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Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
State Farmers Hi
Peak In Total Income
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ing by the agricultural commission
of the American Bankers Associ-
alton.
In 1851 there was also a marked
decline in real estate borrowing
and a very small increase in the
total amount of bank-held mort
gage debt compared to the previous
year, indicating that farm mortgage
borrowing is being held to a mini
mum, Mr.. Simpson said.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
POCahOntas Notes

In spite of the heat, members of
Ionic Council No. 13, have been
meeting each Mondays sleep; with
a fair attendance. On last Mon
days sleep, they voted to meet only
every other week in August, which
will be August 11th and 25th. Come
out and enjoy the nice cool refresh
ments the Committee plans for us;
and support our POcahOntas Bur-
fOu
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
Women Plan Trip
To National Meeting
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continued from first page)
grams were formed at last years
national meeting.
The National Council is also a
member of the Associated COun-
try Women of the World, an inter-
national organization of rural wO-
men working toward better under
standing and good will.
The theme of this years Ma
tiOnal Meeting is Forward to
Peace with Freedom"
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
Yellow Jackets Buzz

The annual picnic of the Dublin
Hill Yellow Jackets All Club will
be held on Monday, August 4. a
truck will leave the Dublin Hill
Community Hall at 1915 for
Lewes. Bring your sticks to roast
hot dogs. In case of rain It will
be held August 8.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
Old Fiddlers Picnic
At Lenape Park

On Saturday, August 2, there will
be held at Lenape Park on the his
tOric Brandywine near Chadds Ford,
the oath annual Old Fiddlers Pic
mic which last year was attended
by thousands from some six states.
This frolic will last from ten IN
the morning until midnight. All
musicians are invited to take part.
Ben Kelly Of Coatesville, Pa, and
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
Field Day Program

10 a. m. to 5 p. m.-Experimental
plots open.
IL a. m.-Sussex County Artif-
cial Breeders Calf Show.
12 nOon-DPIA Chicken Barbe-
cue starts.
p. m. - Welcome - University
and State Officials.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Orray Corder of
Milford, are receiving cOngratula-
tions on the birth of a baby daugh-
ter. Last week it was irroneOusly
printed they were the parents of a
baby boy.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
OBITUARY
LINDALE

LINDALE
Mrs. Jennie Lindale, IS, wife of
John Lindale of Milford, died sud
denly Of Q heart attack last Satur-
day at her residence. Her body was
found on a couch by her husband
when he returned home from work.
Mrs. Lindale, who had lived in Mil
ford all her life, was well known
by the residents for her paperhang-
ing. In addition to her husband she
is survived by her brother, John
Macklin of near Milford, and a
niece, Mrs. Betty Jane Crist of
California. Services were held at
the Berry Funeral Home in Mil
ford Wednesday afternoon at o.
clock with the Revs. William Tull
Of the Church of God and Ralph
Jones of Calvary Methodist Church
officiating. Interment in Odd Fell
lows Cemetery in MilfOrds
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01

a-Fanned for Rich in 9Th.
Chincoteague l 0 3 8 90 90 6-1S
Denton % o 2 o 1 O1 o. 5
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
WARREN

Andrew B. Warren, g., a farmer
Of Magnolia, died suddenly of a
heart attack on Monday afternoon
of this week in the yard of his
home.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
RhOda Warren; five daughters,
Mrs. Thomas StaytOn of Lumber
ton, N. j., Mrs. Elizabeth Masten of
Magnolia, Mrs. Ralph Greenlee of
Harrington, Mrs. John Farley of
FELTON,, and Miss LeVenia Warren,
at home; four sons, Louis Dono-
phOn of Frederica, Wilson DonO-
phon of Magnolia, Homer DOnO-
phOn at home, Fred DOnOphOn of
Lebanon; three sisters, Mrs. Ray
mOnd Butts, Mrs. Dewey Williams,
and Mrs. Ned Thomas, all of Eddy
stone, Pa; three brothers, ElWOod
and Walter of Milford, and Matte
Warren of Magnolia; also %
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the
Berry Funeral Home at FELTON, on
Thursday afternoon at 300 o'clock
with the Rev. Charles Baker, pas
tor of the Pilgrims Holiness
Church of Milford, officiating. In
terment was made in Barratt's
Chapel Cemetery, near Frederick.
AUSTIN
Funeral services were held Sat-
urday afternoon for Elmer Walter
Austin, So, who suffered a heart
attack on Wednesday of last week,
brought on by the heat while he
was working for the State High
way Department, three-Quarters of
a mile south of Magnolia. He was
rushed to the Kent General Hos
pital, Dover, where he was pro-
nounced dead by DR.. H. Neese of
Camden.
He was the son of the late Wal
ter and Laura Morris Austin and
was born at Townsend. He had
lived near Harrington several
years before moving to Magnolia.
Funeral services were in charge
of the Boyer Funeral Home, and
the Rev. Grier Baker, pastor of
Pilgrim Holiness Church, assisted
by the Rev. Earl Lowry, a former
pastor, were in charge of the ser
vices. Interment was made in Bar
rats Chapel Cemetery, near Fred
erica.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Grace BrattOn Austin, of MagnO-
liza; four daughters, Mrs. Roland
jackson, of Milford, Mrs. Robert
Deputy, of Houston, Mrs. Frank
Hills, of Dover, and Mrs. Donald
Jones of Baltimore; two sons
Norman Austin of Camden, and
Joseph Austin of Magnolia; a bro
ther, Henry Austin, of Magnolia
two sisters, Miss LeOna Austin anC
Mrs. Delema DOnOphan, both Oi
FELTON,, and a half-borther, Albert
Austin of Hartly.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01


JUDGE - Colonel John p. Le-
Fevre, Kent prothonotary, is the
first attorney outside the judiciary
to sit as a deputy judge in the
Juvenile Court for Kent and Sus-
sex Counties since it's creation a
year ago.
w. Marion Stevenson, the court
judge, disqualified himself from
sitting in a non-supporc case be-
cause of acquaintance with the
parties in the action.
In the absence Of services of
other members of the judiciary to
preside over the case, he designat-
ed Colonel LeFevre as deputy
judge to preside and he heard the
testimony on Tuesday and placed a
support order against the husband.
Colonel LeFebre was Judge of
the Kent County Court of Common
Pleas and the former Kent-Sussex
Juvenile Court, serving from 1899
to 1943. The new Kent-Sussex Ju-
venile Court, separate from the
Common Pleas Court, was created
by the 1851 Legislature, and Judge
Stevenson was appointed by Cow
ernor Elbert N. Carvel to head it.
Colonel LeFevre, a former COM
manding officer of the National
Guard Of Delaware, with a period
of judge-advocate experience in
World War I, has been a member
Of the Delaware bar since 1913.
Evening star., 1952-01-08

NURSE, registered, needed for doc
tors ONCE In Arlington. Exper. pre-
Must be able to type. Call ia
2-70S0 for appt. Ill
Evening star., 1952-01-08

WOMEN a.
Needed ct once; 4 hours day or eve
ming. RE. S107. 10
YOUNG LADY with tipping and short
hand ability for work in ONCE OF
soyars. a. P. WooDsoN CO.. 1919 ~
Yo6SG "a Ss MA, LADY. white. for general
40-hr wk.; excel. opportunity
I025 19th St. NV: ..,-s.,
hH tom KnoRledse movie ef desired desire sA but will viii
consider person with ability to meet
SoSRpAN p PIANO CO, o. 18th and
YouNG S NJ; WOMEN, aio a5-s5, as shoppers hoppe
perienee necessary. salary, advance
ment; must be free to travel. Apply
951 Warner Bldg. 18th and Z
YoGNG Of CIV WOMEN. good ballroom
dancers. to teach. Experience un-
lately. Apply ali week at i or 6
pm, DALE DANCE STUDIO, 71O
oPEN pen :. sAVfNGs Wings club with AVON
earnings! Earn S25 UP wkly.: conv.
hrs: good openings now. RE. 0795.
WE HAVE substantial earning op-
portunity for housewives and other
women who want to supplement
TRICT MGR, CT. $3.50. after 6 pm.
HOUSEWIVES everywhere earn cash
in spare time; few hours daily; can
earn 81 to So an hour. Write Box
304.. Hyattsville, Md.
PART-TIME CASHIER and tobacco
clerk-Must be pS,,4I,;,, exp IN r., drngst@oTe @
$500 Conn. ave.
NATIONAL BOOKKEEPING machine
operator; permanent position. 5-day,
40-hour week. Pleasant working
conditions, liberal discount on pur-
chases; insurance and hoSpitaliZa-
ton plan, retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES, employ
ment office, n P st. ne. 10
aaRn n AARAa AAaA nARAAARAa
Evening star., 1952-01-08
SITUATIONS WOMEN

DRESsMAKER, wants sewing out; By
the day alterations. HO. 9149.
GIRL, colored. desires fountain or
housework: neat and reliable; ref
erences. RE. 60S7.
NURSE. unregistered. wants position
in DIR. ONCE; 12-yr. nursing exper..
8 years In DIR. ONCE; preferred
g. p. o. B. or ped. Box 306-C.
NURsING-conyalescent or any type
case; can live In or out. Ii. 7-s36S.
NURSE. several years
exper, nursing chronic patients; rea-
Sonahle rates. RA, 6O51.
REAL ESTATE SALES, property
management, varied ONCE and sec
retarial work, experienced 10 yrs:
references. Phone Decatur 1854. 81
SPANISH TYPIST learning Spanish
shorthand desires beginner stenog-
rapher Job or clerical embassy work,
King S-3591. Sc
TYPIST, exp. manuscript and letters,
envel., desires work to be done at
home: reas. rate. Ii. GOODS.
WOMAN, white,
wishes light hoHsework or COM
panion to adult; 1--we In. SH. 77S3.
ATTENTION. BUSINESSMEN TOO
much work, not enough help? Call
FLORENCE STRAND, NE 331S, for
competent stenographers and typists.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
HELP WokAEN

CLERK. white. for dry cleaning store.
need apply. JoHNsoN's cLEANERs,
1921 R. I. ave.. Mt. Rainier. Nd,
CLERK CASHIER. young lady; per
manent position, congenial sur
roundings, excellent opportunity for
afvsnesment, cement Apply 10 a;m.-S oD pm 2;
CLERK : CASHIER - Credit ofice,
mems clothing store; congenial as
Sociates; must be good typist: salary
commensurate with ability. See
Mrs. Gleason. D. J. KAUFMAN,
INC, zoos Pa. ave. NV. IS
CLERK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lady
to be relief receptionist. and to do
tnacte ane oces Zee TSTS Eood woTsnH %s have een a.
tions. and a fine group of en-
ton. 5-day wk. UNITED SERVICES
LIFE INSURANCE CO. RIM. 502.
cIgRKTHpTsT IqTS Eys Ss nv psrn.rsnt no,;lio, lG
ING INK CO. sos Charming pi. = ne.
CLERK-TYPIsT. under 80; large
casualty insurance company; per-
manent position In congenial ONCE;
woodward Bids. 18th and II sts IS
CIIEERK-TYp1sT. insurance Ghf claims
dept; 5-day. 37h-hour week; paid
vacation. Apply 515 woodward
CnERK-TGP1sTd ads ISIP srd fldsy 4 sss NV. L
4:30, Large organization with OPP
portunity for advancement; regular
pay increase; modern air-cond. office.
Starting salary, $45 wk. Call MR..
" WEYANT; Re, 4S00. 10.
firm Inexperienced girl preferred.
CLERK-TSPIsT, Bethesda the; a09E; area, ex- :
perienced, new car dealer, to S55
per wk. WI. 1900. IS
CLERK-TYPIST - Permanent posi-
ton; five-day week; salary com
mensuEate with ability and expert
snfs. s2tS ! NATIONAL = 10 L1THo CO. 1855
CLERK TYPisT with some knovl-
edge Of shorthand for purchasing
dept. OF motion picture company, g.
day week. good working conditions.
Experience helpful but not neces-
Warner 81 side, M 18th taAans ana sa ses hOGT D'W
CLERK -TYPIST for small ofice, NV,
section; 5-day wk., 9 to s; varied
duties; shorthand helpful but not
required. Age 10 to 35; salary S225
to $3.50, depending on exp. Elk.
CLERK-TYPIsT, age 1925. must be
able to work 7:15 am. to 3:15 pm.
one week. and 3:15 pm. to 1l:15
pm. the following week. Employe
dement's after 3 months of employ
ment: Apply Personnel Once, MAY
ELOWER HOTEL, Conn. and De-
ff.si fEsksTYPfsr-younr Il Yh'E; lady for tyD.
Ing Ing apd nf9,os general eftlss work; Apply
NSTGV1ElLsTcY CO.. 1915 Z st. NV,
CfiERKESTSYip1sr, high school sra grad,
with some. knowledge Of bookkeep-
ing. Must be able to type: 4O-hr., g.
sourHEN eS HI F0gd s1sG1fTr paT With fussre ss1z
Resa st" Bethesda, Md. Cali Of.
CLERK-TYPIsT-Good starting sal
ary. Pleasant working conditions.
insurance and disqualification furn-
ished by company; Q weeks paid
vacation; sick leave and yearly
bonus. Call CHI. 1924, ask for Mr..
Myers; STATE LOAN co. 1900 Lee
CLERK-TYPIsT, neat and attrac-
tive: excel. working conditions. g.
day wk. Call MRS WADE, ST.
1900 for appt. to interview, bet.
yLERK.fTYP1sT-Acc.-Neat,dMep depend Ms3
able; age, 1896; will train beg.
with 45-w.p.m. avg; perm; 5-day
week. For appt., call EX. 1894,
Evening star., 1952-01-08
! HELP WOMEN

keeping, under 40 years old. Per-
RaasRs G12ss PSz S7a7 ss5' 3 N sss ss sVs
sTIiESNoGRAPHER Small informal
snd si' .1sslsaes fsssea sos soD .iss ss
sTENoGRAPHER-PARr TIME. for
Jewish organization; 5-day week.
Sex2ge Fox 2g2-Da abI Star. cons.,,,.,a9.
work eesa more essential than MT transcr,pa r o.
STENOGRAPHER-Temporary until
Feb. 10; young woman. not over 35.
able to take dictation and 100
w.p,m., transcribe accurately and
Per Week; esll Di. s455a.s sE1t Ext. i6S ioS
person
able stenographer; some figure work;
good salary excellent employment
benefits and working conditions,
40-hr. wk.; centrally located. Write,
and schooling. BOX 234-z. Star.
Observation-Disclosures posi-
able to take dictation and 100
neatly: some filing and general
typing: knowledge Of stencil cut
ting and mimeographing desirable;
beginning salary So. 900 to S2,S00.
Call DI. 1862, Ext. 105 for appoint
ment. 10
STENOGRAPHER
For general ofice work; paid vaca-
tion and disqualification; 5-day, 40
hr. wk. Apply BOWEN & CO.,
4712 Bethesda ave., Bethesda. Md.
-12
Evening star., 1952-01-08
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started
caught up, audited. closed. ali taxes
open rate. SH. 1854. l2s
ACCOUNTANT, B.C.S., MICS. degrees
1S mos; exper. large C.P.A. firm, de-
sires to 4 days work per week with
while while PTeparjns pre- adns for Or. May GGoiP..A GGiP.A
BOOKKEEPING and financial details
OF small firms. associations and pro.
fessional people handled at home, By
experienced man; acquainted Wash.
EhfTSRIa1a ipgTSn area Ds,,sas.S Boy s25.G, Star
man seeks weekend or evening part
time work: Rewrite, copy reading
MANAGER, exp. women's, children's
apparel strong fioorman (T.O), per-
sonnel. windows, buying. 10. 2-8O36
SALES REPRESENTATIVE Tor
wholesale man desires change. Now
earning $4,000 plus exp. Qualified
for management. Box 329-C. Star
MEN AvATLABLE-For employmen
odd Jobs. yard work. wall washing,
earpentry: hoIsecleaning, etc. SAL
vAT1oN VA PA ARMY Harbor Lights Corp
WAITER-4 yrs. exper.; live in; serv-
ing two meals: attending school; ref
furnished RA. 0634. IA"
WAITER-PORTER can use own car:
young man (col) desires evening
work It'll IL. Box 324-C, Star. los
RETIRED PRINTER, active, desires
light employment. Can read proof.
PTLOT-cons't'n push,
bart der, failroader; coll. grad.
perfect health: anything. anywhere
interesting and remunerative. Boa
319-C, Star g.
work; cleaning ofice or dish wash
ing. Hour, 6 to IL pm. Ii. 6-1 1874.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK: housework and child care;
Refs.s' RRdfss II Mee7: 7-1os5' ss9nd Of children
G.H.W or. take complete charge of
sT sGme zSTa or days work; 6-day wk.; refs.
GIRL. coiored. wants part time work
995 = Gays q week. Ii. 6-3649 after
GIRL. coiored. desires domestic lob;
NC cooking no Sat. or Sun. TR-
GIRL desires work, cleaning or iasn-
fTx; ELSIE RoySEERrsE' RRoySE sEefs'' Hu. $500.
reference. CO. 371S. l'n si's
GIRL, colored, excel. refs: fond Of
cniidren, wishes position for empl.
days: no cooking; ref. e Il. is ss4sssc. ?
GIRL, colored. wants days work. Ii.
IsoNiSG-Exper. colored woman.
Sfiaseroag fimel gooS only; 9s,.rs baby sitting any
LIGHT HOUsEWoRK. care OF chill
dren: days week. HI. 1923. q
WOMAN, colored. wants part time
morn morn or days work. Refs. CO.
WOMAN, colored. desires 4 or, 6
children; good all around maid;
goodd references. NO. S970. Ext.
WOMAN. colored, desires days work.
NOD Through Fri. Nj. 05S3.
for employed couple; Sc. or NV;
r eXpsr.; days wk.. DE. 5s55.
WOMAN, very reliable, wants iron.
ing in pvt. family. AID. $500. =
YOUNG LADY desires taking care Of
,,d child while parents work. AD. 9523,
IT'S TIME for your general cleaning:
aaYoid E9sh; rush; exper. day worker; refs.
colored woman wants days
REGIAsTE0 EfTk e baby a5I, sitting dss,ps pI 1887
for working mother; 90 pm; refs.
TWO Va eofoRED GIRLS desire s.h.v.,
tull; part time or days work. No
rG4 reG0o6ing; 6pg refs; PU; 1894;
ma mald; ao5s 55sday week; live in; ref.
81 sESS' GIRL wishes p.rt-tim.
work; cleaning or ironing; ist-cIass
refs HU. 475S, .2-10. 2lh
CGGLoRED GIRL, desires s.h.w., by
GIRL desires days work;
~ : days week: Ho. 9216. -
plain cooking. 5 days. RE. OI63.
COL0RED WOMAN desires part time
S-5941 w.
you need lob helm.
gee our ad under instruction courses.
SMITH JOB TRAINING CENTER.
C0LORED cleaner and laundress de-,
slres days work; good referencea
Evening star., 1952-01-08
TYPIST

White. for perm. position; 5-day. 40.
hr. wk.; free Insurance and chanc,
Tor advancement. Call personne
dept. HO: 2476. 10
TYPESTS-Permanent positions fol
young women. willing to assume re-
sponsibility; must type at least 81
Wp.m.: some statistical typing and
copying, from rough drafts; begin
nlne III 4Sss SsasisarEs H. s2I4go 4g to $500; Cal
TYPIST CLERK, experienced, mus
pc neat and accurate, write legibie
hand; 8 am. to pm, 5-day week;
start $45. with shorthand $50. See
MI MInT Grayes Ct CROKER GENERAL
LIKE Co., 23rd and N sts. NV
TYPIsT. CLERK; Q splendid opportu.
clerical exp. one with automobile
exp. preterred, but not essential;
perm, position. good salary and
VtGrkins vt. BARR9lPaTa fRSRSitISnEi See & MFs Dona-
1130 Conn. ave. NV. 10
TYPIST- CLERK, high school zradu.
ate: experience not necessary. Per
mnanent position, paid vacation. free
aaoosnpiIbaliZation aon bni;a insurance, 5-day,
SURETY CO., $50 Southern Bldg. l.
AOCn ana II StS. NV. 3
TYPIST OR STENOGRAPHER (25 to
4ol. insurance experience prefer,
but not essential; hrs, 0-5, with al
ternate SatS.. 9-12. Would con
slider experienced girl for part time
employment. RE. 3313. s.
WAITRESS, white, experienced food
PARAMOUNT PAR RESTAURANT, iSis
M I7th II rs 81; NV; p
days, good earnings, 1903 RESTAU-
RANT, 1903 Penna. ave. NV. %
MATTRESS, exp, good pay, good
hours; Apply in person. SOLO
MONS RESTAURANT, 129 Kennedy
for MAYFLowER DINER,
9TH and r. I. ave. ne.
white, with good refer
ences; 4S-hr. week; $40 mo-. meals.
tips; neighborhood business near
Capitol Hill. Call Ii. 3-0S41.
WAITRESS. exper.; good earnings;
nightwork. Apply DUFFY'S TAVERN,
365l Georgia ave. NV. IS
MATTRESSES, experienced, refined,
for exclusive restaurant. Apply after
pm. Monday closed. MICHEL'5
1920 Vermont ave. NV. -12
MATTRESSES, white. experienced;
day or night work. Apply RECTOR's
RESTAURANT, 1345 Connecticut
wANTED-salary and
for work. cAsABLANcA CAFE. 421
11th St NV 10
Evening star., 1952-01-08
TYPIST

National news magazine has an open
ing. In its executive Offices for a
accurate tipping skill; work is in
teresting and varied; experience is
not as important as willingness to
learn and improve KNOWLEDGE and
skill; a good opportunity. Call Mon
day-Friday, S:30-5, DI. 1000. Ext.
261. 10
Evening star., 1952-01-08

GIRL, colored; must have
yrs. recent exper. on D. C. foun-
tain; S27.60 week to start. 1901
Georgia ave. NV. 10
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. exper. ;;
IL noon to $3.50 pm, closed Suns
and holidays. NATIONAL DRUG
EXPERIENCE. white, to
Sat, Sun. or nights; good pay; drug.
store, 10th and K SITS. NV. MA.
GENERAL once work, providing in
teresting duties for young lady,
among congenial surroundings In
small downtown real estate ofice
51day o37-hr. week; salary open.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER-Youns
lady with legible handwriting to ad-
dress mailing cards for advertising
department. CONSOLIDATED ENGI-
NEERING g. DISTRIBUTING CO. OF
AMERICA, 400 H st. ne. 10
Evening star., 1952-01-08
MOTOR TRAVEL

PASSENGERS wanted to share ex.
penses in late model cars to all parts
Of q. s. Miami, Texas, Southern
California, San Francisco and the
Pacific Northwest. Try Washing
tons new-type travel service. ST.
6T34, WASHINGTON SERVICES.
MIAMI-Leave about Jan. 12; 1850
Chev:; share exp; refs exchanged.
Elk. 6S4S; leave name. Ii
HEY. JOE, I've got It madel Wash
ington Services, Inc, got me q ride
to Miami. for 15 smackers, in a
new Buick too! And you should
I like about Travel Service, you
meet such interesting people. Why
don't you call them yourself? The
number is ST. 1874. Tell them
Joe sent you. I warn you though,
they check references carefully.
WANT responsible person to drive
late model Studebaker to Los An
geles about January 16; gas and
Oil paid; refs. required. Write BOX
WANTED or 8 passengers TO Los
Angeles. Leaving Jan. Is or a. SH.
TOI4- 10
Evening star., 1952-01-08
TYPIST

Opening for one good typist who
averages 1880 w.p.m. Must be
between 1925 yrs. of age and per-
manent resident. Call in person
and ask for Miss White.
THE CREDIT BUREAU
Evening star., 1952-01-08
ROOKKEEPER

To work mornings in a real estate
ONCE and to sell on the side; Should
average $500 or $500 a mo, cal
MRS. FITZGERALD, RE. 6272.
BOOKKEEPING CLERK for whole
sale drug CO.; good starting salary,
opportunity. for advancement; 5-day,
4O-hr. week. paid vacation, group
hoSpitaltzation. Apply HENRY B,
GILPIN CO., All s. Capitol ST.,
BooKkEEEPER-CLERK, white, -lU per
manent. Group disqualification and
day wk. Convenient to transporta-
tion. FRANK SMALL, JR., INC,
215 Penn. ave. Sc. 10
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operators
needed, exp; as well as operators
willing to be trained. On latter
knowledge Of typing is only neces-
sary qualification; 5-day wk.
UNITED UNITED CLAY PRODUCTS CO., sSI
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR - Immediate opening for a
young woman 81 to 35 years of age.
To operate Remington Rand book
keeping machine. Starting salary de-
pending upon experience and ability.
Aospitanzation. group insurance
penentS and vacation with pay.
Pleasant working conditions. Cali
ING NIGER BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
CASHIER. for fine Conn. ave. ladies'
apparel store; permanent position,
Apply THE ESSIE O'DONNELL CO.,
S4O7 Conn ave NV 81
Evening star., 1952-01-08
STENOGRAPHER

Alert woman who enjoys working
neat in appearance and % Capable sse 81
passing q physical exam; typine
and shorthand of o reasonable speed
are required. 5-day. .4O-hr. week.
Many employe advantages in addi-
ton to salary. Apply Personnel,
Room 605. Open weekdays S:30-5
Evening star., 1952-01-08
TYPIST

SOME KNOWLEDGE OF BOOK
KEEPING, TO OPERATE REMING-
TON RAND MACHINE, EXPER. NOT
MEG. PERMANENT POSITION FOR
A STEADY, DEPENDABLE PERSON.
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE AREA.
PHONE MR.. SEATON, WI. ,61OO.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN tcont. /,

WOULD. LIKE A JOB Is baby sitter
ny the hour, day or week. Ref. Phone
KING S-4216. O.
EXPERT TYPiNG done In home; will
PICK I'D and deliver. Phone UN.
COLORED GIRL. desires Job As vait-
rsss, maid or hotel work; exper.
COLCRED GIRL, wants work as
9. 9. cook. bar maid, waitress;
maid In boarding house or hotel;
exper.; local reference. 10. S-3255.
COLORED WOMAN would like mart.
time work In apartment. RA. 5066.
Evening star., 1952-01-08
DRUG CLERK
FILE CLERKS
TWO

White: to file cards. This position
will last about or 8 mos. Must be
exper;; 5-day. 4O-hr. wk. Call Per-
Evening star., 1952-01-08

clerk for grocery
store. Apply HILLANDALE MAR
KET, 1920 New Hampshire ave,
Silver Spring, Md. -S
GIRLS, white; counter, cashier. grill;
no experience necessary; evenings,
no Sunday; good pay, meals, paid
vacations. LENK FOOD SHOP. i499
Columbia pike. Arlington, (next door