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Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Houston Oldsters
Bested By Tigers
- 80 - 80


81 who had four for four at the
plate and handled the hot fast
oneringE of Arlie3 passwaters like
veteran, and drove in three runs
% boot Robert Pee Wee Yerkss.
me leading sluggef for the "Tig-
eEs considered bad risk by the
9laetefs in view of his past per-
tofmances 90 the plate. was walked
twice and flied out once. His tiny
brother John Howard. however.
made up Tor Pee Wee with two
tof three one Of which was a hard
double that drove Ia two runs.
Danny Ansiine. the Tigers pep-
perry left fielder, accounted for two
more ol the Tigers runs. as did
Artle PassWaters. the Tigers
pitcher
Big Bob Reynolds, and Chet BEN
son starred at the plate for the
Oldeters, each having three for
four. with Reynolds knocking the
h1rseside sphere out Of the park.
Billy COunselmau. hrst sackef Tor
tne "0ldsters, Chet Benson and
George Simpson each had two
RIBS apiece.
After the game a real "rhubarbn
developed between some Of the
married women and the "OldstersH
end g provocative challenge to play
the Girls tomorrow evening, SAT-
urday, September 11. was issued
and accepted The game will be 81
the soliball variety and an play
er8 have been requested to wear
shorts Only married women and
married men win participate. The
game VIII Be started as near six
O'Clock as possible. and win end
heaven only knows when. for the
Girls say they viii never stop
playing if they are behind and the
men vow and declare they viii
never quit i they are behind. The
usual admission win prevail
The box score.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Farm Talent Round UiE
At Greenwood on
September nth
leonLInasd Lram LIr.l 80


contests will be held throughout
the six-state operating territory Of
Southern States Cooperative within
the next few months.
The winning local act viii be
given an all-expense paid trip to a
district elimination contest in Oc-
tober where Il viii compete with
winning acts from other COmmuni-
ties II win also receive $500
award and 8 blue ribbon. The sec
Ond prize winner at the local level
viii receive a $500 award and
red ribbon, while the third place
act viii be given a $1.00 prize and
white ribbon
The two winners at each Of nine
district elimination contests will
be given an all-expense paid trip
% Southern States 31st annual
stockholders meeting in Richmond,
Va. November ~ 70 compete in the
final contest. The winning act at
Richmond viii be given an all
expense paid trip to New York
where the act viii appear with Ted
Mack on the Original Amateur
Hour TeieVisiOn Show, and $4,000
ID cash and a blue ribbon. Second
prize viii be a $4,000 cash prize
and a red ribbon; third prize a 500
cash aWardd and a white ribbon.
James Morgan Of Pennington,
viii serve as chairman Of the local
meeting. Rev. George Moore Of
the Greenwood Methodist Church.
Greenwood, viii give the invoca-
tiOn. Group singing will be led BY
Mrs Kathryn COpple Of Green
wood, with Rev. George Moore as
accOmpanist.
a report on local operations and
services viii be given by Alvin
Mills, manager Of Mills Supply
Company. Southern States District
Manager Stanley i. Thompson will
report on overall Southern States
operations for the year ended last
June 80.
Nominees for the local Southern
States advisory board for the
Greenwood area are: Lester Huey.
Harrington; Emerson Isaacs and
Winnie Breeding, both OF Green
wood, and Harry TrOyeF of Bridge
Vile.
Nominees for the Farm Home ad-
visOry committee are Miss Lima
Clark, Mrs Marvin Warner, Mrs.
J. r. Barviek and Mrs. Robert Nc
D0Well. all Of Greenwood. Other
nominations may be made from the
floor.
Member Of the advisory board
whose term expire this year Is
Harry Speicher.
Members Of the Farm Home ad-
visOry committee whose terms ex-
pire this year are Mrs. Carl Tuck
er and Mrs. Arthur G. Tatman.
Members Of the general commit
tees assisting with the meeting are:
Farm Talent Roundup Commit
tee: Mrs. Emerson Isaacs, chair
man, Mrs. William Carlisle, Jr.,
Miss Eileen Mills. Mrs. Carl Tuck
er. Mrs. M. J. Webb, Jr., and Alvin
Mills, all Of Greenwood, and Mrs.
JamesN Morgan Of Pennington.
Greeting committee: MedfOrd
Calhoun. Emerson Isaacs and Carl
Tucker. all Of Greenwood. Refresh
ment committee: Mrs. Alvin Mills,
chairman, Mrs. Marvin Warner,
Miss Eileen Mills and Miss Donna
Kay Wilson, all of Greenwood.
Lucky Number Tickets commit
tee: Harry Speicher, chairman, and
Carl Tucker, both Of Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
NoT LEE PIeEoNs

KANSAS CITY-(P)-Policemen
Paul Robinson and George Triant0s,
climbed a fire escape to investigate
when they found it lowered. An
nOyed by the flashlights, flock
Of pigeons dived from their rOosts.
The officers had a hard time keep
ing their balance as they retFeated.
Crazy birds. groWled TriantOs.
I'D rather deal with stool pigeons
any time
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
NEvH cAN I'd

OCEAN VIEW Va. When
Martina Shaw Thompson was she
vas lost for four hours from a
beach hotel here Her mother said
sne would never bring her daughter
% Ocean View again.
% the next l3 years Martha Shaw
grew into g mighty pretty young
lady at Windsor u O. and the folks
wanted 70 send her here for q beauty
contest. Mama relented and broke
her promise. Martha won the title
Miss Ocean View Centennial.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
HOUSTON TIGERS

Errors-W. Morris g. Al Pass
waters Hammond H Sapp, @.
Benson. RBI Tigers w Ham-
mond 8, D. Anstiae 2. j II. Yerkes
w. Simpson R. Yerkes, A Pass
Watrs q. 0ldsters COunselman 2,
Hollis, Benson 2. Reynolds, O..
Simpson 2. H. Sapp, q. Yerkes.
Home run r. Reynolds. % hits.
@. Benson w Hammond. J. II.
Yerkes Lfet on bases -0ldsters S.
Tigers 2. Bases on balls, OF Simp-
son 8 Hit by pitcher: Simpson 4.
Struck ont: BY Paaswaters 2.
Score by innings.
Oldsters % II 80
Tigers % 3 s o I'll
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MILK WHITE HOUSE NEPoRAnD '+s.S'' s.-. acc
Circus Peanuts woarHnom Ias. sTs. Csc
Paper Napkins HUDSON z sis 23e
waldorf Tissue 8 ys 23e
Daily Dog Food 6 as ~: l0o
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

A ODITIONS-Let US repair or COM
pletely moderniZe your home, store
etc, 25 yrs. OF satisfactory service
Cali Ii $500 or RIA 6-a7O3
remodeling; all types:
quick service; reasonable prices. Let
US give you price on that small
JOB. SNYDER CONTRACTING CO..
AND REMoDELING-Let
us help you with designs. R. B. FER
RIS g. CO.. RE. 5-7122, JU. 9-7264.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS and re-.
pairs: commercial or residential
Free estimates. WA 7-7l86
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. porches.
ialousie Enclosures; sketches or esti-
mates free: all work guaranteed; no
money down 80 mos to pay SECO
SAFES, JU 5000 day or night
AIR Diets and humidifiers installed !:
reasonable rates, free estimates.
After o p:m.. RIA. 1920. 10
BRICKLAYlNG-- rireplaces, tile. flag
stone. walls. steps. concrete: small
Jobs A. FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994.
BRICK MASONS, INC.-All types of
brick work; no Job too small: flag
stone patios. JU. 7-9053. 90
new, repairing. CHM
neys, walls. steps; walls pointed and
CARPENTER|Dormers. porches. rec.
rms. partitions; anything. Mr.;
SMITH. IA. 1887 any time. -23
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MILLINERY
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Sales person with selling experience
needed for speciality shop; 5Ha days;
$50 to start. JU. 0-22S0. --23
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HELP DOMESTIC

csos01K:G;.H.Ta I've IN IN recent refs.
COOK. civ; Iivt in; pvt: rm..
employed. EN-. 3-6265. -?2
G.H.W., care for 2 small children;
white; live in: salary. $50 wk, Cali
after z. 124 Webster st. NV,
HOUSEKEEPER. white. in Catholic
rectory, suburban Washington. good
cook for three priests, private room
and bath. maid does heavy laundry
and cleaning. Write qualifications.
Observation-Disclosures. white.
live in. ? adults, must have D. C.
drivers permit. city refs, $35. Box
312.E, Star. -2l
HOUSEKEEPER, permanent; live in;
refs; manage home and 2. chill
dren; empl; parents; N. Bethesda,
MAID and plain cook. no laundry.
1--we in,- Monday through Friday.
S25. OIL. 2-8546. I'll
MOTHERS HELPER, some one in
terested in becoming member Of
family and live in apt. small sal
ary. RIA. 6.7790. 81
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.

AND REPAIRS, recrea-
modelling; reas. prices. IA. s-4sso.
no Job too large or too
small nr U exper. in all types of work.
c IA iisfaa1 painting and roofing aa2
Lge. or small Jobs. White mechanic.
cE PsE Fl ni RhfA fo 6s Ii tvDe, 2e
rates. Small Jobs. OIL. 2-623s.
CEMENT STEPS, porches, drives.
walks. brick and block retaining
walls; masonry waterproofing; 20
yrs. exDer. Rel. col. man. LII. 6-1s7O.
CEMENT, BRICKWORK
Of all kinds: retaining walls, drive
ways. walks. HUI. 3-S295, Ii. 7-04o2.
DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor cleaned or no charge; RoTO-
ROoTER: Phone RIA. 6-ssss any
coNycREaTsE 4 and flagstone driveways.
sss bzmt tNs saS v1SToN Dove
EN- EN- S1l ti7ay day Or eyes . vrp 20
race. All work guaranteed 1854
INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits, small Jobs done
EN sRmSf1efsry &c coSsULTA sRE .lmf
matte control. computers. or cleo.
tronic devices. why not contact US?
Write ARLINGTON RESEARCH EN-
GINEERS. Box 3047. Arlington 2.
FENcE. chain link. s1.ls. IT. com
LU. 10000 ia. s-o44" till o Pm.
FLOOR SANDING REFlNlsHING by
e esIss For e.. ipp I'd o9r advice free
FLOOR 81 SANplNG e" finls6ine, clean"
free estimates. Call RIA. 6-6795;
FLOOR SANDING. finishing; rooms
work. L. b. HAWKINS. UN. 4-674l
FLOOR SANDING, FIN. New 7c So.
IT.: old. Il DC and up. Free est: work
guar. C. L. H1NsoN, Ii. 3-754s
FLOOR WORK. sanding and finish-
ing: work guaranteed Prices rea-
sonable. c. c. DEAToN, RIA. 6-766@
GARAGES BUILT-Brick. wood and
cinder block; monthly terms. LII.
10000 or ia. SOAP til 3 pm.
FL
REPAIRS. painting. plas.
tering. carpentry work, roof paint
ING repairing; no lob too small
PRINT Ii. 4;I511.
etc, We 10 a eo3d lob APP. T-8i54.
LIST class; interior. exterior;
-. ted ss!rI Re: e.e569, .s 81. I'll
brothers. white: refs. ia. 2-I731.
est. Cali a. DOMiNIcK. ia 2-eS30.
weekdays after ): all day Sunday.
PAINTING-Interior. exterior; lowest
rates in town. White mechanic. Guar
work, Free estimates. no. 2-Il:7.
PAINTING-Exterior interior. plas-
ter repairing; work guaranteed; free
estimates. ia 5000. -21
AND DECORATING. in
terror and exterior; quality work
and free est. Call any time. JU.
PAINTING-PAPERING. inter. exter.
FILA loans avail. For est. call JU.
PAINTING. PAPERING = First class
workmanship: work done immedi-
ately. Mr.. POAT, RA. 3-5643. 25'
PAINTING AND PAPERlNG-Interior
and exterior; neat work; reason
able prices. IA. S-91s7. --26
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sITUATIoNS-DoMEsTlc

GENERAL HoUsEwORK. child care.
5.day week. 10. T-749a.
WHITE WOMAN wants housework.
child care, Sat, Sun. all day Tues.
and Thursday afternoon. no. Q
WANT DAYS woRK-wm furnish
good reference. Call Ii. 4-5s91. 90
COLORED LADY desires Inv. or
child care, 5 days; ref. Ii. 6-4S33.
WOMAN, colored. desires homework
Friday: stay some nights. NO. =
WOMAN desires general
housework. 5 days q week. Refer
ences. CO. $3.50. 30s
COLORED WOMAN, reliable, wants 3
hours e.h.w. work afternoons. Ii,
CoLORED GIRL. neat. reliable.
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN wants
work as mothers helper, care of
ehilddren or baby sitting. DU =
GIRL, colored. desires general house
work. . child care; live in or out
eootins. Refs. Ii. se5ss1. Nv
GIRL desires days work, g.h.w. Fond
of children. DE. 2-SH9G.
COLORED GIRL desires work as maid.
bus gil or kitchen helper. Phone NO.
COLORED WOMAN wants work as
cook or maid, with references. Call
OV. 3-46I3. or days work; very
neat and clean. 10"
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THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Pa. Ave. NV

oANcE TEACMERs2O PsfSaed
D sEsSfrAlas AsrsTzSS S2o Tor ecIRsTT s
r. N. 5-day wk. Write. stating age.
aTy and telephone number. Box
FOUNTAIN Jun. NAG GIRL. eolored; must tS be
SsR{ " PH2Ra R0 E0 5s! Ep9S sb
F FOL GIRL. co,ored. exper. on
sandwich block and grill; light
Refs. S37.50 wk. BRADLEY DRUGS,
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white; 5 ewes. a
s5c an hr. CONCORD PHARMACY.
1915 New Hampshire ave. NV. I'll
GIRL. white. not over 35, care for
motherless home: boy 3, girl 8; live
in. UN. 4-9599. 30
KEY PUNCH OPERATORS
Experienced, preferably Remington
Rand, for temporary work; Apply
TON-RAND, INC, 1904 Jefferson
Davis hwy. Alex. -21
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. expert
enced COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR
WOMEN. Pa. ave. and 25th st. NV.
LIBRARY ASSISTANT. college and
experience desirable; newspaper Of
fice Write Box Sd, Star,
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CHURCH PEWS
40 PEWS. Il FIT. LONG
IN PERFECT CONDITION
ACE WRECKING co.
LU. 4-050O go

CLARINET, Raymond Wood. B-tiat.
9 ITf eoaa with case; sacr'; Se5.
CRIB, maple storkline and mattress,
S220o; Thor 1851 semiauto; washer.
$50. Both excel. cond. LU. 1-7s33.
DEEP FREEZE, stainless steel: 2
compartments; $500. OIL. 2-7s6o.
DEEPFREEZE. 10 Gu. it.. s1s5. Mis-
G SI4 han9 garden tools. oakton; Va.
DESK. Gov. winthrop, sec, solid ma
hog; SIS. AID. 4-592S from 9:30 TO
!, > to $50. PAUL GOLIBART. 100
Df sk. 60-in. executive. modern style,
condition MS $50. MI1E TR 1888 sGas't Old
GEORGETOWN I'd, Beth. OIL. 4-0039.
Iaas's =. Ct 'sl75; iiadss!s; IS s Ct.
$500; lady's z cts; S425; lady's
emerald cut, $500. LIVINGSTON g.
CO.. 1423 H st. NV. ME. s-526s.
DIAMOND RING. fine quality. sI75.
4-.239 anytime Sat and Sun. or
after ; pm. week days. 80
DIAMOND RING. mans, heavy pinky.
SOP, 18K. platinum top: mounting
incl; two, AK siamese rubies: valve.
$3.50; best cash offer. JE. 4-5115.
DINING RIM. FURNITURE-1o pcs,
solid mahogany; extension table and
pads. china closet. buffet, server and
8 chairs; $500. LII. 1892. al
DINING ROOM SUITE-Mahog., full
size, good eond, Table; buffet, china
S1an. OIL. 4-2S1S. 10
DINING TABLE, solid mahogany,
drop leaf, rope legs; $3.50. sos
value TIE. 6-259S. -2l
DINING ROOM SUITE, Duncan Phyfs
exten. table with custom ade pad,
china closet. buffet. server. 6 chairs.
mahog.. good quality; 500. ED.
g-557l 10
DINING RM. SUITE, mahog., 8 pcs;
love seat, antique mirrors, china
and glas. ware: cherry chifonier.
2s3s 9th st. NV, Sat. and Sun or
after } phone EN- "-1333 20
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SECRETARY

Alert individual who 10 neat in ap.
pearance, courteous and has q pleas
ant personality, Must be capable oil
handling ONCE by herself at times
2l-35 yrs. OF age: reasonable short
hand and typirg speeds are REQUIRED
5.day. 40-hr. week: pleasant atmos-
phere: good opportunity for capable
woman. Reply giving previous ex-
perience, personal data and salary
requested Box sc. Star.
SHOE SALESLADY. exper. preferred
but not essential. HILLCREST
BOOTERY, 231S Iyerson st. Sc,
Hillcrest Heights shopping center
10. S-77B6. 10
- For mechanical
contractors once; $40 for 5-day
wk.; must have experience In pri-
vate business. Call DI. 7-1677 from
9 to 5. -23
under IS, expert.
enced. preferably with college train
ing. for national trade association
start sos weekly. Call DE. 2-105l
on
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ANTIQUES
RATCHET SALE

SAT, SUN, MON.
Socks looks records sob.ts for and lo Smb tsse
ioc: bone dishes, soc; cut glass
goblets and sherbets. soc; cut glass
salts. soc: Wedgewood and iron
stone plates. soc, picture frames
soc up; oil paintings, 81; lamps,
ST.; trivets. 81; castor bottles; ST.;
81: coach and horse fgurinesi; 81;
vase, ST: love seat. ST; spool table,
81; Victorian table. 81; milk glass
animal dishes. 81; miniature lamps,
81; Bavarian bone china demi:
tasSe sets. 81; satin vase. 81; hall
tumbler, ST.. end-of day vase, 81;
Victorian sidechairs, 81; corner
S Weights 81 s es'fH sarinss S I4pei
Currier and Ives plates, 81 80; cut
glass bowl. $3.50; purple Stag shoe,
Austrian a, vases; $3.50; j. piano so stool
berina vase, $3.50; mahogany music
cabinet. So 80; cradle. $3.50; Pa
rian compotes, $3.50; yellow satin
salt and i'd pepper pep s6. shakers n,nSE' SO:
ssd $3.50; amber an.Dsou hOe sa H. cr rGv
overlap creamer, $3.50: amber
cut-glass vase, $3.50; blue bulls
eye pitcher, $3.50; yellow satin
creamer. $3.50; copper lustre
pitcher. $3.50; bristle vase. $3.50:
tea cart. $3.50; cranberry cruet
SIS; cranberry sugar shaker. So
decanter and wines. So; Bohemian
overlap vases, So: Bisque. Parrian
and Dresdent figurines. So; cedar
chest, So; round table, S.; 15-pc.
tea set, So; Majolica vase, So; pine
chest, $50; mahogany chest,
$3.50; mahogany table. $3.50; We
netian vase, $3.50; set fish plates,
$3.50; 14-pc. punch bowl set, $40;
castor set. $40; gone-with-w wind
lamp, complete. $40; marble-tcp
vanity. $40; cobbler's bench, $40;
marble-top chest or table, SIS;
many other bargains ,0pen suns;
E. Capitol St, Ii. 4-96SS. See our
I'd under furnishings.
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SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. exper.. books started.
kept part time; tax returns; refs. !;
loT SI,, rates; prompt. ~ $3.50!
caught up. All taxes: Local rel; $50
mo. Ewes. WO 6-5964. 22'
CRAFTSMAN DE-
SIGNER. years university. ex-
perience in supervising construction,
bachelor, 25 years, desires employ
GILES RIoUx, SOP Mercier sher-
brooke, Que. Canada. 23'
BOOKKEEPING, government reports,
profit and loss statements; by exper
man. full or part time. JE. 3-0l 10.
G Ir,ar. neF 20 age 4 O. desires Job Sith
CONSTR. sUPT.. union: scnool. COM
previous employer yrs; }urn.
sTENo. HCLiK. .TYPisT. ia hrs in
am. Box lO-D, Star. 20'
MEN AVAILABLE for home cleaning.
Jobs, THE SALVATION ARMY
% HaEboT LiEh; Corps; NE; S;4532
elined. asis to type type and operate 1BM
sorter. Some Vari-type experience.
co Oil s'li' GRADUATE wants clerical tg
c STICK IS. Or f1soe Job. Good t T1.
EYES. AND SATURDAY WORK, col.
man, -. drivers license. LII. 1-1S33
white. 35, seeks en-
ployment. evenings, week ends.
Honest. reliable. have refs. RE.
MAN. Il. ret, U. s. N. after 90 yrs.
experience in stock control, cleo
tronic maintenance parts, some
trade school; desires position as
electronic Stockman, D. c. area.
Box cd. Star. 81
DO YOU OWN valuable farm estate,
do you want competent caretaker
or manager? Box Abb. Star. IL
MAN. personable. mature,
experienced secretary. desires part
or full time position. Box 1S-D.
Star. 2l'
VET, COL. desires work as ianitor.
truck driver. shipping clerk. ele-
ystor operator or work Of any kind.
NO. 7-S970. Ext. 20i-B. IL
BOY. colored. Is, desires position as
mech. trainee: 2I2 years school
exper.: D. c permit. IL 6-4367.
31'
COLORED MAN wants Job as labor
foreman, building or demolition: 30
years. experience. no. 2-2702.. VIM.
MARSHALL. al
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MECHANICS WANTED

Who are experienced in
coin-operated phonograph ma
chimes and pin games, and
who are interested in the
following: Ideal working con-
ditions, good starting salary,
sick benefits, paid vacations.
air-cond shop. short hours,
and chance for advancement;
must be experienced in our
line of business. Do not phone.
Apply in person. HIRSCH
COIN MACHINE CORP. 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne.
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HELP-DoMEsTIc Cont. }

WOMAN. white. live in. become men,
Der OF my family, take care of child
during day while mother works
Nice room. good salary. OIL. 4-S15S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ACCOUNTANT. payroll taxes. etc.
reliable woman, age AZ, desires full
or part time position; local ref. No
stenographer: AID, 2-16S3.
eXper, and ambitious and willing to
learn. Call after 8 pm. RIA. 3-44I2.
NURSE. practical, white. desires care
OF. lady bed patient: live in. best
references. WE. 5-6i63.
NURSE wishes Job might duty.
women patients. JU. 9-S505 between
PRAcTrcAt. CoLoRED NURSE. wants
lob nursing invalid patient; car
stay nights. no. 2-2702. 81
STENOGRAPHER wants evening and
weekend wo-k. DU. 1--5St, "a
MATURE SOUTHERN LADY. visit
ing Washington. wishes 10 stay
permanently as housemotHtr com
panion, res. mgr. etc; salary not
as important as pleasant living
conditions. Ii. 7-0926. P. ! Won
derful cook too.
COLLEGE GRAD. art and interior
dec, background. Az yrs. secretariaI
exper;. desires employment In
architects once or related art field
MATURE WOMAN desires baby sit.
ting OF child care, 5-day wk; III.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires ono.
cleaning; prefer night work, exper
DI. 5-SqS6 To-
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statesmen

Here is the answer to tough times
has been SUCCESSFULLY operated in
other cities. providing well quail
fed leads in great numbers. THIS
program is new to Washington
. This product is new and marvel
Gus. Our firm has been in bust
ness over 20 years. Call HO
2-5207. MR.. FORD.
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Arthur Murray
Observation-Disclosures

We are accepting applications for
our new. training class given free to
those who qualify. between q and
wk. with excel. opportunity for ad-
yancement. We're the finest school
in its field. Company benefits in
clude sick pay paid vacation and
employe PROFIT SHARING plan
in person. Z pm. to q pm. only.
ARTHUR MURRAY. I0lI Conn.
ave. NV. -n5
COLORED - REAL ESTATE MAN
wanted. part time. with experience
wonderful opportunity to join q
speculation Arm. Must present neat
appearance; car necessary. Call
Ma. SILICA. 10
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ABCD CORP.

Main Once. 1881 Jefferson Davis
Highway, Arlington. Va. OF. 4-S755
CASH REGISTER, 2-drawer electric,
National, UP to 5000. Cost over
ST 900 Our price, S495. MAX
ZWEJG SONS. INC. 937 D st. NV
NE; S;2l13,rr v.,, r,0.o,
er's glass cutter, key machine, also
check writer GRAND &C g. 10c.
1886 N Capital st. --21
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY
In the New
>OOD SUPPLEMENT FIELD

Capable woman to be given sales
management training and estab-
lished in q permanent sales agency
for nationally known product; work
involves training and supervising
10 to 90 distributors in direct SELL
ing. EARNINGS UNLIMITED; eX-
pansion program backed by national
Advertising. See Sat. Eve. Post, Feb
20, Pc. 80. CALL Mr.. OR MRS
BRAY, DU. 7-9lO6.
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PAINTING SPECIALS

SIS, any average rm.: iTnmed. service,
free estimates: also exterior work.
THOMAS, KE. $4,000. 90
PAPER NOW-Low prices, Al work
newest samples; interior painting,
free estimates. JU. 1-7S35. "a
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING. free
estimates; winter prices; call FOER,
IA 9-2942. III
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up.
1864 sunfast washable paper; work
guar. RA. 3-13g3 or HE. $500
PLASTERIEG AND PAINTING. old
and new. frst-claSs mechanic. Call
HUI 3-7TS4 10
PLASTERING REPAIRED-Old and
new work. lge. and small Jobs: reas. :.
white mech: work guar. JU. 9-4l34
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men need apply Mr.. Barbour will
interview from $50 to, 1870 Sat;
st. Silver Spring. Md.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT Il
ehanically inclined; hrs; 2.10 pm.
s MaaAstbu AM biSs We s5R sSs5s so
White. cHEHERIY sUNoco. 1904
SHEET METAL SHOP. or man to set
one up on partnership. Box 23-D,
SHOE sALEsMEN-Good pay. pleas
Opening for asst. mgr. soon. For de-
tails, call MR.. coRB1N, 10. s-94l5.
;HoE STORE MANAGER, age 30
Is maT pdse t ~ o p c store must
anteed: Apply Mr.. BERG. 1877
sTEAMFEfFTERs@Apply in person at
JOHN G. FITZGERALD. 1864 Old
Bladensburg I'd. wheaton. Nd. be-
tween z and am. only frst-c'ass
rHEArER MANAGER, colored. IS to
80 yrs. willing to work long hrs.
perm. position, good starting salary
No exper. nec.; refs. required. Apply
915 Eye st. NV. RIM. 80 bet. / 80
am. and 3 pm. -25
TV OUTSIDE MAN; salary and com
mission. Call HO. 2-1548. -23
TV SERVICEMAN, for spare time
with car; hours between 6 and IL;
must be willing to work Saturday
or Sunday. Call Elk. 3-0039. 10
Tv TECHNICIAN. outside servicing:
terested call BETHESDA Tv. OIL
4-4904. -21
MAN, experienced in rubber STAMP
making. Part time day or evening
Give details. Box 46S-E. Star.