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Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
HARRINGTON

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Mrs. William Outten and family.
Mrs. Fred Challis, of Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, is spending two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peck,
Jr., while her husband, 1t Comdr.
Challis, is attending the Naval
Seminar in Washington, d. c. He
will spend the weekend with the
Pecks.
Mrs. Florence Fly and son, Gale,
were Sunday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Cloid Fry, Sr.
Mrs. Grace Jones, of Dover, spent
the weekend with her daughter,
Mrs. Benjamin Hates, who is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rothermel
and son were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roth
ermel.
Mrs. b. I. Shaw and Mrs. William
Shaw visited William Shaw at
Eagleville. Pa, Sunday.
John Manship, of Philadelphia,
and Wilson Manship, of Smyrna,
spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Manship.
Alex ArgO, Sr., of Camden, spent
a few days last week with Benja-
min Emory. Sr.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Laura
Smith attended the anniversary
services at Barratt's Chapel, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs BrintOn Hickman
and family visited his brother, Alb
ner Hickman, over the weekend.
Mrs. Charlie Beale and family, of
WestgrOve, Pa. and Mrs. Mary
Jane Kemp, Miss Lola Clark and
Miss Mabel Kemp. of Willow Grove,
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs BryOn Kemp.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Vane and son,
Donald, attended the funeral of
George c. Bounds, of Hebron, Md,
Saturday.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William ClarksOn were Mr.. and
Mrs. James ClarksOn, of Whining
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Clark
son and new son, also of Whining
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stubbs. OF
Viola, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Stubbs, Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Greenly, Jr., and sons
Fred, III. and David, Mrs. FREQ
Greenly. Sr.. and Mrs. James Ca
hall. of FELTON,, were in RehOboth
Sunday.
Clarence Rash made a business
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
FRANKFORT
By C. G. Croker
Phone Rodney 4s1S

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Quillen and
daughter Arlene of DagsbOro, with
Mrs. Gertrude Campbell were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
DOugherty in Yeadon, Pa, over the
past weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Banks
and son, Jeffrey, have returned
from motor trip and vacation in
Belfast, Maine, and other points
in New England, New York, and
Pennsylvania. In their absence
Master Gerald Banks stayed at the
home of his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Sirman d. McAllister.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win w. Mccormick mOtOred to
Washington, D. c., to take their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Comrick of Selbyville, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Martin Galloway, who
had recently been hospitalized fol-
lowing a severe injury.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Horsey were Mr.. and
N4l - w AAAAcAAu OuuAAC clllu llLLlC
daughter from Washington, D. c.,
and Mrs. Harvey Kirk, Jr., and
son Harvey w. Kirk, III, from Ar
lingtOn, Va. Major Kirk is with our
Armed Forces in Korea.
The trustees of the FrankfOrd
Presbyterian Church held a bust
ness meeting last Thursday even
ing at the home of James E. Rick
ards, a member of the board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward w. Dasey,
Jr., and two daughters, Nancy and
Janet Mary, of Haddon Heights, N.
j., were the weekend guests of
his parents, Captain and Mrs. Ward
w. Dasey.
Miss Elsie Gray has been spend
ing some time with her cousin, Mrs.
William Watson at her home on
Thatcher street.
''The Hummers," Methodist
Church School Glass, served a COW
cred dish supper last Wednesday
evening in the assembly room OF
the local fire house. The men OF
their families were their guests
at the repast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen j. Carey
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05

trip to Philadelphia, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Messick are
the parents of a son born in the
Milford Memorial Hospital Satur-
day night. The little boy has two
brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stauffer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Stauffer, of
Rochester, N. Y, spent Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Stauffer, of
Leonardtown, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. George Swain and
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Swain visited
in Atlantic City, N. j., Sunday.
Miss Claramond Belts, of Will
mington, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Alice Wix
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey spent
the weekend in North Carolina.
Miss Polly Townsend spent Sun
day with her mother in Snow Hill,
Maryland.
Mrs. Bess Holt, of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with her sisters.
the Misses Annie and Laura Flem-
ing.
The Merrymakers Home Demon
stratiOn Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Millard Cooper or Wednes-
day evening, October 10th, at s
D. m, with Mrs. James Goodwill
serving as co-hostess. The topic for
the evening will be: Short Cuts
In Sewing. It will also be nOmina-
ton and election of officers for the
coming year. The nominating COM
mittee is: Mrs. Cubbage Brown,
chairman, Mrs. Eugene Anderson,
Mrs. Charles Peck, Jr., and Mrs.
Russell Blades. A good attendance
is desired.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05

er.
Monday, October 1, was the birth
day anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ellis. or course Charles
had more candles on his side of
the birthday cake-but-his ador-
able twins, Janet and Judy, helped
him blow them Out-while Mary
Helen helped Mrs. Ellis. Many hap
py returns of the day, Charles
and Frances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Lynch mo-
tored to Toms River, N. J., on Sat
urday and spent the weekend vis-
iting their sister-in-law, Mrs. Geo.
Thompson and her daughter, Miss
Laura Lynch.
Get set to eat dinner on Friday
evening, 4 to s p. m, October 19,
at the John M. Clayton School Cafe
terra, with the Glass of 1852, when
they serve their famous chicken
dinner to raise funds for their
spring trip to Washington, D. C.
Let's make it date, Ell?
/ Aunt Suzy sez: "Why hurry?--
sooner or late you'll learn that
/ when speeding y6u pass up more
than you catch up!"
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05

mOtOred to Philadelphia on Sunday
and brought home with them Mr..
Carey's mother, Mrs. Daniel B. Car
ey from Jefferson Hospital, where
she has for several weeks been a
pOst-Operative patient. We all hope
Mae is as good as new new.
The FrankfOrd Chamber of Com
merce is formulating plans for a
colorful Halloween parade to be
held on Tuesday evening, October
80. Prizes will be awarded Watch
your local paper for future notices,
advertisements and more definite
news as the date neaTs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Tingle have
returned from Cleveland, Ohio,
where they attended a convention
of operators of Glover Farm Stores.
Last night Thursday there was
an Official meeting of the Session
of the FrankfOrd Presbyterian
Church at the home of Elder Clar-
ence T. Esham on Thatcher street
"Rally Day. was observed on
Sunday in the FrankfOrd Methodist
Church with a large attendance at
the combined worship service and
Sunday school at 1000 a. m. A
feature of the evening service on
that date was the fine singing OF
the Methodist Men"
A special meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary Society of the Presbyter.
ian Church was held on Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Wilson o. Nc
Cabe, Jr., president, at her delight
full home on Thatcher street, for
the purpose of making definit,
plans for a Fashion Show" whicl
will be staged by Benjamins' o
7 Salisbury, Md, in the auditorium
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
FELTON, School News
K. G. =. A. lea

X. c. Y. A. Tea
The annual Kent County Educa-
ton Association Tea was held in
the FELTON, School Cafeteria on
Thursday afternoon, September q.
Approximately 225 teachers and
administrators from the Kent Coun-
ty Schools attended.
Sixth Grade Officers
The sixth grade has elected the
following officers for the year:
President, Jean Reed; vice presi-
dent, Terry Turner; secretary,
Shirley Hurd; treasurer, Bobby
Draper.
Fourth Grade Officers
The fourth grades officers for
1852 are as follows: President
William Stubbs; secretary, Lois
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05

of the John M. Clayton School at
8 p. m. on Thursday, October IL.
TIE affair is for the benefit of the
local Presbyterian Church. 75c tic
kets are now on sale. Refreshments
will be served at the close of the
Fashion Show.
Elias H. Tingle is on a business
trip to Harrisburg, Pa.
Burton G. Cannon, Jr., was a
weekend guest of the Purina Feed
Company recently at the Hotel
Commander in Ocean City, Md.
Frank E. Holton, Jr., a Goldey-
Beacon College student, spent the
weekend at home with his par
ents, Judge and Mrs. Frank E.
HOltOn on Clayton avenue.
Corporal ]. Edgar Tarr, who has
been spending a furlough at home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
Tarr, left Washington, ID. c., on
Monday morning to motor with a
buddy to FL Paso, Texas, where
they reported on Wednesday fol
further training in the U. S. Ali
Force.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Cain oi
Media, Pa, were recently the house
guests of Mrs. TOpp M. Heath.
Mss Ruth Ann Upton, r. ~, nov
stationed on duty at Perry POin
! Veterans Hospital, Perryville, Md
was the weekend guest of her bro
ther and sister-in-law, COnstabl
and Mrs. Carl Upton.
Mrs. Harry Dukes was hOstes
for a brush party on Thursday eve
ming at her home on Reed street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hudson spen
Sunday at ShOwell, Md, with MI
J Hudson's mother, Mrs Nancy Walk
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
Thirty Years Ago

The four fishing steamers of
the Lewes Oil and Chemical
Company landed over six thou
sand barrels of menhaden at
their plant at Lewes on Tues
day night of last week. The
fish were caught off the Jersey
coast, near Atlantic City.
Ernest E. Magee has rented
the William H. Virden farm,
near LeWes, consisting of over
two hundred acres which is
now tenanted by J. OrtOn Mar
shall who expects to move in
town and engage in the stor-
age battery business in a part
of William E. Walsh's garage
on South Street, Lewes.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05

Dill; treasurer, Dorothy Knox. The
dues for this grade are &c a week.
This money will be used for par
ties that the children have during
the year.
Business Students Study Banking
The junior business training
class is studying unit on bank
ing. This includes the understand
ing of banking services, keeping a
checking account, keeping saw
ings account and writing checks.
The class will culminate their stu
dy by taking a tour of one Of the
neighboring banks.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05
Happy Is The Day
When BaCkaChe
Goes Away

Nagging bacEache, loss of pep and energy,
headaches and dizziness may be due to slow
down Of kidney function. Doctors say good
kidney function is very important to good
health. When some everyday condition. such
as stress and strain, causes this important
function to slow down, many folks suffernag-
ging backache-feel miserable. Minor blad-
der irritations due to cold or wrong diet may
cause getting up nights or frequent passages.
Don't neglect your kidneys if these condi-
tions bother you. Try Doan's Pils-a mild
diuretic. Used successfully by millions for
over so years. It's amazing how many times
Doan's give happy relief from these discom-
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Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05

Britain's common, domesticated
swan, familiar sight on the Thames,
and other rivers, ponds and canals,
is the Mute species called Mygnus
Olor.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
MOTOR TRAVEL (con..)

ASHLAND. KY; or Huntington. W
Va; want ride within next week
or two. Gall evenings. DI. O929.
WILL. DRIVE YOUR CAR to Califor.
MIA for expenses. Leave immedi.
ately. References. Cali EN- 53os
EXPERIENCED DRIVER desires rid.
West or will deliver car. References
TAKE s, Gainesville. Ca, Aug 10
Eef exchanged. Help drive. WO
TWO college students want ride Z,
Mexico City or destination en- route
Share gas and oil. Call DU 0Sio
DRIVING TO DENVER, leave Aug il
sake or 3 Ret approx. Sept ii
ASBURY PARK or Atlantic City
leaving Aug. 1S or 20. Take Z
Phone (only 4-b PM RA, 6233
WANT RIDE to San Francisco arount
Oct: l. win share driving and ex
penseS: Refs. exchanged. Call vi
1920 Monday eve.
DRIVING TO PORTLAND, Me. leav,
Aug. 16. desires l passenger to heI,
drive and share expenses. Refer
ences exchanged. Call between Al
Pm. and 10 pm. on Monday. asl
ior MT Langlois, 81. 0240.
TO SEATTLE, woman companion
help mother and child for part plan,
1are, call LA. 6-5024 ID
Evening star., 1951-08-12
Lewis Hotel
Training School
2301 Pennsylvania Ave, NV.
Telephone ME. 4692
MOTOR TRAvEI

LADY DRIVING so Dodge NV
Iowa Aug. II returning Aug. 27;
room for 4. GE. O6S2. Sat. and
DRIVING to Oakland. California
August IA; will take q, share ex.
penses. EN- 0295. 12s
TO DENVER; late Buick; CT college
student; Aug. 20; references. Boz
Divine TO rs SAN FRANCISCO. ls leav.
Sept. 4. take 2 or 81; references ex.
RIDE 10 HiicCkoRSYH.' CRSH'Si II. c., or vicin.
ity desired by mother. 2 children
Wed. Aug. Is. Call ov. 0617.
COLLEGE STUDENT will chauffeu,
anywhers;, familiar Canada; refer
MAN AND WIFE driving to Pitts.
burgh over Labor Day in station
wagon. Can take 5 more. SH. 6145
NEW 81 STUDEBAKER going te
Los Angeles area 1st week In Sept.
can take two. References exchanged
GERMaN HA; H1ySi LADY wants travel Calf
as lady''s or children's companion
NE. TEXAS-Leave Aug. is. return
Sept; 3. { desire going mo, Mon; i, heir
DRIVING TO DES MONIES. IOWA
~ Mercury, Aug. II: WIZ take
two passengers. Ii. 3-069A
Evening star., 1951-08-12
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc
BABY sITTERs, reliable nart

bhbY ha5 sITTERS, reliable. part time
Hanr ne1n ior SI shEt,ins; day workers
CiLdEEASIN.GD-woman. IL colored. want.
e; Z? r.. FRI ATS. 4!a'nns from o to l. After
S9Ta Y4oa t0f : dsSs Week ko'',sfs AS Sszi sza
G:H.W.-Girl coiored desires day,
fronS TorS I soT r days week, MI, 0e96
G.HW., 5eday wk.; have references
G.E:W,-woman. colored. neat and
IIenMSanie; InS1 wishes 5-day wk.; ref. AID.
GIRL. etder eoloreT. ! a desires ns 10, q, nurse.
maid and Inv for working couple;
? Gays; no cooking; live out. DI
GIRL, colored wants part-time morn
R1s6eE ins york Of any kind. Call Ii
GIRL. colored. wants steady work;
g.h.w., trained in cooking; city; ref
erences. ,AD. 5000.
GIRL. colored. desires Inv. or care
81 osan CHILDREN for emp. cple. Ii
GIRL, col. wishes Job as general
Thmrusewo56sr; Tm s56e child care; local ref,
GIRL. colored. wants job as mothers
helper and nursing children; stay in
or out. DE. 1868.
GIRL. colored desires baby sitting
on Sat, 2 evenings; fond of chill
drsn; dependable. DI. s4s3.
CIR. colored. wants Job as maid OF
waitress work. NO. CLOS.
GIRL, colored wants job, g.h.w., OF
days work; fond of children: live
out: ref. LU 4-420S.
GIRL, colored. wishes Job sewing and
| mendina or care of pre-school-ag
child while mother works. Ak.
GIRL wants days work, 3 or 4 days
wk. NE. 2433.
GIRL, colored, desires 5-day work;
child care and ghw.: dep. and re-
liable. Call Ii. 7-3606.
GIRL. colored, desires child care and
g.h.w. Call NO. 2S17. Dependable
and reliable; references.
GIRL, colored. wants work caring
for children or g.h.w. HU. 3739.
GIRL, co.ored. wants Job cooking and
general work; fine references; 5-day
Wk:; no week ends. DU. 1915.
Gal6L' Ga6L' colored' wishes to baby sit
GIRL, colored, desires days work;
experienced and ,referencea DE
Evening star., 1951-08-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcs.s.I J

HOUsEKEEPER, with child 5 yrs,
wishes position in motherless home
Salary. 10. 3-672a.
HOUSEKEEPER, good cooking; no
isgn; bday afav' %f IL ele:ninSs s4S4s pvt rm So
LAUSDREss. ist class, wants bum
dlss difs Of fp 5auoasy oass to take home; good
LAUNDRESS; out by day: also home;
will DC 9 ruffied curtains. HU: 1873.
MAID. excellent g.h.w. Former en-
ployer desires to assist in obtaining
employment. OR. 1888; 12''
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored: desires
esFs esf. RA' RABIES z5sG. q small children good
ps elderly peopls H. ds.iIss 34Ssl
of any patient: good cook: willing
tx e d9 2sSal Sther h'h' duties' good refs
WOMAN. colored, wants job with en-
ployed couple or days work: 10
yrs. city references. Ii. 7-46s4.
WOMAN. colored. wants days work.
or early mornings in lunchroom or
hotel. MARY. Elk. 6231. bet. 10-2.
WOMAN, colored, exper.; days or
part time work; Ii. .6-9541: :,
3 days per week. References. FIR.
WOMAN will clean apt. for working
couple or child care. co. O172.
WOMAN. colored. wants Job. living
IN or out; excellent references. Call
WOMAN, colored. desires part time
or days work: reference. CO. S895.
WOMAN. colored, middle aged, wants
work caring for sick or children or
housework; will live in. Call Sun.
WHITE LADY desires light housework
ana care of infant or elderly lady;
Northeast or Southeast. 10. 1926
after pm: Sunday.
CoLORED GIRL desires g.h;w., full
erensesl or RsIt tiRe TRs S57s e gays work. Ref
ooI9RED (. led GIRL desires part-time
COLORED MAID wants general work,
q pm; through dinner. DE. 0021.
COLOkED GIRL wants general house
Eo. ESetki osii. 51oo corcoran St. NV Phone
GIRL. colored, desires daywork. Mon,
cnl Tues; and Fri Call TU; 4173.
COLORED GIRL. experienced, wants
aeaywork eaIyow 3 Gays; refs; Sc plus car
doToKEb 5oIs5 M1 1aGSi GiRL wants s.h.w., part
coLoRED NV WOMAN tSSi Desires s.h.w.
and some cooking. 5 days week.
References: Call MI. 0070.
COLORED WOMAN desires general
houssework, plain cooking. NO.
coLoRED WOMAN. as nursemaid
loves children: very neat; Christian;
nSpS ne sunday. no Sat. DE. 3475'
coLokED WOMAN wants days SRs work,
LADY, colored, to do laundry in her
home; experienced, sheets, pillow
cases. shirts. uniforms. HO.. 1875
COLORED WOMAN wants work TAX
ing care, Of children. cleaning ants.
or sea- ceaning offices at night. Ii
ELDERLY coLoRED COUPLE, cook
and houseman. in small family; Va.
preferred; first-class local ref. D1
IGoo6 CoLoRED woman desires
VI yprk; 4osS experience; Florida reference
coLoiRHED GIRL, neat. wants Job TAX
ing caro- Of children or maid: good
Nfa1 FIJI coEohEB sS b1as' WOMAN y want. part
CoLoRED WOMAN wishes work;
cleaning, kit. helper or dishwasher;
5-day week DI S032.
COLORED WOMAN wants 5-day
week Call Ii 3-3577.
woman desires domestic work, full
or part time; good refs and good
COCK, csll between 10 and ), Ii.
COLORED GIRL wishes work Monday
and Tuesday; beautiful laundress;
Call after $50 am. Monday, AID.
| S094.
COL0RED LADY desires days work
with references. NO. S049.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
Est. free; work guar. 5113 Conn. ave
EN- 4374 WOOLEY

EN-. 4374. WOoLEY.
PLASTERING, repairing. patchwork
a speciality; by white mechanics;
good service; reas. TU. OH. liz
PLASTERING, PATCHWORK and cell
ings q speciality. Call MI. 1874
PLASTERING,. patch work. free es-
Inmates Call anytime. Lo. 5-s166.
PLUMBING, heating, repairs; esti-
mates free. TU. O291.
PLUMBING AND AEATlNG-Jobbine
and remodeling; prompt service; reas
rates. Take no chances, call US first
< g. " Plumbing CO., 644 H ne
PIuMBISG AND HEATING, remodel.
ing; new work; gas boilers. hot
" Watfr nee hsafsrSi asNSirvr reasonable prices
P0RCHES INCLosED - Your porch
"a maze mnntb. int9 den or extra I1I; 6edro1m;
eoNTRo' osos co. bethesda, Ray Md w. IAp6Ss s6ss
REFRIGERAToRs REPAIRED, also
washers; guaranteed service.
pEPENDo REFRIGERATION CO.
Days, UN. 1912; eyes,. UN. S575.
REFRIGERATOR AND RADIO SERV-
ICE-Any time; no estimate charge
son. s0z llth wv. EX. 0646.
ROOFS PAINTED. 1st-class work.
%Io up D1Ch, CO. 0l5o.
ROOFING. all types, new work and
repairs. Cutters, spouts. carpentry
and painting, Free estimates. A. D.
ROOFING, guttering and general
house repairs; by white mechanics
Of long exper. Phi. Ii. 3-6599. II"
STONE "Bondstone" applied over
any surface: beautify and increase
the value of your home; free esti-
mate: terms II desired: CAPITOL
TELEvIsIoN REPAIRS - Same day
service; day and night calls. Most
reas. rates in tswn, LU: $1,000.
ing: prompt, competent workman
ship. Guaranteed. RA. 1475.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
Men Available

For employment. odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing, carpentry. houseclean-
ing. etc SALVATION ARMY Harbor
Light Corp, ME- 1882.
PAINTING, decorating. interior, ext;
gGod ioos w9Tk' @ ,Sgp prompt and neat, Eve
POWER MACHINE operator, fully
capable. desires job in linen supply
s or Laundry; Nj. 5000 :.
23 yrs. bldg. materials line, mar.
RED, temperate and Of irreproach.
able character, accustomed K
travelling, desires connection where
hard work and conscientious effori
sTarTsgTIeiatfes "a rTTssgTisites' ctsSK Bog ION; Star;
$500 per mo-, will expect less; &C.
sTENOGRAPHER-TYPIsT, male. az,
-. varied experience, desires in.
teresting position. Box 473-K, Star
TRUCK DRIVER, colored. wants 10,
II; 7-9118. ~
WANTED part-time work, exper
tGypist ~ and az ofice work; also car
al,, 40 any ny, kind Of lunchroom work
wSsaNGr6SS SSS 5orn. g. Star interests, f1
publicity, public relations, promo
tional work; BA degree in publ,
speaking: Experience, press reia
tlons lion, man, aI. professional summel
d.500-seat downtown theater. Ener,
getic. highly loyal. Salary not a,
important as landing position wher,
1 can serve you and gain furthe]
WATGhMGasNi WsAA9TeGE1snGsi Bog sS,t3 3-M. Star.
or night: WORK &c bajna. va,
TRITERRi TRITER-REsGARCaHI22RR, RoaI2R in eovt and
Jaw, wants part-time position week
ends and evenings; MA. Ii. B.;
vtnast vtast accurate. Box 439-K. Star, III
hOGNG MAN, colored desires jol
995nStUe|ashlng 9nte or porter in store. AID
YoUSG MAN. higher Commercial, ed.
qcatlon, six languages. Eng. German
French. Italian. Russian. Polish. :,
year years once exper, in Europe, woulc
to hSe suitable u a. PGsition S GszJ Phone 10 m
You'd Pm. Man. De; colorsaas. asas' wants f2 job =.
ssse4i OF OF NJ. ny S!aeT Ss7s, type Call n NO
YOUNG MAN, colored, wants Job a,
truck driver or chauffeur; good refs
and experienced. VI. 4I23.
COMPANY or factory representative
have necessitated thorough knoWI.
edge Of Government procedures. De.
SIRE perm. connection. Box 456-K
rIEy 5saG 12s
COLORED MAN wants Job as house,
man. porter janitor; elevator ii.
Gems, cense and references. Ii. 6-6326.
VERY CAPABLE male college grad,
vet 2s. law school am, desire,
interview, write Boy 4s4-K. Star
RESTAURANT EXECUTIVE - Foot
cost accountant with outstandins
record. top result getter, seeks man.
agement large officers mess or in.
duStrial cafeteria. Box 4S2-K, Star
CoLoRED MAN wants week-sn,
work. dishwasher, porter; have p r
permit. TR. S03g.
COLOhED MAN desires part t-time eve
WORK 7-l2 pm, porter, dishwasher
etc.; refs. Ii. 1924 after 6. II
Evening star., 1951-08-12
REPAIRS AND SERVICE teont. }

TV AND ANTENNA SERVICE; your
TV repairs in your home; So and
lip; Sat, Sun, day or night; guar
anteed. EX. 003y.
T1LE-Interlocking plastic and alu-
free estimate; 30 months to pay.
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO., Be.
thesda, Md. WI. 60S6 or WI. 473O.
u,phOLsTERING, repairing, your
Free estimates. MORRIS, LII. A.
UPHOLSTERY - Couches, chairs re-
Weppeo, springs reset; your home or
my shop; furniture repair, all kinds.
s: M. JANNEY. GE. 03S0.
WALL PAPER removed by steam:
| SSnnl66es workers; free estimates. 10.
WATEapKooFING OF ALL KINlH1s, NlH
eemeLl work; all work guaranteed'
tEOBERr E. PRICE. DI. 1928. l5s
WINDOWS CLEANED. floors cleaned,
painted and washed. he'd Nc. NoiSnsSs 79S3s Is wa1ts
BETTER SCREEN your porch now
whiir j have the materiail An
estimate will cost you nothing. 81,
3942 evenings
LET US BUILD YOUR RAMBLERS.
easements, foundations and Chin
heSs; all brick work guar. HU. 67l8.
Al CARPENTRY from basement to
TOOL IAN estimates free. Dormers a
Specialty. AP. 47S2. III
APIS. AND HOMES CoLORFUILY
DECORATED in RUBBER BASE or
| FLAT OIL paints. neat lob at
reasonable price. TU. 1859. is