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Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

FOR SALE-Two story and attic
dwelling, rooms, on lot 18O' 12S'.
Located on Main street in Glendale,
Del. Corner property. In excellent
condition. Screens and storm sash,
2 car garage. 2 small chicken houses.
Price, $8,50O.00 George Collins. Milton,
Del. Phone 5565. 45-11-6-3t
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13
6 1000 CAPACITY RROILER HOUSE

WANTED with gas brooders prefer
ably shed type, 90 X "a wide. viii
move within 80 days from date of
purchase. Call RehOboth 8209.
R-l1-6-2t
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13
SALESMAN WANTFD

NALESMAN WANTED One
whom is willing to work, to sell Ma
tiOnally known food store and res
taurant equipment. This is an oppor-
tunity if you are willing to put forth
honest effort. Car is essential. Hobart
Manufacturing Company, Salisbury,
MD. i. y. Box 81. O-41-11 -6- 2t
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

FOR SALE-WeH built modern 2
story full basement home, good barn,
double garage, 9i@ acres and business
Owner will finance. John X. Walters,
Wilmington, or Reilly jefferson, Lin
coin. Phone Milford 4357. lila st
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13
WANT Ed

BABY SITTING WANTED Vir.
gle Gillespie, 3Ol S. E. Second street,
Milford, Del. 1l-6-4tp
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

FOR RENT-3O0 acre farm for gum
ming balance of this year and deer
season, plenty woods and open fields.
Call Dover $500. R-11-6-2t
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

BEEF FOR SALE -. by the quar-
ter or half for freezers. George Rob
bins. Phone Milford 1896. 11-13-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

WANTED-Broiler houses to rent.
Must be well equipped with coal
brooders, in good condition and within
3 miles Of Milford. Reply, giving name,
location and house dimensions. to Mil
ford Chronicle, Box No rs, Milford,
Del. U-12-1f
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

FOR SALE-S.5 cubic foot refriger-
ator, 1851 Frigidaire, beautiful, like
new, $185.00; Hot Point electric range,
large burner, just replaced, good oven,
$500. 1887 Chrysler cut down to
truck, has q ton rack, $4,000. Mrs.
Alfred L. Love, Glendale, r. D. Phone
Milford 1878. 11-13-1t
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

FOR SALE-Folding link spring cot,
30" wide, full length, with cotton filled
mattress-S1000. Della Baker, Ellen
dale. Phone Milford 4851 11-13-2t
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

FOR SALE-The following used mo-
del airplane engines, in good condi-
ton: / Mccoy 49-$750: Fox 19-
$3.50; / Torpedo 29-$6.OO; l Torpedo
32-S90O; 1 Cameron 19-$5.OO. Evan
3S-11 -f3-2t
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Nice country home near
Milford. Seven acres land, barn, chic
ken house and corn crib. Taxes only
$21.00. Price $6,500. Harvey G. Mar
vel, Insurance and Real Estate. Phone
4466, Milford. 31-11-13-1t
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

All work reasonably done in our
modern, fully equipped shop, using
only genuine materials. SOckrider and
Chandler. Shore Theatre Building, Nil.
ford, Dial 1866. 21-3-S1-tf
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for elderly
lady, live in, no cooking, give exper-
ience, age, salary expected, and refer
L-11-6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

TED-Upholstering and furni-
ture refinishing, also upholstering cloth
and supplies for sale. For estimates,
drop a card to Frank Burk, r. d. 2,
Milford, or phone Frederick Alas.
26-10-23-1Ot
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

WANTED-To Rent: Small bunga-
low, to rooms, and bath, man and
wife, no children. Apply City Manager
Office, Milford, Del l1-6-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13
PARAKEETS, RARE CANARIES.

FOR SALE-Finches, Doves, Fancy
Pigeons, Is varieties of bantams. Ben
Beth Bantam Zoo and Pet Farm, St.
Agnes street, Frederica. Phone 4571.
11-l3-tf
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

FOR SALE Small modern two
story home, rooms and bath, porch,
on hard road, 2 acres, country lOca-
tion, $S,S5O.OO. John X. Walters, Will
mington. Contact Riley jefferson
Lincoln, Del. Phone Milford 4357.
L-31 -6-3t
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

SALESMAN WANTED Take
charge of sales department, roofing,
siding, storm windows, doors, awnings,
good opportunity for right man. For
interview write Box No. a, CO Mil
ford Chronicle, Milford. 10-30-tf
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

NOTICB-Radiator repairs for your
Chevrolet or Oldsmobile. l. G. Burton
and Company, Inc, Milford. Del. Phone
1893. 1-27-ti
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

FOR SALE-Corner property, 500
on Route IA, by 21S' in depth. Only 10
miles north of RehOboth. Plenty of
shade. Ideal location for Motel, ser
vice station, or road stand. Price.
$4,OOO.00, George Collins, Milton, Del.
Phone 1865. 38-1l-6-3t
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13
WANTED. CHILDREN FOR I'm.

WANTED - Reliable man between
age If 80 and 60, to work in ice plant,
year round work. Harrington Ice
Company H. F. Murphy, manager.
Phone Harrington AIS or 225.
11-6-2t
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

FOR RENT - Five room apartment
and bath. Call Milford 5285, after 5
p. m. George f. Collins, 405 S. h.
Front street, Milford. 1O-23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13
FOR RENT

FOUR-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT.
With bath. Phone MILFORD 5S44.
11-132tp
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13
NOTICE

NOTICE-F1oor sanding rental SER
Phone 8317 or 64S6. 4-2l-tf
NOTICE-For spray painting, any
kind of buildings. Call c. w. War
rington. Phone 244S. Georgetown, Del
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-01
Bill Vucovich, Winner of Memorial Day Classic,
 Gets Record $S9,497 Prize
By DALE BURGESS

INDIANAPOLIS, R-Bill Vuk- ovich, winner of a record $89,- 49796 first prize in the Memorial Day 50O-mile auto race, is going to remind a lot of speed fans of the late Barney Oldfield.
 Vukovich chews a big cigar like Barney's and he is an even fiercer competitor, but he doesn't talk as much.
 Vuky headed for New York and a television appearance today but he took along Wilbur Shaw, three time winner of the race, to do the talking.
 The new speedway champ suf- fered visibly last night at the pub lie presentation of his winnings. On top of the cash, he received the Ford Sunliner pace car, free meals for year, dog, an elab- crate set of tools and assorted trophies.
 Vuky mumbled something about having a good ride" in the low Frey fuel injection Special owned by the Howard Neck Co. of Los Angeles and hurried back to his seat.
 A combination of 91 degree heat and fumes from high ex- plosive fuel mixtures took great CT toll than accidents and forced repeated pit stops for driver changes.
 Carl Scarborough, veteran racer of Clarkston, Mich, collapsed after leaving his car and died two hours later of heat exhaustion and heart failure.
 Pat Flaherty of Glendale, Calf, seriously hurt in the worst of five wrecks, apparently suffered a heat stroke before his car hit the northeast retaining wall.
 Six other drivers were treated for heat exhaustion.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-01
Private Operator to Run Haines-Skagway Ferry

JUNEAU, R-Ferry service to Haines and Skagway will start not later than June 5, with Rob- ert Coughlin of Juneau the re- cipient of $4O,948 from the terri tory as operator for the season.
 Announcement of the starting date was made late Thursday by Irving Reed, territorial highway engineer, with formal notifica- tion that Coughlin's bid had been accepted.
 Under the contract awarded Coughlin, the Territory will col lect all revenue from the ferry operation and will pay Coughlin. The only freight carried on the ferry will have to be securely loaded on cars and trucks.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-01
Miss Miriam Dickey of Fairbanks, Weds Seattle AirlineS Executive
CEATTI E lR

SEATTLE, R = Miss Miriam Dickey, Fairbanks, president of the Midnight Sun Broadcasting Co.,, and Robert o. Kinsey, Seat tie airlines executive, were mar ried Saturday in St. James Cathe- dral.
 Miss Dickey, also associated with the Lathrop Company of Fairbanks is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Dickey of Seat tie. Kinsey, assistant to the presi- dent of Pacific Northern Airlines, is the son of Mrs. Owen Kinsey of Chicago.
 Mrs. Harvey Cassill, wife of the University of Washington's ath- letic director, was matron of hon. or. Arthur c. Woodley, president of Pacific Northern Airlines, was the best man.
 The couple left Saturday on a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will return to Seattle before July l and make their home at 1928 Spring St.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-01
TAX ON STRENGTH

EMPORIA, Kas., R-Somebody evidently had a little difficulty getting in and out of the Emporia postoffice doors. He wrote a note on blotter and left it in the lobby for all customers who cared to read.
 "The doors of this building" " the note said, ''are hard to open because it is the only way. the government can tax your strength"
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-01
FRANCE COLLECTS FORMER PRESIDENTS

PARIS, R - There are three former presidents of Latin-Am- erican republics living in Paris: Eduardo Santos, Columbia; Man uel Prado, Peru; and Miguel Ale man, Mexico. Others are expected to come here. Some Latin Ameri- cans have jokingly suggested an Association of former Latin Am erican Presidents"
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-01

In the early days of arithmetic calculation, a dust-covered table was used on which figures in each column were represented by a corresponding number of marks.
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-01
THE THREE GARAGES
By GEORGE PECK

The management of the Vanderbilt Hotel, New York City, recently helped launch movement that bids fair to sweep the nation like prairie fire The idea of this movement originated in Mamoro- neck, NY. where early in March the cergyrnen and merchants of that community arranged for the printing Of Roman Catholic Jewish and Protestant prayers the menus of thirty restaurants that patrons might express thanks and ask for divine blessing while wait ing for food These prayers written by clergymen of each of the three faiths
 It was natural for the Laymen's National Com mtee to undertake this big task As sponsors of Nation al Sunday School Week each spring and National Bible Week each fa this organization has been working dl genty to impress upon American citizens to estab fish and keep alive faith in power greater than their own It was also in keeping that the first to spread this movement over the nation should be made in the very hotel in which the Laymens National Committee has it's headquarters
 The prayers as folloWs
 CATHOLIC: Bless us Lord and these
 Thy gifts, which 10
 receive from Thy bounty. Through Jesus
 Christ Lord Amen"
 JEWISH: Lift your hands toward
 sanctuary bless Lord. art
 Thou. o Lord God. King of the universe.
 bringest forth
 Anne
 PROTESTANT Lord.
 Thy service make - mindful of in
 Amen" The trouble with most budgets is that they oper- ate only paper. .-..-z Io1iox
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-01
sc!eoSREBoMARD !eS A
tBY THE ASSOCIATED PREss) SATURDAYS RESULTS
 National Leauue

No11CI1d1 League Brooklyn 7-4-Pittsburgh Al Milwaukee 5-6-St. Louis 2-4 Cincinnati 8-1-Chicago 6-2
 American League Boston Al - Washington 3-2 St. Louis 5-13 - Detroit Al Cleveland 7-5 - Chicago 2-6
 Coast League Seattle 7-10-Sacramento 6-0 San Francisco 10-2 - Oakland 1-3
 Hollywood 6-2 - Los Angeles 80
 Portland 3-3-San Diego 2-1
 SUNDAYS RESULTS
 National League Brooklyn 4-.4-Pittsburgh 3-1 Cincinnati 8-6-Milwaukee 6-8 St. Louis 6 - Chicago 2
 American League New York ' - Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 8 - Detroit l Washington 5-4 LII Boston 40 Chicago "A - St. Louis 4-7
 Coast League Hollywood 5-6 - L. A. AZ s. Francisco 6-3-Oakland 10 Portland 4-4-San Diego 3-8 Sacramento 5-5-Seattle Az
The Nome nugget., 1953-06-01

The trouble with most budgets is that they oper- ate only paper. ...-e :.:--:. Tt is an illusion to believe that we really practice freedom of speech and freedom of thought"
 Lester Markel, New York Times editor
Evening star., 1953-03-21
1880 L st. N. w.

E4TESMEN CANVASSERS wanted
Immediately. Best deal in town.
Jalousies, fences and garages. Con
tact Mr.. Broderick. OF: !-69u0
GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP OF
AMERICA, l09 JEFFERSON DS'4S 3sS
Evening star., 1953-03-21
HElP-WOMEN

SECRETARY, permanent; for 1-girl
office; educational publisher; in
teresting varied duties; ability to
meet people; languages helpful. RE.
SECRETARY-we need a young lady
partment as secretary to one Of our
attorneys. Pleasant, air-conditioned
office; 5-day wk.: insurance and
leave benefits. Please call MRS.
BRAY at DE. 2-930O after 9 am,
SECRETARY. for Protestant church,;
competent in shorthand and typ
ing; paid vacation. State age, exper.
and refs. Box Arab, Star. -23
SECRETARY, experienced. mature
woman; salary. $400 month, plus
Blue Cross. insurance pension bene-
oce sS eSmpfts on Vfrsinia snaass Estate As %les
from Washington, near .Middleburg;
must have knowledge Of accounting
and taxes. Give details Of expert
ence. education. age. Write Box
sEcEfrAsT; TsSIci ssaE; under 80, experienced,
hand not , essential. e; Call MI Mr..
SECY. Y.-STENO.-Five (5) day week;
sal. $50 per wk: for exper. girl
SECRETARY AND ASST. in physi-
clans off. Start June l. State age,
qualifications, exper.; salary ex-
pected, etc. Reply Box 1851, Star.
SHIRT FOLDER. experienced; vaca-
tion and disqualification. Apply
CARROLL'S LAUNDRY. 14th and r
SITS. Sc, Anacostia. --22
sOLICIToRs, house to house, for
well-known Photographic studio; top
pay. AP. 7-0490. -23
STEAMSTRESS. experienced; pleasant
surroundings, good salary vacation
with pay. ALL STATE DRY
CLEANERs, 2026 R. I. ave. ne.
sTENOGRAPHER, part-time; insur-
ance of1ee;, shirlington business
STENOGRAPHER - General office
work; permanent position. 5.day
week; local references required.
YOUNG'S, 1905 F st. NV. -26
STENOGRAPHER AND BOOKKEEPER
to work in contractors office. A.. G.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
BRICK
BUILDING MATERIAL
USED

Just received a carload Of new &.
panel fir doors to sell quickly at the
following prices:
3ax2 'x6'S". each So.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcontIl MIscEL FOR SALE Cent,

ASPHALT OR CONCRETE DRIVE.
promptly pGaSttl fis' Fiven. telephone COM
MUNNTY PAVING Co. INC. OIL.
4-4SOO or OIL. 4-4567:
BRICK WORK in general; Fireplacss,
BRfGiKWoRK. catch basins a spe-
cialty. Cali after 8. AID. 4-5792.
BRICKwORK. new and repairs,
class work. JU. S-1379. -23
BRICKwORK-Walls. steps; walks.
chimneys, porches, etc. All repairs
Al work. Ewes. NO. 7-SS1S, AD.
BUiLbfNG and general remodeling.
IAWREHcRa wa n Ra' R4 lSr ssesa71GSss sss7Gs 'aH NN
BUILDER-General contractor. new
Ses'taf Fres estimates. ffnAifs RA. s779o. Ms4
CARPENTRY, alterations. repairs, re-
modsling, old and new work. Mr. 5S
cAsstEsTsHsz 'ss saa aP1E Jobs sF
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
raZor.kleened or no cnarRe. ROIO-
RIOTERS. Phone RA. 6-SSSS, any
day. any night.
CLOGGED PIPES: Clean with elec.
trical equipment; reasonable rates;
fail. sHAPIRo PLUMBING CO.
3096 georgia ave. nv; TU: 2:190Q
work: reliable service; no job toe
small: LU. 2-so27. GEORGE W
nj.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pair short circuits; small jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time. "a
CONTRACTORS-House
wiring, old and new; repairs extra
outlets: range and dryer circuits. No
job too small, too large. Guaranteed
Workmanship. prompt service. Call
HELM BROS, JU. S-9077: ewes.
Poplar 2-6S02. -22
FENCE-Galvanized chain link; all
posts in concrete. Immediate erec-
tion. Get the best for less No down
payment. 80 months to pay. Phone
II. 4-45SS: evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1953-03-21
HELP-DoMESTlc

BABY NURSE, experienced excel
salary and working conds.; refs; re-
BOY, about 16; light. duties around
house; 8 to 8; sleep in or out; $1OC
month. 35o1 Seth st. n.w.' Pho phSn'
CHILD CARE, g.h::w.; live in pref:
Sat; and Sun; nses Of; refs; $40 % Sk
25-4o; fond of school,age children
Local ref. S35. EN-. 3-4111s -2E
COOK-G.H.W., reliable, exper., agt
80 to so; live in upstairs rm.. ant
bath; school-aee children; children rece5. recen
cook. toeai .HoiusEREEPER Hi sEEfiPEERi must must be cap
able and exper.; live in; upstair'
rm. and bath; pleasant surroundings
Salary open. Call RA. 3-31S1.
COOK AND GENERAL HOUSEwORK
experienced; bachelor, small apt:
8 to 10 am. or $50 to $3.50 pm
c66k.G 6Gi 7ila4S. II. aa.RS.:-colored. 25-s5 Ss Yrs.
ssvsgyzA every other SUM- on; $50: :-es EN-
COUPLE (colored). handy hancock
minimum ages So; no children; foI
country estate approximately q
miles mile rn0 from snd S1sS beard %rite S RiVini
essential personal data, previous
work experience, references, curren
address and telephone number tt
|GR%ERss Rsx sSf-A;o AA;oSssEwoRk. ssaEw experienced
Live in, fond Of children. Pvt. quar-
ters. ter oLfeaa L0eal references required Cal
GEN. ES, %HSSI HHSoTsEwoRKER and goot
cook, Small fam. Break Neck, Loni
Is, NY; live in; $35 wk. ogN
G4.HL.1WH.SzcooK. sleep in; 1 child. 5H
days; .$13O mo. References required
GH.HH.Ws III 4-asS0' ana care of child for empl
cple:: .5-day wk.; live in; refs; IA
CIV, INV; twhite): fond Of children
caii Il between R;m 1s5 p.m.' sS EM. $-$sss
IG.H.w.-PLA1N COOK, live in: n,
drinkers or smokers; settled; refs
SIS mo. ,,722 18th st. ~. nv; al g..
G:-H.W.; live in; no cooking; nrst n;t
have have references. nee TU. 2-o641. .:
GIRL, colored. to take care OF !;
children; room and board. $50 yk
HOUSEKEEPER,. for elderly lady
Cleaning. RA. 6-I66s. -22
lHOUSEKEEPER, white. settled. cap
able. good home, small salary. Boz
HSoSGsEikEEPER SStsEi SIhPER and care of ciderl,
lady; Mon. through Fri, z am. h
pm. JU. 5-0925 call Sat-, sun
MAID. xff; live in; doctors home; pleas.
ant surroundings; excel. pay. Gal
MAID. All Hae;d coiored. experienced for down;
town retail store; Mondays through
Experienced only with good recsn
sge and experience to Box 3la7A 3sa
WOMAN. settled. to assist with G..
5;xii Bath. board; a4' $50 tVG mo. % Jo. s-soSs
WOMAN. white, who desires goo,
home. Light household duties. We
Small salary. TIE. 6-6643. --23
make home In apt: small family
invalid lady: small salary; after
WHITE LADY, to live in. E.h.w.
general care for 1 child. Call al
day sun. and after 5 pm. ewes.
IDEPESpABIE TssSSspDAsBIE LADY to care 70
young child Tuesday and Thursda
mornings; must have. character ref
sEences and SgSes gSesS health; nh,,,, Tsls Ise
Kalmia I'd. NV. -ZZ
ICOLORED LADY. care for child
g.h.W.; room and board; small sal
ary; i've In; references. RA. $s7b6l
Evening star., 1953-03-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ARTIST, beginner, desires position
in artists studio. Some exper. in
layout and design. ME. 2-S622. 22'
GIRL WANTS Job as .typist, RECEIPT.
f1le clerk or salesgirl. Call NO
7-7S61 between "a. 22"
practical, colored, exper.. de-
sires nightwork. Call Ludlow 4-5071
PRHc. T1H 'Hfj NURSE. colored: child care, {
Immediately. RA. 3-0476. 22'
STENO. SEC, 10 yrs. exper.: refs;
wants full time, perm. pos. HO.
2-3700. Ext. SO after $50 wkdays
sTENo. -sEcY.-on. movie. Govt.
real estate: leases. gen. on. sxper sy.
TYPISG "; S1G"a4i Ar HoME-Exper. typ;
reas. rates; pickup, deliver; quail
to do medical work. 10. S-6033.
GRAD, 25, editorial writ
ing, research and some secretarial
exper.; acquaintance with labor
field. Box 291-A. Star. ~"
RET. SCHOOL TEACHER. colored
GSy smp to asSTis edS sno caPs Phone
EXPER1ENcED IG HENCE WOMAN EDITOR.
WRITER with originality, foresight
and sales promotion ability in maga.
zine or pub. planning. $1,000 veal
or porportionate fee basis. ST
3-537O. 23'
AM SEEKING interesting occupation
part time pref, where intelligertce
reliability count; refined educated
lady. univ. grad, knows. German
Italian. Own car. AID. 4-1973 OF
write Box 370-C, Star.
OFFICE WORK; part time. exper
general office. typing, bookkeeping
machine, PIX. Reside Bethesdi
area. Box 372-C. Star. -23
RETIRED TELEPHONE EMPLOYE
age AZ. unincumbered. wishes switch
board and clerical work in apt. IL
exchange for apt. Box 477-B. Star
-22
C0LORED GIRL desires pos. TO
clerkical wk. with typ. exper. ant
editorial experience. LII. 7-9232
%"
COLORED GIRL desires Job as wait
ress or office cleaning. Dependable
Ii. 6-4391. 22S
Evening star., 1953-03-21
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colo1sd; sd desires g Sh child care ar. or
GIRL, colored, desires l.h.w. or child
care; good references. Phone LU.
GIE;%', i;I sol9Esaa;z azo wants s days ss. S.rk.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as moth
er,s helper and child care. oo Can
GIRL, colored. wants days work or
nursemaid for working mother; refs.
Ii. 4-3931.
NURSE. practical, colored, exper.. re-
Ab lfo:; sss9 aooT' or o ds'y. s.ss5s s days %k
WOMAN, experienced. desires part
time afternoon work or baby sitting;
refs. and health card. co. 6;S$7o. SS.
WOMAN. white. mature. desires work
10 to 5, Mon. through Fri. JA A.
WOMAN, colored, desires part-time
work, two days q week. AID. 2
WOMAN. colored. desires work dur:
cleaner. Ii. s-ess4, Ii. 4-29o5'
WOMAN, colored, desires ofIice clean
ing, or 5-day-week work, caring
for invalid. DU. 7-S215. 22'
PART-TIME WORK-Cook evening
meals, help care for sick lady; LU'
YOUNG WOMAN. desiring days work;
experienced and references o IN clean @
rWo .Rs "ne eoESRFb tESnsPf VI WoMRS. s2SeS
ref, desire days work. Call every
morning until week is nlled. LU'
4-509S.
NEAT CoLoRED GIRL wishes part
or full time work; references. Co
CoIoRED SIoGI; GIRL desires g.h.w.; &
days week; good references. oTIU'
CoL0RED GIRL desires maid We work
in rooming house. or g.h.w.; B days
q week; plain cooking. AID. 2-S321
COLORED GIRL wants Job as child
care or general housewOrk; live in
CoIoRED LADY. intelligent and re:
fined, desires night work from
pm. to 12. midnight cleaning ofilces
| VIII consider all types Of work. Can
furnish references. Call Lincoln g.
| 21SS any time. ~"
COLORED WOMAN wants day work;
good referencese. Call Saturday
cdokoREbb' 81 REL W WOMAN from Virginia de-
sires housework; with Va. refs;
days. ia. 9-5507. -22
lCOLORED, CHRISTIAN GIRL wants
5 days, Monday through Friday;
light housework, child care. AID.
| 2-S429.
Evening star., 1953-03-21
Ala THE EVENING starr
4 Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, MARCH IL, 1853
HELP MEN (cont.l
statesmen (2l; appliance and retail

statesmen (2l; appliance and retail
salary and commission. Apply
WESTERN AUTO. 29O9 Wilson blyd'
sALEsMEN WANTED. by well-known
fountain syrup manufacturer, fol-
Md. Atlanta, Ga, Nashville, Tenn,
N. Y. c. and surrounding territories
Starting salary $50 wk. plus eX-
penSes and automobile allowance
Write full details to p o. Box 9244.
RosSlyn Station, Arlington, Va. ~
statesmen who have sold with me.
for m0ral parks eemetsry Organza
to ss earn C from A SO. 900 to'SsS to $50, ,oO|I
each year with an old established
and reliable corp. here in Wash.
D. C. This. field does not limit g
salesman to one specialized type
Of selling. but opens the door tc
ton. interior decorating. heating
plumbing, roofing, kitchens. bath.
rooms, rec. rms, etc. The former
memorial park statesmen now with
their EHGa''fo earnings to an aiA ail-time hish
3 to pm. Ask for Mr.. CLARK. CON
SOLIDATED ENGINEERING & DIS
TRIBUTING co. OF AMERICA
400 H st. ne. "a
SALESMEN-Jr. statesmen. between
21 and 80 years of age who are in
terested in making selling their fu-
ture have an opportunity to learn
the construction and heating busi-
ness. Earnings are higher than in
any type of selling. If you have
excel. ref. and a desire to work
hard and learn and earn far above
the average. contact Mr.. Carl Nor
ris. Interviews from 9 till II am.
CoNsoLIpATED ENGISEERE1IFM!SG
d DISTRIBUTING co. OF AMER
ICA, 400 H 81. ne. "a