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Houston Oldsters
Bow To Gamers lilo
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easy scoring position. Teddy
Yerkes. the Gamers" first sacker
and lead-off man, laid out a single
over first base to score the winning
run. Both teams then agreed to
call it q day because of darkness.
Bob Sheriff" Reynolds. a famous
pitcher in this area of 20 years ago,
did most of the hurting chore for
the "Oldsters" and struck out seven
men, he also enjoyed good night
at the plate with three for four, in
Guiding double Morton and Davis
also hit Welt for the .'Oidsters"
each having extra base knocks.
For the Gamers" Young Bob
Reynolds starred at bat with two
for three. including a home and
double. both off the offerings of
his sire" Ted Yerkes had a per-
feet night at the bat, with two for
two. including the all important
single that won the game. Wayne
Creadick, the Gamers. pitching
ace, toiled manfully on the Hill"
also retiring seven while thump-
ing out lusty double at the plate
for perfect evening there, hay-
ing drawn a walk and being hit by
the pitcher Charlie Rambo receiv-
ed the offerings of Creadick behind
the plate for the Gamers and did
good job considering that it was
the first game he ever caught.
Richard Simpson played an excel
lent defensive job in the field, as
did Macklin, Griffith and Wright.
while Bob Yerkes, Jr., and Bill
Slater turned in their usually good
performances in the infield.
Maynard Grunstra and George L.
Johnson, team coaches, did an ex-
cellent job in their department,
contributing in no small part to
the Gamers" victory.
A scout present from the Dover
league team. signed Young Rey-
nolds and Creadick for Sunday
games only with the Senator's. He
wanted to sign up young Bob
Yerkes, but could not because of
the age ruling.
Houston plans to enter the Mar
Del League next season, and with
the rough edges smoothed off un-
der the expert tutelage of George
l.. Johnson, should give good ac-
count in league play.
The box score:
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08
CROCKETT SELLS FURS

ST. LOUIS - up = The man of
the year among ST Louis dealers
in raw fur is Davy Crockett, who
died at the Alamo 120 years ago.
The demand for Davy Crockett
hats and other frontier garb Gre
ated by the current craze over the
King of the Wild Frontier has en-
abled fur dealers to sell skins that
had been taking up warehouse
space for years.
1--WE have sold lot of lemons
that had been around for a long
time-anything that had a tail on
it," said one dealer. And raccoon
tails. which until recently had been
almost worthless, went for 81 to
$5 pound"
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08
A PRIVATE AFFAIR

CAMP PENDLETON, Calf. - {P)
"A corporal and private pinned
the new stars on U. S. marine corps
Brigadier General Randall NJ. Vic
tory when he was promoted from
colonel.
They were his sons, Corporal
Randall NJ, Jr., and Private Wallis
o., both in training at Camp Pen
dleton, where their father is assist
ant commander.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08
Sheep Raisers Market
Wool At The Fair
Grounds Pool
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unqualified success. They state that
this quantity of wool is only part
of the wool being produced by Del
aware sheep and that the full po-
tential is as yet unknown. AS a re-
suit, this demonstrated volume will
be a continuing benefit to sheep
raisers using the POOLS central
marketing facilities which are now
in a strong competitive position
with similar marketing groups in
other states. With such a large
quantity of wool to offer prospective
bidders, Delaware wool will now
command the interest of buyers
who want only large quantities of
graded wool and who will pay the
highest market prices.
On June 80, Mr.. Calvin Hollis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goggin
visited the Bucks County Wool Pool
at Doylestown, Pa They report that
the prices received for the various
grades of Delaware wool were al
most identical and that they were
similar to those received by most
other Pennsylvania counties that
have collected wool to date. While
there, no united wool was delivered
to the Pool, and Bucks County Off
cials say that very little is now
offered. This organization has been
in operation for many years and
markets approximately $4,000 lbs
of wool annually. Like the other
Pools in Pennsylvania, it was spon-
sored by Penn State University
Wool is graded at no cost to the
Pool by the Extension Livestock
Specialist from the University.
Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08

South Americas Lake Titicaca
is half as large as Lake Ontario.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08
KEY TO RECOVERY

ST. LOUIS - up When his
daughters convertible was stolen
Everett Reed got set of keys to
the stolen car, just in case
The next day, while driving home
from work, Reed spotted the car
parked in city park. lie drove it
home and reported the recovery to
police.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08
Del0lUare AYR
Sponsoring
Talent ShOU

Continued from frst page)
may be enrolled.
While the sponsorship of the pro-
gram is the Active Young Republi-
can Organization of Delaware, it
is not confined to either Republi-
cans or Democrats. All talent of all
political faiths is welcomed to vie
for the prizes
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08
Memorial Park Is
Getting Much Use
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struction provided by the American
Red Cross. Various organized
groups, such as school and Sunday
School classes have also been using
the facilities for their annual out
ings.
In connection with use of the fa-
cilities. Post Comdr Quering has
called attention to the rules appli-
cable to tie park operation and has
stressed the fact that no alcoholic
bevereges are permitted in the park
area. The w. f. W. official has also
called attention to the fact that
vandalism or rowdyism> will not be
permitted at any time. and that all
guests are expected to police up"
their own litter and deposit same
in receptacles provided for that
purpose. The park is open from 8
a. m. to s p. M, daily.
South Americas Lake Titicaca
is half as large as Lake Ontario.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08
Free Matches

In the so years since q match
company promoted free book match
es with tobacco purchases, the
practice has grown to a point where
more than two out of each five
matches in the us. cost consumers
nothing.
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SlTUATloNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time: books
started. caught UP, kept part time;
loo. refs: prompt; reas. JU. 9-54O7.
ACCOUNTANT, auditor and tax con-
suit, avail. on per diem or other
basis; qualified bkkpg. and acctg.
serv.: reas. Box BOOT. Star. 10.
work record. can be interviewed
Thursday morns. Box 254-T. Star.
CREF, Al. sober, fast, % years ex-
perience sea foods; especially man
age kitchen: hard worker. DAVE.
MAN. coiored. desires odd Jobs clean
ing. painting. waxing floors. etc.
+ HO. 2-5677. J. C. DADE.
PAINTER wants work by day or Job:
experienced; reasonable and reli-
TRUCK DRIVER. colored, D. C. per-
init; know city and suburbs. Ii. g.
VET, white, ~. desires work as
mechanics helper or machine shop
helper. Exper. desired over salary.
YoGNG. MARRIED TEACHER. per-
sonable. versatile; must have work
every evening from 6 on. Anything
but sales. Phone OIL. 6-5227.
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DeudIine 10 Tonight
For Sunday Won't Ads

The deedIins tonight for vent
DDS to be psbIishsd in The Sst-
urdoy or Sunday Star is 10 o'clock
BY telephone or 9 O'clock at the
business counter in The Stor lobby.
" you won't to hire. rent. buy.
trods or sell, tell il to the long
established eudienes Of The Star
readers. You'll enjoy quick results.
Year in and year out. The Star
produces the best yeor-round re-
suits for classified advertisers.
Thors why it publishes more total
classified dds thon the other
Woshinsten newspapers combined.
It's easy to place on cd in The
stor Classified. Just phone STer-
ling 5000 ond ask for On
Ad-Taker
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SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

COMPANION, light housework. by
settled Christian lady; $25 week.
HO. 2-3566. RIM. 20S.
DECORATORS ASST, position in
decorators studio; woman. 20. .ex-
per. in selling fabrics and home fur
nishings; knowl. OF tipping. no, z
NURSE, white. Christian. exper.; ex-
eel. refs; wants 4 pm: to IL, or 2
pm. to Z, or 1s-hr. duty. LU.. 2
P PtV5i NURSE, colored. desires eld-
erly or handicapped patients; 90
yrs hosp; exper.; city refs: live in.
RETIRED TEACHER. BIS. degree, re-
cent addit. credits in. educ. exper.
grades SO; or proofreader. coun-
sslor,, sppt. clerk, RECEIPT. Box
CoIoRE6 PRAcT. NURSE desires
work. night or day. 10. 2-l117.
COLORED GIRL desires work as elk,
counter girl, waitress, kit. helper or
gen. once wk.: day or night; no.
Co IIoiiEE WOMAN desires Job as
chauffeur or any type Of gen. work.
Good refs. DU. 1851. IL
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HELP-poMEsIic

C0OK-G.H.W.-Live IN: recent refs
apply. HE. 4-5I73. -16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. capable serv-
ing and taking over house; live in:
healthy: with recent refs. Salary
CIV HRiR " White sii settled. v. ,n l pi.in
cooking, So DAYS; exper. only; j
child t4h yrs0. ST. 3-7537. Ill
GIRL to take care of children and
hsht housework; 5la days; $50.
H0UsEMAN CHAUFFEUR. depend
able. experienced, coiored man; Al
manent employm e eS 1000 An salary Sf,
5s-day week; located in D.. c.,
convenient to busline. Telephone
MAID, permanent; live in or out:
experienced g.h.w and child care;
day We'd; every other Sunday
on: other help empl. IA. e-9l49.
MAID, colored: E.h.w. and plain
cooking; fond Of children: live In.
S25. Wo. 6-l456. -12
MAD an a s,h;s; fond of children saS.
MAID. experienced. for upstairs
work; other help. Hobart 2-0242.
MAID. colored lady: will accept part
time job once cleaning. Dependable.
MAID. lisht homework for adult;
Immediately. Apply Friday. 1901
Conn. ave, Apt. 1922. WO. 6-4049.
LADY. white. live In; meals: small
pay: g.h.w.. some cooking: part
time child care; Sun. most ewes.
and Sat. OF. TIE. 6-65s1. 8 to s.
WHITE SETTLED WOMAN who
wants q permanent home with pvt.
room and bath: general housework;
plain cooking: must have good ref
erences. Phone between 2 and 4
RESPONsIBLE WOMAN to live in
Suburban area): g.h.w,: care for
children. cook; SAL; refs. REQ. AP.
COUPLE - Top pay to experienced
couple, cooking, s.h.w. and garden
ing: beautiful living quarters OIL
4-3709. -13
HOME for right white woman. WHO
LIKES keeping house. Write giving
qualifications and salary expected
Box 254-X, Star. III
EUROPEAN WOMAN to live in and
take full charge boys 3 and 4; must
be fully qualified and have refer
ences; salary. S35-S40. Call EN-
2-0356. -13
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PAPER HANQINl

PAPER HANGING
2 average rooms $3.50 UP, paper
chanic; Cali HA. 2-7a2b for free
PAPERHANGING-Prompt, courteous
'3P asEs sh A. e'a1 sssss
PLAsTERING. waterproofing, IRE.
p mssss val 74S Ssra td nEodfTss estl;
work. large and small Jobs. Ress.
White mechs.. work guar. JU. 9-4154.
PLAsTER1NG REPAIRS, new work
and, patching; reasonable prices;
p T4fk fqafNsntee aN6 o. R afPsgs alb
painting; lst-class mech: large or
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repair.
guar; Tree estima Ss% S sS!k s.s sSsE
ROOFING. all types: cutters. spouts;
THOMAS. WA 7-7a52
AND CEMENT WALLS, walks,
and patios: All work guaranteed.
MR.. WALKER. JU. s-s642. Ia
TILE WORK, remodeling bathrooms:
free estimates. Call 10. 2-1263s
Ty REPAIRS in your home: services.
2-2234; Sun, ewes. ia. 9-3605.
IF YOUR Tv SET needs repairs mis can
RIA. $4,000 and we will send you .
serviceman, for only 81 90. Credit
A terms a yRr or shop o, ,epairs Ia
$249 complete. LESCO. HA. 2-p556
or LO Abb ia
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BELL BOYS

Must be experienced. Good salary
300 Mass. ave.
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CLERK SEAMSTRESs; for dry clean
ing plant in Arlington. Call Temple
6:0426 after pm. ..
CLERK-TYPIST, young lady. white.
for general ONCE work in an insur-
anee ONCE: must be good typist.
Ing cond., retirement benefits and
free hosp: starting salary, S3S per
wk. See MR.. MANGUM. 1926 Conn
ave. 2nd A. 10 an; to 5 pm. III
CLERK-TYPiST-White, young lady.
t snaer ss h for general clerical du
ably fast typist: excellent employe
DE. 2-2003. CENTRAL AUTO
c fARKs ltS9 81 nw ops,,,r,
for typist in Insurance. Company SpsG J.
day week: pleasant surroundings
and other employe benefits. Good
chance for advancement. Apply $50
woodward Bldg. 18th and H SITS.
CLERK-TYPIsT. interesting position
in office of an outstanding home
furnishings store: fol-. accurate and
dependable person who is able to
deal with the public. knowledge of
figures helpful. Age 20-35. Reply by
letter only to w. & J. SLOANE,
cLERK.TYPPiisT, d h;G; expert
ence preferred but. not essential: D.
day week but must work Sat Apply
THE GRAY LINE INC. 1910 Eye
CiE.ERK.TYPIsT position avail. for
neat. dependable young girl IS-26l;
for relief time. variety Of work; s.
day, 35-hr week; modern air-cond
once; hosp. benefits. Apply in per-
son, ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA,
1905 East.West hwy, Bethesda. Nd.
CLERK-TYPIST-Small tair -condi-
TONED S 9ss With chance cha snd to r d
esting and involve dealing with peo-
Pile: age 25-35. ST. 10000. ia
CLERK-TYPIsT. under s5; 5-day
week; salary open. For real estate
once, Cell ME-. s-o095. Ill
R Soresr n %p' owe. Re ad to ns 4oh4
week. REED ELECTRIC CO.. 1903
CLERK-TYPIsT. invoice and billing
clerk: 35-hr. wk. Call for appt.
COLUMBIA SPECIALITY Co, 1925
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Nd.
CIERK-TFYlPTiisT, small insurance
agency; 35-hr. week; $240 to start.
enced. white. age S0-25: starting at
$40 per week; opportunity for ad-
yancement: many company bene-
fits. Ii. 6-1331. Ill
CLERK-TYPIsT: white, under 40
high school graduate with typtng
speed Of As words or better: 5-day
wk., paid vacations and other en-
ploye benefits; excellent opportunity
for advancement Apply NATIONAL
RIFLE ASSOCIATION. 1900 Rhode
Island ave. NV. la
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SALESMAN

Age no limit. Must be experienced in
remodeling. All leads furnished. Call
TU. 2-6322 for appt. IA
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IHELp-MEN 3 WoAAEN tceas. J

FILE CLERK. typist. eh.w. maids.
tray girl, Mattresses white and coll
oredl, charWomeu. truck drivers.
portefs. hllfng station attendant, kit.
help. janttors. mechanic, bus boys.
D. c. EMPL. EXCHANGE. 1872 9th
ct. NV. Ho. 2-42ls. no. 2-l572.
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CHECK ROOM GIRLS. exper., full or
part time. Apply MISS KATHLEEN
GREAGER. co check room. willard
CHTLD's NURSE and some light
housework; care for 3 children,
ages S, 8 and i year. Must live In
and be between the ages of 80 and
40 with q local reference of at
least . years in / position. English
speaking, South American or Euro
pean equally acceptable. Private
living quarters. Top salary. ,RA.
CLERKS (2). white; age 40 to so.
to learn record work and filing.
Must write legibly. be able to move
Ace near 18th and II sts. NV
Handling no MERCHANDISE. Hrs.
$50 to s.; "a day Sat. Start $40
mo. Do not apply II ex-Govt. clerks,
or people who do not live in WASH
ington area or if not been working
regularly. Phone MA. S-111S.
CLERK, for drug and cosmetic
counter: exper. preferred: excel. sal.
and comm. Apply EMPIRE PHAR-
MACY. 1T3S Conn ave. NV. 1t
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USER CAR MANAGER

One of Washington's oldest and
most successful automobile dealers
has, opening for an experienced
used-car. man of proven ability to
run used-car lot on Wis. ave. viii
be expected to sell. as well as super
MR.. CULVER. DI. 7-O1l1 between
3 and II am Ill
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FlagStone and Stone

WORK
Porches, patios. walks. retaining walls
tile drainage. Also waterproofing.
ANGELO MARCUCCIo JU. 9.1769
FLOORS; old and new; sanded, nm
ished. Linoleum and tile installed;
floor SERVICE. H A.: a 81 iAAs
FLOORS REF1N1sHED LIKE 1 NEW.
Free estimates. Reduced prices. c.
r. COVER. WA. 7-6s6s any time.
FLOOR "a SANDING Se ny finish , nsy &c 81
GENERAL sEi Il. i RE ,S ' paintine = and
decorating; plastering, roof painting
and repairs. PRINT. UN. 4-5334.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING; gem
e e5a Fep PIoDt Reliable .al1s Thits %s-
PAINTING. interior and exterior, Ist-
Class. Class work; free estimates. MR..
p IIfRNGMPSoN p. L1. 713!s9
immed. MIR. PoAT, RA. 1868.
PAINTING. INTERIOR AND ExTE.
RIOR: Free estimates any time.
MR.. JONES. JU. 1860.
PAINTING, PAPERING, waterproof.
inter. exteT;; Fla loans avail; Fer
lis
PAINTING, interior. exterior; roof
coating; white: do own work. Ii.
6-273S.
PAINTING, interior and exterior,
plastering, repairing. Free estimates.
J. J. BERRY, ia. $1,000. Ia
PAINTING. PAPERING, plasterins
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
Reas. Prices FREE EST. Du. 7-19l4.
IT,
PAPERING, free estimates, special
winter prices. Call Mr.. FoER. IA.
9-2942. la
only 1853 sunfast washable papers.
RA 3-T3q3 III N-7f,(lR
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SALESCIRLS

INVITE Oh COLOhEDJ
to door, Io Pa. to ' open up new ACE accounts
on no-money-dovn, easy-term
basis. No experience necessary.
1 @an kso ssrn ass th Sc e. NV oGI
sALEsLADY-We have an excellent
opportunity for one woman. FL to
45 years Of age. interested IN sales
work. Some experience helpful but
c rSs many Sens
SINGER ~ SEWING ING MACHINE CO.
$3.50 colesville I'd. Silver Spring.
sASIIEsLADY. white or colored; exper..
pleasing personality, neat appear
position. MosKIN's, 72s It'll st. NV.
SALEswOMAN, for new juvenile shoe
store. Prefer exper. in fitting chill
dren's shoes. Apply NELLIGAN's.
s Hi Il 8, aiS' white. wanted M By ma.
mission. sic 11th st. NV. RE.
7-12l2. Exper. helpful but not nee.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ex-
M MAJ 4 $500 per month. Box
sEiCHREEfARSYT' to education asso assoc
ton executive, Rockville, Nd. In
teresting and varied duties. Short
hand essential. Write. giving COM
plete resume. references, and sal
airy required. Box 1bS-V. Star.
SECRETARY. degree necessary; good
English composition and rapid typist
Apply ~2341 Wyoming ave. NV;
sECRETARY-Air-conditioned Conn
ave. real estate once; 35-hf. wk.i
TIES s'es caPl R G.'' Gerber o0f IE SSS i
GERBER REALTY CO.. EN-. Z:
sGfCCIRHEiTARY-Law experience pre-.
ferred. one-seeretary ONCE. 30,
324-T. Star.
SECYS., stenos.. .bkkprs., ofc. mach
9pTs .ypii tso hishsst .y SAL NV ArIAs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young lad,
for permanent position as private
secretary to young executive In as.
ISOLATION field. Requirements. for DO.
sition are basic knowledge Of steno.
graphic .skills. pleasing personality
a ano The 70 ,os sa ofs exesen
starting salary, good working condi.
tions, liberal leave and other fringe
benefits. Please apply to Box 29O-x,
sEGRETARY-News agency hq.: SEQ
wk.: varied work: Sum-. Mon. of
Shorthand. typ initiative, pleas
ant manner: Catholic, yng. girl.
Box 339-T. Star. 13s
SILK FINISHER; good working condi.
tons. ALL STATE CLEANERS, 2O26
RHODE Island aye. n;ss;,,,Ill-s
tcoicredS. min. ioo-12o w.p.m.. type
so w.p.m.: several openings. Wei
come at BoYDs. roo 18th. cor. g
Prefer legal or real estate expert
ence and ability to handle people
Near Dupont Circle; $50 for 5-day
week. Write Box pix, Star. Civ
ing tipping and shorthand speed
age, education and experience.
STENOGRAPHER, real estate ONCE
general office duties. must be &C.
curate. permanent position. 5-day
week; salary $3.50. Call MR.. LEE
LU. 2-1003. liz
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SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGER
We are looking for a man who. can
sell door-to-door. who can train
men. and who can hire men to sell
It's @ tough Job. but 1t pays 5000
q year salary and overwrite. Write
and tell US your age and your ex-
perience. Box 340-X, Star. Ill
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HELP-Mn

watches, tsweiry. on credit. fun or
spare time; Eood canning: no exp.
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Statesmen

FIRE SAFETY FIELD
II you have ever sold q fire
protection or fire alarm
equipment, we would like to
tell you about the finest
proposition in this field.
We have a tested and proven
sales program, with the I'm
est banking and financing
available. We also have the
highest record In sales in
this city, week after week,
because of a solid and sound
organization. If you can
sell, with US, you can earn
very well. Phone ia. g.
SCOT, for personal interview
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HELPMFN

PoRTER Win drivers pern1i: 5000
JOB. CENTRAL Lf6UoR& BIS 9th
At nv I'D
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SITUATIoNS-poMESTic

G.H.W. desires sleep-in job. suitable
for 4 days. school hours; have ref
ences. LU. 1-360S.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, elderly. ca
pable, refined habits, desires home
and small salary; perm. Box 425,X,
LsaiUJNSiDREss. exper. shirts, wants
PERAce'T1cHL NURSE. day or night;
refs. LII. 3-l539.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, exper..
care for sick; live in or out. Refs
WOMAN, white. would like washing
and ironing to do at my home; ban
quet cloth: also shirts. Tel; Ju
CoIo oiI; GIRL wants care OF
elderly lady or baby. with Inv,
days a week; live out. AID, A.
GIRL GIRL colored. exper.. reliable, either
week or day work. OIL. 6-62l5'
WOMAN wishes care Of elderly per-
son lig An.f house. laundry City refs
cdoGIo fiSSS WOMAN wishes days work
for Saturday: experienced. DE.
cot UbPI; GIRL. high school. ST.,
wants work after school. tipping,
baby sitting; any work. Ii. 3-S51a.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work
or evening cleaning Offices. baby sit
ting; experienced. ME- S-1229.
COLORED WOMAN desires general
housework, part time; no living in.
COLORED WOMAN desires work as
maid; willing to live in; references
colonel GIRL desires g.hw., 4
days week. Ii. 7-0709. liz
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STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
and tipping essential: in
teresting work with manufacturers
ant working conditions: 6-day
week. MRS. GODAIRE, RE. 7-477S:
ewes. and week ends. EN-. 2-3091.
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EDITORIAL
ASSISTANT
BETHESDA AREA

Personable young woman under 25
years. who wants to learn journal
ism. employe and public relations
work Must be able to type. file.
proofread and to do creative writ
ing assignments. Salary to $50 de-
pending upon education and expert
ence. Write q brief resume. in
cluding phone and address. Box
25f-X, Star. Ill
GIRL, white. exp. only,
IL noon to, $50 pm; closed Sun
piled. Apply in person only. MA
TIoNAL DRUG CO., 1000 Connecti-
FOUNTAIN GIRLS WANTED, expert
enced only need apply; good wages
and hours. Apply Mr.. Salisbury.
WHEATON PHARMACY. 11401 Ga.
ave-; 10; 3.9S7ic., 1851 IL
CHANDLER'S DRUGS. Landover
Hills. Nd. UN: 4:S3S6: Ia
AGENCY GIRL-Wanted
to handle growing agencw. in gem
eral insurance field: good chance for
advancement; age 25-35. ST. B.
1000 .--I3