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Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
HORSE coLLEcTs wolf


CLINTON, Mo. -(P)- A dog
hating horse that can't tell
hound from a wolf earned some
satisfaction for itself and IS for
it's owner
j. H. Mays, a farmer in this yici-
nifty, said the nag chases any dogs
that venture on the pasture. Re-
Gently one did venture-chasing a
young wolf. The horse took out
after both of them.
1t ended, Mays said, with the
horse trampling the wolf to death
and then chasing the dog from
the pasture. "A grandstand play if
ever l saw one" the farmer said.
And besides, l got the fiVe-buck
wolf bounty out of it"
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
august Was Greatest
Month For Traffic On
DeLGWGre Memorial
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NCOnAiHutQ LEOLl hist pdB6y
was recorded in passenger traffic,
although strangely enough this
brings the greatest volume of bus
mess. In August, 1862, there were
677 1897 passenger cars of all types,
while this August there were 694,-
642, a gain of 2.5 percent.
Meanwhile, McKendrick also re-
ported that since the final August
figures were computed, the four
teen milliOnth vehicle crossed the
span early this week, and traffic
has been continuing at an accele-
rated pace. By August 81, 13,743,-
494 vehicles used the span since
its opening on August 16. 1851, and
during the first Is days of Septem-
Der 100000 vehicles have been re-
corded.
Gross toll income for the month
of August was reported as $726,
776.41 as against $685,611.7S during
the same month in 1862. During
the three month period of the new
fiscal year, June 1 to August 81,
gross toll income has been ST.
41,3S5.46 compared to 81 8,978.56
for the same period a year ago.
A breakdown of the types of We
hicies using the span in August
follows:
Passenger cars (all types), 694,-
642; Two axle vehicles, buses, etc,
22,942; Three axle vehicles, 36,835;
Four axle vehicles. 54,037; Five
axle vehicles, 1854; Free (including
police patrols), 4,258; Passenger
car monthly 'cOmmutatiOn, 37,091;
Passenger car 10 trip tickets, 22,-
219.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
Nurses Have Largest
Class In History
CONTINUED from FIRST paee1

Pa: Miss Gladys Elsie Hobart,
Tully, N. Y; Miss Dolores Lucille
Leach, Mingo Junction, Ohio; Miss
Lois Lorraine MOrder, Huntingdon,
Pa; Miss Helen Doris Nechay,
Goldsboro, Md: Miss Betty Mae
Rake, Otega, N. Y; Miss Martha
Fay Saccani, Finleyville, Pa; Miss
Helen Louise Sherwood, Harring-
ton, Del; Miss Clara Elizabeth
Stanton, FELTON,, Del; Miss Katie
Elizabeth Taylor, Milford, Del;
Miss Patricia Ann Taylor, Milford,
Del; Miss Dolores Una Gray, Sell
byville, Del; Miss Virginia Rose
Lynch, Charleston, w. Va.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
Fire Auxiliaries Met
In Sussex Sept. Is.
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garet Hastings, of Blades, and Mrs.
Emma Short of Georgetown.
Mrs. Hyttle presented a report
summarizing the work done dur
ing her term of Office as president
last year.
Mrs. Jennie Wilgus read a pray
or in memory of deceased MEM
bers. Door prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Beatrice Hastings and Mrs.
Margaret Hastings of Blades and
the Sunshine prize went to Mrs.
Ella Dimes of Bridgeville.
Mrs. Matte Murray of the Re-
hObOth Auxiliary, presented a gar
denia cOTsage to Mrs. Roach, the
new president. Mrs. Kyttle pre-
sented gifts to officers and commit
tee chairmen serving with her last
year.
In assuming her duties as pres
ident, Mrs. Roach spoke briefly
stressing the purpose of the aux
iliaries-that of aiding the vOlun-
teer fire companies in the county
at all times.
Following the business session
and installation, Mrs. Uhler show
ed films of the Firemen's Conven-
tiOn parades in Harrington and
SeafOrd
There 129 women in attendance,
representing 13 of the IA Sussex
County AuxiliaTies. MRS. Mabel
FarroW, president of the Green
wood Auxiliary, welcomed the
guests and the response was given
by Mrs. Kyttle. Refreshments were
served by the host auxiliary.
The invitation from the Laurel
T Auxiliary was accepted to meet in
Laurel for the next meeting, which
will be held on November IS, in
the Laurel Fire Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
LinfOrd Lockwood
Wins BrOiLer CrOlUn
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birds: 26 lbs. o., score $3.50;
10th, DilwOrth Pierson of Hockes-
sion. birds: 25 lbs, II o., score,
S6.25; 18th, Paul Kruger, George
town, birds: 20 lbs, II o., score,
Sc; 18th, Frank Kruger, George
town, birds: 26 lbs, score, Sc;
10Th. John Prettyman, Georgetown,
birds: "a lbs, o., score, 85.75;
goth, Kendall COulbourne of Sea-
ford, birds: q lbs, o., score,
$3.50.
One hundred boys participated
in the Dressed Bird Judging Con-
test. There were 20 birds used in
the judging contest. Winners in
this contest received cash awards
of $500, $500 and $500 for first.
second and third places, respective
ly. Placing first was Donald john
son of Milton; second place going
to Russell Boyd, of Laurel. George
MumfOrd of MillsbOrO and Theo-
dOre Jones, of Milton, tied for
third place and each received a
$500 award. Frank Elliott. Ag
teacher of the Georgetown School.
made the awards in this contest.
The awards were presented to
the winners by Walter Pyle, presi-
dent of the Delaware State Poultry
Improvement Association. He con-
graduated the winners and conf
mented on the fine showing of
birds entered in the Junior Broil-
er Program.
w. T. McAlliSter, Extension Mar
keting Specialist, spoke briefly ex-
planning how the judges scored the
entries: COnfOTm2tiOn, 60 points:
condition, 20 points; size, 10 points:
conformity, 10 points.
{ Mr.. McAllister, who worked with
the judges, stated "The Judges
were unanimous in declaring the
entries to be the best ever entered
in the Junior BrOiler Contest"
The contest, open to the youth of
the state between the AGES Of 10
and p years. started on June 10Th.
There were 1875 entrants and 40
of the entrants finished and had
their birds judged last week. Mr..
McAllister stated it was 4 diff
cult job to complete the Judging
of so many entries. He emphasized
the fact that entrants who did not
place in the first 90. should not be
discouraged, but should continue
trying TO better their entries" He
also stressed the importance of the
I
gave practical experience and edu-
cation to the contestants which
F, will be of great value to them in
the future. He pointed out "The
poultry industry needs the youth
and the industry of tomorrow will
be carried on by them" He praised
all who had assisted in the pro-
gram, including the hatcheries
furnishing the chicks; vocational
agricultural teachers, 4-H Club
leaders and leaders of other youth
groups who aided and encouraged
the youngsters He especially
thanked Swift and Company who
furnished the plant dressing faci-
lities for the entire number of
birds entered for Judging. The
Judges of the contest were Ernest
Matthews, from Matthews Poultry
Co., Salisbury, Md, Clair Sefken
from Caroline Poultry Farms. in
Denton, and Perry Twining, Exten-
sion Poultry Specialist from the
University of Maryland.
( University of Delaware Exten-
sion Service members attended and
aided i'm the detail work in con-
nectiOn with the program.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
Elementary PTA To
Seek New Members
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sponsors a Girl Scout Brownie
Troop.
Last year. our supply of men,
bership cards was exhausted be-
fore the end of our drive since we
exceeded all previous years by 100
members. If you were one of the
many who did not receive a card,
rest assured your name was re-
corded and your membership ap-
preciated.
We are looking forward to a won
derful 1953-54 with the support of
a larger membership than ever.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
TEL-AVIV REBUILDING URGED

TEL-AVIV -(P- Two-thirds of
Tel-Aviv should be rebuilt accord
ing to Mr.. Aharon Horwitz, an
American town planner, who after
a two years study of the problem
has submitted his proposals to the
Municipality here. The rapidly
growing 43-year-old city which
contains today - together with
neighbOring Jaffa-35O,OO0 inhabi-
tants,. needs a thinning out of
some of it's residential areas, wider
streets and more recreation
grounds, Mr.. Horwitz declared. He
asserted that his plan could be ex-
ecuted within 20 years after which
Tel-AViv-Jaffa might we'll provide
housing for 100000.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
Community Calendar
For Coming Week
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Tuesday, September 20

Tuesday, September 20
$50 p. m. - Milford Kiwanis
Club. Boulevard Restaurant Geo.
Stokes, president.
500 p. ny. F. w. Blue Hen
Post No. 6483, Post Home. Walter
Quering. commander.
Wednesday, September 30
$50 p. m. - Milford Chapter,
Presbyterian Men U. S. A., Supper
Meeting, Milford Presbyterian
Church. P. LynwOOd Taylor. pres
dent
Thursday, October
500 p. m.-American Legion,
Milford Post No. 8, Legion Home.
Oscar T. Moore, commander.
800 p. Mn. Y. r. A. Board
Meeting, Community Building. w.
Dean Kimmel, president.
500 p. m.-Carlisle Fire Com
pany, Community Building. Gar
rett L. Grier. president.
Friday. October ,
500 p. m. - Football, Milford
High School Buccaneers VS.. Reho-
both High at RehOboth. Robert L.
Leslie, coach.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
HE WASN'T YOUNG

NEW BRITAIN, Conn.-(P)-No
one will ever know for sure wheth-
er Isaac A. Alkas was 124 or 1877
years old when he died. His 90
year-old widow and state records
gave his age as 1877. Alkas always
insisted. however, that he was
three years younger.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25
sUBsTANDARD HOUSES

NEW ORLEANS - up - The
Commission Council planned to es-
tablish minimum housing stand
ards after a survey showed that 43
per cent of the city's $4,000 houses
were substandard.
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25

Bins crOsbY-"LITTLE BOY LOST"
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25

Red skelton-"HALF A HERO"
Milford chronicle., 1953-09-25

james casney-"A LION IS IN THE STREETS"
Evening star., 1953-05-24
YOUNG LADIES

Two. above average students. now
hnishlng third year in local Catn-
olic high school. for full-time. 40
doing typins and general once work
in small downtown once; pleasant
surroundings. 81 per hour. Reply
in own handwriting. stating. your
class standing. tipping speed and
name of high school you are at
tending to Box III &c, star. -
YOUNG WOMAN. personaole, for
So5k SoEs In sc6J eisar 0sv or drug dept aT$ snc9
5i' 1Slai' cclesylll sIea DfS Rd silver SH spTins
YOUNG WOMEN. no experience neeo:
ed, as dance teachers for local
branch of national chain. Accus-
toned to earning $50 to 500 week:
dsnciaE a5S idead peasnE Ra.s personas
good appearance: college training
helpful but not essential. Apply all
week after II noon or after pm
AP4kAiC%TiviE4 ARP4IEAi ~ i4'h hYso5uNe 81 LADY with
catessen: white; GOOD salary and
PHkfsr1Mf sftsi ARpii B1LEiNG iSth Clerk mid
die aged. for June and July. George
town section. Write Box $685.
AVON ei'iFsSS iPFssSoSDUcrs cannot be pur-
chased in stores; AVON reps. enjoy
steady income conducting an AVON
business from home. Cali for apt,
INCREASE iNCOME-show friends
lovely handkerchiefs; easy sales;
repeets; experience unnecessary:
liberal percentage. No risk offer.
Exclusive opportunity. SCHMID
CO, Dept. 81, KINGSTON, N. Y.
SEW our Redi-cul handy Hanky
aprons at home. Easy. profitable.
A. e. B. ENTERPRISES, e5i6 N.
Albert pike. Ft. Smith. Arkansas.
WHITE WOMAN for
general house work and care for
elderly woman. :, in family. live in.
Good home with salary. Call RA.
3-5l65 before . pm. "a
woman to helm in tavern. Good SAL
ary Plus living quarters. Owner
alone Age 35-45. mi. north of
Rockvills; Rt, 240. Poplar 2-2t0@,
EVENING WORK, 90 hrs. per wk. /;
$50. Call AID. 4-al06. -24
WORK FOR SHCT-N-If you are. or
know q white lady that is physically
Handicapped but can use phone dur
ing day, call 10. 2-3a31 Sat, SIG.
Sun. As for interview. She GAN
make extra money.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT (MCS), desires. con.
nections for evenings and week ends
Box bah. Star. 24s
ACCOUNTANT; g q, g yrs. exper,
open to any proposition with future
Box 100-H. Star.
ACCOUNTANT-O OFFICE MGR, avail.
able full time; over 20 yrs expert.
ence;. posting. auditing. flnancia
reports. taxes. Box 124-H, Star.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, {
years experience; full or part time
ATTORNEY. D. c. bar, govt. scientist
desires part-time association with
established practitioner. Box 433-G
BooKKEEPER-Funy exper.; al
iedsers, costs; reports, stmts., etc.
BooXKEEPER. IL yrs,' 0si exper.: ono,
m'nement. BACKGROUND wholesale Ii.
ouor and other; married; currently
employed: Box l32 III. Star. 24'
CHAUFFEUR, for local once of lge
corporation. is desirous Of obtaining
similar position because of reduction
In force; experienced, neat appear.
ing and well hammered; can fur
n1sh 5n. The best of references. call
DAYS WORK. house cleaning OF
yaard work; work; Man. colored. Refs
ELEVATOR oPERATOR-Man, col.
ored. licensed, desires full or part
time Job after p.m.; local refer
snces; DU. 7.4602. "a
g. EXP. in ali phases const.. ali all
cond hr9 AP S-oO3I 1R
Evening star., 1953-05-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont,

PATENT OR LEGAL secretary.
Available Immediately. CoiIege erad,
Fast, accurate stenotypist
Eieetrlc typewriter operator
Or Box 1lo-H. Star
PRACTICAL NURSE, INSTITUTIONAL ex.
perience" good companion. Ii.
RECEPTlONIST secy.. mature, pleas.
Psrsonalitys exp. with ind. and Govt.
RECEPTIONIST- SECRETARY, stenog.
rapher. typist. Full or part-time for
downtown ONCE. AID. 4-734I.
RESIDENT MANAGER, & yrs. ex.
perienee: references. Phone 10.
SEAMSTRESS, now ready to do Dress.
making; all Clothes made at low
price. co 5-969U, any day after 3.
SECRETARY. adm. asst, mature, re-
1ned lady with several yrs banking
and engineering exper. Salary de-
SIRED 500 per wk. Call EN-. 3-l6l4.
SECRETARY. Al admin, legal, pat.
Govt. and industry; manage small
once for successful, active or re-
tired exec. or writer with sense of
humor. Wish to demonstrate ability
TO dispatch numerous detailed as
to justify minimum salary, SlOO wk.
Box 1SS-H. Star.
SECRETARY-Desire work immedi.
ately in Silver Spr. or Wash. 5 yrs.
exp. incl. legal and patent law,
coilege-business school. Cali HE.
SECRETARY CLERK -TYPIsT: rapid:
accurate; college. dependable, per-
sonable. avail. Immediately; So: SO,
Box 141-H. Star.
SECRETARY-STENOG.. Is years ex.
perlence; excel. worker; perm, part
or full time. Al ref. HE. 4-4U6l.
sECY. .-sTENo.. varied experience.
references. desires 5-day work week
IN downtown area. Call weekdays
aver o pm. or any time SUNDAY.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. serv-
for opportunity learn PIX. Luciow
TYFaifN;GG' TYING AT HOME. envelopes and
CARDS. etc; 10 yrs. experience. WA.
ITYPiST. colored; no exper; business
college trained. Can Ii. 3-s3ss.
TYPING done at home; conv. down.
town location, theses, manuscripts,
uSIVERSTTS uSSSITVTsESPSnEsnGs; So st, $685..
CHlvEhSlI1 WOMAN, past 40, good
Pnone Pr voice; VOICE; ofice work, part time.
WOMAN. desires part-time sales posi-.
tlon; exper, china, crystal, furniture,
pma1nt; mdndon Wallpaper and decor. Call
WOMAN, colored. desires even. ns
! latter 4 p.m.l JOB as cleaner char
woman or chambermaid. Call Ii.
YOUNG GIRL. capable. refined, de.
SlreS summer Job carins for cnil.
oren. Edgartown, Mass, Excellent
references. OIL. 4-6443. -
WANTED-Tempora clerical typ.
ing 1nIs or sec Secre5arial work tor month Of
EAPEKIENCED colored woman de.
| Slres D days work cleaning, apt. or
nome. Ref. Ii. 7-l7s9. MARIE.
ATTN. PROFESSIONAL MEN, L.al
secretary desires Sat. and /or SAT. or
evening WCrk. HO. 2-354l after =
YOUNG, colored. college educated.
experienced woman desperate for
part-time work evenings. Prefer
cooking or typing. Phi. No. 5-5S;I.
COL0RED GIRL wishes work as cook
or irva1i9 h1io9useSeeper or care for seml-
cinvalo; Refs. Ii. 6-S936
COL. LADY. wishes job, ewes. and
pat, waitress or baby care. LU.
COLORED MAID in beauty shop or
Cds Cleaning 4 office; HU. 3-945s. -SS3
OF any kind. LII 4-1445
Evening star., 1953-05-24

STOCK CONTROL CLERK. with
well-established home furnishings
firm. Experienced preferred. Pleasant
personality, 5-day week. Call MR.
MURRAY. Ex. $4,000, for appt
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. exper..
THE WooDNERs HU. 3-4400. 20
SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS; $50
UMBIA HOSPITAL, HUI. $1,000.
TAILOREss for dry cleaning plant.
Salary or commission. Call Mr..
COUNTRY CLEANERS, Bethesda.
TEACHER with training and exper.
To-, , all day nursery school. Box
TEAcHER. R.A', Tor summer recreation
school of long standing: to live in.
State qualifications and telephone.
p. o. Box 40"6, D. c. "a
TEACHERS-6 weeks summer EN-.
ployment; your community; $50 wk
guaranLee to those who qualify Up
to S120 wk. for special ability
Apply now p, o, Box 3l3s. b. c.
employment. educational co-ordina. ar
tion plan. To those who qualify
minimum guarantee Of $50 week.
Phone AID 4330S.
TEACHERS, primary and elementary:
fall term vacancies in established
private school: nearby Va: exper
necessary. Call IA. $1,000, between
8 am. and 5 pm. 81
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR - Experi-
enced telephone solicitor. wanted for
telephone canvass. to work from her
home. Working hours am. to
II 30 am. Salary and commission.
TELEPHONE SOLICiTOR for per-
manent position with large old es-
tablished ORGANIZATION. Must have
telephone sales experience. Pleasant
working conditions in air condi-
toned office. 70: appt. call Mr.
Boteler after 10 am. Monday or
Tuesday. HO. 2-15OO ---"n5
Evening star., 1953-05-24
TAP, BALLET AND
BALLROOM DANCERS

Over 81. to be trained for teaching
positions. Full or part time. Cal
DU. 7-2142 from II to 10 pm.
Elderly couple; caretaker
for stock farm in Southern Md; nc
milkinG, no tobacco; good salary
Apply Box 494-D, star.
MAN AND WIFE, white. no children
to live in small house in Virginia
rent free. IL miles d. c., in eX-
change for day care of 3 school l-agt
children while parents are at work
Phone Daleview 5-9l23.
EARN EXTRA MONEY in spare time
taxing orders for ceramizeo baby
round sale Call KE. S-626U. or
write HOPPER'S CERAMIZING
STUDIO. 54lS Macarthur drive
Falls Church. Va.
SAVE RENT-Desir: 2 rms. kit,
bath. furn. apt. yd.. NV for good
couple. Care for small apt. building
(Woman's lfomeD. Al refs. CO.
LADY. white. Christian. live with
elderly lady as companion house
keeper in quiet home; small salary.
Box 1860 Star
Evening star., 1953-05-24

SECRETARY. 90 to 80; desirable po-
sition in downtown law ofice. Salary
e9mmensrrate with qualifications.
sEcREETtASRR3Y;-Trade assoc. small nall Of
fee: air-cond,. light sec. duties.
$50 to % Start. pR!'ns RE. S-o7ae saeh wsef: sss:
SECRETARY, excellent typlst for
Bethesda office of Certified Public
AeeGuntant AeeP Gft sasfy salary open; 35-hour
SECRETARY. law ONCE; neatness and
accuracy required. Please state age,
education. experience and salary ex-
pected. Box 30S-G. Star. pa
SECRETARY-Patent experience nec-
eSsa1ry; eSSa1S,;. 5rday week, considerate
ability and dependability. Please
give full particulars including sal
SECRETARY-st -stenographer. bet. IS
and 40; perm. position with oppor-
tunity Tor advancement. 5-day wk.
Small national organization. Air
cond. office. Typine. shorthand an
occasional %orE al. travel nessss; { Varied
qualifications. Box 422-G, Star.
SECRETARY; executive ONCE; excel.
typing necessary. some college train
Mon. thru Fri. 9 am. to 5 pm.
months vacation with pay, free
tuition class. If primary interest
must be financial rather than a
son should not apply. Phone for
appt.. ST 3-4l1S. GEORGE
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
SECRETARY, PART-TIME; 5-hr
day, 5-day wk shorthand nee
downtown location. Give exper and
all details in reply to Box .1l5-H
Star.
SECRETARY-Chemical and ensi-
neering research firm desires alert
ard personable girl for interesting
and typins essential: excellent SMo op.
portunity. Salary open. Call OV
3-13:0 for appointment. ATLANTIC
RESEARCH CORP, Alexandria, Va
Evening star., 1953-05-24
TYPIST-CLERK

MSit be tnovsdss nst sSH"ts Of Dtt Rsts5
Working conditions, Good starting
salary. liberal discount on personal
RfFfhtfeS Hf YouNo AqRiz %ENs NJ sHoS s'eTafi sfs
under 80 and unmarried pref. 9-5
Mon. thru Fri. NATL Press Bldg
Wait . wks, for right airI Short
hand not nee. For appointment, Box
145-H. Star.
WAITRESS. white. exper.; no nights
Sundays. TESTERS RESTAURANT
GIL G st. NV. IA
WAITRESS. white. apply in person
DAyIp'S GRILL. 1928 18th st. NV
white: expsriencedi nigh ,,1.
WXiTREsS, white, over 81. exper.
hrs. 10 am. to e pm; Sun. of
POTOMAC RESTAURANT. 3"3a NJ
wH1TRHEss. "a TFRiHEs experienced, white: com.
bination and counter and tables;
440i 44ii suitiand i rd., Mo Md. w. "a
WAITRESS, white. experienced: ex-
eelIent tips; mostly drinks, olo9
2ARiihsEE s. must must be Thoroughly ex-
per-; 6 p.m.-2 am, Mon. throue h
Sats. Apply REDSKINS LOUNGE,
1928 L st. NV 90
WAITRESS, white. over 81: expert.
enced SAND BAR RESTAURANT
,,I 1lS3 q / 14th st. NV: NV: o.. ,,,. 20
time. 5 to 10. or part time wk. ends
GOOD FOOD SHOPPE. 1855 N
Glebe rd.. Arlington, Va. ia. s.
MATTRESSES, experienced. Apply
in person, 1929 Conn. ave. NV
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HELP DOMESTIC Gent,

COLORED LADY with limited incom,
family; care for 2la-yr. -old chile
days; NV. section. DU. 7-e379.
|COLORED LADY DESIRED-Live ir
as ! OF the family, in exchange for
child care. Call LU. 2-4596. "a
COLORED MAID to live in; good sal.
ary:. g.h.w.: no cooking, For infor,
nation, EN- 3-9O7T
Evening star., 1953-05-24

Gals Gals availa9le part or full time
AUDITOR. =: c. bookkeeper: perm.
BooRkfEPEiR, R Eia'i exper. trial bal. state
secy.. manaee i-eiri ONCE; soot
appearance: central location: 6-dal
wk sos. Box ll4-H. Star
COMPANION to elderly lady; care fol
convalescent. Will travel RA. 3-0926
S neteSt W9kK eooEeG by rsned T1 wed
Thurs. ca. wk. ia, 1924.
GIRL. colored, desires any type once
york S2ds typins included; references
M sac: Sssss s.rP: Rsssf es Ne '@s ssiss III
GIRL desires evening or night work
from g pm; general once work OF
doctors assistant; some typing: ex.
nnr,ence and ref Call HO: 2-1714.
GIRL. white, with good ref. wishes q
sosna9 position with nice people. sA
GIRL. white, desires child care in her
home. reas. Phone UN. 4-1351.
GIRL desires part-time job after 5
GIRL. coiored. desires nightvork:
nights e week. Call Sat. or Sun
GRR94DUATEI R9 GiTr ! ? PRACTICAL NURSE, col.
ored, wishes part or fun time work
home or ,otice; live, out: hospital
;9 trsined; dcS6o, sGs reti IL cG,o{sa j$sSs' DE-
sires JOB baby sitting after school
NURSE; CO.. desires child chill or tnvsd snfI
! LII 3-554S Dr.''s refs. .,
NURSE. practical, sober. reliable,
child. Phone Taylor 9-lss4. 25'
NURSE. practical desires work, day
| or evening experienced. give any
type OF injections. Call DU. 1854.
NURSE, practical. cOlSred: desires
case OF any kind. Private duty.
| Exper. References. DE. 2-4515
NURSE. colored practical, wants job
taking care elderly person or baby
Days work. DI. 7-lSl6.
NURSE. practical. several years ex-
/ per. caring for elderly people, good
! houSekeeper, Box l4i-H Star
NURSE, Is yrs. exper;; good reieren-
sSS; sIy free e travel; desires position
NURSE Secretary desires position
busy PHYSICIANS once. full time.
silver Spring area. JU. S-"530. :
! NURSE, wishes care Of invalid, in
| Christian home; will live in. HO.
| 9-uIa3 after ! pm
NURSE-HOCSEKEEPER. white. de-
Sires room or some space for stor-
| age. in attic or garage: where elderly
| people live: could be country home.
| Box @02-G. star.
NURSE, experienced practical, col
ored wishes employment, prefers
invalid. Call Ii. 3-621s. "a
Evening star., 1953-05-24
HELP--WoAAEN

WANTED-Resistered once nurse;
typlng required. Call KE. S-4101
after 9 pm. go
EARN BIG INCOME, representing
Avon cosmetics: established ter
ritories now open. Call IA. $500
Tor appointment. "a
COLLEGE STUDENT or teacher, for
summer months; splendid expert
ence; pleasant work: $3.50 for 20
days. Call after = pm, Room 924
l346 Conn. ave. No telephone calls
-27
PART TIME-If you have a car and
can devote 90 hrs. . week. after
moons, evenings or both, your wkly.
income can be supplemented by $50
or more; no canvassing, collecting,
deliveries or parties. For appt.,
cali RE. 7-OS36. go
ATTRACTIVE. permanent supervisory
position for lady, 2I-4O. Nationally
known company. Travel in United
States and Canada. Interest in
dramatics helpful but experience not
necessary. Transportation paid
Guaranteed income plus excellent
percentage. Earnings to 5000
monthly, Write T. MECHANISM, 522
Law Building. Kansas City 6, Mo.