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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-10

F. w. Pepper has laid a
concrete pavement in front of
the new banking building of
the Delaware Trust Company
in Milton.
The WescOat Auto Company
of Lewes, who have Just re-
Gently, within the past three
weeks, received and disposed
OF a carload of new Hupmo-
biles, has just received an
other carload this week.
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Governor Denney at Dover
on Saturday announced the
appointment of John P. Lee
Fevre, of Dover, as lieutenant
colonel of the First Regiment,
National Guard of Delaware.
soc
Leslie Minner of Harring-
ton is in camp with the Mil
ford Company of the Delaware
National Guard at Camp Chand-
Ter. 1t would have done some
more of our young men who
are without jobs some good.
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The little child Of Arlington
Salisbury, Thomas Henry, of
Vernon, recently had the mis-
fortune to be bitten by a dog
at the home of Clarence Voss.
but at the last account was
getting along very well. ID.
Chapman has been in attend
ance.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-10

The well known Haag Cir
Gus will exhibit in Milford on
Saturday, August 18th. It is
worth while to visit the
grounds and see the fine
horses, as this show has a rep
utation for high bred fine
blooded stock.
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William B. Fleming of Har-
Tington, is. now interested in a
large lumber business in North
Carolina. w. B. Turner is with
him in that state acting as his
boOkkeeper.
Empty cans are being hauled
in WooteTs Canning Factory at
Burrsville. He is making more
preparations this year than
ever. An addition has been
added to his factory.
About IL carloads of pass
engers came through Milford
on Tuesday a. m, enrOUte to
Atlantic City, N. j., on a days
excursion. There were 214
tickets sold at Milford depot.
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Having completed his studies
at Oxford University, England,
Herber Cochran is enjoying
his vacation at home in Mag
nOiia.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-10

Misses Frances James and
sister, Isabel James, have TAX
en- a trip to Washington. D.
c., and Roanoke, Va, where
they will visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Dorothy Morgan and
Mrs. Henry Morgan of Chap
lain's Chapel are spending the
month of August in the Po-
como Mountains.
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The soldier boys at Beth
any Beach have built a raft for
the benefit of the bathers for
diving. Everybody seems to
be enjoying the new seats that
have been added to the board
walk and there are still more
to follow.
On Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Columbia
House in Bridgeville, the real
estate of the late H. Bruce Kim
der was sold at auction. Tract
No. I, where Mr.. Kinder resid-
ed, containing 80 acres, was
bought by Charles Handy of
fredericksburg, Md. Tract No.
2, containing 40 acres, was
bought by T. J. Kinder, also
of fredericksburg.
ao0
A blackbird Bathes at least
a dozen times a day.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-10
The Past In Review
News As Il Was Reported In The Chronicle


AIKEN from the August II, 1911 tssl
]. o. Brown. a timer Of this
place, has accepted a contract
to do the tin work on the new
school building at Harrington.
now under course Of erection.
This is a large job, and Mr..
Brown is thoroughly capable
Of doing the work as required
on such a building.
poa
Tuesday evening a straw
ride was given to the Vernon
Pearce farm. The Pearce boys
played for the dancing and the
music was fine. They are GO
ing to move from Milford this
week and everyone is sorry to
see them go.
Friday evening Mrs. Simp-
son gave a party for Miss Edith
Simpson, her daughter. The
porch was decorated with Ian
terms and every one had a
splendid time.
aoa
During a severe electric
storm Wednesday afternoon of
last week the home of Nathan
Todd was struck by lightning
and badly, torn up. A horse
owned by S. F. Porter was also
struck, and trees around his
property were badly damaged.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-10
Foster Homes Are Badly
Needed For Number of
Dependent Children
CONTINUED from nm nndn

NeootlnQeu from ngaB paGol
completed in about a month.
The State Board of Welfare is
prepared to help with expenses for
food, clothing and medical care If
the foster parents cannot provide
OF the children needing homes
70 are boys and IA are girls. They
range in age from less than one
year to Is years. Nineteen of these
children are Negro and 81 are
white.
Among the Negro children is a
girl age one year who will need a
nome until she is able to provide
Tor herself. There are two sisters.
( ana 3, who need a home together.
There are two boys, age IA, who
are not related and who need sep
arate homes with father to guide
them and teach them the things
that boys of this age generally
learn to do at home. In each of
the age groups from 4 to 8 there
are two Negro boys whose parents
are not able to care for them who
need the care and love of substi-
tute parents.
The most appealing of the white
chlIdren are a brother and sister
D and s, who need to be in the
same home. Another brother and
sister are 8 and 10. A 12-year-old
girl from Sussex County is now
at the Governor Bacon Health
center because she was neglected
at home. She is ready and anxious
TO go to a foster home if one can
be found for her.
II you have room in your home
ana heart for an extra child, please
get in touch with the State Board
of Welfare.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-10

Taken from the August 5, 1921 lssr
Mr.. and Mrs. Job Pride, Jr.,
Of RehOboth, are entertaining
Misses Mildred Masten, Mar
garet Thomas, Ruth and Grace
Bennett Of Milford.
SOC
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kram-
Itch have this week been en-
tertaining his three sisters
from Catasauqua, Pa, who are
visiting him for the first time
in many years.
Miss Rachael Pool of Phila-
delphia, and John Carroll of
Wilmington, won the dancing
contest held at Hotel Henlopen
last Wednesday evening.
Buddy Steele, 4-year-old son
Of DR.. and Mrs. E. Richmond
Steele, of Dover, several days
ago developed sore throat.
After DR.. Steele had treated
his son for some time without
any response to the treat
ment, he learned that the
youngsters had in some way,
swallowed a pair of miniature
opera glasses, which lodged
in his throat. Buddy was TAX
en- to Jefferson Hospital, where
a surgeon removed the glasses.
Miss Mildred Jacobs, of near
FELTON,, and Lester DOwnham,
OF Wyoming, were married re-
Gently. They have the best
wishes of their friends.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-10

Final tabulations of All
competitions at the Kent and
Sussex Fair, completed late
last Saturday by G. e. McCaul-
ey, State All Club leader. re-
veal that the Webb sisters, Or
pha and Margaret, of Lincoln,
placed first in the important
dairy foods demonstration con-
test. The dish prepared by
Orpha and Margaret Webb
was cheese souffle.
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Lieut.. Colonel William E.
Lank of Milford, was given the
title of Past Department Com
mander at the annual Ameri-
can Legion Convention held in
Wilmington last Saturday.
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One Of the most delightful
social affairs of the summer
season was the party given at
"Bonwill House" near Freder-
lea, last Tuesday. The hosts
were John Tuft and Rowe
Langston. Rowe is a draftee
and left on Wednesday for
Fort BelvOid to do service for
his country.
Rebecca Graves, Louise
Sheppard, Margaret Anne Polk
and Barbara Fooks Of Frank
ford, are attending a girls
scout camp, Wenboski, near
Centreville, Md.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-10

Great Britain's first two atomic
piles were nicknamed "Gleep" and
''Bepo." Canada's first nuclear re-.
actor was called "Zeep." France
has a laboratory atomic pile desip.
mated Zoe"
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sewinr ~.

At the end Of pleats, darts. and
tucks, the threads are most salts.
factory fastened when eacS 10 :.
threaded into a needle and carries
back along the line Of stitcbing ~.
about half an inch. Ava
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-10

Arkansas has the only diamond
mines in the United States.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST. for q

CLERK-TYPIST, for general ofice
work: permanent; 6-day, 40-hr. wk.
excellent working conditions; good
pay. Apply PEOPLES DRUGSTORE,
Employment Once. ~ P st. ne.
CLERK-TYPIST - Interesting and
varied work for long distance van
line. Call LA. 6-5156; MISS PAL
MER. al
CLERK K-TYPIsT. general once work;
5-day week. GE. 1900. -5
CLERK-TYPIST. with knowledge of
shorthand; under 40; perm. position;
pleasant working cond; 5-day wk D.,
S:30-4:30: 26 days vacation. also
sick leave: salary open. Call ME.
81 53 between 9 and 4. i
CLERK-TYPIST. with knowledge Of
shorthand: 5-day wk., excel. work
ing conditions. good salary; per-
Keneipp. [. c. SMITH e. CORONA
TYPEwR1TERs. INC. l4l3 Park
CLERK-TYPIsTs. good salary; per-
manent; 5-day wk.: vacations; COM
pany benefits Insurance. Apply
saSiaf'S sa%fRsS ~ ..S E'ss Us St rHasc
CLERk-TYPISTS for accounting Of
nee. Some accounting experience
preferred but not essential Excel
lent working conditions and ad-
vancement opportunities. Slan a
month to start. NATIONAL BROAD
CASTING COMPANY, 724 14th st.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Did you get the popcorn?"
HELP WOMEN
sTENoGRAPHER, perm. position, :

sTENOGRAPHER. perm. position, ex-
cellent, working conditions. 5-day
wk.; shorthand speed 100 wpm; for
stenosraphic and clerical duties; i'm
N, BERksTEiN l. " CO.. 'i4 i415 TX <
sTENoGRApHER-Attractive, Tis Z Z; ms under
70 $50 monthly. ST, 2021. -
syaMoGkAPHEK; ydnnS 1adr Intelligent capable
small cheerful Once once. a wiiiinsness fffiss is
requisites. 4O-hr. week. attractive
salary Call DE: 1850. .
sIENoGRAPHER; IasnoS RaI,. for advertisins
fast. accurate typist some stenog-
raphy; good starting salary. ad-
yancement. 5-day. 40-hr.- week. CAN
sFENoGRApHER, tGsl local ONCE ONCE
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. Milwaukee, wis,
has permanent position for stenog-
rapher TO give secretarial assistance
TO sales force; previous life insur-
ance experience desirable. Apply in
person to cashier. Room 636. 1911
possieh With isfss motl1e NOT DsFns pis
faFe MR 9ssHEan1zatlon; sHnnTNs 5,daE VIZ See 8
sFENockaPHER FSs Rap A. 5-dsy iss wv Nv hrs: 3
to s., starting salary s2.40O. Cali
MR.. HURLEY. RE 2l57.
STENOGRAPHER. experienced; 5-day
week; small ONCE. Apply Rn. 52s,
90 18th st. NV. $
STENOGRAPHER-A RIM. ooQ.
UNION STATION. -S
STENOGRAPHER, pleasant, DIVERSE
ned duties with local manufacturer;
perm. employment; 5-day. 40-hr
week; employe benefits; lunch room
with reas. prices in bldg. Apply
STONE STRAW CORP, 800 Frank
lin ST ne Il
STEN0GRAPHER, nom smoker, 8 hours
per day; 3 days per week; 81. per
hour. Box l5S-K. Star. .
STENOGRAPHER, permanent posi-
tion. with long established local
contracting Arm; 5-day week; good
salary Phone MA lh26 q
Evening star., 1951-01-31

BEDROOM FURNITURE and West.
inghouse electric ironer; reasonable.
EN-. 0S46. .
BEDRM. SUITE. mahogany. Maiestio
design: beauties apt: fraction OF
cost; $3.50. ia. 29S9 after Z pm,
BEDROOM SUITE-Walnut. 6-pc.,
offer: after pm. Lo. 5-0943.. %
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS 70 1T! A ana modaesrsnis,ne; ass celia.
ISs. oa EE Ssgsss3 c0nSA Fl Il:
ADDITIONS. alterations, remodelinz,
aaM1, ssTt tT ToS G9of; f;om2I n9 to yrs; TO pay.
ASBESTOS SIDING and asphais
shingle roofing-free estimates;
pprompI service; CAPITAL CITY
CABINET MAKERS-Shelves. book.
cases repair. refinish. burns taken
out at home; 20 yrs. exper.; work
guar. TU. 1891; eyes.-Sun.. TU. 0391.
CARPENTER Remodeling of an
kinds: general contracting. Call MR..
LAWRENCE, RA. 9703.
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recre.
alton rms. porches incl; stairways.
@sTca TneoHE j. e 1ssSsR. bs r. 1871
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. dar.
stone terraces, walks, chimneys, dre-
places. cement driveways, porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainages.
f MARcUCC1o. Rockville, Md.
Phone Rockville 1888.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO.
RooTER, phone RIA. 1888 any day.
DRYER-Westinghouse clothes dryer,
si25. v0tss esll DTTeossisaslIs rs ss4ss new; priced
EASY sPINDRIER. IN new condition:
pns5es pr1cs; 500 Call after 6 pm. Lu.
ELECTRIcAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, short circuit; small Jobs done
lmmed. Call RA. 2222 any time.
FENCE - Galvanized chain link, all
months to pay Phone no. ssss:
e Evenings and Sunday. NO. 652s.
FLOOR CO.. RA' 1ss5sss 4sas. 7oa snsDs Kenaeas
FIoooRss sANDED and finished; DUAL.
Ny Ny roRR,s G9ss at s1 = o5s1 o55esa1sonabls price.
eGeoe e2sss 9ffs sfkv1cE' r. va as'i ils5 PAS1oS
lssh Ssss sFsv @ ess1 sssSssS5si sss IA ssss sS: sS:
MATTRESSES and box springs, reno.
e years: sxessiensei WAsafSaToa Va Hin ress
NA; ss59. ma. ee7e.
~, int. ana ext. ana
scrapins Work DsDse'ns dose day ana or nish.; Es
ME, HocKERsM1TH, CO. oiss Il:
PAINTING, paperhanging, root. gut
ter and CARPENTRY repairs; pure oil
paint used. RA 1884. GE. $500.
PAINTING, first-class white mechanic.
TaHs s1a so a1d nI, ceiling sEss Of average room.
PAINTING. papering. reliable. reason-
able. Cali MR.. XIX. sH. 477l;
PAINTING. PAPERING. COMMERCIAL
ysars Mr. EaWRshcE safRss ia'fssIs Ra a7os'
PAP,ER!Nq AND PAINTING
HEcxETTT. esa5Sses MI oeso. llfst Su eb 4o5a Mn
bP aTS ssIE done at o4ss s. rm
paPERHaNGGiSSGo ffhsHls GS oopa pain,ing plaster sa
GE: 2356. GE: 1906. IS
PAPER HANGING, painting: white
pnopaIin mscn,; 70 Yrs exp oooDDo Do own work.
PAPER HANGING, s. STU up per room;
1850 washable sunfast papers: work
guaranteed. GE 42s3. GE. 2461.
PAPERING, PAINTING. piasterins,
floors, all kinds home repairs; neat.
sAiTz sisfr ~9Es TA 1885 Tssa' prompt attention.
PLAsTERTNG a specially; large and
mechanics; work guar. NO. 21c3.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. remodel-
ing and repairing; personal service,
low prices, free estimates Wa 1924
before 7:30 m. and after pm.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

GIRL. colored. age 1919; size Il
uniform or under. as maid-nurse'i
aide in doctors ofice. Must b,
neat. refined. conscientious. No ex.
perience necessary. Write Box 237.
HOUSEWIVES for interesting spare
time telephone work at home. Apply
in person. MLLER'S S MUSIC STORE
1888 G st. NV.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. expert
enced dictaphone operator; also clerk
typlst; salary commensurate with
ability. Apply Box 3s7-L. Star. 81
LEADING MEMS STORE desires young
lady as salesperson and ofice cleri-
cal. Apply in person to Mr. Ehrman
D. j. KAUFMAN. 1873 14th st. NV
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
"a .9S up; featuring N. Y. Look; seer
Glamour" 'Mademoiselle:" expert.
ence unnecessary. good commissions
Write for sample book. MODERN
MANNER. 25SAN 5th ave. New York
SPARE TIME CASH EASY!
Earn $50 quick. Take orders for only
100 stunning 2l-card, 81; all-oc-
casion assortments. Friends buy or
sight! Also Discard, 81 box, metal
lies. imprinted stationery; others
Cash bonus. Assortments on ap-
proval: Free imprint samples. AR
TlSTIC. 1903 Way. Elmira. New
York
Evening star., 1951-01-31
TYPIST, exper. for billing
5-day wk. With appli-
ance distributor in ne.
Call LA. 6-5500. MIR.
IRVING.

VOUCHER CLERK. in accounting
once; must be typist. Apply general
ONCE. wARDMAN PARK HOTEL
MATTRESSES. exper., white. 1905
IN s, NV, NO. 1898. =
pr1-, par.,time wanted, OYSTER BAY
WAITRESS. white. exper.; day work.
WAiTREssEs. :, j for day shift.
other for night shift: must be ex-
per; and reliable, GEORGES CAFE,
9la Rhode Island ave. ne: Il
enced: New Hampshire and Farre-
waIfREasss ai r. s. Va WANTED, STEI, experienced
ghi.s; APPLY DEL RAY REsTAU-
WAITREssEs, experienced. for exclu-
siye place. For interview. see MISS
LEE, 29oo Columbia pike. Arlington.
MATTRESSES. over 81, exper.. neat
Must be On the ball" Apply in
wATREssIs SEQ Shit.' da avs for eoee .hoD
hish-class clientele; part time. from
l / am. to 3 pm; exper. necessary.
For personal interview, see Mr..
Michaelis, y between S and $40
eevnings. 916 18th st. NV. coffee
shop. p
GIRL. white; 3 ewes. a week. 8 to 10.
and part Of Sun; 75c an hr CON-
CORD PHARMACY. 1915 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV. 81
GIRL, colored. to operate shirt ma
chine in Chinese laundry. Apply
2029 Nichols ave Sc
GIRLS. Is to 25, can be trained as
grocery checkers; good starting SAL
airy, 45 hours week, paid vacation.
sick benefits: experience not neces-
sary: must meet company require
ments., Apply ACME MARKETS. 5722
Georgia ave. NV. Thursday. Q pm
GIRL OR STUDENT desiring rm.
and board in exchange for 4 ewes.
OF baby care while mother goes to
school DI S2a5. IS
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Beds and Mattresses

Government surplus; army double
bunk beds, compl with new COT
ton mattresses. S3495.
Wave folding beds. 80 by 76, S795.
Sterilized SO and 39-inch width
cotton layer felt mattresses. 81 o5.
Single metal bed, spring and mat
tress. Sl595
Government s""plus. 3-drawer light
finish chcg'- rawers, S14.a5.
New natu' .ond finish mahog.
dropleaf t. S@7q5
N. FRANK d oCN. Ala 3rd st. NV.
EX. 1914
Evening star., 1951-01-31

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator
between 25 and So; experienced
must be able to type at least 81
words min; pleasant working
conditions, hours and pay. Apply
I In person or call between $500,
Thurs. See MR.. WERNER, RA.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
TYPISTS
TYPTST

Permanent, for weekly publication
3742 hr. wk. No Sat work; hospi.
talization. paid vaction. ST. 1928.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

COOK, G.H.W.; live in; must be
exper.; school-age children; quarters
for empl. husband available. EN-
6941. II
COOK-G.H.W. to live in; good salary
for, capable worker. If married
hns husband h may work 10 hrs. wk. 70,
COOK AND G.H.W.. exper.. fond OF
fseeht snd every 9 other ssS SUM hSai III
stay 2 nights; $50 wo. s203,
GH.W-Exper. woman. no washing,
afternoons, in Kensington area.
Refs. OIL. 9O66 ewes. .
G.H.W-Mon.. Wed, Fri. mornings.
in Arl.., Va. Local refs. required;
$3.50 plus Va. fare OW. 1894.
G.H.W.. fond of chill; excel. oppor-
tunity for reliable girl; live in; nice
accommodations. IA, 1855. i
G.H.W.. live in; fond Of children:
plain cooking; no ironing; $50 wk
start. 81. 3091. "a
GIRL fcolored) to live in: age % to
%; good references; light general
house duties; SIS wk.. raises Of
Sundays. Nice room. Good perma
nent Job. Call Ju. 1866 or Ii.
HouSEKEEPER-Older woman for 2
IN fRlldTsa HGa, Mother employed. Live in.
MAID. to help do general housework.
no no cooking must stay nights. Call
WOMAN. white. 35-4o. live in, care
q ! child. UN. 1871. g
WOMAN, white, care of infant, z am.
to $40 pm. thorough cleaner.
good ironer; $50 wk. WI. 5240.
WOMAN, white OF. colored; to live
in, care for children only; in ex-
change for room and board and
salary. Phone Elk. 1859. 1915. Il
YOUNG WOMAN, steady position;
5+2-day week, no Sundays; g.h.w.,
in apt. cooking; help care of baby
and small girl; hours 1917; pref.
res. IN Va; refs. required. FA. 6206.
SETTLED WOMAN for g.h.w. and care
OF 8 children; 512 days through din
ner; refs. and health card required
S25 plus carfare. ia. 2-5499. .
WANTED--Compet colored house
maid. preferably 35 to 40. Live in.
City references. Box 3s6-L, Star
EXPERIENCED-Maid, g.h.w., Mon.
Wed, Fri: stay one night, SIS. Must
have reference. GE. 1896.
COLORED GIRLS to 90 years
5 days week, $50 till $40; two in
family; no cooking: SIS wk., carfare
No smokers. CLOS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

TYPIST. 1895, in ONCE of large fire
and casualty insurance CO.: interest
ing work and good chance for ad-
vancement to important position;
5-day. 37la-hr. week Apply NORTH
WESTERN, S12 Woodward Bldg.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 12o bass, good cond.;
500. Call after 5 pm, 10. 2-3o46.
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs. eiec-
5s so 15sHhflI0fsd USTEp FYpEwEfER eo
Ao!piiNee CT MAcHiSEs isi HINES and sypevrlters.
them like rent. sio mo, cENTRAI.
2o1e l4th st. NV. HU. 512l.
hand. elec.; great reduc. CIRCLE,
ADDING MACHiNFs. new new and re-
built sales. rentals, repairs; terms.
" %E4ER ~ So Sss5 s AHEEIQAs asSlt?I !yRR T.
ADDREssING MACHINE. E.' was os5aib6. $40 SO.
now S9,a5. New. in original car
ton ton UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
ADDREssoGRAPH, model 1865. prse-
with ali attachments and arranss.
ment for selector. Call MA, s696.
AQUARIUM. eo-gsl.. stainless stee,
pump and filter; S4a.5O. iO-gaI.
stainless steel, tank and light. Sll.
STAINLESS ssa snd steel tel. 4eSe,ompastment beta
ishts 'aa and sai saaip: sio. NFi f. tsnks s4i
AUTO RADIO. Truetone, practically
new: best offer. Ii. 6-2315 II
BABY CARRIAGE. bassinette. small
crib. Teter-Babe; all for $50. 81.
BABY CARRIAGE. Welsh. collar,
like new, $50. Also Royalaire tank
type vacuum cleaner, $40. TR. 1904.
BABY CRIBs-For the best in bath
!nettes, cribs, carriages. etc, at the
lowest prices. see US first BABY
HOOD DISTRIBUTORS, 1905 Ga.
ave. NV. TU. 4141.
BABY CRIB AND CARRIAGE SALE
During remedeling We are offering
y,ertised brands. TAYLOR Tots, with
SHOP. 2461 18th St NV. opp.
Ambassador Theater. 81
BASINS. BATHTUBS, SINKS, fittinzs.
new or used. BLOCKS. 3056 M st.
NV. NO 1908
BATHTUBS. new. used. built in. legs:
sinks. basins. toilets PEERLESS
SALES CO.. 2237 Ga. ave. DE $3.50.
BED, Simmons Hide-away, and end
tables. Reasonable. 102-s212 Ian
gley Park. Md: N. H. extended. 81
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aELP MEN & WOMEN (cont. }
HELP ooMESIlc
COOK

ist. fir. worker-family of 5, other
help kept. Live in, own rm. and
bath. Must have excel. loc. ref
Bonus in addition to liberal sal
Tel, EN-. 100 between 2 and 6 pm
Evening star., 1951-01-31
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna AVA N VI

THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penna. Ave. NV.
TYPIST and stock record clerk for
procurement officer of local hospi-
tai and medical center Must be un-
der 80. have knowledge of figures,
steady muscle control, ability to
sort correctly and rapidly in high
degree OF tenacity and good penman-
ship. Good SAL. working cond.. hosp.
paid vac. and meals per day. Ap-
ply Purchasing Dept, basement. Ole
10th st NV. Ask for MR.. COLE.
TYPIST--Occasion shorthand; eff.
flcient worker; 40-hr. wk., pleasant
surroundings, downtown sec. GOV.
ERNNIENT- BID SERVICE, Rm. II
LOO New York ave. NV, EX. 1907
TYPIST, will train for Robotvper
aut9matic typins; high school grad.
sooS starting salary; perm anent
TYPlsTS-Are you interested in q
3a-lr.. 5-day wk. foffice hrs, Q I'll
81, with national organizatio
manufacturing and selling office
machines for over so yrs? Severa,
openings for typists and one pos. fol
bookkeeper. Elliott Fisher account.
ting machine exper. helpful. Attrac-
tive sal; perm. positions. Opportu.
nifty for advancement. Pd. vac, life
ms: and hosp. Apply 10 am: til !
Pm. UNDERWOOD CORP. 1880
st. NV. q
Evening star., 1951-01-31

TYPIST. white. not over 35. for card
typing; 5-day. 35-hour week; S43
per week. Box 231-M. Star. -
TYPISTS.. downtown location; vaca-
nate Sat. mornings; other dement's;
accuracy in typing and arithmetic
more important than speed: short
hand helpful but not necessary.
Apply only in person. AIR CARRIER
SERVICE CORP. 1742 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Typist and
Switchboard Operator

Permanent position for experienced
ttypist who can also qualify as re-
lief operator on busy switchboard
including. disqualification. and other
employe benefits: 5-day 40-hr. wk.
Apply SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
Evening star., 1951-01-31
HELP WOMEN
PRACTICAL NURSE. white: for elder
ly lady; live in. Box 369-L, Star.

ly lady; live in. Box 369-L. Star.
l.
RECEPTIONIST-Perm. position for
young lady bet. 20 and As, with
knowledge Of typing; oppor for ad-
vancement by gaining general busi-
ness exper. PIX equipment not used.
Good hrs. and working conds.. in
modern bldg Apply in person to
STATE LOAN Il FINANCE CORP.
Suite 4O2. Ring Bldg. 1900 18th
Evening star., 1951-01-31
HELP WOMEN
DRIVER

We desire the services of a courteous
young woman, FL to 35 years of age,
who is neat in appearance and is
consists of making deliveries to our
advertisers. Apply Personnel. Room
800. Open weekdays. 5000 and
Sat al
Evening star., 1951-01-31
WATERPROOFING

using only proven materials and
methods. Phone MR.. JOHNSON,
JA 4-O050 -