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Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
GEORGETOWN

The Georgetown Girls All Clul
In its February meeting planned for
I q skating party to be held on
| the Rehobth Skating rink, in the
near future and reached a decision
to make st. Patrick's Day favors
/ for use in the Beebe Hospital at
Lewes.
Also under discussion were plans
for a window display Of projects
completed by the club members
The display will be placed in a
window on the main street in
Georgetown and remain on display
during National 4-H Club Week,
March 5-13.
The meeting of the club was held
in the home OF Mrs. Paul Short,
Club Leader Mrs. Short and her
daughter, Sharon, a member of
the club served refreshments to the
group. Jane Roach, president, pre-
sided.
The next meeting of the club will
be held on March IA and Patricia
Jones will be the hostess for
that evening.
In q meeting Of Sussex Post No.
8, American Legion, held in Log
Cabin. last Thursday night, mem
bers of the Post voted to send a
petition to the Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress urging their
support of the Universal Military
Training Bill. The Post also voted
in favor of contracting Represen-
tatives and Senators in the Della
ware Legislature urging their sup
port Of the Korean Bonus Bill.
Clifton Rogers, Post Commander,
presided over the meeting. He com
mended members Of the Post for
hne attendance at church services
during this month i'm support Of
the Legion Back To God" program.
The three remaining church vista
tiOns will be to Wesley Methodist
Church this coming Sunday; Grace !
Methodist Church on February q |
and st. MichaeIs Catholic Church, !
in the VFW Hall on March 6, the |
latter service at 900 a, m. It was
also announced that the Back
To God" program will be broadcast
over a cOast-tO-coast network, this
coming Sunday, with President
leaders of all faiths
and American Legion and Auxiliary
leaders on the program.
Charles Hill, a member of the l
Boy Scout committee. Department 4
Of Delaware and member of the
local Post, reported on the cere-
monies held in Grace Hall, Febru-
lry IL, when the Post presented
IN American Flag to Boy Scout
Troop No. 1O5. The Post voted to
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total for the drive now stands al
$3.50. The quota for the area
was $8OO.OO.
Mr.. Gray together with Mrs. Roy
Jones and A. Wayne Burton, mem
bers of the Sussex Polio Chapter
executive committee have extended
thanks to all for cooperation, both
workers and contributors. This
year, as in the past the MillsbOrO
Lions Club assumed a leading part
in solicitation for funds during
the campaign.
Howard T. Ennis, attorney, of
Georgetown, gave a lecture on the
Indians of British Columbia, before
the Georgetown New Century Club,
in the regular meeting of the or
ganiZatiOn. Mr.. Ennis also showed
two color fllms-One showing the
living habits of the Indians and
the second one of a trip he made
with an Indian hunter which gave
an interesting view Of how trapping
is done by the Indians. A discussion
and questiOn-answer period fol-
lowed the lecture.
Mrs. Paul Short, president, pre-
sided She announced that the
Georgetown Club will meet with
the FrankfOrd New Century Club.
on Friday. March 4, in a Recipro-
city Meeting. Those who will attend
should notify Mrs. Short, by Feb.
%.
The Conservation committee of
the club had the highest percentage
of members in attendance at the
meeting and wore the honor badges
for the day.
On March 3, Mrs. Harry M. Como
way will present a book review and
there will be a display of hand
made rugs, in charge of Mrs. Will
liam Stevenson.
The Child Welfare Committee of
the American Legion. the Legion
and the 40 ct 8, for the
Department Of Delaware, met last
to plan for the annual
State Child Welfare Conference to
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on STARTS TRoUBLE

CHICAGO - (P - The order
read ffll er up" at 62ff North
Bernard street. the home of the
Norman Bermants. Albert Berg.
fuel deliveryman, removed the ont
side cap for the oil storage tank
and delivered $50 gallons 81 fuel
OIL He knew the place; he had
aeilVefed oil there before. II was
Just routine.
lie realized he was at the JOS
epn slOnim home, a block away.
g 6lll North Bernard street. too
late 70 prevent damage to a base
ment playrOOm.
Ihe Slonims recently converted
70 gas heat and had removed their
storage tank but left undisturbed
the outside hose connection.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

sently on the nursing star Of
Mclean Hospital, in Boston, Mass,
and is attending Junior College Of
Liberal Arts at the Boston Univer-
sity.
Mr.. Ever graduated from White
Plains High School, in White
Plains, New York and attended
Hamilton College, in Clinton. New
York from June of 1916 to MAY
1916. He enlisted in the United
States Army, in August 1916 and
was discharged, May 1949. Twenty
seven months of his service was
with the Military Government Team
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

IN Honshu, Japan. Upon his dis
charge be attended Boston uni
Yersity from September 1851 to
January 1855 and is currently with
the Household Finance Company,
IN Boston as a trainee in an exeeut-
tive training program.
Wedding plans have not been
completed.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25
FISHERS DISTRICT
. - Nora Rnal

Rev. Eugene Ford Of ST. Paul's
Methodist Church Of Hebron, Nd.
VIII be the visiting minister TO
deliver the message on Friday. Sat
uruay and Sunday evenings al En-
worth Church Your pastor. Rev
irwin, urges everyone 20 attend
these meetings
Miss Mary Reed is a patient in
the Kent General Hospital in Do
yer, where she underwent a major
operation on Thursday morning.
We wish her a very speedy recov-
cry
MFs. Cora Powell Of Harrington
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Minner Of Harrington, Mr.. and
mrs. James Rust, Mrs. Laura Rust
and Mrs. Nora Hill Of Pennington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dear
man and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rust
or Greenwood at a turkey dinner
~ honor Of Mrs. POWell's BIRTH
Gay anniversary on Sunday. She re-
ceiYed many beautiful cards. gifts
ana best wishes from an for the
happy day and many more inst AZ
happy. The table was filed with
everything 70 make a delicious
dinner complete. Everyone eniOy-
ed the celebration get-tOgether and
are looking forward for the coming
birthdays in the future.
mr. and Mrs. NJ A. Robinson and
family entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Elisha Moore and son Johnnie Of
Nillage Green, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs
0rrie Howard Of Lester. Pa. and
Alf. and Mrs. Jesse Sharp and son /
clark Of Milford at dinner on Sun |
day
r. and Mrs. Lester Taylor enter I
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Cor
nisn and daughter Of WhitlesbuFg
on Sunday.
Alvin Sanger OR COrdOVa. Md.
who was seriously injured IN q
motorcycle accident in January.
needs your prayers and Just send
him g card Of cheer too for he will
be IN the hospital many months.
His address is: Memorial Hospital.
Rooine q, EastOn, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Taylor were
among those to enjoy the Cokes-
bury Jubilee on Friday night. Il
Recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. ". Rust and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Deafman were Mrs. Clarence
Workman Of Georgetown. the
Misses Elizabeth and Katie Kinder ,
Of Bridgeville, Mrs Donald Mfll-
gan Of Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Post and son Billy of Laurel
Mrs. Katie Boyer and Mrs. Elma
Oilver Of Harrington, Mrs. Paul
Fauik and Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Hewlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman 4
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stubbs and family Of
Frederick.
District teachers training courses
will be offered at the Denton Breth- (
fen Church each evening Of the
week Of March 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Taylor at
tended the Brethren Church in
Ridgely Nd, on Sunday evening.
Wnen BeFle Grouse presented show
slides Of pictures recently taken i'm
aaphesus and lecture on "The
SMuHeueS OF 81. Eaul.
Mrs. NJ. A. Robinson and family
lave the deepest sympathy Of their
many friends az the community IN
he sad new 6 the sudden death S
II her brother. Orie Howard Of
lester Pa, who passed away sud
lenly Of heart attack at his home
N Monday morning. The news was .
great shock to Mrs. Robinson as =
lr. and Mrs. Howard had spent
ne day on Sunday at the Robinson
Ome. =
We are glad to report Allie Rob
lson much improved at this writ
lg after being on the sick list for
everal days
Friday, February 25, is World
.ay of Prayer. Make it a real day
{ prayer
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

MF. James H. Buxsor, Jr., Of
Georgetown, president Of the Della.
ware Farm Bureau. says, This is
one Of the best opportunities farm
people have for getting into Blue
Cross. This hospital-surgical-medicsl
protection is something every family
needs and farm people ought to qet
it while they have a chance. I'm
sold on IT,"
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

Dutch Countryside
Quaint costumes and colorhil
barns delight the traveller n he
Pennsylvania Dutch country.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

AS an active Farm Bureau member this is your oncsve.r
opportunity to obtain Blue CrosBue Shield coveTaoe at low
group rates With this hoSpsurgcamedoal coversos Won
protect and improve amiys health and the cost is
oudgeted in easy quarterly nstalImenl Blue Croalus
Shield is DelawaTes iavonte health insurance plan
and nonproht Along with tobirds ~
all the citizens Of Delaware, 375 Of your members and tb
ianeS are enrolled in Blue CTossBue Shield There is
'ea'0n 'O' TINS overwhelming acceptance Blue Cross-Bue
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-25

Shield gives you the most for your money OF all funds received
500 are used to pay members hospital and SURGICAL bills No
other health insurance plan even approaches such record q
low operating costs and high Benefit return 10 mombs So
during this special tenday period welcome the membsr q
your board Of direeost and he Blue Cross representative
when they come to home Enroll your family Is Biz.
CF0''-Bue Shield is the finest health protection your
money can buyl
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24
HELp--MEN
SALESMAN

Good opportunity for experienced
man: must have refeeeneee. Apply
w. r. WINSLoW CO. 922 y; Z.
ave. NV. "a
seeking permanent steady
income Of 500 to $500 weekly With
chances OF advancement VIII NJ.
program calling On selected prospects
by appointment only. men viii
ing csI re. .s7s1 between 10
am and pm. for appt, "a
SALEsMEN-we have need for men
to sell Tors cars and trucks dem,
possible. we win train you, II you
are willing to work and learn. We
have been Q Ford dealer for 80 yrs.
See Mr.. WINSTEAD at FRANK
SMALL, JR.. INC. 215 Pa. ave; Sc.
let US show you how to
fun or part time basis without in
vestment. Selling clothing for men,
women and children. furniture and
appliances. u qualified. We will
finsnce YOU, ,! Apply M; sTER.
s .,aIs for mems .;,r tgrnishins
position: wonderful opportunity. Ap-
ply. manager. NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP, 1103 H st. ne. "a
SALESMEN-Count on 5000 to $500
q week; leads furn.: car essential;
weekly bonus. Apply HOUSEHOLD
SEWING MACHINE CO.. 1927 H
st. ne. IL 6-5l5l. "a
statesmen t2l. exper in real estate.
for aggressive, expanding once in
Bethesda: liberal commission. ar
rangement incl. listing commissions:
liberal advertising allowances.
Trade" houses avail. from our bldg.
dept Call MR. WILBURT. INTER
STATE REALTY CO.. Oh. 4-0ff6;
ewes JU. S-3124. 20
colored I0; $50 to STb
per week while training; full or part
time; no money needed. Call co.
5-6666. -25
90 to 40 years old. ex.
perience helpful but not necessary:
4Q-hour. 5-day week. Excellent com
PAW benefits to the one VINO
qualities.
ROEBUCK AND co.
s45h COLESvILLE RID.
SILVER SPRING. MD. Us
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highly experienced.
steady work: top pay; wonderful OPP
portunity Apply after 6 pm, 64la
Kansas ave ne. PC
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and install.
lation work Car furnished. Must
have D c. card. Apply 40 am. or
4 30 pm. DOWD'S ELECTRIC CO.,
AIS Conn, ave.
ELECTRICIAN-We can use 2 or :
lst-class electricians and helper.
for old work and air-conditioning
Must have d c. card. Apply oil
call REED ELECTRIC CO., 2603 F
st. NV, no. 2-432l. 30
journeymen anc
helpers, eXper., on new and ole
work; highest pay and steady work
tor, qualified men. Call daily, bet
civil, experienced in de-
sign of subdivisions and construction
layout. Unusual opportunity for
Advancement with local consulting
firm. ia 2S4ll. "a
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WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY co.

c j ANSZPERGER
4001 Leeds Ave. BALTIC. 20. Nd;
NEWS REPORTER-Young man, must
write sh hort gH1 and sts be excslent
OFFICE iHpiSsi M AGfIk: Siil cHARGE
chise dealer has opening for fully
qualified individual; excellent sal
ary: Box 451,E; star, ,s..s r
call on Offices Prefer ! with some
LoREY OFFICE SUPPLY CO., 732
Pa xiv H$ seea wages; experienced
homes of Forest Glen I'd. So and
PAINTERS. white, 1st class. with own
transportation. Apply 1877 R. I.
ave. ne. before 7:30 am. --25
PAINTERS-1 Is good men needed, So
and up, Rockland ramhlers; Of Of
PAINTERS. mechanics only. Is needed
1901 ,Parkland drive. Wheaton City
PAINTERS: i6 mechanics at once.
Pacesetter homes. Weisman I'd. and
Livingston St, Wheaton, Md. So
PAiNTERs, experienced. Apply Flower
OIL. 7-9575. or TU. 2-3356. H. B.
sHARTzER PAINTING CO. -26
PAINTERS-First class only. Apply to
Job. 1880 Fessenden st. NV, See
PAINTERS IS1PER 1st-class mechanics: for
residential work. Apply 531l Georgia
ave. NV. -25
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HELP--MEN
ROUTEMAN

The Ice cream season has started
this year Jack and Jill drivers are
earning more than ever before. due
paign The kids are waiting for the
Jack and Jill man Get in on the
big earnings Apply any day incl
Sat. and Sun. 3 am to pm
JACK & JILL ICE CREAM co.
1919 L st. Sc
SAFETY ENGINEER TRATNER-
CASUALTY INSURANCE co. de-
resentatiye operating in Washing
ton This work is interesting and
the company offers good training.
security and reasonably remunera-
ton At least 2 yrs. college engi-
GOOD appearance and character are
necessary qualifications. Preferred
age around 80 yrs. Reply stating
qualifications, etc. Box 451-E. Star.
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SALESMAN

One of Washington's oldest and most
successful automobile dealers has
opening for one additional sales
men. Must be man Of proven ability
Not necessarily automotive exper-
fence. Liberal COMPENSATION COM
bining security and opportunity Tor
large earnings: We have a small
force of men who make big incomes,
II you are interested and have the
necessary qualifications. call Mr..
FREW. between $40 am, at DI.
r-l1ll 80
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Statesmen
statesmen
statesmen
I NEED 2 MEN

Good appearance. presentabie car.
willineness to work. only essential.
Guaranteed salary during short
training period In Alexandria area.
These positions will definitely pay
upwards from 500 weekly.
Apply Monday May %. from 4 pm.
to 8 pm: Tuesday. May "a. II
am. to 5 pm. at George Mason
Hotel. Alexandria. Va. Ask Tor
Mr. Willett
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PAINTERS
White: exper. 1915 New Hamp. ave.

stesny T Tm 1899 1899 pay SAn ssaater
PAINTERS
White: exper. 1s46 New Hamp, ave,
PAINT Statesmen, to call on paint
ers, builders and maintenance ac-
counts; excellent opportunity for the
right man. Apply BY letter. stating
WALL PAPER q FAINT CO, 1879
Parking ATTENDANTS, permit.
references. Apply us 18th st. nv,
PHARMACIST. exper.. 3 nights, alter
nate Sundays. Call RA. 3-41l4s;e
PHARMACIST, full or part time,
must be good salesman: good salary.
CONCORD PHARMACY. 1916 New
P soTS; Ryii R;R wanted for T home
sittings Also portrait printer Top
NV, Washington. D. C.. 9th floor
PLAsTERERs. experienced mechan-
job, Arlington blvd. and Pershing
dr.. See foreman. -26
PLUMBERS t2l and helpers. expert
enees. top wages. Cali Tu. 1880.
PLUMBERS WANTED for remodeling
work. Apply 613 New York ave,
NV. between s and 10 am, or 4
and 5 pm. ASK for Mr.. FRY. rs
PLUMBERS for new construction
Apply 347I N. Washington blvd. or
call ia. 2-1149.
PLUMBER AND STEAM FILTER. top
wages to expeF. and qualified men:
n 5lSSa79 nsE bet ca ana ana / 5ooS' oap ~
PORTER. for mems furnishing store.
Experienced preferred. Apply. mana
ger, NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP, 432
9TH st. NV. PA
PORTER. uart-time. Radio and
electric store, 1880 JStn st. NV.
PORTER DRIVER, for drugstore,
must have long local ref. to qualify:
excel. salary. 10. l-111l. -26
PRODUCE MAN. must be experienced;
good lob for the right man. Apply
INDIAN SPRING MARKET, Four
Corners, Md. -25
PRODUCE MAN for supermarket
Good pay: steady work Apply G. W.
SUPERMARKET, 2430 Pa. ave. NV.
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SALES MANAGER

National concern will interview appii-
cants who can show successful rec
ord Of experience in personal sales
and developing q sales organization
or in equivalent supervisory capac-
ity. Earnings in excess of $4,000
for capable and aggressive leader
Field position. local territory no
travel involved. Submit outline Of
business experience to Box 21l-E.
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CANVASSERS

SGA4N V4AA114ko
To opsn up new accounts IN on the he
G Gnmted on eaa an ns's ser Mr. D aor
STORE. 735 18th st. NV. rs
CARPENTER FOREMAN. must be
sober, steady worker and UNDER
stand all phases of concrete form
work union lob Box 439E. Star
experienced trim car
JAMES J. RUPERT 1921 9TH
CARPENTER, permanent position.
guaranteed year-round salary; to
design and build warehouse and
SNYDER, P. j. NEE CO, 1900
Rockville pike, or phone OIL. 7-9500
Bethesda home builder
looking for responsible young man
to break in as a working caruenter-
foreman. This Job definitely has a
future, Applicant must be available
Immediately. Box 159-C. Star. IA
CARPENTERS. frst-class mechanics
only Apply on Job. FAIRCHESTER
ton, near Fairfax, Routes 20, 21l
so. rs
(white), experienced
in remodeling,. rough and finish.
Must have all tools and tranSporta-
ton. Year-round Job. UN. 4-4052
CARPENTERS. frame and trim men.
for work in Alexandria; Arlington
Ridse I'd. to Russell I'd, right at
Monticello blvd, 3 or 4 blocks to
OBJ. ALDoN CONSTRUCTION co,
G iARPENrERs. frame and trim men,
Naval Hospital in Bethesda. Out
Wisconsin ave. to Cedar lane. right
t. chsnute drys tight c t9 Job I See
TION CO. INC --26
and carpenters hefp-
ers; long term lob in Wheaton. Call
1ERLMUTTER BROS. VIII. 6-9S73.
CARPENTERS, experienced only, top
wages. steady: Ri. /, 2 miles north
Of University of Maryland, right 2
b f2ffS IN ' eoRp S WR
TRIM. Apply CON
struction job, $500 Piney Branch
I'd. (nr. Old Bladensburg rd.l, CARL
M: FREEMAN, INC. 80,
CARPENTERS a., frame and trim
h hsndo 4 Hsse F saSdv tG ~0 Won
Md Drive in Westfield dr.. and turn
left to HOLIDAY terrace. l.. E BRE-
UNINGER & SONS. "a
CARPENTERS WANTED. See MR.
PANZONE. Lantern drive, Connect
cut Aye Hills, Wheaton Md. .13o
c sii.i M%nPss rough and finish. Mr..
MAL1N ll329 Georgia ave,
Wheaton, Md. --26
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SALES MANAGER

25-35. college degree. accredited.
Married substantial reference nee
In all phases of our selling and
MANAGEMENT methods. The qualified
man can expect to earn an excellent
income and further promotion State
previous experience. Box 404-Y
Star
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AUTO MECHANICS. experienced, must
good pay. free life and hospitaliza
tion insurance, with large. we'll
established Lincoln-Mercury dealer
sH1RLINGTON MOTOR CO, Shir-
hngton business center. Arl., Va
AUTO PARTS SALESMAN, young
parts department; must be. willing
worker; no loafers need apply; some
parts experience necessary, must
have Virsinia drivers permit: pa.
day week. See Mr., Buynak, ERWIN
FORD co, Lee hwy, and Chain s1a..,
AUTO MECHANICS. trucks. first
class. for truck work only, Contact
Mr.. Carver. CENTRAL MOTOR CO,
1901 oronoco ST. Alex, or phone
ATTToMoBILE sALEsMAN-An op,
portunity to sell Ford cars and
poiitan Ford leadership; Americas
most-wanted car. Liberal pay plan
ned applicants. DemonstEator Iqr,
proven sales records who are ca
pable of earnings. above average
RISE RISE f FoRD Sc &C. M sa shf East. West
hwy, Silver Spring, Md, -25
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN for used
car dept. of leading Ford dealer
Must be neat, aggressive and have
desire to make money. Good pay
plan, daily floor periods, transp
Turn. Apply in person to Mr. Pos
ner, FRANK SMALL, Jr.. INC. 1885
Good Hope I'd Sc, "a
AUTO SALESMAN-Have immediate
opening for live-wire used-car sales
man. Plenty of cars with excellent
compensation plan. GMAC tinanc-
ing: plenty sof floor time; prefer
Va, resident If you are inter
ested In joining a small progressive
organization, call CIR. 1850. Mr.
Cloud, LOGAN CHEVROLET OLDS-
MOBILE, Fairfax, Va. -25
Auto Statesmen (Used)
Thoroughly eaper.; AL refs; GIN
deaIerS. very noerai COMM rn ITanS Z
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HElP-MEN

to take charge of feet
of 10 trucks. Apply go. 1888 r. J.
ave, Hyattsyille, Nd. -25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-24

ASSISTANT BKPR., $3.50. opportu-
nifty to learn auto. acctg. GENERAL
EMPLOYMENT. 1907 H st. NV.
ASST. MANAGERS (3)
Permanent position and
career opportunities with
one of Americas largest and
fastest growing consumer
finance companies. High
school graduate, age 2l-3l,
with auto required during
initial training period. Elk
cellent salary, auto allow
ance, vacation and employee
benefits. Our program pro-
vides regular promotions
and salary increases. For
complete discussion of de-
tails-for personal interview
only see MR.. LLOYD RAUM,
5000 r. l. ave-, Mt. Rainier,
Md.
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COIN MACHINE MECHANICS. exper
On pin games and music; top salary
ana good working conditions. for
two honest service men. willing to
work, Call AP. 7-63o2 weekdays
good pay and working con-
diticn, apply 1929 Conn. ave. n
COOK. short order, for hotel, Fred
ericksburg Va; 500 week and room
See housekeeper, FAIRFAX HOTEL,
c GiGG MfsS 1 MAN. n Experienced only
Small-loan office, Excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement; hospitali-
Zaticn, paid vacation An excel
lent starting salary. and sick leave,
Apply 54lS Wis: ave. Chevy Chase,
or call OIL 4-0T00. 20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - Lounges
tablished furniture business has
car; commissioned Job with guar
antee. based on experience. See
MR., THOMAS. 1881 9TH st. NV
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN for sewer
water and utilities. Call Toyer
COSsTRuCTIoN FOREMAN, for
grading, forming. and pouring side
walks, laying out and digsine, foot
ings. constructing storm drains
etc, must be able to supervise gang
of men and conrtol eXcRvatiirg ma
chinery. Civil engineer preferred,
but will consider man with ade-
quate experience instead, We are
builders OF apartments and homes
and can offer a permanent position
to an active and efficient worker.
Reply giving age. education. expe-
rience. and 3 or 4 past employers,
with reason for leaving same. Box
296-E. Star. 10
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ROOFERS 81. asphalt shingle,
plenty of work. JE. 3-S432. --26
ROOM CLERK, exper.. PIX and
'front.' office operation. will consider
qualified older man. Call Ii. A.
$500 for appointment. -25
ROUTEMAN, white: experienced, de
pendable man, for established dry
cleaning and laundry route. Salary,
plus commission. Apply in person,
WHEATON VALET, 1l447 Georgia
ave. --2b
to service. main
tain and develop dry cleaning route
in country club area of Arlington
for quality dry cleaning plant. No
phone calls. Apply TOWN g. COUN-
TRY CLEANERS OF VA, Ills Will
son blvd, Arl -26
must be neat. courteous
possess sales ability: good pay. APP
ply BELCHER DRY CLEANERS.
1IOgI, Mt Oliyet I'd ne --23