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Milford chronicle., 1955-03-25

of Bridgeville, Delaware, were
the dinner guests of Mr. CliftOn's
mother, Mrs. Frederick G. Clifton,
Sr., at her residence on Mulberry
St., Sunday
Mrs. Hannah H. Morris has re-
turned to her home on Market
Street, after spending several
months with her son-in-law and
daughter, Colonel and Mrs. James
c. Grove and their family, at their
home in Alexandria, Va.
Expressing "a great sense of
satisfaction in this important
building" DR.. Carl J. Res, former
commander Of the Department of
Delaware, American Legion and
now national vice commander, laid
the cornerstone of the new home
Expressing "a great sense of
noon at a ceremony attended by
Of Lewes Post on Saturday after
many department and state auxili-
ary officials.
Department Commander Harry
S. Zerby of Georgetown was master
of ceremonies
The dedicatOry address in the
handsome, One-stOry block
structure, just off the main high
way leading to Lewes Beach, was
given by Thomas w. MulrOoney,
past department commander.
He spoke of the LegiOns ma
tional security legislation which
for so long he said, was crying
in the wilderness" When the Le-
giOn wanted to make ready for any
emergency, 'Our country refused
to believe in our plea for an ade-
quate national Defense" he charged.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-25
LEWES

On Friday evening, March 18th,
1855 Miss Sara Hester Donovan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
j. Donovan, ST., Of Lewes, became
the bride Of Mr.. Robert 3. DymOnd.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Dy-
mOnd, of Findlay, Ohio. The cere-
mOny was performed in the Bethel
Methodist Church in Lewes with
the Rev. A. r. DOugherty oficiat-
ing. Mrs. Jeanette p. Farren of
Wilmington. Delaware was matron
Of honor and Mr.. Charles Rob Roy,
of Murray, Kentucky was best
man. After a short wedding trip
the couple will reside on Fourth
Street in Lewes.
The annual drive for mainten-
ance Of the Lewes Public Library
Is now on. This notice is to bring
to the attention of all friends of
the Library that we need your
support with whatever amount you
care to give.
We have a grant from the State
amounting to half as much as
we raise locally, so the bigger we
make our local contributions the
greater amount we can get from
the state. We do hope for some
voluntary contributions during this
drive. We have to pay a librarian
Mrs. John Vessels), who serves
you at the Library on Tuesdays
from to p m, and on Satur-
day afternoons from to o'clock.
Members of the Lewes Library
Commission are Mrs. Raymond r.
Atkins, Mrs. D. Anthony Potter,
Mrs. Walter L. Bennett, Jr., and
Mrs. Claudia Orr
The Assessment Books for the
1856 Corporation Taxes of Lewes
are hanging in the Lewes Post
Office for public inspection.
The ZWaanendael Club of Lewes,
held their monthly meeting in the
club house on March 18th Mrs.
James A. Moore, program chair
man, presented the speaker, Mr..
W. H. Birmingham, ST., whose
topic was Fire Prevention and
Home Safety" Mrs. Albert B. Sapp
was the hostess Of the evening.
Plans are now being. made by the
club members for a Buffet Supper
to be given on March 18th, in
honor Of the graduating class of
1855 Of the Lewes Public School.
Mrs. Edith Scott is chairman of
the affair.
Dr. and Mrs. James Beebe, Jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs Louis Ingram,
left this week for Florida, where
thoy will spend a few days, visit
ing friends and relatives.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-25

Fletcher w. Gibson, Lewis ]. Rous-
hey, and Miss Adele S. Feldman and
Captains: Paul Lissy, Joyce Ross.
and Ellen Wolf.
Mrs. Irene D. Kersey, president
Of the Alumni Association, was the
toastmistress.
The boys team has a 1851 record
and the girls 3-10 record for the
season.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-25
SMALL TOWN POLICE

DALLAS, Texas - up ~ Dallas,
having trouble recruiting police, is
sending recruiting teams into
smaller towns to hold qualifying
examinations.
Police Chief Carl Hanson thinks
this will solve the problem.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-25
acted as POSTMASTER.

acted as POSTMASTER.
Committees planning the banquet
consisted of Robert Larimore, Rich
ard Papen, Donald Gehrmann, Eu-
gene Thomas, Delbert Simpson. and
Allen Cox. These members worked
under the direction Of Horace d.
Short, Chapter Adviser.
Basketball Teams HOnOred
The boys and girls basketball
teams Of Caesar Rodney School
were honored with banquet given
by the Alumni Association on Fri
day evening, March 18, in the
school cafeteria.
The principal speaker was Robert
Seimans, Assistant Athletic direc-
tor of the University Of Delaware.
Also on the program were coaches:
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-25
HARD MONEY MEN

DETROIT (P) Burglars
who apparently preferred good.
hard money looted the Exchange
State Bank of CarsOnviIle of SO. 600
in coins weighing 292 pounds. They
left behind $4,000 in bills.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-25

NiCarbazin Is an entirely new chemical de-
vaiOped by Merck specifically for the preDsn-
tlon Of eoccidiosis outbreaks in chickens. Il Is
Tar more effective than any other coccidiostat
now used for continuous preventive feeding.
HERE'S WHAT Nicarbuzln DOES
Hits the most damaging cOccidia hard, early
p their life cycle-you see no bloody
drOppfngs.
Cuts deaths from coccidiosis to zero, even
when losses ia untreated birds are as high
as go per cent.
Eliminates intestinal tissue damage that
causes unthriftineas and downgrading.
Permits development Of natural immunity.
Milford chronicle., 1955-03-25

NiCarbazin is available in the poultry feeds
Of leading manufacturers. Used continuously.
NiCarbazin offers the most complete protec-
ton possible against coccidiosis outbreaks.
Ask your supplier today for feeds containing
NiCarbazin.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
OFFICE CLERK
SEARS. RoEBUCK & CO.
Oil Bladensburg Rd. NE.

BLISS PROPERTIES. 1873 Colum-
bia I'd NV. AID. 4-3500 "a
PIX OPERATOR. tipping essential.
5la-day week, conditioned Of
fee, Apply Rm, 227, The Homer
Bldg, 18th St, between F and q.
PERSONNEL TRAINING SUPvR., re.
locate W. Va; days. SO, 400. ABB
BEY PERSONNEL, 1898 Eye NV.
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BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
Permanent position, 6-day week.
VIM. HAHN & co.
9TH and x qts NV
7th and K SITS. NV.


ER-CIERICAL, for daily
sales analysis: must have some ex-
psrien%cS % Or schooling din in in bookksePp. as,;ss
with figures; 40-hour week. Apply
Mr.. Bolts. THE GLOBE DISTRIB-
UTING CO.. 314b v st. ne. "a
BOoKKEEPER-TYPIsT, permanent
position for qualified person in
credit department of established
wholesale distributor. Good typing
essential. shorthand desired but
not required.
BOOKkEEPER. adv. agency; exper.
red.: 5-day week; air-cond. ONCE.
Box TOM. Star.
BOOKKEEPER, r. c. for construction
CO. Experience required. Age un-
der 40. Good starting salary. Box
13-M. Star. -26
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator,
experienced must type; b.day VIZ;
Strauss, MAJOR MASTERPIECES.
INC, OIL 7th ct. NV. 20
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, Burroughs Sensimatic. expert
ence preferred; 5-day. 40-hour
week, In air-conditioned once. Call
Mr.. PHILLIPS, Ho. 2-5b6O. for
interview. 40
BOOKKEEPING machine operator.
Elliott Fisher accounting machine.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase area: 5-day
contractor. Experienced preferred
but not necessary. For interview.
call OIL. 2-3662. "a
BKKPR. ASST. TYPIST, answer
phone; exper.. only: ref. required;
5-day wk.: paid vacations, all com
pany benefits, Salary open PRICE
REFRG. CO.. 3120 Ga. ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPERs - Silver Spring.
wheaton and Takoma Park. $3.50
SILVER 81 YER spRNo-RocKvL, EMpL,
S413 Georgia Ave. JU. a-4446
WORKER, for position
as cashier and associated duties;
small but % fast ,SaisS. safsssria' Ians sDurs 4
como Sona uRs, sOod salany. NowlSNbs fsiSnHs
REsTAuRANT, Se0i N. 7. ave ne.
minai. La. 6-56SS. ga
CASHIER sALESGIRL, quick
thinker, experienced on fast regis
ter in retail store, Good salary TO
right person. GREETING CARD
CITY. 1927 q st, NV.
CASHIER. experienced In chain store
grocery checksout: FLOWER DEL
Spg., Nd. ~, 7.9045. --2S
CASHIER, front ONCE; prefer NCR-
5000 experience, but will train
Apply Employment ONCE. SHERA-
TON PARK HOTEL. Conn. ave. and
Woodley I'd. NV "a
salary; Ice, air conditioned super
market. LEE SUPER MARKET.
2233 N. Pershins dr.. Ari Va.
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YOUNG MEN
EXCELLENT EARNINGS
UNUSUAL OPpORTTTNTTY

S@sSSC<A0 O1 & WV " M
Established mfsr. has opening in
outside sales dept, for go-getter
Wiling to match hard work and
plus comm. and monthly bonus and
opportunity that comes once in q
perience Necessary State dualifica-
tons In first letter. BOX 134-M.
YOUNG WHITE MAN. 25-40. for
steady assembly. work; opportunity
ADDS fST faRSefsftf aSNf ELsc re-
coon MONEY TODAY, q secure
future nu,9 ~ tomerseg, ssgs sell NuTRfLJITE
aoop aGs5 "a; GRpoSTsTDSSitry ssssDSi a. local 24 4.D.
Co speciaiizinr in % estate sfy analysis,
surance: salary up to $1,000 to|
start; future earnings limited only
by your skill and ability. Thor
ough training program over q 2-I
year period; aptitude test required
and personal data to BOX 271-M,
CAREER oppoRTuNrTY in national
organization with headquarters In
Wash, D. c., for q college graduate
With good appearance and person.
srsSs Aehest RSss se reasreS 5sf
Send recent snapshot. Box A M.
You've MAN, willing to so work.
changing tires, with or without
experience; starting salary. .$52
RRNpssY RRs5N DssssH r. 4g Bhp9s fatb eall'; st nw BEN
LOCAL DisTRTBUTOR DESIRES
man experienced in heating and
air conditioning layout and take
Oh Of residential and small COM
nercial. Pleasant working condi-
cation 9sstT am ssDd starting salary: q Box
ASTGAL ions OPEN In o. 8, South
Travel paid. Write only Employ
ment info. Center, Room s4s. 4
ramsPy assfE, Il, M.Nss, aO.tUn as.4o Il 20 ,,.rn
your present lob. Moderate success
with our very large CO. can mean
$500 TO. $500 per mo. while learn
'sALARiED POSITIONS 'men, So,
900 TO $3b.00d II you want q post
SR fp' ses our p'hsI .tte4 shsn eampsrn wsin
service viii be Of interest to YOU
Our excellent reputation among
employees has been developed over
q period Of 10 years procedure Of
high standards, Identity covered
hse Me- fST ss1 Psstissas stssan. ss, uaid sxB5
ATTENTION snN, 81 to so yrs. Of
is Win AZ 3 scod @ future. contact Mr.
bryan. 1910 q ct. NV, phone
sSoAxps IA k2HhrLorMxNr sERvziscE.
8. &Zss:ssssss, 2 haRa..l: ina sS.s ss:s: ::
S:sa.ssi Srsss saissi sss.: Ssas ss1ss.
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HELp-MEk

TEXAC0 SUPER SERVICE STATION
offers permanent employment and
opportunity to sales minded and
mechanically inclined men who are
willing and honest. Full or part
time. Experienced or not, Salary.
lsnd permit REQUIRED. Box Tim.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY As wash
Americas leading life insurance
companies. Man We seek is prob
ably married. between rs and 40.
doing well at present Job yet
somewhat impatient with progress.
While applicant need not have life
insurance experience he viii need
ambition. determination and de-
himself To this man We offer q
permanent position, unlimited earn
ing potential pension at 90. We
ofier Independence Of own ousi-
ness, vet afhliation. and support
of large financial firm. We supply
training. direct mail plan. Other
proven helps to located . buyers ,n1s sne
into management after first year
Our agency members know of this
ad. For interview write Box Az.
WE HAVE POSITIONS for . young
men, 81 to 35 who are not salts
fed with their present Jobs and
desiring to get into somethine
more profitable and diversified in
the selling field We train You TO
operate for your self and be youf
own boss. SNAP ON TOOLS CORR.
1909 East 25th ST., Baltimore lS.
IF You ARE BETWEEN Is and 80.
have been successful in the past
and are ambitious for the future,
we have an excellent permanent
position for you. Write to VIII
LIAM r. TOOKER. 1925 H street
NV. CORRESPONDENTS confidential.
FIELD family owned
enterprise has a few local full or
part-time opportunities remaining
Age $500 High school education
Essuiredda Tsssuiedaod For interview apDt.' call
8 MEN, World Book ency. sells IT.
self but can't do SO unless you
show it. Complete free training
assures your success. CO. 5-2514.
GOVT. EMPLOYE. col, to serve
dinner 8 ewes. wk. and work day
for rm.' board and $40 mo. Wo.
R-nQra
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LIBRARY CLERK

Young girl 2o-3g yrs. Of age. for
permanent position in our news
library 5-day. 40-hr. week. Must
be accurate typiSt and capable OF
handling details, Some library ex-
perienee preferred. Apply Person.
mel Room COS: open weekdays $50.
and Sat Gle. No phone calls.
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HElP---MEk

TOOL AND DIE MAKERs (2l, sx.
DeTissneed IN dis a; east st.. dies a Ela;ti; =;
hour Write MECHANICAL DEV
rRoarNRI: "a 1hc,' sals@ sousd re; rscord.nr lab.
PERSONNEL 1888 Eye NV.
TRUCK HELPERS, white. for movins
and delivery vans: permanent Jok
for steady. sober reliable men. Ap-
ply: Rear 6205 Fenton st., Silver
TRUCK DELIVER for plumbing and
PLUMBING and heating materials
In order to handle this Job. local
references necessary, also d. G.
drivers license. Apply ALLIANCE
PLUMBING & HEATING CO, 72
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Ask for Mr.. Baily
SINGLE MAN

81 to 80, to travel extensively
for / to 2 years. Should be
interested in sales future.
Prefer at least 2 yrs. college
training. Must be steady.
Salary and expenses Ready
to start Immediately. Apply
in person only, . AM. to
4 PM, Monday, July 25th,
to L. 9. Bye, THE B. r.
GOODRICH CO., 11l2 10th
st. NV.
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Maryland Residents
LUNCHEON

IRE YOU dissatisfied with your pres
ent job7 Do you need more money!
Do you want more prestige. better
things for your family2 Do you
want q successful and rewarding
lifetime career with fine COM
ppy ppany -. seilins; ling, q product Of the
4 50. this may be the greatest op-
bictogrsph opened the washington
once Of its fire safety division
Today fifty Washington statesmen
in. five branch ofhces know what
this program has done for them.
IN the next twelve months, we will
open a dozen more offlces In this
area and nearby States and you
may be the man to run one of these
branches. or head q division. or
manage an area for us. Because
OF the training and supervision
you will receive, former selling ex-
perience, although valuable, Is not
II be wise to get the de-
tails OF this wonderful opportunity?
II you are available to 20 to work
at once, and have car. be our
guest for luncheon at Olney Inn,
Olney, Nd, Wednesday. july 81
at 10 noon sharp. Otherwise call
ia. e-56o7 for interview.
Ask for MIR. Baily
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STRIKE OR
HOT WEATHER

GOOD JOBS WON'T WATT
We are screening now for:
Engineers. B.s.E.E.. NE. or physics
MS. relocate and no fee. Saiarie.
open.
E.E., radar systems. relocate, $4,000
maps. graphs. airbrush: relocate
Accountants t2). overseas. college
degree: experienced: to age 80:
Sales liaison, experienced. Open.
Asst. Electrical engineer, sanitary
field: local; $500 up.
Plumbing inspector. sanitary field:
Control records, stock, 3,172 up.
Bookkeeper. full charge. $40.
Comptometer. Q wears exper.. sec
Business property nerotiator. to age
Zee cream sales. experienced. $50.
Many other sales positions. Salaries
vary.
NO RE9IsTHATIoN FEE
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National Fire
Safety
COunsellOrs

Under Is State Regional
Directorship and train
er : managership TAR
RON BESSEN, District
Office, Empire Bldg,
9th and N. Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

BEAUTY OPERATORS, experienced: !:
B days. Good salary. Call In person.
PAUL HA1RDREssER, 1894 K st.
NV. .. Pa
BEAUTY OPERATOR Man or
lady stylist. 5 days, hours 8 to 6.
good salary. Apply GASTON Of
PARIS. Bethesda, OIL. 4-42ss;
BEAUTY OPERATORS. must be
eENrsRs sFS sRd 1ssg sS9q!ssi0R. Hzs e. BEA5ggTY 5g
BEAUTY OPERATOR. wonderful op-
portunity; also manicurist wanted;
HEoNssb nS:t e s0D pHtfR TsfRsr1PE. 11PglE. or ss si
Wisconsin ave. NV, Wo. 6-231s.
BooKKEEPER. s7b weekly: -expe-
rienced in handling general ledger
and payroll tax returns; 6-day
week, permanent position. Apply
n. ABRAMsoN CO.. 1882 9TH
BooKKEEpER AssT.-oMc auto
mobile experience preferred. Air
cond. once; good working condi-
tions See Mr. Buchner, CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. 1901 oronoco St.
BoOKKEEPER, age 1885, for re-
tail furniture store: prefer resident
Of ne: For interview phone DU.
BoOKKEEPER, must be capable of
taking full charge. Full time pre-
ferred but will consider, temporary
or part-time If well qualified. Five
TRIO EQUIP. CO., 2473 Sherman
Evening star., 1955-07-24
THE EVENING STAR

ALL IL v C4N 44NI ~ A1b
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
CLERK -TYPIST, general once work:
full or part time, days. good sal
ary: permanent. Apply EMILE OF
WASHINGTON. 1921 Conn. ave.
CLERK rYPIsr. under sb, fast. ac-
office in Bethesda. OIL. 2-1111.
CLERK-TYpIsr, 10 to 25; so GOOD
salary. vacation; apply CALVERT
CREDIT CORP. 7S45 Eastern ave-,
Silver, Spring. Nd. 3237 Rhode
Island ave-. Mt. Rainier, Md.
CLERK-TYPlsT to work as assist.
ant to title clerk. We offer an ex-
and neat appearing young lady. e.
day week. usual company benefits
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.. $50
csEakTTPffsT cs1aaaksnisRFf F. to ns work in aT eeasra
be good typist with knowledge Of
CIERK.TYPirsTs, SRi9tFei excellent eaSS WORKING
yancement. Complete company
sensfts ros Apply Employmsnt Once,
onETSA 1OM Ehfth nOIEL' Conn
IEs sae HSSpiey e Excel a~ oppor. for
clerk-typist In lge. national organi-
cation: 6-day week; excel. benefits,
Apply AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION kssS, TAT 1712 @ st. NV.
CESRR-TYrrsr, HHGa fSti permanent 30 pos,-
fsz fisfastiys scAE7 ssi5 szoEs ADRy 4s5s Il W
son blvd, Arlington, Va. "a
TYPIST--Internati air.
line. requires accurate and fast
clerk typist. Permanent position:
good salary. Vacation. Transports
tion benefits. Call RE. 7-40s5 for
CLERK ff TYP1sT. for small insur- 1
figures. Apply By letter only. stat
ing salary desired. HOME INSUR-
ANCE CO. Columbian Bldg. 416
Eli <: !. II Bethesda, Chevy
Permanent position. Air.conditicned
-TYPiST, answer tel; must
nent position to lady with ref; g.
day wk. Open salary. PRICE
REFRG; CO., 3120 Ga. ave, NV. 81
OhEhA-1 xEA6EB peEIUHneuLs small, /
congenial once star. national cor
poration benefits, 40-hr., 5-day
wk.. sMTTH-CoRoNA, INC, 1919
CLERK-TYPisT, for claim depart
ment of insurance company: 5-day
week. air-conditioned ofice In Sill
yer Spring. Call AMERICAN CAS-
uALTY Co. JU. S-2277. -25
CLERK-TYPIST, high school gradu-
ate, under 80. experience not nee
essary, permanent position: pleas
ant work in congenial surroundings; |
5-day week. AMERICAN SURETY
co 52l Southern Bldg. 18th and
H SITS. NV. -26
CLERK -TYPisT-small a.-c. ofice;
some knowledge bkkpg, helpful; |
25-40; keel. salary. MR.. MEYER, |
5!06 Conn. ave. EN-. 2-72ss. --25
CLERk-TYPIsT, some bookkeeping |
experience preferred but not es-
sential: 5-day week; good starting |
salary; air-conditioned downtown
once; group disqualification and
life insurance benefits. Call daily
O 10 g. co k-hA3R. Al
Evening star., 1955-07-24
IMPORTANT
NEWS FOR
FORMER
SERVICEMEN

Previous military serv-
ice in your speciality
makes you valuable to
the U. s. Air Force. And
the new Career Incen-
tives Act of 1855 makes
a career in the Air Force
more valuable to you.
Previous service countsl
The new Bill affects
retirement, grade. bo-
muses., etc.-all to your
advantage. Come in and
find out, or write for
FREE BOOKLET about
the new Prior Service
Program. No obliga-
ton.
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Neat Appearing

men needed locally for interestins
field work connected with popular
radio quiz program. positions are
permanent. Must be 20 to 35 yrs
age. willing to start at $3.50 per
wk. Car essential. For appt. cal
RA. 6-11S6, Monday.
Evening star., 1955-07-24

colored. 25-35 yrs. Of age. knowledge
Of city, d c. drivers permit and
clear trafac record are essential
Apply Personnel. Room sos. Open
weekdays s:30-5 and Sat. Gig. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
ny sERvICEMAN. Outside. Transp.
furn. Exper. only Apply in person,
65l Penna ave. Sc. -25
TV SERVICEMAN--Outside expert
sRs.d so eSs Ss'I lsts s0:s e. I:y e. Il s,e45s
~ sERvrcEMAN for outside work.
sx1sFtencs s1,de necessary. CAN d 70.
~ s-IaSs bEScH MAN. good WORKING Con-
1851 Old Georgetown I'd. Be-
thesda. Oh. 4-4559. IA
WALLPAPER SCRAPERS, to scrapeI
by the room. Apply Monday an.
MANCHESTER HOTEL, 1925 M st.
WAREHOUSE MAN to I'LL orders and
INTERNATIONAL SALES CO., 1924
after ii am. --25
Wash. Representative
NO EMPLoYhENr SYSifSS FEE
Operations Research
Math. or science education. Salary
a/c experience Open
TECH. RECRUITING
Experienced technical recruiting.
train- sth others no employment fee'
COMM. ARTIST
ExgsS5snced sl'' 'sdS air-Oru'h' color to
ACCOUNTANT
Experienced hotel or restaurant. 70
washington member National Per-
sonnel Associates with established
services in Ill principal cities
offering NATIONWIDE coverage for
of"town Industry 20 Opportunities are are
too extensive to list. Please call our
otfices for details.
WALTER H. KESSLER
sES aDd Services 1v. sis Wash q s.a BE
WATCHMAKER WANTED for busy
sTn1tsy downtown retail sI,.; watch and ieTelry
fitted once booth. glass counter,
etc. Rent. $50 monthly, lease and
trade accounts available. Leaving
country. $3.50 Also 1855 Ford for
Sals TE cheap; & heap, Day ST s-ose6: ewes.
WOOL PREssER, LIST class, top
MAgbsANP Msgf APp}y1 sSn sst kko, iS apS eo,e
rado ave. NV. IA
R0vS IA AZ ~ ..n ..,n q Ok an
Sr. Neat. VI white. sAr refined. iad Sea See Mr. r.
Champagne. 1915 Que at. NV. 2 to
s pm. only, Sunday. No phi. calls. .
MAN, aged 1888, married veteran
preferred. D. C. drivers license
required Heavy work. but perma-
nent position for right man; $50
for .5-day week to start. For in
!TlgHsg.s tsryisW; write dhoe to cla1,,r MI; ]. C.
chsSsry. Nd Give fvea fuf eaFticulsfs fss
age, phone, etc. PA
MAN WANTED. white. for work on
grounds Of Chevy Chase. Club:
steady employment. Apply on
premises. 6100 Connecticut ave.
NV. PA
MAN to work with field manager,
$50 per week; sss Mr.. ABRAMS.
MAN, over so. night clerk KEY
STONE HOTEL. TIA 18th st. NV.
-2S
MAN AND WIFE, white, from coun-
try, to do gardening and be handy
man around place; wife for some
gl,nt.r snt hosSsTSTk sSS %l,g must a,s be sE RHn
per mo. and living quarters un-
furnished See or call me today.
MR.. j. WAPLE, Alex, Va. Duke st.
exs.. OV,. 3-4661 or see Monday.
1924 14th at. NV. AD. 4-2005.
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Radar Field
Engineers

Will supervise the installa-
ton, maintenance, and opera
tion of long-range radar
equipment. Electrical Engi-
neering degree or 8 years
radar experience required.
Field assignments in this
country or abroad. Excellent
salary, relocating expenses,
per diem living allowances
and liberal overseas bonuses.
Enjoy the benefits and un-
usual opportunities for rapid
advancement With q fast
growing ieader In the elec-
tfonics held Relocation ex-
penses paid.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
CHECKER
Part Time

Food checker, part time, accurate
with figures and experienced on
5ootEssp4ns hsiptul. hours. ESQ
g.M.-lo;so pm, Fri, sat- Sun.
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