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SITUATloNS-WoMEN
Administrative Secretary

Administrative Secretary
Real Girl Friday-Newspaper and ad,
Transformation CO. Fast, ACCURATE
shorthand. typing. Bookkeepel
looking for responsible position with
future AP. 7-1500. 5s
BOOKKEEPER, F. c., exper. all books
typing; small ofice; Arlington OF
NV. Wash. Box 457-Y. Star. A.
BOOKKEEPER-TY experienced
permanent or temp; best references
ia. 9-6219. A.
GIRL, colored. desires work as bus
girl or kitchen helper, exper. Elk
EXPERIENCED, intelligent coloret
woman, 35, wants job as maid IN
hospital or Jewish synagogue. Cal
Mon. and Tues, Ii. 7-3979.
EXPERIENCED OFFICE WORKER de-
soa sioss fRee refs or Boz 1ss sr
AVAIL. FOR 1 mo. or longer. white
housekeeper with car; likes children
adaptable; would live in. able to
type and coach music students. SP
4-62O6. IS
EX-BUSINESsWOMAN, 50, wants
sales or administrative work. Ma
tive WASH, D. C. Free to travel: refs,
personable. Box 456-Y. Star. A.
CULTURED, well-bred widow of 80,
desires position as resident manaRer
of apartment house or motel. house
keeper for diplomatic establishment
or coneenial employment in food
management. Previous experience
includes positions as tourist home
manager, church hostess. dining
room manager. hotel housekeeper.
Local references. Ii. 4-SSSs. 5'
LICENSED WOMAN desires rental
%st; csmn.sion sgt' O1sS s4ck.r apt R:pablc snd
7-42Sl. g.
sire sires Es1s TsEs in pvt home Phone he
NURSE. practical, colorsd, would
ref. LU. 1-5S44.
YOUNG CENTRAL AMERICAN speaks
Spanish only, wants position as
lady''s companion, would care Tor
child, can type. ia. S-S1S5.
YOUNG NEGRO FEMALE desires en-
ploymeht; experiences, clerk, typist
and cashier. Ii. 4-1012. A.
CoLORED GIRL, 3 yrs. college. de-
sires position dental asst, reception
ist or clerical. UN. 4-7969. --5
COLORED-Wants job as bus girl,
vs waitress; Na sisyatOr or operator, sRs1 eisan
CoLORED LADY. neat, reliable. ex-
perienced, desires work as cook.
waitress or manager; any hrs. ex-
cept Mon. Wed, Thurs. night. HU.
3-34S1. A.
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Married Women

MafrloQ w omen
(white.l with or without children
who cannot accept an 8 to 8 posi-
aTT.n,. tipn No collecting or f., delSsTipE sTIpI.
Weekly to earn $40 to $50. Phone
and transportation necessary. for
local Metropolitan area in Washing
ton. Md. or Va. Opportunity for
advancement to asst. mgr. tmmedi-
ately. For confidential personal in
VILLA WILLIAMS. De. s-ss5s. sun. $40;
Mon, 2-10: Tues, 8 a.m.-l0 pm
Husband must accompany wife fol
interview.
NURSES AIDE, white; nice environ
ment: references: live in. Call 10
NURsEMAID; intelligent, able to give
excel. part-time care to 2 children,
assist household duties. afternoons
work as receptionist in doctors
once. Ability to drive car essential.
Live in or out. Box 315-A. Star:
PIX oPERAToR-TYPIsT; for in.
surance company: exper. preferred
5-day wk. AID. 4-1568. %
PIX OPERATOR
Fully exper.. ages bet. 1885. $500
surate with ability. Apply in person.
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM CO., 6O9
2 st. NV. u
PIANIST. white. Apply 500 sth st.
s.e.: good salary; 2h hrs. . night.
PHOTO. LAB. CLERK, white. rs to
35, for interesting work in color
Call. in person, 8 to 5:30. 715 Ken
nedy st. NV. -
RECEPTIONIST-SW OP-
orator - Excellent position for
attractive young lady as reception-
iSt and switchboard operator in busy
ONCE Of large association. This Is q
permanent position with many az
leave air-conditioned ONCE, and
pleasant surroundings; salary S62
for 5h days. Apply inclosing non
returnabie snapshot to. Box 171-A.
Star. r.--------------.-----------------..---.4- =
REGISTERED NURSE
ton as clerk -typist with occasional
duties as office nurse. 5-day week,
s to 4:30. Excellent working condi-
tions. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE CO., 14th and l. sts.
SALEoO1nL, IOf pHkCIy. nUt ONGA ODs
So per day to start. 51a-day week.
hours 10 to z: store closed half day
sun. and all day Mon. Apply in
person, noon It'll closing. SCHUPP'S
BAKERY. 5542 Conn. ave. --6
SECRETARY, to casualty insurance
manager: 5-day week; pleasant
working conditions and other EN-.
ploye advantages. INDEMNITY
INSURANCE co. OF NORTH
AMERICA, $50 woodward Bldg.
18th and II sts. NV. Washington
D. c. a
SECRETARY-We have an interest
ing Job available for exper. secy. to
work in personnel once. Experience
in doctors ONCE or insurance ofice
preferred but not essential: S-day,
40-hr. week, paid vacation. group
insurance and other employe bene-
fits. Apply SAFEWAY STORES
INC. 1S45 4th st. ne. -
SECRETARY, experienced: air con.
ditioned sales ONCE. centrally To-
Gated: large building material manu-.
facturer: varied duties. 40-hr. wk
Insurance benefits. permanent. Ir
reply give age. experience, MARTA
status. home address and phone
number. Box 3S1-A. Star. =
SECRETARY-Distr sales ONCE
AMERICAN AIRLINES. INC, 91S
18th st. Mr.. Boyden, Elk. 3-20S0.
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hELP-WoMEN

INVESTIGATOR, interesting work, no
st. NV, Room sos.
MANAGER for small guesthouse.
Exchange for large. light house
keepiug studio. refs AID 2-0200
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HELP--MEN

EXPER. INSURANCE MAN needed on
established debit: only top-quality
men need apply. Excellent salary
and working conditions. Reply to
Box 4Q2-A Star a
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FENCE, CHAIN LINK
FlagStone and Stone
WOPK

FlagStone and Stone
WORK
Porches. patios retaining walls tile
drainage. Also waterproonng.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, JU. 9-1769.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing;
work guaranteed. For free estimates,
call FoRD's FLOOR CO., Ju. g.
FLOOR SANDING, finishing and wax
ing; reas. rates; free estimate. RA.
FiSoss GIoogS; sANDED AND RErATRffp.
Call for free estimates. All work
guaranteed: Ho; 2-3706; 10
FLOORS sANDED. excel; work, SO
spav1Gt a9s up gI free ssssa est MERETns NE EIdas
FURNACES. heaters. ranges repaired,
cleaned: parts; lowest prices. ACME
STOVE. l011 18th NV, MA. s-S952.
PAINTING, AM inter .+.s and sxter; , S;, SSsr
mech; Best Of refs. Free est. Ho.
PAINTiNG-color in your home. in
terror and exterior: comml. and
residential: wallpaper removing. No
drinking. drink ADJ Honest aessaE work Free esti-
PAINTING, .papering: plastering. Free
est. Any size pob White mechanics.
20 yrs. exper. HUFF. IA. 6-2950.
PAINTING, int. and ext: free est;
reasonable price. WEBB, ia. 4-03l7
after 6, all day sunday. Ia
PAINTING. PAPERING. waterproof
ing. Int. and ext. FILA loans avail:
for est. JU. o-4771. JU. 6-4219.
PAINTING. interior and exterior; free
estimates. MR.. THOMPSON. 10.
PAINTiNG, 1st-class work; guar:
white mechanic: interior and ex-
terror. Reas. rates. HE. 4-290s
PAINTING, paper hanging and floor
sanding; reasonable rates, f1rst-class
work; white mechanic. For esti-
mate. phone NO. 7-4496.. IS
PAINTING = Sober. honest. clean
work, at price that will save you
many SIS. Small or large Jobs:
estimates cheerfully given; best ref.
MR.. ROBINSON, RA. 6-721O. A.
PAINTING, inter. and exter.; paper
ing: reas. HULME, days, LA. 6-4435:
eyes,. LA. 6-4166. -S
interior and exterior.
reas. prices, free estimates, work
guaranteed, WADE. Ex. 3-9633:
PAINTING, interior, exterior. gen.
repairs, free estimates, do my owA
work. IA. H-S0l2.
PAINTING, paperhanginE,. gen. re-
pairs; rel, white mechanic: prompt
serv. Mr.. RIDENoUR, DU. 1898.
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Physical Chemist

FOR A POSITION AS
ASSOCIATE CHEMIST
TO DO BASIC WORK IN
CHEMICAL K1NETICS AND
COMBUSTION
SHOULD HAVE
BIS. or MS. Degree
IN
Physical Chemistry
PREFER SOME ADDITIONAL
IABORATORY EXPERIENCE
AGE 80 OR UNDER
HOURS OF WORK MAY BE
ARRANGED TO ALLOW FOR
PART-TIME GRADUATE STUDIES
LOCAL university
LIBERAL VACATIONS
RETIREMENT
AND INSURANCE PROGRAM
ruLL-TME POSITIONS
A noNe-RAT5ssE e e PROGRAM
BEAUTIFUL NEW LABORATORY
LOCATED IN
HOWARD CO., MD.
SEND RESUME TO
G, B. MAYFIELD
THE JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY
APPLIED PHYSICS
LABORATORY
1921 GEORGIA AVE.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
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statesmen, male or female, for sell
iRg sma IL appS,iamces good sss ssiaMTy' M
Wilson at 93S r ct. NV" SUN
RADIO. -S
|sPANISH-ENGLISH secretary. Write
AGENCY, liz N. Queen st., Lam
caster. Pa.
RETIRED PEOPLE, man-wife teams,
start Q successful business of your
own. full or part time. No invest
ment. Quality product. Nationally
iSMbia nnfds,'so soooss. ps MR. YOUNG. oSn can Co
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STENOGRAPHERS

TYPISTS
National organization has perma-
nent positions available for compe-
and typists under 40; shorthand
and typing skill must be fast ano
accurate; 5-day week, liberal en-
ploye benefits. Apply Mrs. Kearney
at the UNITED STATES EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, 316 18th st. NV
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, expert.
day. week; good pay and pleasant
working conditions. with large Lin.
coin Mercury Dealer, SHIRLINGTON
MOTOR CO. 27so s. Arlington Nil
TEACHER. nursery school. Sc; .x-
Telephone Operator
Experience necessary. Midnight to
Apply chief operator. Hu $4,000
HOTEL DUPONT-PLAZA
opportunity for unlimited earnings
with new product. Must have un.
limited telephone; leave name and
phone No. with phone service. Call
ia. 2-7252, Mon. through Fri.
TYPIST, experienced, fast and ac-
curate; local references: 5-day week
8 to 3: employe benefits. Call MR.
HURLEY, RE. 7-0112. for appt.
TYPIsT. to work in credit once, no
st. NV. 10
TYPIST. must be experienced, no
shorthand necessary; we pay excel.
salaries. Ideal working conditions.
EIsEMANs. r st. at 9TH NV. -5
TYPIST-TEMPORARY
To .m.os, mVga5 1WHrTE sss,s.. stencils
using 'S' Keyboard % A0afssi aRApHoTYpE e5f9salE
machine. 1--WE will train.). Must be
able to type at least 45 w.p.m.
Several positions available. lasting
into January. 1855; 4O-hr., 5-day
@ CAFETERIA o Annual ANN % and pm Sick MHaern fssVe
INTERVIEWS 10 am. to $50 pm.
lno phone calls.l.
NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
Bird AND R SITS. NE. IS
TYPIST CLERK. in collection depart
hChb "a NLCdlt GApeIl-
ence not essential; 44-hour wk.;
permanent. DAHEY'S. zoe 9TH st
NV.
WAITRESS. must be exper.; Spanish
speaking preferred but not neces.
sary. Apply between 12 and 2 pm.
Ell MEXICO RESTAURANT, 260;
Connecticut ave. %
WAITRESS, white. for nightwork
must be exper. and able to weal
slacks: good salary, good tips. Apply
LOU MILLER'S COVERED WAGON
1902 14th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white, exper. Apply REC.
TORS RESTAURANT, 1345 Conn
ave-. NV. -6
WAITRESS, white. ORvINS RES.
TAURANT. $3.50 Piney Branch rd.
JU. 9-9647. ask for Mr.. Orvin. e
IWAITRESSES-New steak house need,
exper. mattresses: good tips. EN-
3-9S54 or EN-. 2-2S1O. 2412 Wis
ave. NV. a
MATTRESSES. Full time, part time
days. nights. Apply MICKEY GRAS
sos z2O 1dfh CT ~
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

Pa says SLITh pm iii IDi pm satuFIays M WseK
Conv. location, vacation and holi-
days with pay, group disqualification
insurance.; permanent. Phone Ii.
$1,000.
COAsT-IN PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. IS
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Eastern Air Lines

.NGVOV~A Al 4AA4 A1411OO
Reservation agent openings at Ma.
tional Airport. Applicants must meet
hieh school Traduate' minimnm a
2 years clerical, telephone contacts
or sales experience, and able to work
rotating day and evening shifts
Starting salary $3.50 per mo. with
periodic raises. 5-day, 40-hr. week
with some weekend work. En-
ploye benefits include free pas:
privileges. paid vacation, group life
and hospital insurance plan anc
retirement benefits.
APPLY IN PERSON
HANGAR NO. 1, ROOM zoe
NATIONAL AIRPORT
9:30 Am. TO $50 PM. AND
2 PM. TILL 8 PM. TUESDAY
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PAINTING PAPERING

PAPER NOW-Low prices. Al work:
newest sample: interior paintings
free estimate. JU. 5-0746. %
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Precision Machinists
Instrument Makers
Model Maker

Experienced to work in modern pro-.
gressive plant. where merit and
initiative is recognized; liberal en-
ploye benefits such as vacation.
sick leave and participation in
profit-sharing plan.
THE AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO.
1901 Calvert Rd.. COLLEGE PARK. No.
UN. 4-567S- =
REAL ESTATE statesmen, old estab-
lished firm has opening, for two
good men. Lge. Commissions paid.
For appointment, call sales manager,
Mr.. BLACKWOOD. days. NO. z
1908; ewes. TU. 5-6S22. p
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN; expert
enced, for GI subdivision and gem
eral brokerage. JOHN w. MuLROY
CO., 90 Hillwood ave-. Falls Church,
Va, JE 4-5000. -
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED
for our new ground floor ONCE;
must have exper. and know Mont
Eomery County. We are members
Of Multiple Listing system. Cal
sales mgr. for appointment. ROB
INSON. Realtor. JU. 7-7117. 10
ROOFER'S HELPER. exper. or in
exper.; only willing worker apply
Ne John T. KEYS, eyes,, Herndor
e7e.W.2,
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ROUTE SALESMAN

tWhite), rs to 35. married. for es.
tahliShed coffee route; no canvass.
ing; 81 weeks work: vacation witt
pay: car and expenses furnished;
salary and commission plus bonus
Call ST 1884.
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SALESMAN
$4,000 CALDER

New. approved item. Interesting per-
centage basis. Apply personnel man.
ager, Room 220-221. Professional
Bldg, $500 Baltimore blvd, Hyatts-
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BONDSTONE-The very best costs
no more. Bondstone can be applied
to any surface: never needs painting.
Roofing and siding is our business.
Free estimates; 3 yrs; to pay. John
aan7i1s o 4s1ss ssrtisd of v1fte qer cAPiTo PhS3s
CONTRACTING CO., 4S1e Bethesda
ave. Bethesda, Md
CONTRACTOR,-Fire-
places, rns seeSrv walls steps; all types Of
BTiISISsG. iilIoIsaa 5 Ee%oaelInF. Vi repairing. M
HU. 3-S4Sa. Mr.. BAKER, a.
CARPET LAID BY EXPERT, reason-
able. Call IA. 9-S324. -5
CARPENTRY Of all kinds, painting
ssmases sad ses' EFF EITssss0nf0 e. sfS fssc
CARPENTRY, new work, repairs. Let
us DO those. things hubby has been
promiSing: LO. 4-5991.. IS
paIs Ssc rms nfw pc work sSybna bSme M Re-
SMITH, Kenmore 6-SS66. -
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds. Also
Ky. remodeling. Reasonable, prices.
CARPENTER, gen. repairing. parti-
tionss porehes; shelving, cabinets:
CARPENTRY, new and old work. can
C., D. PHILLIPS, RE. 5-671s. free
estimates. s.
DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor cleaned or no charge ROTO-
ROOTER.. Phone RIA. 6-ssSS any
day or night.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs. short circuits, small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time. 27'
FENCE. chain link, ST .05 per IT.
installed; guaranteed work. Call 10.
l-O293 after 2 pm. .
FENCE, CHAIN LINK
OR WOOD; materials only or in
stalled. Big savings. LU. 10000;
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YOUNG MAN

Over 1S yrs. of age. white. 11th or
10Th Grade education. wanted to
learn paper cutting. folding and
duplicating machines. Must be
bright and willing and have some
exper. in high school will be helpful.
Permanent position. Advancement,
good conditions. Call
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HElP-WoMEN
AID TAKERS

ASST. BOOKKEEPER
Young woman. 81 to 35, to work in
large national organization. Good
starting salary with many company
benefits. Apply in person. Suite 41f
Rims Bldg. 1900 18th st. NV. 9:3(
am. to 4:30 pm.
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1921 GEORGIA AVE.
SILVER SPRING, MD.

FLAsTERERS, white only. Phone WE,
b-5664. %
PLUMBER, white, Al, experienced
only: work in D. c.. Nd: and va.
You work jobbing, remodeling, COM
mercial: must be able to read plans
and follow Job throughout. MA.
6-SS42. -1O
PLUMBER, experienced lob hand
with D. C. drivers permit. At least
10 years experience in piumblnR
and heating repair. Steady work
Top pay. SAMUEL c. BOYD. INC.
Mr.. Coe, JU. 9-5S95. =
PLUMBERS HELPER, exper.. in. re-
modelling for established plumbing
and heating firm. Applicant must
have d. c.. drivers license. Many
benefits paid. Apply to Mr.. Edwaras
JOHN g. WEBSTER & SONS, INC
tEst. 1912. Service Bldg'' IsoS
PLUMBERS for iobbins and remodel
ing. good wages. commission On
sales, Insurance peneflts and RET
erence. THOMAS z. Clark: INC;
4434 Conn. ave. NV. WO. 6-7122
PORTER and shipping clerk: 8 to
4:3O. days. 5000 mo. to start.
sOMMERS CAMERA EXCHANGE
ia 14th st.
PORTER-Good hrs, good salary;
CAMPBELL DRUG STORE, 473O
14th st. NV. RA. 3-77O0. D
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MEN (2l

We have openings for 2 ambitious
men In nearby Va. protected terri
tory. Plenty of leads. No previous
selling experience necessary. If you
are selected you will be given COM
plete training on q nationally ad-
vertised product backed with 80
years of local selling experience.
Salary and commission paid weekly.
Investigate and build your future
with q selling career.
Call HO. 2-52O7 for an interview
AMCO PRODUCTS CO., 1910 w
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MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings; good refer.
ences. Phone JU. 6-1351.
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MEN. part time. Va residents only
3 ewes. and Sat-: repr. Arlington
Fairfax Fence and Storm Window
Co. Earn $30-$60 extra per wk. Ap,
ply In person. 8 til 8 pm, 730 N
Hecht,S ParkinRtnnl a
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MEN %

MGIN W.
We have openings for 2 ambition!
men in nearby Va, protected terri
tory Plenty Of leads. No previou!
selling experience necessary. II yol
are selected you will be given com.
plete training on q nationally ad-
vertised product backed with sc
years of local selling experience.
Salary and commission paid weekly
Investigate snd build your future
with a selling career.
Call so. 2-5207 for an interview
AMco PRODUCTS CO., 1910 "
YOUNG MAN with, slight knowledge
of radio for counter work in radio
repair shop. See Mr.. Wilson at 93S
F st NV. SUN RADIO. IS
YOUNG MAN, white. Is. shippin1
and mailing dept. of national publi-
cation tGeorsetown). Call MR.
NICHOLSON. CO. 5-1019. -6
YOUNG MAN. colored, to assist IL
operating auto wash and polish
rack; good pay. 6la-day week. vaca.
ton and other company benefits
See Mr.. Seaman. PALMER FORD
INC, BIO Hamilton ST., Hyatts.
Vile, Md. --6
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National organization has perma-
nent positions available for compe-
tent and experienced stenographer:
and tipping skill must be fast ano
accurate; 5-day week, liberal en-
ploye benefits Apply Mrs. Kearney
at the UNITED STATES EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, 315 18th st. NV
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Biz THE EVENING STAR
HELP-MEN tcont.l

. washington, D. G.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1854
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HELP---MEN
MAN-DEPENDABLE
MAN WITH CAR

Apply ELECTROLUX CORP. 3707
Evening star., 1954-10-04

Very appealing educational deal. S240
mo. salary plus high comm. Car eS-
Sential. Apply in person only. Tues
day, l PM. Room 205, Hotel Du-
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pRX OPERATOR

REGISTERED NURSE
Under 80, who is interested in posi-
tion as clerk-typist with occasional
duties as ONCE nurse. 5-day week.
s to 4:30. Excellent working condi-
INSURANCE CO., 14th and l. sts.
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Duties and RESPONSIBILITIES
Proofs of Citizenship Required,
ERGO

ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH
CORP.
Riyerdale, Md. WA. 7-4444, Ext. loo
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SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, expert.
enced with knowledge of typing; 5la.
day week; good pay and pleasant
working conditions. with large Lin
coin Mercury Dealer, SHIRLINGTON
MOTOR CO. 2790 s. Arlington Mil
dr., Arl., Va. --6
TEACHER, nursery school, Sc: ex-
perience necessary. LU. 4-5114.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Barlow,
Gene and Herbert, were weekend
guests of her brOther-in-law and
sister Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spence en-
route to their home in Atlantic
City from a vacation in Florida,
spent last weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Boyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Smith are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of daughter, born in the
Milford Memorial Hospital last
week.
Mrs. Milton Skinner and her new
daughter, Kathy Sue. have moved to
the home of her mother in Upper
Marlborough, Md, while Mr.. Skin
ner is a student at the University
of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Denney and
Mrs. Maude Hill visited in Will
mingtOn on Monday.
Mrs. Simeon Bullock is a patient
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Oscar Wix has returned
home after a visit with her daugh-
ters in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lekites, Jr.,
have moved to Paradise Alley.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
MILLVLLE
By MrR. John 8. Noble
Phone Dickinson aO0
MillvilIe Methodist Church

MillVille Methodist Church
Services for Sunday, March z:
Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
Roland J. West, superintendent.
Worship Service at II a. m. by
the Rev. w. Stanley Grant, pastor.
MYF will meet at $3.50 p. m.
Evangelistic services at 1880 p.
m, and will continue through
March IA.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. w. Stanley Grant is i'll at
this time. We hope for a speedy
recovery.
Monroe Quillen is spending this
week with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thomas WinterbOttom and
son TOmmie spent the weekend in
Oxford, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. EmmOns Phillips
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norward Cham
berlain were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barton Shepherd in Cam
bridge, Md, on Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet McClung and Mrs.
Edna Mclaughlin returned home
from Florida on Friday evening.
Mrs. Ralph West of Wilmington
was a guest of her mother, Mrs.
John Mcgee over the weekend.
Captain and Mrs. Clinton Evans
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

and daughter Naomi Of Upper
Darby, Pa, spent several days in
Millville and Millsboro.
Mrs. Atlanta Simpler was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Reed on
Sunday in Chincoteague, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jarman
spent the weekend in Williams
town, N. j., and Philadelphia
Mrs. Florence Lynch, Mrs. Nor
ella Lathbury, Mrs. May Hearn
visited Mrs. Edward ClOgg in Lin
coin, and Mrs. Evans Lynch in
Ellendale last Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary F. Townsend's callers
during the week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Townsend and son, Mrs. Har-
ry- Cobb. Mrs. Charles Davis and
Mrs. Lena DerricksOn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman o. Way and daughter
Beatrice, Mrs. Mary Short and Mrs.
Laura Evans.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
MARATHON cRIBBAcE GAME

WHITINSVILLE, Mass. --(P1-
George Williams, a machine shop
foreman, retired nine years ago
and has been playing cribbage
with his wife ever since.
They have played $4,000 games,
counting holes rather than games
in scoring. The lead has shifted
alternately from 700 to zero. The
latest count gave Williams only an
Is hole lead over his wife.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Boys 16.s9
Holiday Suits

Be practical Santa this year d.
and treat him to one of these
price-cut better suitsl Rayon cd
gabS and flanriels: in a fully
lined 2-button coat. Hollywood
style longies. Solids or checks
In sizes to is.
MONDAY
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Court Backs Chickens

VAN NUYS, Calf. (R.-Mrs.
Ednah Albright can continue
now with her efforts to develop
a voiceless rooster.
She has just won $1,000 on q
Los Angeles quiz program and
yesterday her conviction last
July on 2 charge of keeping IS
noisy chickens. thus maintain
ing a public nuisance. was re-
yersed by the Appellate Court.
Her neighbors complained that
her roosters crowed day and
night. disturbed their sleep and
made them nervous wrecks"
She was given a l5-day sus-
pended jail sentence and 90 days.
probation. She was instructed
by Municipal Judge Gerald
Kepple to remove the poultry
within Is days to another loca-
tion.
Mrs. Allbright's appeal was
based on the claim that the city
attorney did not have authority
to give her notice that she was
in violation of a city ordnance.
and that such duty came within
the province of police.
Since she has removed the
chickens the case probably will
be dropped.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Retirement Aide
Not Retiring After
SO Years Service
By fhs Assoeiaisd Press

A Capitol Hill employe who
keeps busy attending to retire.
ment matters for others tonior-
row viii observe so years Of
service for Uncle Sam.
He is Charles j. Benner, adj
ministratiye assistant to the
Clerk Of the House and retire.
ment officer for the House Of
Representatives.
A native Of Washington. Mr..
Benner has lived for the last
II years at Crestyiew. Nd.
He climbed to his present Job
after starting work with the
Federal Government az q spe-
cial delivery messenger for the
Washington City Post Once.
The so years included such
varied service as assistant map
printer In the Department Of
Interior, q clerk In the Recla-
nation Service. and disburs-
ing oficer with the Department
Of Agriculture.
Looking back on q half cen-
tury Of working for Uncle Sam,
Mr.. Benner said ITS been quite
. pleasure .
IF ! had it TO do over" he
said. Il would choose Q Govern.
ment career again.
Mr.. Benner is married. has
two married sons and six grand.
children.
His hobbies are musicapd
retirement studies.