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Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29
ST. JOHNS
hrs. Laurence Kitchens
Phone GeorgetoWn 2498

The MYAF Of St. Johns Methodist
Church viii hold their evening SER
7ice on Sunday evening, October 81
3rittingham will be the leaders
Mr. William Cohelt Of Millsboro
viii be the guest speaker. There
viii be special singing, everyone
Welc0me
Rally Day services will be held on
Sunday morning, November 9TH.
Revival services will begin that
evening, Rev. w w. Hamilton of
.he Nassau charge will be the
speaker, each evening. Everyone
S welcome.
Mrs. Margaret Walls and Mrs.
Sallie Truitt will have a Halloween
oarty for the Sunday School classes
1n Friday evening in the Church
House.
Mr. Noah Truitt, Virgil and
Clinton Birmingham. Richard and
ronald Wilson attended the MYF
'erVices at Gethsemane Methodist
Church at Reliance. Noah Truitt
vas the guest speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Justice en-
.ertained their children and grand
children to a turkey dinner on
Sunday The occasion being in
honor Of Mr. Justices birthday.
Mrs. Ida GOrdy has returned
home after being a patient in the
Jefferson Hospital for two weeks.
Her many friends are glad to know
that she is home and back to
church again.
Miss Sandra Green spent a few
days Of last week with Miss Patsy
Wilson.
Mrs. Sallie Truitt, Mrs. Lawrence
Kitchens and Vernon Kitchens at
tended revival services at Bethel
Methodist Church on Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Walls
spent two days with relatives in
Wilmington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Matthews
and Mrs. Mayme Dodd spent We'd
nesday evening, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Reed in Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walls, Miss
Sandra Green and Patsy Wilson
spent Friday evening with Mrs.
Sallie Truitt.
Mrs Allie Moore, Mrs. Sara
Steelman were in Dover on Thurs
dav.
Mr.. Lawrence Kitchens and Yer
non Kitchens attended the chicken
and oyster supper at EpWOrth Com
munity House on Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29

from 500 to $500 Schooling in
one Of 81 special fields Of work
such as radar aviation ordnance.
electricity-30 days annual yaca-
ton with pay-free medical and
dental care $4,000 free govern
ment life insurance. Chief Hous-
ton urges all youths subject to this
special program to visit the Navy
Recruiting Station for additional
information For the convenience
OF persons interested, the Recruits
ing Station will be open from $3.50
q. m. until 4:30 p. m. every day
Monday through Friday and from
$3.50 a. m. until noon on Saturdays.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29

The accounts in COnnectcut's say
ings banks average $1,355 each.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29

Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs
Thurman Adams Of Bridgeville, up
on the birth of a son on September
2Sth, at the Milford Memorial Hos
pital. He has been named Brent
Adams. The mother will be re-
membered as the former Hilda Nc
Cabe Of this community.
Neal Evans spent the weekend
with his uncle, Mr.. Russell Evans
and family in Selbyville: and his
aunt, Mrs. Nat Banks and three
sons in Frankford.
The Lions Club Chicken and
Dumpling Supper was a success
and we'll attend. It was a good
supper. We enjoyed the meal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno p. Long of
near Bayard and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward McCabe of Selbyville called
on Mrs. May Hearn on Sunday
afternoon. Evening callers were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pickering Of Beth
any Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Lewis visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb on Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dolby visited
Mrs. Nettie Hickman on Thursday
evening. N
Mrs. Kate Evans is i'll at tie
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Ann
Evans.
Mrs. Jacob Anna Richards Of
Roxana visited Mrs. May Hearn on
Monday and Katie Hall was the
dinner guest Of her sister, Mrs.
May Hearn on Sunday.
The accounts in COnnectcut's saw
ings banks average $1,355 each.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29

Korea, where he is a member of the
52nd Field Artillery Battalion.
KOBE Japan-Pfc. Robert B.
Gibson, p, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron P. Gibson. sol S. Walnut St.
Milford, Del, recently spent a seven
day rest and recuperation leave at
Camp Kobe, Japan, from his unit
in Korea.
Sightseeing and entertainment
facilities at Camp Kobe provided
Gibson with a welcome break in
the task of maintaining security in
Korea, where he is a member of the
73rd Tank Battalion.
WEST POINT, N Y.-West Point
Cadet William NJ. Wix, son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Wix of Harrington.
Del, is a left halfback on this sea-
sons varsity soccer team at the
U. S. Military Academy.
The team, which is one of the best
in the nation this year, is scheduled
to play ten games against top col
legiate hooters.
Wix, cadet lieutenant, is a mem
Der Of the class of 1866.
He received his appointment to
the academy from Senator John J.
Williams of Delaware.
TX CORPS, KOREA-Army Pfc.
James T. Powell, whose wife. Vir-
ginia, lives at So N. Conestoga St,
Philadelphia, Pa, recently was re-
assigned in Korea to the TX Corps
378 Engineer Combat Battalion
from the End Division, which is
leaving the peninsula.
A member of Company B, Private
First Glass Powell arrived in the
Far East in September 1853.
His mother, Mrs. Catharyn
Thompson, lives at AZ N. Thirty
seven St, Philadelphia, and his
father, Ivory Powell, lives at 419
Church St., Milford, Del.
About % per cent Of U. S. pub
lie school children ride in school
bvv~~-n
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29

s'sg.sf Is nol spuse hsg'sr iiui wasi.s
ssal gp .hs sslnlsr aud o. Re ceiling
io'dag yog e I've d lor z rooms
s.sgl'r IS pot ssniFd fsu'iag
P.ali viii expensive las'alui'oas-
sieglsr Is q revolutionary
method of WARM FLooR
EAIlNG il every rooml
ls,i NE ie1aass $, vl,,..5 -t... -. 49,.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29
LINCOLN
BY Hrs, George H DefFickson
Phone Milford 1859

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. William ia. ReYelle. sr. Pastor
1890 "a. IA. Sunday School.
Douglas Morgan. superintendent.
$3.50 p. m.-MYF.
1880 b. M Evening Worship.
The Sunbeam Glass VIII meet
with their teacher. Mrs. Roy Glen
daniel, on Wednesday evening. No
yember 3. All members are invited
20 attend
Lne primary department viii
have q Halloween party on Satur.
GAY, October 30. at 3. IA. at the
home Of Mrs Douglas Morgan. Ali
the primary department are in.
vitad
Rev. and Mrs. William n. Rev.
efle, Srs are spending this week Ia
ChestertoWn, Md, with their son.
William and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter
and Lonnie Watson attended a par
~ Saturday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Higgins. "GIad
Acres, Preston. Md. IL was In cell
ebration Of their sons. Larry's and
Donnie's sixth and third birthdays
Mrs. Howard Yoder and two sons
% JarrettOWn, Pa, spent part Of
last week with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Redden.
Mrs. Edward Clogg and children
Janet and Jack, and Mrs. Robert
fitzgerald and son Boyd were shop-
pers in Philadelphia on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Saxton spent
sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mar
shall Hazard in Lewes.
MF. and Mrs Wilburt Adams Of
Bellefonte and Mr. and Mrs. Burt
Hendrix Of RehobOth. spent the
weekend with their mother. Mrs.
Jennie Messick.
Mrs William Jester of Philadel-
phia spent Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. Raymond Tucker and Mr..
Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs James Ward Of Mil
ford were Sunday dinner guests Of
their mother Mrs. Winnie Harder
and son. Frank. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward have just returned from a two
weeks vocation through the New
England States, Nova Scotia and
other parts OF Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vickers and
sons Of Philadelphia spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Morgan
and family.
MRS. Matte Swain has been a pa
tient in the Milford Memorial Hos
pltal for the past week.
Miss Blanche PettyiOhn returned
home on Saturday after spending
Two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
sey Cade in Blenheim Nj.
Our town and community are he
ginning to get cleaned up from the /
extensive damage done by the hur- /
ricane.
A news item that should be Of
great interest to the Lincoln folk /
IS the fact that the Twin County /
Bus Company makes four trips 1
from Lincoln TO Milford and return /
each day-the fare is zoe. Leaving 1
Lincoln at 7.40 and 10 a. M. and /
2 and 3:40 p. m.
The Loyal Workers Sunday i
School Class will meet Monday eve I
nlnS, November j, with May Wyatt I
and sister, Caddie Beideman.
Bethel Bible Center
Butler Street
Sunday School Sunday at 9:45 a.
M. Family Bible Hour and d study /
Of the Life Of the Apostle Paul at
1900 a. m.
$3.50 p. m.-The Lords Supper.
1:45 p. m.-GOspeI Service. We
preach Christ Crucified, Risen and /
Coming Again!
Wednesday, 7.45 b. m.-Prayer
and Bible Study theme: .sTbe
Lords Supper"
Friday. 700 p. m.-Bible Club.
Tor boys and girls Of all ages.
Saturday, 9:15 a. broadcast
WJWL 500 kc. A hearty welcome
% an.
Forsaking not the assembling /
ogether Of yourselves. Hebrews
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29
EDUCATION NEEDED

RICHMOND. va. lp - Tbir-
ty-fye per cent Of Negro men and
l6 per cent Of white men received
at the Virginia penitentiary in the
last fiscal year were classified as
illiterate.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29

Mr.. Schultyfe spent the week
end with his wife.
Evening star., 1954-10-12
sITuATloNs-woMEN

NURSE. practical; day care invalid.
children, or housekeeper Tor elderly
couple. Reasonable. Box 9O-C, S.sr.
NURSE, practical colored, wishes job
taking care of shut-in. 10. 2-4o31.
NURSE GOFERNESS, experienced,
wishes position with children; perm.
or temp; refs. ia. 2-7591.
SECRETARY, capable, reSourceful and
perSonable; rapid at dictation and
typing; ase 30. 10 years top expert
ence; want permanent position, VIII
take temporary work at $3.50 per
hour. HO. 2-2403. after 3 pm. l4'
STENO. -RECEPTIONIST, experienced,
responsible; retired. available now.
Box g5-C, Star
TYPIST, dictaph.. 90 w.p.m.: college
grad exper. medical, legal, patent;
tulf or part time; last Job 3 yrs.
Box 155-A. Star.
GIRL with two years Of cailsge ex-
perience, wants work. Full time.
willing to try anything. Ii, T-1ga9.
ExPER. PBx oPER., light typins.
nice appearance; full time or relief;
afternoon hours. RA. 3-6ST1.
S:O.S, specislizeS in supplying eficient
temporary Office help for short or
long assignments. Your ONCE or
ours, Cali MISS ROSCOE, ST.
CoLORED PRACTICAL NURSE wisa..
case day or night. Lincoln 8-ln5;is
l3as
Evening star., 1954-10-12
HElp---MEN

Tor FLIGHT SALESPERSON-D. C.
and vic.: auto, essential: qualified
to deal with business executives, Sc
curing lists OF delinquent accounts
for collection agency; experience pre-
plus commission affords opportunity
to build large income due to repeat
business. Write stating exper. and
qualifications. FEDERAL ADJUST.
MENT CORP. 142G N. Y ave. IA
TV SERVICEMEN; exper.. Tor OUTSIDE
work; good salary: chance for ad-
vancement; 5-day week. LA. $4,000.
nv TECHNICIANS-Im OPEN
ing for TV installation and service
techcnicians. Some knowi. OF radio.
$50 to sos wk. depending on exper,
Review for. increase every q mos.
Excel. empioye benefits. Fol. appt.
contact or. 4-6SS0. Mon. through
Thurs. 9:30 am. to 40 pm;
RCA SERVICE COMPANY. INC. Ia
Ty TECHNICIAN, must have at least
good background; in TV circuitry
and test instruments. Ju. 9-s5o0
uPHOLsTERER. first class. top wages.
fHssl psosTERERs xsTERE ssndlFlons TH ass RtssFicl
capable of running
complete repair department. give
estimates on watch and jewelry re
pairs: permanent position: replies
confidential. state experience with
present and past employment. Box
174-E Star. Ia
WELDER, must be fully experienced.
Apply in person to 4S00 Branch ave-,
BSYs, s1lysr MES, NH; We MVfErs, Is to 90. inter
ested in travelling with large organ
ization covering Florida, Texas, ETC.,
and return; high earnings; trans
portation paid. See MRS. POWERS,
Cairo Hotel, 18th and Que SITS. NV.
to IL am, 4 to pm. Do not
Fuller dealerhip route
open: established customers mean no
cold canyassing and pleasant working
conditions with steady. income; no
experience necessary; training fur-
nished but man selected must ne
steady and satisfied with S95, per
Wk. to start. For interview, nhone
DT' T-4477 or DI 7-349S or apply
oil National Press Bldg. l4tn 3no
NAN, .s white ite a5-4O. to work as helper
on furniture truck, making retali
deliveries from warehouse IN ne.
Washington. Must have D. c. per-
NIT and be in good physical con-
Oct i i3. at COLONY HOUSE. 4"44
Connecticut ave NV, or phone
Mr.. Matthews, Woodley 6-4244.
MAN-DEPENDABLE
Evening star., 1954-10-12
Statesmen

Door to door hustlers can make $40
q day with food savings plan needed
by all housewives. Sells 1or p
down, S150 week. Apply MN.
taft. 516 H st. ne. u.
GOVT. RELATIONS MAN
required for developing new, and
enlarging present relations with
mechanical branches of Govt; agen-
cies. Should nave mechanical engl-
neerins background and exper. in
promotlonal work with Govt: depts;'
and have contacts in this field
Established corporation with Nation
wide organization in heating. ven,
position in local ofice; hospitaliza-
opportunity opp FoR THE RIGHT MAN n
to develop a new dept. for this
work, heretofore handled by local
sales engineers. In reply state age
education, employment record, exper
and activities with Govt. agencies.
Upon receipt of reply We will ar,
range appt. Box 210-E. Star: Il
Evening star., 1954-10-12
STANDARD COFFEE co

Has opening for several house-to-
house statesmen. white for Washing
ton area; steady work: car fur
best proposition in city for those
having had experience in books,
magazines. coffee, brushes, vacuum
cleaners. etc. Our best season just
starting. For further information,
see B. F. BAXTER. Room 323, 1929
Vermont ave. Interview Wednesday
and Thursday. -13
Evening star., 1954-10-12
statesmen
FOR ASSIGNMENT TO VA
AND MD. TERRITORIES

A Once ce-In-A-Lifetime Opportunity.
Four years ago the Dictograph Corp
a name famous in American industry
for more than so years, opened a
new division. Since that time more
than 100 additional ofices have
been opened throughout the Nation
and more than 1000 men have
found the career for which they have
been looking for all their lives.
Now we are again expanding our
existing operation in Maryland and
in virginia. and we are offering mer
of caliber q chance that comes only
once in lifetime. You must have
a car Because Of our intensive
training program, we will be much
more interested in appearance and
personality than in experience.
II selected, you will be trained at
company headquarters school for !!
days at full company expense and
then assigned to a sales force where
immediately average commissions
will exceed $50 weekly and in
some cases go as high as $4,000
yearly.
Virginia statesmen should live in and
will be assigned to Arlington, Alex
andria. Falls Church and Fairfax
Co. Maryland statesmen should live
in, and will be assigned to Prince
Georges and Montgomery Co.
FIRE DETECTION SERVICES OF
WASH, ia. 9-3601, ask Tor Mr'
Wafarman Id
Evening star., 1954-10-12

HoUsEKEEPER, elderly. white. clean
habits, desires home. Salary not es-
Sential. Box 81 C. Star. IA.
WOMAN tw.l desires position with
couple or semi-invalid; live in or
Evening star., 1954-10-12
SALESMEN
CHECK THIS!

AA@~04& - S4~r~s
weekly.
appointment selling.
NO canvassing.
draw while training.
Life insurance given
with pay.
NO credit problems.
Opportunity for advance
ment.
These are some Of the benefits some
man with car is going to receive
working with one of Americas lars-
est and oldest retail chains of lis
kind. This company offers a steady
income and security, having one
of the highest ratings possible with
Dunn g. Bradstreet. Apply in person
604 9th st. NV, ask for MR.
HOWELL. Ia
Evening star., 1954-10-12
slTUATIoNs-DoMEsTIcs I

HOCSEKEEPER, elderly. white. clean
habits; desires home. Salary not es-
sential, Box 81 C. Star. a.
WOMAN tw.' desires position with
GOV o14pie OR semnli-invalid; semi live in or
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desires
eookine and gh.w.; white. live in;
RA. 6-654t tin s pm. ~.
GIRL wants work or child care; ex-
per. refs. NO. .7-3"04. {
tlrst-class home. Call NO. f-4is6
EXPER.. CoLORED WOMAN desres
work Monday Through Friday; excel.
COOK; city refs. NO; 7;;5a66., -
eaila ca4e. ef5s, Be. SssSS Or ssSS'eVork and chin
cGp work nsvT Tsfersness ,nss RA: $500:
days finr w5r 81, launatrins 4tHsI1 or baby 'itr
WOMAN, colored. desires work by day
or week: good with children; refs.
WOMAN, coiored, desires gh.w.: 5
days week; experienced; free to live
CoLoRED WOMAN. experienced. de-
slres maid work ) days or daywork.
HU. 3-9343, 8 pm.
GIRL. colored, desires days or part
COLoRED WOMAN desires 5 days
work, no children; eood references.
aa stsy niehts fGtGse0 Ap n0:nea4 .s44 nfin MARY WI"
GIRL, colored, desires full Or Gay
work of any kind. NO. 1885,
GIRL. colored, desires Job cleaning
shrouuh snso nGfs Triday e Phone No NG1Ss. SS94
LADY. colored. wants Job days work
or child care: full or part time.
LU. 4-1257.
WOMAN, colored wants days work;
references. IL. 3-4563.
WOMAN. colored. desires lob; plain
cook, gh.w. ) days; Mon. to Fri:
woMsAN ss AINsieFspsss coSfsd domestd RE dsS Sork or
child care, 5-day wk, refs. EU.
YoUSG it1gS9: LADY desires ; days enid
care car. or, 9T rh:S :S;ea dependable expssr'
NEAT. reliable, colored woman wants
Job as maid; city refs; home niEints.
COLoRED GIRL, Is, desires busgirl
lob, baby sitting; live out. DE, p
,S G2Sl between y and 4 pm; Il.
take care Of Children eS Ii. s.ai4I.
COLoRED GIRL desires days work,
part time, or child care; Monday
through Friday Ii. 6-3173. &t
COL0RED GIRL desires Job as moth
er,s helper or maid work. ,AD.
ICOLORED GIRL wants lob as bus
girl or dishwasher; ewes. co. 5-S513,
after ] pm.
COLORED GIRL wants work ) davs
or DAYS work; exper. with children,
IL 3-t65G ~-;Ii
ICOLORED GIRL desires lob as dish
washer hsby sitter. waitress or light
houSework L. 6-SS21.
Evening star., 1954-10-12
MEN

of electrical wiring, car
pentry; have car If possible; young
business, chance to grow: Jobs open
as crew managers. Call ia. 9-5607'
ask for MR.. GRANT, or come di-
rectly to 5000 18th st. NV, FRI
1890 am. for interview. Ii
MAN, 81 to 30; for light
delivery and stock in large store IN
Arlington. Experienced preferred:
good starting wage. Call TE.
$1,000 for appointment. IL
YOUNG MAN, 20 to 2S yrs, high
school graduate, some college train
ing preferred but not required, neat
appearance, pleasing personality
This is NOT a commission sales JOB.
Position offered has unlimited oppor-
tunity for advancement to right man;
You will be trained in all phases OF
our business toffice procedure. Gus
toner relations, estimating, sales
supervisory, etcl. This is a perma-
nent position with growing build,
ing speciality sales department. ano
general contracting firm. The man
selected will have the opportunity 70
advance and become a responsible
officer Of the firm. Please reply IN
writing stating qualifications ano
-alary expected. Box 1d1-A' star
Evening star., 1954-10-12
NEWS REPORTER. :

NEWS REPORTER y
Washington newspaper has opening
for ''eo-getting' reporter. State
age. experience and telephone num-
Der. Box 99-C, Star. la
PAINTER - Permanent position for
experienced painter; top salary per
week. references required. Cail be-
tween 9 am. and ~ noon, I'd.
PAINTERS. helper for spray booth;
Appfy py Koao61DGBs. 3eS fSG 0rss s5o upshur nSn;
PAINTERS WANTED. exper.: steady
work. Call OV. 3-5233 after Z. Ia
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. to take
charge of lot for Washington,s larg-
PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st. NV,
pHARMAcisr. IA; sfsfsi REG. MD. o salary.
bonus, good opportunity for right
man. sUITLAND PHAR.. 1882 Suit
PaaRMAcIsr: Iahf "a 1is $3.50 per week; E!' to
FoRNIA PHARMACY, 2162 Cali
LAST pIasTERERsMcompetent Ri Hs Al me-
aR hsnc5 cARMRN sPPy On S hob snd see n f0rsme JeF
son St. Arlington. Va. -12
PLUMBERS. 1St-claSs mechanics with
heating exper. S. H. HAMMER.
Vienna, Va. Dunkirk $1,000. 10
PLUMBER, experienced. Elk. 3-196S.
experienced. residential
Top pay, Apply III N. Fairfax. St,
Alexandria. Ia
bricklayers. steamfltters,
truck and crane operators, laborers.
Hotel and domestic help, office work.
ers; real estate and property sales
men. Box 372-E. Star. Ia
PORTER, day work. Apply in per-
son: local refs. QUIGLEY'S PHAR-
MACY, 2036 G st. NV.
PORTER-Salary and all you make.
Apply Boiling Field Air Base. -l2
PRESSERS. wool, permanent job;
quality work; vacation with pay.
SHIRLINGTON c L E A N E r S, OV.
3-l700 Ia
PRESSER, experienced on wool Ap-
ply STAR CLEANERS, S004 Wiscon-
sin ave. Bethesda. Md. Ia
PRINTER. hand feeder, exper only.
HI 3-1o0N. I501 14th St NV. Il
Evening star., 1954-10-12
PRINTING SALESMAN

PRINTING SALESMAN
Letter press shop expanding into
Offset field. has opening for sales.
man with active accounts. Liberal
give full details about yourself
which will be held in strict con-
fidence. Box 55-A, Star. -12
REAL ESTATE Statesmen Ex-
cellent opportunity for exper. or
non-exper. men, to handle Gil sub
divisions and brokerage work Need
3 progressive alert salespeople. Call
RE. 1-246l --1}
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Well-
established firm with walk-in en-
trance: has opening for . full-time
men; energetic worker can earn good
pay. General brokerage business.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6020, 21S5
Rhode Island ave. ne. Ia
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Exper
enced. Should be familiar with Sill
yer Spring, Bethesda and Chevy
Chase. Call JU. 7-5556. MONTGOM-
ERY INVESTMENT a. INSURANCE
Evening star., 1954-10-12
SALES
AMBITIOUS MEN
OPPORTUNITY

I you are hired. you will be allowed
earnings In excess of $1,000. your
first year while in training, during
which time YOU will be prepared to
take over sales and promotion re-
sponsibilities in which our present
successful men earn at the rate of
$4,000. and more in their second
year. with unusual advancement
opportunities. Must be settled, have
Al refs. and car. Phone ia. S-460O
or write BOY S0-E Star III
Evening star., 1954-10-12
REAL, ESTATE

REFRIGERATIoN and air-condition;
REFRIGERAToR sERvICEMEN; expr.
chance for advancement; 5-day
week; La 6-5500. IL
and vacuum cleaners: very high
commissions: no canvassing: leads
VACUUM CLEANER CO.. 7l3 G st.
SALESMAN for old established G. M.
auto dealer; good opportunity; small
force. need one good man. State
age. experience. Drawing account.
Box o61-E. Star. -12
SALESMAN-To train for permanent
position of sales, MANAGER for one
distributors. Fine opportunity for
an experienced salesman with proven
background: must be bondable. Po--
sition permanent with substantial
income: expenses while training.
Call Mr.. orrison for appt, ST.
SALESMAN. for appliance and Tv
store: must be experienced. good
background. hard worker: perma-
nent position; good pay. BARON. g.
MELTZ, 400 11th st. NV. IA
SALESMAN. part time, evenings, for
TV and appliance store experience
pref Call for appt., OIL. .-1S00.
BLATR'S TV. 5422 Western ave, NV.
SALESMAN, construction material
and equipment. Must be familiar with
blueprints: able to assume respon-
sibility. Good future with an ex-
panding company. Salary plus COM
mission and auto expenses. Apply
in person. NATIONAL BUILDERS
SUPPLY CO., 1919 Kenilworth ave.
ne Ia
Evening star., 1954-10-12
Statesmen

Active established territory. Earn
salary and comm. Extremely high
earnings possible for energetic per-
son. Constant repeat volume sales.
We sell many non-competitive
products. Our frm Is the largest
sanitary supply firm in the East.
Full company cooperation. Car
Dixie JANIToR SUPPLY. INC.
210 Mass. Ave. NV. ST. $4,000