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I,ABORERS

For large housing project. See FRKD
MORGAN. on lob. Columbia Pines,
on Columbia pike near Annandale.
LAYOUT NAN with engineertng ex-
gsrisnee teF construction work. Can
LIFE INSURANCE SALESMAN, with
proven personal production record,
as manaesr Of brokerage depart
ment Of established insurance flrm
representing two Of our largest life
insurance companies. Must be ex-
perienced IL technical aspects Of
life insurance and capable Of as
sisting brokers In actual sales work.
The best policies and underwriting
available In the Washineton area.
including proven employe Dement'S
and estate planning facilities. An
unusual opportunity for an ambt-
tious man desiring to earn sub
stantial income. Excellent salary.
and override. Furnish complete In
formation about yourself. Replies
Kept In strict confidence. Box
MANSGER. mems furnishing store,
Apply sfse = t St ne. W
MANAGER-RENTAL DEPARTMENT
No capital needed. Take over net in
come IN excess 5000 monthly and
develop your own business In rentals
and sales. with income limited only
by. ability. Must have Virginia real
estate salesman's or brokers'. license;
car: some experience property man.
ergy: age $3.50. p. o. Box 1902,
North Gfation AYlfn0tan Y Va
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HELP-MEk
IANTTOR

colored. IS to 81 yrs.. married. no
children. for garden-type BLDG: OIL
burner sxpef ,! pref l sse IN sDt
rel after ] pm Monday. HERBERT
HARVEY CO. INC, eiz 18th st
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BOX 233-C, star.
ARTIST-Leading pub
Usher of industrial and technical
periodicals has star position open
municatton of ideas. This is career
position for person who has had
at least taste Of commercial art
experience and now knows where he
Is headed In the field. Creative salts
faction will come through co-operat-
Ing, with editorial stan On Drsssnts;
visual form for periodical pubiica-
tions., Work consists principally Of
executing art work in connection
with. such presentations. including
charts. line drawings and layout OF
pages E!as Some Production know-hoy
particulars as to background. expert
ence and salary requirements 70 Pro-
CHEMICAL SoCiETY, l155 10th
st. NV. Washington 8, D. G.
PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR,
m nat'ass, s1I, opportunity with lse g:
30-3S. College background with 4
or years experience in commit
nifty or public relations work. will
consider favorably lge. company
ssSasS sxDsrsnss pFFo oy It
speaking. This is q lifetime career
opportunity for q young man will
ing to relocate. Starting salary to
$500; No reg. fee, Personnsl Div
iSe NC SITE soo. 146s oease &. AM
AND PRICING CLERK,
age 1886. Consider man exper. in
drugs, sundries. paper goods, ONCE
supplies or hardware. Govt. and
commercial sales; Wholssale-retail.
RADIO AND nv MECHANIC. 1st
Cali DE. 1850 80 ~ u
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN full-tims;
familiar with Montgomery County
area. BoNAN & FOGARTY. 10. g.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Pull
time only. Must be experienced. Ex-
man. ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE
CORP. 1888 Wilson blvd. ia. =
RIAL f2' ESTATE statesmen. full or
part time; no experiences nee, win
train. Mr.. Tanenbaum, Wo. 6-2274.
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE, for Ar
lfngton once; good proposition for
a 1a eSp ssa broker and salesman, Call
REAL Ia Estate Estate statesmen, to work
in Bethesda, Rockville and nearby
areas in MONTGOMERY County. Earn
as you learn IN free classes starting
Monday. IL am. at 1895 Old
s6srton, o. 2-1613 or OIL. 4-4522.
REAL ssTATE SALESMAN - Week
ends Fun or part time. Men or
women. learn to earn $1,000 VI
Sales training starts Tues, May 8,
2 pm; sharp cages 1S-S0l. Finest
sales training for D. c., Md. and
Va. In 4 wks. Must have car. Don't
phonei PAUL J. MILLER. ] Thomas
circle. have trained over 1000
since 194bl Elk. 5000.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, colored;
full or part time; car, good refs: will
train. MR.. DELE. ST. $500 or
10. 2-O6S3,
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,NGINEERS
SEND COMPLETE RESUME TO:
BOX 204-C, STAR

ENGINEER, LICENSED
Excellent opportunity for ambitious,
sober, reliable engr.. with Of least
3rd-class D. c. license. and desire to
am; s4,sso a VI VI. vacation ; health
ms. and other benefits. Apply Bldg.
mgr. 1925 Eye st. NV.
ENGINEERS TO $4,000
$4,000 to $4,000 VI. Company
pays moving exp. Free placement,
20 OPENINGS; Bring resume. Mr.
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th & G
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MANAGER

position with Baltimore
Washington chain bowling organiza-
ton: knowledge of bowling helpful
but experience not necessary; char
acter and ability are our goal.
I'd. At -Four Corners, between The he
hours Of IL noon and 10 pm. 20
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End FLOOl

Az IL A.M. OINAx I.
ASK FOR MIR. LOCKYER.
Sales Representative
Must be married. Resident Washing
ton area 8 years. age 25 to %.
qualified for $500 monthly guaran.
sss s np% as MTs e g sSn ssss sss
SALES TRAINEE, $500
A e e N2S ssss sf Spp 81 . R9g .1
Dozens openings fEst. 40 yrs, BRING
resume. Mr.. Ford INA. s-2340l.
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and G.
SALEsMAN-Netional food manufaC-
tufer VIII employ young man rsoS Z02 e
Washington, Virginia area. Expert:
ence not necessary. Salary, car and
expenses, vacation. other benefits.
9 Appl u, Bog 4ss-c. star a;,..,s. .... i
SALESMAN lssIl to Work OUTSIDE aSn trans rams
esmisson WING c sRe
TER, 3940 MINI. ave. ne. I'll
SALESMAN for lge. LIQUOR store;
active. earnest go-getter with ceiling
s s1DsT Excel o SpgpssT az ~ .s replies In
saIEsMAN.. Tor A 1 Feroofins.; exper.;
good future; name your own terms.
SALESMAN iN2Hf' for washinston's fastest
CROWNS mems store. Must have 3
years minimum experience In cloth
ing and furnishings: must be thor.
oughly experienced In all phases of
selling and .fittins. Wonderful
SALESMAN, with selling ability, for
neighborhoon liquor store; married
preferred. between 1885. musa
come, well recommended. able 10
stand bond; replies strictly co1n-
sSSfIEssMEN. Hessins. warm air: for
builder relations contacts: exper. man
with mechanical BACKGROUND pref;
salary open. Write stating uualii-
cation. This is 0 well-known old
line organizatiop and our personnel
know Of this I'D. Box 398-C. star.
statesmen to sell ON outside;
watches. jewelry, on. credit Good
earnings; full or part time. No ex-
per. nee. N. Y. JEWELRY CO.. 719
sAIEssME NJ. outside selling; all : ma.
tionally advertised furniture and
bedding. hiehest commission paid.
s al b n;si as sf men vi.h
sewing machine. appliance or book
experience. Our product enjoys ma
tional and local. leadership. with
earnings unlimited n you viii fol-
low directi ons. Transportation
; furnished. local travel only. Write
In confidence everything. we ehouid
know about you. In 6rst letter.
Box soc. Star. -3
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ELECTRoNIC
ENGINEERS

IMMEDIATE OPE N
INGS FOR STAFF LEVEL
ENGINEERS WITH 8 TO
S YEARS EXPERIENCE
AND PROJECT LEVEL
ENGINEERS WITH MIN
MUM OF 7 YEARS EX-
PERIENCE. BACK
g ROUND IN ELEC-
TRONIC CONTR
PULSE CIRCUITS OR
MAGNETIC AMPLI-
TIERS. MUST BE ELL
CHILE FOR GOVERN
MENT CLEARANCE.
SALARY COM MENSU-
RATE WITH EXPERT
ENCE. DIVE r s IFIED
PROJECTS. LIB ERAL
COMPANY BENEFITS.
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PARTS CLERK, with some Ford eK-
perience; 51a-day week See Mr..
Crismond in parts dept. LOGAN
MOTOR CO., I'LL 18th st. NV.
PATENT ATTORNEY with 3 to 10
years experience in mechanical
patent work. Should have uni
versity engineering and law degrees
supportable by good scholastic rec
ords and be q member Of bar, Pre-
ferable that experience include o
few years work with law flrm or
corporation in addition to any
patent experience with Government
agencies; SHOULD be CAPABLE Of
and validity studies as well as .ap-
pltcation work. Excellent employee
benefits. desirable salary and in
teresting possibilities for future de-
yelopment. Location in Western
New York at main once of we'll
known corporation. Box 272-Y,
PATENT Law FIRM in washington,
.. G. desires services of qualified
electronicg patent man Salary open.
State qualifications and experience.
PATENT LAWSYS1ER-s-man once. in
Washington, d. c. has an opening
for 3 man under 40, with chemical
training and experience in prosecu-
ton before the Patent once. Pros
poets exceptional for the right man.
J. ]: STANLEY, Warner Bldg.
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THE EVENING STAR

THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penna. Ave. NV.
PHARMACIST, exper.; sat. nigIit and
Sunday. NEW BEACON PHARMACY
9Th and r. I. ne. DE. 2-07S7. Ii
PHARMACISTS, reg. in Va: excel.
lent salary: pleasant working cond
SERVICE PHARMACY. Vienna, Va.
PHARMACIST. reg. Nd. full time OF
part time. morn. ewes. and Sunday.
Call JU.. 9-5648, -
reg. D. O.. for down.
town drugstore: 40-hr. wk.: no
ewes. or Sun, work; good steady
position; 500 to start. Box 443-C.
PHARMACIST, exper.; excel. salary;
good opportunity for the right In
dividual. WESLEY HTS. PHAR-
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MANAGEMENT
MASKING ARTISTS

MASKING ARTISTS
PART TINE
1885 years Of age, some art expert
ence and willing to give regular At
sonnet, Room sos. Open weekdays,
S:30-b, and Sat. ell. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110I Penna. Ave. NV.
ABBY sEYs i STAND s sIPssa6 S0 New
Center Mkt. 9th and K SITS. NV.
MECHANICS, hnoleum. floor and
wall wall. tile ~ aI steady work. top wages:
of H OH GRAF II seiPs me- 4i e
M Hs6 * Ia exper,, local cmc E truck
dealer. has opening on day and
night shifts, top wages. group fms.
holidays and vacation. Apply
GENERAL TRUCK SALES, INC. sc
MNc 81 His. S 81 ., 70 Pm Pm l.,
struction equipment: must be de.
pendable: refs. required; steady en-
ployment; good working cond. Apply
1884 23rd st. NV. d
cars. Phone RE. -7-15I0. Il
with knowledge Of air.
craft and electronics;. experience and
general mechanical ability necessary
RSThAENa EN2NE ME f 1896 sp.e
fication writing In consulting engi-
near'G nfiice. EX 2.hRRh
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,IANITOR

good salary, nice living quar-
S ssr t N :Ts sp' s ss ds: aS 10
shitdren;- ysfsfsnees REQUIRED. Cail
M. $1,000. ~
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DRTVER-SALESMAN

DRIVER-SALESMAN
. Msa ~ 81 a ss Tsst
more; Work Tor Washington's OUT
standing Ice cream company. wash
Agtom 10 waiting for the Jack and
jill Ice Cream m0n--that 10 what
CUR .television Advertising says and
t r,oys T anniv 9 +, dsiyer saEninss
every day. including sunday, at the
$ACR D. JILL ICE CREAM CO.,
1919 = q, &c. --I2
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PHARMACISTS

excellent salary; 44-houl
week; 8 holidays year with pay.
Large prescription business; ideal
working conditions, excellent chance
for advancement; vacation with pay
after year, sick leave after year.
Insurance. and disqualification avail
able after 3 months employment:
retirement plan available for those
over 80. with 2 yrs. service. Write
S q aiSP' pEop PiEs0n pR e M ssrosEs
INC. $40 18th St NV, Washington,
d. c. (2nd floor over our 18th and
@ SITS. store.) Ho. 2-1234, Ext, 1854,
pHOTOGRAPHER-Young man, ex-
perienced in using Speed Graphic.
Box 1000. Star.
MACHINE SALESMAN
Prefer experience with ONCE ma
chimes and duplicating processes.
Open territory includes both Govt.
and commercial selling. Write. CIV
ing complete details Of BACKGROUND
and experience; working arrange
ments flexible. Box 292-Y, Star.
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PROFESSIONAL
SALES CAREER


FL. You are Q young man
out of college whose future Is
blocked. or
2. Man who Is now selling
and feels that his position Is
not sufnciently challenging or
does not offer good possibtli-
ties, or
8. A junior executive. school,
teacher, engineer. sales pro-
prietor, junior ACCOUNTANT or
lawyer who Is economically
disturbed.
tunity to qualify highest level
OF selling recognized by Sales
Executive Clubs with . we'll
known company. Should you
qualify we will discuss with
you the possibility Of associat-
ing With US IN Wsshington
Roy 233-C Rkar-
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MECHANIC

AVA 44N1O
capable handling feet
gas and Diesel tractors: vacation,
insurance: good pay for right man.
BOX $3.50, Star. %
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CRAFTSMEN

Experienced in detailing steel stairs,
miscellaneous iron and aluminium
work for buildings. Apply BY let
yer only stating education, expert
a. JORSS IRON WORKS. INC.
SOC 10th st. South, Arlington 2. Va.
DRIVER. hardware delivery. work
in store as porter and general help
around store: must know Arlington;
permanent. ia. 2-0SS0. Mr.
COOPER. .
excel. working cond.. GOOD hours,
good pay, insurance and other
eenefits. See Mr.. Gray, c. g. c.
LINEN SERVICE. 2120 L st. NV.
.
DRIvER, to Pull house trailers to all
Dolnts In b. o. Under iCc. Must be
able TO buy trucks. Can JU. 9-14S6,
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PAYROLL CLERK

PAYROLL CLERK
Alert individual. 21-35 years of age,
who can write legibly. Is an accurate
typist. and preferably has had some
payroll experience; 5-day. 40-hour
week; permanent position. No trans
tents. Apply Personnel, Room sos
Open weekdays. S:30-5: Sat. s-I2
No phone calls
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Real Estate Statesmen
We are offering. men who have had
successful selling experience in
other fields q chance to get into the
most respected selling profession in
WASHINGTON. You should earn $125
to $3.50 per week while learning
under our system. We have COM
plete training. whereby q man is
guided and helped into q. field that
will make for q successful career.
Personal interviews being held at
our Eye st. offices o am. to IL
noon daily. See Mr.. Mol. Please
do. not phone.
Sidney z. MenSh g. Co.
1913 Eye st. NV.
CLERK, $50 wk. Counter
sales. tools. Miss Bell at BoYD's,
700 18th, cor. G. p
RECEIVING CLERKS
PREFERABLY AGE 3O-45
Some stock experience very helpful.
Good salary, discount on purchases
any many company benefits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
OPEN THURSDAY. 1880 Pm.
THE HEIGHT CO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA.
GLEBE RID. AND WILSON BLVD.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, ex-
perienced, commercial refrigeration
and air conditioning: service and
installation. VIII. 6-6466. -6
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For laree housing project. See ERKp
on Columbia pike. near Annandale
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REFRIGERATION
SERVICEMAN

Top pay for top man experienced
only; comm. and air-eond.; guar
anteeed yearly sal. oEeFttms. bonus.
vac. with pay. ANDys. IA. $4,000.
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SEND COMPLETE RESUME NOW TO
BOX 50-Z, STAR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
Orchids To Congregation

Orchids to this group
which with the belief that
religion is a necessity for all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
Carter Metropolitan Church

This week we will take a
glance at one Of the monu-
mcnts Of this area which IS
a tribute to the neighbors'
religious achievements, the
Carter Metropolitan CME
Church. West Warren at
Grand Boulevard.
Garter Metropolitan is an
imposing and beautiful Struc-
ture. Truly it is a living
monument of mans pride
in his religion and civic
achievement, for this writer
recalls when this congrega-
ton met in a Singlestory
frame building on Vinewood
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

full home since 1888, both
are active in community
and church affairs. MIR.
Shepard finds most of his
time is spent on the job at
Ford's where he is a 20
year employee.
Mrs. Shepard. however. is
member of Chapel Hill Bap-
tist church whore She is a
Missionary and member of
the Willing Workers club.
She is also a marshal in the
Eastern Stars.
A further look into the
heart of any community is TO
glance al one Of It's progress
Sive churches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
Trib,s 'Ciiisen Of the VVeek

Merrick because there are a
large number of children in the
area" she REVEALED. THAT'S one
of the adverse conditions. but
the expressway does afford a
better method of iransporta-
ton.
"And so far as beauty Of the
neighborhood is concerned, i
added rather than detracted from
t." Mrs Graves Informed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

only SO years.
His interests are reflected in
the upkeep OF their attractive
home. He hops 10 finish patio
by mkt spring. in further mod
ernizing his home.
Mrs. Graves is president Of the
Busy Bee Club at her church,
Bethel A NJ f.. and is active IN
other clubs and projects such as
Camp Baber and the King
Daughters. She is also q steward
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

men everywhere started and
developed this great princi-
pie in their own neighbor-
hood as a fitting example
for all to see.
AS there are shining re-
ligious examples there are
also staid businesses which
serve the needs of all neigh
borhoods and communities.
And this area is no differ
ent.
Quarter-Century Business
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
PISS at Bethel Church

cSS al Bethel Church
Tells ExpresswaY Effect
What was the effect OF the
cxpressway on her block which
is through street?
On this street Mrs. Graves
relates. ";he main effect was the
constant passing of cars, and the
speed
The neighbcrs are trying 10
get a signal light al oath and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

I Grounds that the city was
milling over q plan 10 build
AN eNpreSSway in that sec
tion. Great portions of the
section were repeatedly even
purchased by the City of De-
toii.
Scores of the original
"westsiders" greeted his
news with fearful voices,
feeling that the new high
way would almost obliter-
ate their neighborhood.
There were others of the
old-t:mers who were forced
to move. being displaced
by the proposed route.
Now. lets talk with some
Of these new and old neigh
bor>. all Of whom are lust
plain folks. and learn Just
wnat changes the express
way brought about.
Elmer Jones Family
Here's Mrs. Elmer Jones
OF $40 Ninewood. She finds
that the eXpressway actually
cutoff an area Of her block
bat feels that not too much
Was taken away from the
street.
I'm fact. traffic has been
lcssened on my street, Mrs.
Jones revealed.
Having lived in her home
for over IL years, Mrs.
Jones and her husband are
active members of the
Carter Metropolitan CME
church at Grand Boule-
ward and West Warren.
She is secretary of the
choir.
My church members and
n,ghuors have been wonder
fil 10 my mother. VINO has
been sick" explained Mrs.
Jones.
Her son. George. expects
~ get married soon and
move into his newly purchas-
ed house on Quincy near
jog Rd. He is a Board OF
Education employee.
Thomas Shepard Family
Then. there's Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Shepard Of zoe
Mckinley. Both feel that the
Lodge ExpreSSway has done
little TO spoil" their neigh
horhood. 1t also. they opine
helps 10 speed-up time t
and from work.
The popular couple have
II grandchildren. The chill
dren have three. Ethel Lee
Stewart a housewife; Sam
ucl. Ford employee, ant
Maggie Martin, a packing
house worker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01
TRIBuNE's NEIGHB0RH00D OF THE WEEK !

EDITORS NOTE: feature Neshborhood
will be because OF its enormiiY
thick. pop This Of article the
bounded MeGraw east by Grand
River. south by Buchanan and west by Grand Blvd
This week featured Is the old WeSSide. hay
ing as IL boundaries. McGraw, Grand RIVER Buchanan.
and Grand Boulevard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

In the last . 10 twenty
years, this section has
probably undergone all
changes expected and un-
expected in a community,
running the gamut from
physical makeup to shift
j npopulation.
Most sections in this area
have felt the surge Of prog
res> and. TO all Outward ap-
pearances. have successfully
adapted itself 70 tn e. e
changes.
Not One Negro
Not one Negro Was man
a1ing or operating a buSi-
ness IN tai, conmunitF :
busy street. Of Warren Ave-
nac between Grand River
and the Boulevard. some few
years ago: however, to-day
in that area alone about
81 are Negroes.
Rut, despite this tremen-
doaS metapherSiS. q good
number Of the staid and rep
utable firms haNe let their
roots continue 70 grow even
deeper.
Alterations of the physi-
cal and resident make
ups can also be explained
by the racial occupancy Of
the apartment houses on
the Boulevard in this area.
1t was only recently that
Negro tenants moved-ln.
Another change was 'ha'
the owner, We're alNa} :
white until recenllv
Owners Also Increasing
To-day There j. not only
about a 80 rer cent Negro
tenant ratio. bat the number
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

bmaood not only As progressive
home owners but interested also
IN religious. civic and social al
fans.
In Area Since 1922
The alsablc couple has been
LIVING in the arc since 1922, but
has PC dcd for only about ten
ycar. m thor Gath street home.
There are no children
Mr Graves rs retired Ford
M.tor Company employe, serving
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

Arolnd 1886. forin,tauce,
there Was d rumor making
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-01

between Kirby and Biddle.
ONLY through years of
struggle and sacrifice has the
congregation been able to
occupy its present beautiful
edifice. for in every endeavor
there must be bitter strug-
gle and heartbreak in ele-
waiting ourselves from seation
10 station.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-21
USAF Recruiting News

Between July of this year and
July, 1855, some 10000 Air Force
personnel will have received train
ing in one of the 2S8 Air Force
courses Offering specialized train
ing in a technical field This means
that there are still plenty Of OppOr-
tunities for volunteers to learn a
specialized vocation" >" according to
S/Sgt. Kenneth J. Fields who heads
the recruiting station here.
Sgt. Fields said that men joining
the Air Force will first be sent for
basic training at Sampson Air
Force Base, Geneva, New York.
"The technical training schools
take anywhere from 4 to % weeks, "
Sgt Fields added.
About 20 per cent of the new
enlistees will be sent to technical
schools while approximately 26 per
cent will be given On-the-jOb train
ing" he said The other 4 per cent
will be assigned to some special Air
Force project.
Airmen who qualify are offered
technical training in such fields
as electronics, aircraft mainten-
ance, radar, communications, end
meterOlOgy. Any interested person
may obtain further information
about Air Force technical schools
and opportunities in the Air Force
by contracting Sgt. Fields at the
Cit yBldg. 2nd floor. Milford every
Monday from 8 a. m. to p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-21
FISHERS DISTRICT
By Mrs. Nora Rust

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Post and fam
lily spent the weekend with their
parents in Butler, Pa.
Alvin Taylor of fredericksburg,
Nd, recently called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Taylor.
Otis Bailey has returned to his
home after being hOspitalized for
several weeks. We wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Rust have
purchased a new Chevrolet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lundel enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dear
man on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
spent Sunday at the Delaware Hos
pital visiting Mrs. Jack Rust. She
is much improved and expects to
return home real soon.
Visitors at the home Of J. w.
Rust and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dearman the past week were James
Geary Of Greensboro, Md, Patience
Robinson and friend, Mr.. Scott, of
BridgetOn, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
FOulk, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Rust
Of Pennington, Harvey Rhodes and
Mr.. and MRS. Lester Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul FOulk recent
ly spent the day in Philadelphia
with their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Humes.
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