos experience; 81 80 per hr. Call
MR.. SCHWARTZMAN, TIE. 600.
Ext. 1872 rings. Monday. to 4.
MAN AND WIFE white only, to
work on poultry farm mr.. D. c.; very
attractive proposition to right
couple. Prefer couple now engaged
In farm work. Call Mr.. CLARK,
10. 3-7496. %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opportu-
nifty. for several conscientious, hard
working people who want to earn
top commission in our type of BUSH
ness. No canvaSSing. See Mr..
Stander, ALL-STATE HOME EQUIP
MEET CO.. 2117 M st. NV, between
9-12 any morning
preferably exper. in
stationery line. for large progressive
stationery and ONCE supply COM
panv. Good salary and hours; cow.
loc.: employe benefits; 2O9s dis
count on all purchases including
gifts. CAL RE. $3.50, MR.. CLARKE.
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tconsinued)

SINGERS - Well known popular
choral group has several openingsi
some vocal exper. required: ages Is
to 80; radio, TV and concert work;
professional opportunities. Write
TABULATiNG CLERKS. to work in
College Park once of TV research
firm. Earnings subject to. ability
and snd experience. Phone RE. 6193.
T iaIEii SOLICITORS, experi-
enced. Good deal. Phone IA. 1854
Sunday only.
FIRST CLASS. white. married couple.
to take complete year-round charge
OF home in nearby Washington, Man
to act as butler-chauffeur; wife to
cook and clean. Must have Al
character and service references.
Write fully Box 219-R. Star. Ill
COLORED COUPLE to work and live
in at private school; woman to cook
noon meal and do cleaning; husband
TO- drive school bus and assist in
Must have references. OIL. 800.
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1ELEf HUME OFEhAIOR
Some tipping necessary; permanent
position; disqualification and insur-
ance. CREEL BROS. INC. 1911
ORDER CLERK, must
p Dr see som nc S %ok T FGaatns ve 9nT
Of hotel. Good salary and meals.
SoIiCITORS - Exper-
sIaSIos Apply I HARRIS g. EWING
TELEPHoNE SURVEY WORK. white:
$50 to PM. Mon. through Fri;
S1.25 an hr. to start; 5-day week;
work in D. c. ONCE. For informa-
tticn call Mr. JORDAN in the morn
TRAY Rs; Ii G1R lo4S White. under SIS; hours
Apply am distidian SUBURBAN ta malR'f aosP
5000 Old GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda.
TYPIST. for afternoon work: hrs.
2 to 5. 5 days; $50 per wk. SOM
MERS CAMERA EXCHANGE, ia
TYPIsT-Young lady for interesting
work in FIRE and casualty agency;
advancement: 5-day week. Can DI
100. MRS. DEENiHAN. i'll
necessary; 5-day. 4Q-hr. week; pleas
ant working conditions. Apply ALL
STATE HOME EQUIPMENT CO.,
TYPIsT T. III full For Of part time, tor. sal
airy. pleasant surroundings. Apply
ASKINS, 1877 7th st. NV.
TYPISTS (2l. permanent positions;
40-hr.. 5-day wk. Phone HU. $500
MRS. GUTHRIDGE Ill.
TYPIST and posting machine clerks
for well established furniture store:
vacation with pay. Apply at once.
HOUSE g. HERMANN FURNITURE
STORE, 7th and I SITS. NV.
TYPIST. full or part time. hours =
pm. to o pm. available. NEW YORK
JEWELRY, 719 7th st. NV. 10
TYPIST; good opportunity for recent
graduate; interest and intelligence
more important than experience;
small congenial once; challenging
work, Elk. 606S. % :
TYPIST, 5-day week. S:45 am. to s
pm. Pleasant working conditions.
Opportunity for advancement. Call
Mr.. wilkes for appointment. Ma
TYPIsT, part time to work in Be.
thesda ONCE, OIL. I671s. "a
TYPIST, minimum Tyr. composition
exper. on I. B. M. proportional spac-
ing machines; excellent position with
an expanding organization in the
engineering and copy preparation
field. Annual and sick leave bene-
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WOMAN-DRIVER


We desire the services Of a cour-
teous young woman. 81 to 35 years
Of age. who Is neat in appearance
and Is willing to give good attend
ance: Job consists Of making de-
livertes to our advertisers. Must
have D. c. permit and good driving
record. Apply personnel, Room sos.
open weekdays, $500 and Satur-
day, 9-1.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
WOMEN, to address envelopes by hand.
Work must be done on premises.
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.,
703 18th st. NV. Ill
Douglas Ann" top
pouGLAs O Ann Hosiery SsG CO,
Brown Bldg, Philadelphia 8, Pa.
will train 2 women for
sewing instructresses; prefer those
that are now making their own
clothes; perm. employment; good
starting salary; 40-hr. wk.: pleasant
working cond. Apply Mr.. Griffin,
bet 9 am and IL noon. or cal
EN- 4244 for appt. SINGER SEW.
ING MACHINE CO.. 3107 Wil~or
WOMEN. white, age 1880, for cafe.
terra. Floor, counter, cooking, bak.
ing and salad making. No exper
nee, we will teach you Salary $50
wk. Meals and vacation. See Mr.
Lob. 1912 am, 3:30-5:30 pm
SHOLL'S NEW CAFETERIA, 1898 X
st. NV. Ill
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HELP WOMEN


WOMEN, white, for bindery work.
night or day shifts; S3S.36 for 1884,
hrs. JUDD & DETWEILER. INC,
Fla. ave. and lexington pl. ne. 10
YOUNG LADY, primary duty as bus
ticket agent; high school graduate
with some typing ability preferred
Apply VARSITY GRILL. 7410 Ball
timore blvd, College Park, Md,
Mon. Fri, 1:30-4:30. Ill
YOUNG LADY to work in optical
store-Must be dependable, neat
and able to meet the public; 35-hour
workweek See MRS GOOD. 614
9th st. NV. 10
YOUNG LADY, white, for general Of
fee. work. Must be able to type
Apply in person. BRAY 81 SCARFF,
1913 18th st. NV. Ill
YOUNG LADY. Is to 80, for general
office clerical work. In well-known
women's speciality shop. 6-day week.
Apply WHELAN'S. 11O5 r st, NV.
Il
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DTOUL. Il6EHI1 BELL o1OOlOS.
DEBT, Il !. POI ao16 Fil0ert ST. Phiia-
LADIES! NV, BETHESDA!
(3l representative needed now:
SvoS " cogs sl hs a re- e. 6ss t 'me'
LADY (teacher preferred). to live in
private school Of long standing and
help with small group resident chill
dren, age 6 to 10. P. o. BOX 4026,
WOMAN. white. neat and refined,
grill work. Apply 232 East Capitol.
WOMAN for general once work. B.
day. 40-hr. wk. See MR.. MURRAY,
Rm. 424,. Bond Bldg. 10
WOMAN to learn carpet fashions
and sales. Part time or full time.
It is easy to earn top commissions
with our well-known merchandising
plan. We will provide some leads,
others quickly developed. CAN tor
appt., SANITARY RUG CO.. EN-.
WOMAN. white, reliable: 5 days
wk. work; Arlington vic. CHI. 044l.
WOMAN. refined, well educated. will
ing to work for good opening with
compensation. Box 1906. Star.
white. age Is to so for
cafeteria work, counter work, salad
making, floor work. no experience
necessary. we will teach you. Sal
airy. $50 per wk. See Mr., Fajfar
Se1, 10 ss spf Il s eDio snd cs I1
TERRA. 1882 Conn. ave. 10
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HELP. WOMEN

SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
Fifth ave. N. r. arm desires women
70. sell dresses, suits, lingerie. Seen
Vogue" "MademoiselIe," Good
commissions. Write MODERN NAM
NER, 26OAN 9TH ave. New York.
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WOMAN

With knowledge of sewing to
assist in operating of tailor
shop; experienced preferred.
5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK
VACATION WITH PAY
PERMANENT POSITION
SALARY, $50 PER WEEK
APPLY IN PERSON ONLY
S. H. herman
Uniform Store. ConcourSe,
Pentagon Bldg.
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NTYPISTS

- - - ~ - ~
Immediate openings for expert
enced typists in a. scientific re-
search oTgan ~ fSF yomen un
7h-hr. day. 5-day week
"a days annual leave
Cali Ex. s1o0. Ext. 80 III
TYPIsT-CLERgKE6; o ne. section; 57dsa5
T Tfsk FILE PHI CLERK, experienced need
BURNS. Ii. 6-213o, for appointment.
UsHERETTEs. part time. over 1s.
18th and New York ave. NV. after
wAIPTiRREssEs. white, full or part
time; over q; good salary plus lips.
shd sEss fG 8pD Es' isGa St. ssa1s
WAITRESS. white. for daywork;
s e. DfSE iRlit i16 SS04 vermont awe
WHA;TTTREssEs for first class night
club CROSS ROADS, WA. $685..
between ] and 8 pm. %
WAITRESSES-LIVERA'S guarantees
excellent tips. no breakfast or late
4lOAk o. 2bSot 4 AAC1Ao q "NSOf $500
work for energetic young women;
age Is to %. Apply 5 to 10 pm.
except Monday. 1914 L st. NV.
MATTRESSES te), white. exper.; ex-
cellent earnings. for one Of the finest
Chinese restaurants in Silver Spring.
Call Elk. 5679 or 81. S644. SHANG-
HAT RESTAURANT. %
MATTRESSES t2l. for italian restau-
rant Please call or apply in person.
| VILLA ROSA RESTAURANT. $40
Roeder rd.. 8. s.. Md. JU. 7-7126.
WAITREsS-Good wages, tips. room
and board. Call Waldorf 3811. Ill
RESSES--Attractiv and exper-
fenced in night clubs; part time and
| full time. CLUB LA CONGA. 9412
Baltimore ave.. College Park. Nd.
after 6 pm %
WATTRESS, white. exper.. small busy
night club. pm. to Q am; good
pay and tips. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES ca. white; 7:so am.
| to 4 p.m.-11 am. to 7:30 pm.
SUNDAYS Oh; good salary. ALL
SONS RESTAURANT. 6216 Bird st.
WAITRESS, experienced, to IL.
CARRY RESTAURANT, 637 Pa. ave.
DsSe -1V
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HELP WOMEN Cont

SECRETARY. 1st-class; must be
steady; excellent opportunity for
firm located in GEORGETOWN. Phone
AID 1892 for appointment. %
SECRETARY-MuSt have excel. ref
erences. $3.50 to $500 month,
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SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS !.

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
BIG PROFITS-S2,5 500 PRIEST :
Make huge earnings plus CASH
PRIZE! Show Christmas CARDS that
sell themselves. so Embossed
ments, big line. No experience
needed. Send for FREE Imprint
Samples. Assts. on approval: Con-
test entry blank. ARTISTIC. 1O3
Way Elmira. N. Y.
MAKE S55 selling only so boxes
EXCLUSIVE Gold Star Christmas
Cards, name-imprinted. Others at
so for S1.25 UP. Just show FREE
SAMPLES. Also Christmas and
Occasion ASSIGNMENTS on free
trial approval. Big selection. Ex-
elusive Gift Wraps, Stationery; Map
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