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Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
WHAT DO YOU
LIKE MOST DURING
THE SCHOOL DAY?

Jack Teachers, but not
classes"
Lois Finemanz"Girls' Choir"
Jehu Evans-"3:1O."
Doris Greenly-"Chemistry lab"
Herman Jester-'Not a thing"
Sylvianne Daugherty-"Gym."
Donald ShOrt-"Being near AL
ice"
Bob DOnOVan-"The more or less
permanent association of my friends
who have similar interests and
common traits"
Janet Kern and Laureta Lark
"Mr. Wolfe's study hall, 9Th period,
on Monday"
Carla Mae Jester and Alice Bee
be-"TO talk between classes"
. Connie LOrd-"Miss HersOn's
history class"
Joan KentOn-"The $40 bell"
Ray Savage-"English and Mr..
Wolfe"
Richard Frank-"WOrld History. p"
Joyce Peterman-"Mr. WOlfe's
study hall"
Jay Black-"Mr. Pyne."
Bill Walking out the
door"
Bobby BreretOn-"Gym."
Alvin Huey-"Girls."
Jay Sharp Marion French"
Harrison RichardsOn-"End of
the day"
Shirley POtter-"Time when I
can gab."
Judy Pase-"Seeing jeanette dur
ing lunch time"
Virginia Green-"Men teachers. "
Sydney Fleming" Third period
history class with all the boys"
Shirley Ingram-"E of the Sth
period class"
Dorcas TulI-.'Sixth period study
hall" G.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
STUDENT COUNCIL
VALENTINE DANCE
A BIG SUCCESS

The Kent County Student Coun-
Gil held its annual Valentine Dance
in the Smyrna High School audi
torium Saturday, February 18th.
The dance began at 900 and end
ed at 1900. The highlight of the
dance was the browning of the
queens" from the various schools
in Kent County.
MiIfOrd's queen" was the love-
ly Norma Prettyman. She was
elected by the student body in an
election held on Tuesday morning,
February 10th. Those competing in
the contest also included jeanne
Powell (Texas), Barbara Sheaffer,
and Doris Gibson.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
STUDENT FAVORITES
IN THE TV WORLD

Mr.. Peepers-Betty 10 Webb,
Kay Wood, Janet Clayville.
l Love Lucy-Pauline Owens,
Janet Lane, Betty Grier, Kay Pet
erman, Bonnie Burton.
The Web-Ruth Mitchell.
Howdy DOody-Jo Todd, Danny
Bennett.
Jackie GleasOn-Mr. Pyne.
Arthur GOdfrey-Mr. Regain.
Lux Theater-Sylvianne Daugh-
erty.
Ramar of the Jungle-Janet
Kern.
Tarzan-Laureta Lank.
What's My Line-Dwight Short.
You Asked For It-Marvin Shell
house.
My Little Margie-Florena San
derson.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
Old Church Uncovered

ROME = tP A tiny, old Chris
tian church, nestled in a grotto
where Etruscans buried their dead
before the rise Of Rome; was UNI
covered q recently in the Maremma
section of Tuscany.
Experts say the Christian c0n-.
gregated in this old Etruscan bur
ial place to worship when the
mighty Caesars ruled the world. 1t
contains not only Romanesque
arches, but also frescoes and let
tering of the later Byzantine per-
iOd when the Christian church was
firmly established in the Roman
empire.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
THE UNNoTIcED LOVER

Why can't you like me
Like other boys do
l want you to see
l like only you.
You tease me forever
/ love it so much
You will like me never
Why can't it be such.
Why don't you like me
You won't tell me why
/ wish I could see
I know l would try.
You won't even smile
When you pass me by
l cry all the while
oh, please tell me why.
You talk to the girls
AS if they were it
They seem just like pearls
But me l just sit.
Anonymous
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
CLUB CORNER
DANCING CLUB
By Carolyn Masten


On every Monday and Friday,
fifth period, if you should hear mu-
sic, you can be sure it is from
Mr.. Leslie's Dancing Club. The
club. which was formed in the be-
ginning Of the year, now has a
membership of so seventh and
eighth graders. They all have fun
and also learn to dance.
The class has learned the fox
trot, waltz, part of the rumba, and
the square dance. In the future
they are planning to learn the
tango, samba, and Charleston.
Mr.. Leslie is now making plans
for an assembly to be given some
time in the spring.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
SENIOR PLAY CHOSEN

Reserve Two For Murder. That
is the spine-chilling title Of the
seniors annual play, which is to
be presented April 9th and 10th in
the high school auditorium.
Mr.. Frank Wolfe, English teach
er of Milford High School, is again
to be the producer. Tryouts for the
play will begin the end of this
month.
All tickets will be sold by the
seniors.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
MILFORD FLA
NOSED OUT BY
HARRINGTON, 2I-2O

Thursday, February 5th, the To-
cal FLA quintet travelled to Har-
ringtOn where they met the FLA
team of that school. The result of
this clOsely-contested battle was
21-2O with the home team victori-
Gus.
The Milford "tractor-cowboys"
had commanding lead going into
the last stanza; however, Dennis,
Harrington left guard, then caught
fre scoring points to lead his
team to its 1-pOint triumph.
Wilson Shockley again led the
Milford scoring with tallies.
MILFORD
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
LEWES
LOOKING AHEAD

Daytime Activities
February 23-NOne.
February 24-None.
February 25-Assembly.
February 26-None.
February 27-Basketball: Smyr-
ma, Girls. away, $3.50.
Evening Activities
February 23-None.
February Basketball: Bridge
vile, Boys, awav. 8 O'Clock.
February 25-None.
February 26-Basketball: Caesar
Rodney, Faculty, o'clock, away.
February Basketball: Smyr-
ma, Boys, home, o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

mis- News stuff

Editor Theodore 7. Yerkes
Managing Editor ........ Barbara J. Won.
Pose Editor ................ Thelma R. Daniels
Fese Editor Assistants ...... kay Wood,
Freida Beebe, SlYvianne Duueherty
Girls Sports Editor .............,.. kay Wood
Girls Sports Editor Assisiont- ........
Patsy ThisiIewood
Heed Proofreader .... TheIma R. Daniels
Assisiant Proof Reoders-
Don tvll, Ray SnelIer
Circulation Manager ........ Janet cluyviIe
Reporters ....................... Betty 10 Webb,
Betty crier, SlYvio Deputy,
Jonet CloYVille
IYPists .......................... Walter StUdie,
Etc Nae Wilson. Norma jean Hall,
Ruth Mitchell, Mary Passwaters
Adviser ........................ theodore R. Pyne
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
LEST WE FORGET

By Roberta Crane
Lest we forget
Recall etched in memory
In the dreams we have had
The hopes, desires and SORROWS
Echping down life's road
If nfe's tide goes out
Who will remember
If we forget?
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
MILFORD FACULTY
DEFEATS LEWES
FACULTY, 7I-23

This game was played at Mil
ford, Wednesday, February 4th.
The high scorer for the Lewes fac
ulty was Hayes, center, with 18
points. Milford's high scorer was
Hoch with IA points.
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20
WHAT'S THE USE

With apologies to Joyce Kilmer
think that l shall never find,
A test that's easy on the mind.
A test for which I needn't cram,
To get high scores on my exam.
A test which teachers might
evade.
When making out my final
grade.
A test that / may take and take,
Until the grade of "A" I make.
Upon whose content I'll depend,
Who'll always be a faithful
friend.
Such dreams of fools like
me,
For these are tests Wen never
see.
THE Blue And Gold Clarion
Synthetic cortisone is produced
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

CLASSIFIED Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1953-02-20

Synthetic cortisone is produced
Evening star., 1953-05-04

TYP!ST CLERK, under 80, accurate
in handling details; some previous
radio experience desirable. See Miss
Ferguson, NATIONAL BROADCAST
ING CO.. Suite 100-F. Wardman
Park Hotel 4
Evening star., 1953-05-04
TYPIST-CLERK

Under 25. white. Stock Brokers Of
f1ce, 5-day week. experience not
necessary. accuracy in tipping essen
tial; salary $500 and reply Box 246-
Evening star., 1953-05-04
BIZ THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
MONDAY, MAY 4, 1853
HELP WOMEN tcOnt. ,

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. as
sistant manager, white, .25 to 45;
must be reliable and industrious.
Only well-experienced man with
refs need apply. Salary, $500 mo-;
plus comm. and vacation. BARRONS
SUNoCO SERVICE STATION, Wis
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. full
time; large ESQ station; exper. only:
Apply in .poa person, LEE PERsHIING
Arlington; Xa; IA; "A; 777797i AVN 4 g.,
or part time; must have references.
COURTHOUSE. SERVICE CENTER.
203S Wilson blvd: Arlington. ,-3
SERVICE STATION MAN. capable Of
doing light mechanical work; must
have own tools: good salary and
commission. WILLOUGHBY'S ESQ
SERVICE, 4244 Wis. ave. NV. -
SERVICE STATION MGR.
Experienced operator wanted to take
complete charge of recently mod
erniZed service station: grand OPEN
ing soon. Good guaranteed salary
and prof1t sharing deal. Hospitali-
sation, insurance and uniform co.
operation. Only completely exper.
individual capable Of assuming full
responsibility will be considered.
Here Is an opportunity to run your
own business without risk or in
veStment. Write Box 271-G, Star,
giving complete background in
cluding age. religion, marital status
and education. IS
Evening star., 1953-05-04
HELP-D0MESTIc

COOK -G.H.W.-Fond OF children.
Live in. Physicians residence. 18th
st. other help employed. Health
card and references. ia. 9-7240,
COOK, general house worker, settled
woman. to live in; must be good
with children: $40 week to start;
refs. req. EN-. 2-1215. %.
COOK -G.H.W. needed by school teach
er; 3 school-age children: expert
enced, references; liv. in; excellent
quarters; last housekeeper stayed
Z yrs. 5h-day wk.: $40. RIA. 3-695l
week days after $50. -
cooking; experienced
with city references. ia. 9-O5S2.
GOOD HOME AND SMALL SALARY
to mature woman in exchange for
care Of l child. JE. 2-0321.
LIVE IN; age rs to 40; g.h.w., plain
cooking, help care for l child; 6a-
day wk.; pvt. upstairs rm. and
bath; 60 to seashore for smr.; exp;
refs. only; top wages. RA. 6-S6lO.
lady. ia. 9-5022.
RELIABLE white woman. Child care.
RIM, board and salary. days on
Ii. 3-336S. After Q pm. call Ii.
3-AA2o
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Evening Star Building
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV
MAN WITH CAR

also boy to work in. golf shop
COURTHOUSE COUNTRY CLUB,
EairfaY Va Rrnwninc 900 &
Evening star., 1953-05-04

LADY, Unemployed, Of good person
ality and fair education. for de-
sireable position. with reliable cor
poration. Must be loyal and faith
full to her work and willing to learn
details. Of companyS business. Must
bs able to work without 2 boss boss
WOMAN. 21 to 40; interesting and
diversified position with national
shopping organization. Must be free
to travel u. s. after training period; !;
no. exper. necessary; salary and
f16snsfs; sISsr, sm ApPly SR1 in person. Warner VAR
WOMEN, colored, earn $50 weekly
and I'D, on salary and commission
basis, as costume jewelry demon
Strators: We train you to conduct
NO. 7-3116, MR., BAKER. 4
WOMEN, Arl. unlimited phone solicit
ior Home Improvement Co Call
afternoon. evening, ia. S-2306. a
YOUNG LADY. 1s to 80. for rental
able to type and perform some sec
retsrial duties; 40-hr. wk.; pleasant
w. c. q A. N. MILLER DEVELOP
sMl sMENT I.490Ii Goi 4s72 Mass ave- NV.
YOUNG 5T; I&DY. for clerk-typist, in
Company benefits. See manaRer,
KAY JEWELRY CO., sol H st. ne.
.
LADY for doctors ofice.
Some nursing or laboratory expert
ence desirable. Box 1916. Star.
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE
work. Must have some experience.
Apply 933 g st. NV.
work in small delicateSsen store.
Nice personality. Good salary and
meals. Apply in person. 1882 10th
st. NV. LUIGTS RESTAURANT.
YOUNG WOMEN, no experience need.
ed. as dance teachers for local
branch of national chain; Accus5
toned to earning $50 to 500
weekly. Applicants should have natu-
raj dancing ability. pleasing person
atty, good appearance. College
training helpful hut not essential.
Apply all week after IL noon or
after a pm. DALE. 710 18th st.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
TYPIST

Experience helpful but not essential.
Permanent position, 5-day, 4O-hr.
week. Pleasant working conds. Lib
eral discount on purchases. Insur-
ance and disqualification plan. Re
tirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
Evening star., 1953-05-04

SALES at least /
yr. in fiye and ten cent store. Good
bay. LINCOLN FIVE AND TEN,
SALESLADY-Ready- ady-to-wear. experi-
s1Ssd, snced only; for better clientele.
aor right person. Apply 101S Conn.
!. exp. preferred, fine
6-day week; air cond. store; exc.
WAGES and comm: employe benefits.
JERRY'S. 412O Wilson blvd. %
SALESLADIES. ages 10 to 35, must
be neat in appearance; 4O-hour
week, $3.50 am. to 6 pm. Monday
through Friday: good working con-
ditions and salary. Apply WAL
GREN CO., Pentagon Bldg. IS
SALESLADIES, exper. boys apparel:
exceI. salary and comm; 5-day wk.;
paid hosp: and other benefits. Ap-
ply Es1AEh SHOP 1926 F st. NV.
SALESWOMEN. for full and part-time
E tunity see H. salary nsH:n.r good 0pp9r-
-. Ready-to-wea and
accessories for fine ladies speciality
store. Experienced preferred. Perm
anent position with opportunity for
adyancement. Apply THE ESSIE
O'DONNELL CO., 3407 Conn. ave.
NV. "a
experienced, for Army
and Air Force Exchange Service,
Yam Wa: Ssors; Ssys south anrs area Pt; MyeI.
leave. group disqualification, other
employe benefits. Call ia. 2-3OOO,
Evening star., 1953-05-04

N. Hampshire ave. and Uniyersity
lane. Steady job, good pay, excel
lent working condition. Wonderful
y opportunity Tor lady with some sales
EkS. 323 Carroll st. NV. Il
CLERICAL, Junior, part or fun time:
good at figures and script. FRANCES
FRANCES, DE. 2-S90O. -6
CLERKS. white. age 2o-4O, for dry
steady. Excel. salaries. Apply in
person: 3 am: to 8 pm, BLUE
RIBBON LAUNDRY, 1887 Columbia
ia. ES, nv a.gess Sr call for appointment
CLERK.TYPIST-we like to work in
genial people. II you do. too. and
are friendly and dependable, and
under 3d.. come in bet. $50 and
$50 and talk to us. Knowl. Of twp.
desired, but speed not import. These
eeyss ~orP dsss %f s2 SqE sqs
Vacation and sick leave dement's.
Our company cafeteria is run on q
non-prof1t basis. and employees re-
ceivs excellent food at low cost.
HSGg LIFE IfSS 1RsUSANcr RsHjRaas9 0es, e.,
CLERK. for drug-cosmetic counter;
EMFAHE PHARM., 1888 Conn. ave.
CLERK-TYPIsT. for insurance once;
5;day wk.: perm. position; S46 per
TSi T1xi to as start. Apply 500 Victor Bldg.
CLERK-TYPIST. white. under IS,
for permanent position with insur-
ance CO.: small pleasant once; paid
vacation; retirement benefits. 1925
Conn: ave: NV, 2nd a. %
personable, young
woman for varied and interesting
work with Red Cross Chapter; hrs,
to B, 6-day week. Apply MRS.
GaEEARD' oIE 2026 Z st. NV, bet. 10
CLERK:TYPIsT, 20 to IS, so some
knowledge of shorthand preferable;
4O-hr., 5-day wk.; permanent, ma
tional organization dement's. inter
views. $3.50 to II. See Mr.. Waller,
SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS,
INC. 1413 Park rd. NV. "A
CLERK-TYPIST-5-day week; hrs,
to 4; good working conditions.
CAL ST; 3-S316. THE PRUDEN-
TIAI, RIM DINO AQGN
Evening star., 1953-05-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN

A.! EXPERIENCED Girl Friday. de-
sires 5-day-week position. 10.
EIEVXTToiR-swITCHBoARD operator;
colored; experienced, with refer.
ences. AID: 2-0319., a
LADY STEEL highly recommends her
soasehad vsSss sSSk about for sp9m1c siag
MoEIfMs. EE5f fRa Il ao. 'glS a.oe,sA Apply M MISS
NURSE. practical, gives hypodermics;
can live in or out. Phone AID. 4-93i9 8.
PRACTICAL NURSE - Companion,
free to travel. References. TIE.
sRcRETARY-collese Gi FL graduate, o. e,s
years varied experience, seeks tenn
Ro5aF$y, sor $y,sob. Or permanent star employment.
sECRETxRY. eSper. wants work in
SILVER Spring; avail. immed. HE.
SECRETARY, experienced. admits
eaSn eeny a9d nam aaars trss ysnsn; DESIRES Ts
interesting work. Owns car. Box
'SECY.-15 yrs. exper. legal, on. mgr.
personnel retail, exper;. stenog.:
pleasant personality. Avail. immed.:
sTENo, .sECY" 80 etiicient, haa, 0-110i' II yrs.
exp. Wants perm. full-time pos.
HO. @-7300. Ext. 33. from b-12
pm. A.
TYPING done in one day. any form
necessary at a reasonable rate. Will
pick up and deliver. Please call
~; 7-5415 after 6 pm. %
TYPlNG done at home. Neat, ac-
curate, experienced work. Call AID.
2-3S4S after pm. 4"
TYPING at home; manuscripts, the
ses, etc: reasonable. Call ia. 7-9043
n
TYPiNG DONE AT HOME: reason.
WOMAN. COLORED, neat. clean. re-
liable, wants days work; ironing Q
specially; cleaning ofices. Elk.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
YOUNG WOMEN
18 TO IS

For extremely pleasant working con.
ditions in an atmosphere OF GOOD
food.
We have an opening In the Brookland
area for q person who would like to
learn the Pantry House business.
This Is primarily bake goods, ice
cream, take-home dinners and the
like II you like to meet people.
type Of Job:
uniforms are furnished .. you
earn while you are being trained
you get your meals furnished
food, candy and novelty dis
counts save you and your family
money liberal vacation and
sick leave annual .picnics and
from within the company steady
progress for the ambitious and
capable :. group Insurance i.
For details please call In person at
Room 200. 1341 q st. NV.
THE HOT 6HOPPES
20 Beautiful ahoppes IN the Metro:
politan Area serving the finest food
In Q homelike atmosphere. IS
Evening star., 1953-05-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

FOR DOMESTIC WORK who know
the value of services and RESPONSE
bility call NATIONAL DOMESTIC
SERVICE UNION for further info.
CoIoRED GIRL x,she, general
housework or child care. d.
CoLoRED GIRL desires r.h.w., clean
ing or cooking; ref; exper. IL
GIRL, colored, wants day work at
once; Mon.' Tues, Fri. Call Ii. 6-
GIRL, colored. reliable, desires do
mestic work 5 days week. Please
call RE. 7-4770.
VA. WOMAN, white, wishes cooking,
Inv: care semi-invalid. Call Tues
GIRL desires INV. child care. or
part time. RA. 3-5114.
care for child for colored working
mother in child's home, Mon. Fri.
SIS wk. AID. 4-0595.
WOMAN, colored. desires general
h1Hsework, hpiSeT. b,, lagndrys .hoss Mons, weds'.
LADY, colored. desires days work,
no cooking. call EX. 3-7S77 after
coLoREb, experienced .ook and
maid; s days or part time: local
references. NO. 7-2lO2. IS
Evening star., 1953-05-04
HELP DOMESTIC tcen,.)

YOUNG woman wanted; fond Of chill.
dren: g.h.w.; also sit 8 evenings.
references and health card. 42lS
c0LORED GIRL for full time steady
Convenient loc. NO. 7-5i5S. cue
Evening star., 1953-05-04
HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

CoLORED WOMAN to make beds and
clean rooms in hotel; $40 week. Do
not phone. 1S42 10th st. NV. ~
Evening star., 1953-05-04
FILE CLERK

II 4A9 N0GxG1A
Several permanent clerical openings
for young girls, 1870 yrs. of age,
who are high school graduates
Come in person for interview. ask
The CREDIT BUREAU
i, 1921 G ST. N. w. %
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, 3 to 10 pm.
42-hr. week. S35. Meals and uni
HSUsEkEEPER tSTf S1Ih coMPANIoN. 1896 1896.
lady to care for. RA. 3-7103.
part time, to 1890. 8
tractive new din. rm. in modern
hotel: experienced. Apply in person.
Mrs. Gallivan. THE WOODNER,
1896 18th st. NV. a
INDEXER. young lady with college
training to index magazine contents.
Good typist. Permanent: Very de-
sirable position. Give full resume
With small, good photograph. Box
INsPECToRs, SPEC % some exper. necessary,
hoteis IN Sne Box Si es7.d weSnRs1on star iarzeS'
JUNIOR SALES CLERK, neat ap-
pearing, interested In speciality shop
work; 5-day week. Pleasant sur
roundings and benefits. PECK q
PECK. 44S1 Conn. ave. NV" EN-.
AHRgK2GRi to work in
clean. modern laundry: 5-day wk.;
highest pay in town; apply in per-
son STERLING LAUNDRY. 1921
27th st. NV. .
Evening star., 1953-05-04
PART TIME
PART TTME
PART-TIME MAN

To contact home owners. 2 or 8 ewes.
per week: our aluminium awnings
mission guar. Apply KEYSTONE
CO., 1918 M st. NV. 5 to $40.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
hELP-WoMEN

STENOGRAPHER wanted BY steel
fabricator: knowledge Of bookkeen-
ing helpful: Apply RossLYN STEEL
d CEMENT CO.. S031 K st. NV, -6
experienced: K.
day wk.; 35 hrs; rest periods, sick
leave, vacation. paid holidays and
THnS 1TsHEnlTsment pin; Plan; Apply INTERNA-
RIM. 702 Machinist Bldg, 9th et'
Evening star., 1953-05-04
SECRETARY
CoR nIcTApuoNE TRATNEE,

rraffic manager Of well-known news
magazine looking for girl Friday.
important as intelligence and sense
of responsibility. Should enjoy work.
ing with figures and detail. Excel
lent opportunity with progressive
company. Many benefits. Air-con-
ditioned building. Call DI. $4,000,
Evening star., 1953-05-04

LAD1ES-Capable and energetic
ment. Must have the following
qualifications: Good automobile,
full-time work, pleasing personality
and able to contact high-class
clientele. Ask for Mrs. Yates.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hgts., Sumner d Spring Valley
1880 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
REAL. ESTATE

Do you really want to work 4S hours
week calling On phone. meeting
people. finding homes for them?
one or ten thousand q wear We
. can. teach you If you viii work,
Best cooperative contract in
Montgomery County. Interested?
CALL JU. 8-12OO
Evening star., 1953-05-04
SEAMSTRESS

~, CSN rAL CLEANERS, 323 Car
SECRETARY for front once Of hotel.
apply apply, Assistant Manager. RALEIGH
local professional as
Soclatlon requires part-time services
OF mature person, who has had as
soctation or similar experience: pro-
posed hours 10 to 3. 5-day wk. Re
ply stating age marital status, edu-
cation and experience to Box 8-E,
rs to so. experienced
in shorthand and typing and wiling
ing conditions; small office: salary
commensurate with ability; do not
aapbpiy unless you can qualify. ST.
sECRETARY: STENOGRAPHER-Per-
manent position. 5-day wk., COM
pa1y benefits include disqualification
APR5' AHp rH6sr ths T6sHTNGToN Nt5 ON LOAN .is
sECRETARY- -sTENoGRAPmR I'm
med opening in advertising dept.
OF national association: exper. and
ability important; pleasant working
group life insurance policy. State
age. race. exper. and minimum start
ing salary. Refs. req. Box 232-E.
SECRETARY. aged 2b to 40. to ex-
ecutive. Of medical organization; no
medical shorthand necessary; per-
mansnt position, 6-day week, hos
salary commensurate with ability.
Box 369-G, Star. Il
Evening star., 1953-05-04
HELP---WoMEN
MASSEUsE
MASSEUSE
rSs on ftlll o. pSrt part time; no eve. work.

MASSEUSE
For full or part time; no eve. work.
Cau JU. 0-O0S0. "a
TECHNICIAN, or r. N.
with lab. exper.: physicians ONCE;
good hours, top salary: good typ
Ing sSsentisl. 10. 2.1000. IS
ss0Sa,Iss ssoSSa learn. We place you. Ma.
t1O), airline hostesses., - mo
ton picture and photography work.
NsIS; ST; g ss-6I25 feE appointment: %
NUMSE: VIZ :h6n h6EG.STERED: for sheltered
sultant. first aid, health educa-
tion' cafeteria management. Previ-
Gus Industrial or public health ex-
vacation and sick leave plan. ME-.
pS pSS15@g4g @ for apnointment. %
fhACTICAL NURSE, white, middle
Sged; to care for elderly woman.
lave IN, room, board and $50 per
week: RIA. S-0S41. ID
PRACTICAL NURSE - Companion.
white, for aged woman. assist with
nght 6, household duties. live in. OF.
Evening star., 1953-05-04

WAITRESS WANTED
Good salary and tips. Room and
board free. Meehanicsville 1922 -13.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
HELP WOMEN tcont.)

MAKER-Personable
woman with car. familiar with NV.
and close-in MONTGOMERY area.
Excel. oppor. Phone TU. 2-2121 be-
fore 2 p.m,
Evening star., 1953-05-04
Secretary-StenOgrapher

Secretary-Stenographer
COLLEGE graduate. under 80. with some
ONCE Of American Chemical Society
publications. Must be good typist.
shorthand required. Oppor. for ad-
vancement: 5-day wk. Good location.
II. bet. II and 2, for further de-
tails or write Rm. 4O4, 1885 18th
st NV x
Evening star., 1953-05-04

CLERK-TYPIST
We have one opening for an intelli-
gent. fast typist to handle menu
planning for Wsshington's fastest
growing chain Of restaurants.
II you can type IS words q minute.
can do neat and accurate work. then
consider the advantages Of this
PLEASANT SUPERVISION.
DISCOUNTS ON FOOD, CANDY AND
AN ExcELLENT LUNCH EACH DAY
AT VERY LITTLE COST TO YOU.
LIBERAL PAID VACATION AND
ANNUAL PiCN1cs AND PARTIES.
OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD
pRoGoTHoN ReSSoH4oN FROM WITHIN THE
GG9MMrPAANN!9Ys GG9MMrPAANN!9Ys, x,tA ASSURES ,rsIT7aTgy sTEARY
AND CAPABLE.
PLEASANT WORKING ATMOSPHERE
AND UP-TO.DATE Equipment
FOR WORKING COMFORT.
For details. please call in person at
Room 900. 1341 @ st. NV.
THE HOT SHOPpES -6
Evening star., 1953-05-04

SECRETARY -STENOG.
For insurance office. 6-day week. Ex-
perience necessary. Advancement
ary $3.50 monthly Phone Elk.
Evening star., 1953-05-04
SECRETARY

OGOItH Z THU
Typist. some filing and shorthand.
Hours 9:3O am. to 4;30 pm. For
personal interview call IA. 2-0445,
81 Monday and Tuesday. II
Evening star., 1953-05-04

White, 21-40. willing to be taught
good salary, paid vacation; car al
lowance, gas and oil furn. Apply
S am. to PM, 1854 NJ st. NV.