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INSTRUCTION COURSES

THE NATIONAL ACADEMY Of Broad
casting 1895 18th ST. NV. test.
1880 starts it's professional summer
course in June. Prepare for an an
nouncinR or writing lob. Intensive
training on control board and be-
fore RCA-TV Eve Camera Call DE.
Bx.RECEPTIoNIsT SCHOOL Four
style live" boards, The onlv fully
equipped school i3ln st. NV
RECEP. PIX course ttYping freet,
wks.. $50, hrs, "a daily. Inquire
BOLD SCHOOL. Est 40 yrs, cor. q
and 18TH. MA. S-23iO, real school
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul-
turc all subjects taught, approved
for GI training day and evening
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY co =
LEGE I21O G 81 NV. d 7.l76s.
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SALES
ENGINEERS

CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING e.
DISTRIBUTING OMPANY OF
AMERICA. INC. is now presenting
complete training program for a
selective few men to become quail
fed sales engineers with the largest
home improvement corporation in
this section Of the United States.
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HOLIDAY SHOE STORE
19A1 = O. Al VI LIZ


A LARGE LIFE ms. CO. has opening
for 2 men who can qualify: expert
cree not necessary: good salary can
be arranged: must have car. Ma.
S-1374 -I3
FREE CAREER TRAINING. real es-
tate and ms. LOYOLA INV. e. R.
EST D.. c. and Md. LU. 10000,
HE. 4-44O0. III
and steel building prod
uctS manufacturer needs > young
men for estimating and sales work
High school education with good
knowledge of mathematics needed
Steady employment at good salary
and other advantages. Apply Box
311-C. Star IA
! BACKHOE OPERATOR and l bull
dozer operator: TRIM CORP.
l.l2 Colesville Falkland I'd. Coles
vile. Nd, EV. $4,000. -l5
ALERT and ready man to
promote and operate a suburban
hotel with select clientele Box
395-E. Star. 10
A COMBINATION MAN. under 40 to
associate with permanent neW-car
dealer. references required; exper
in diagnosing mechanical difficulties,
particularly Ckrysler line. Splendid
opportunity for properly qualified
individual; See Mr.. Gartner, REED
BROS, INC, sos E MONTGOMERY
ave, Rockville, Md, Poplar 2-2l5i.
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SHOES. MEN-Asst. mgr. and sales
men. D. c. and Va. Good chance
for advancement since will open
several stores in near future. Good
salary. commission. PMS; vacation
and purchase discounts. Need also
extras for evenings and Saturday
SLIP. Cover CUTTER; full time,
Apply in person. ROSENBERG'S
AS 50th ST. NE. -l5
and general office
work: 37I3-hr. week. Apply in per-
son. RKO RADIO PICTURES, INC.
a3o New Jersey ave NV III
sIEN0:, S325. ; days, excel adv.
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D. C. EMPI,. EXCHANGE
PART TIME

national concern. Neat, white, 81
to 35, with car. Must be able to
work at least 3 nights week.
Average $40. Apply GEORGE MA
SON HOTEL, Alexandria, Va, Fri
day, May 10, 1870 pm. Ask at
desk for Mr. Bee.
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HELP-MEN
VOTING MAN

High school graduate for once eleri-
cal position. Permanent: 5lz-day
week; SIS starting salary. Apply
nuE GLADE SHOP
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RECEPTIONIST
PERSONNEL DEPT.

Personable young woman who enjoys
dealing with the general public. is
. good typist and is capable OF
handling a varied clerical operation
Some shorthand is desired but not
essential Hrs $500, Mon--Fri;
Room sos: open weekdays. S:30-5.
and Sat. 9-l2 No phone calls.
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Shoe Statesmen
Experienced; liberal salary
plus commission. Also part
time Salesm EN-. Apply
JOSEPH DeYOUNG, 1926 F
st. NV. is
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--If "a 81. NV. 10
MEN. over Is: free TO
travel; car furnished. Average SIS
per week. See Mr.. Mann. o TO 8
pm, THURSDAY and Friday. HARRIS
HOTEL No. II Mass. ave. NV.
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HELP-MEN
SaTEGAFN
Statesmen

Get paid every dayi Sell Name-on
/ products. Experience unnecessary.
| Mritf REENEE- Attlehnrn. Mas l Sc
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SEAMSTRESS

SECRETARY: law ONCE: 5-day week.
State age, qualifications, former en-
ployment. salary. Box Ably. Star.
SECRETARY for general office work i,
pleasant telephone voice, and used
education. age. marital Status st and
local references. Replies confiden-
tiai Excellent opportunity. Box 303-
sECRETARY, e5 to IS. shorthand
not necessary; 5-day week: responsi-
BILE position insurance ONCE. Salary
open: HO. 2-65O0. q to s. ia
SECRETARY. over 30. exper: inter
esting work with responsibility: in
small law ONCE new downtown air.
sond: BLDG: attractive salary. ST.
SECRETARY for realty construction
ONCE; pleasant work with con-
genial employees; 5-day week: sal
airy. commensurate with experience.
MAGAZINE BROS. Woodward Bldg,
SECRETARY. experienced; interest
established Arm. conditioned Of
nee CO; benefits salary open. Box
sECRETARY-5-day week. general
IN , work Over 25' Call Monday
SECRETARY. law firm. part time,
aforementioned Office; attractive sal
airy and surroundings, Box Jose,
Star. is
Sc RETARY- STENOGRAPHER - In.
teresting and varied work in down.
.own air conditioned once; 5-day
week; good shorthand and tipping:
experience preferred good starting
salary. For appt.. call NE. S-2443.
Ia
STENO., experienced:
small law once; vicinity Mayflower;
5000 mo. Box 1870, Star. Ia
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HELP-WoMEN
PIX OPERATOR

ryping essential: bla-day week: air
conditioned once. Apply Room e37,
the Homer BLDG, 18th st. between
p and O NV. -l3
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YOIING MEN

To sell ladies' shoes; guaranteed SAL
airy against good commission. Many
company benefits. Regular and part
time men needed Apply
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WOMAN wanted for. general house
w S6Sa ~ S sliS?i sh w.. must live in
excellent quarters, all modern ap-
planes to work with. $40. 5Ia-day
week. See MRS. HARPER. l93.
WOMEN SSSh ave white aie' IS to, SO. carry
dishes, counterwork. salad making
and baking. $50 a week Job. Nc
experience necessary. Chance to
learn the restaurant business, pleas
ant working, conditions. no sunday
or nightwork. apply SHoLLS CO.
ave. NV. See manager. Is
NOMkN, ioin AvoNS spring salet
promotion NOW for those extra
dollars Change of season brings
change of cosmetics. Earn S25 wkly
in spare hrs; DI; 7-022l. Id
high ls5,. school, Or D eOllegs o, one
with some knowledge of shorthand
to work in small ONCE or retail
store and assist in sales Apply In
person after 3 pm NATIONAL
UNIFORM CO.. 2001 X st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN. to work in local in
capable typist and some bookkeeping
experience essential to post rec
ords and write policies: good work
Mr.. Brannon. AMALGAMATED
CASUALTY INSURANCE CO. 406
A.. tin sEftcRiHTTAR1AL POSITIONS open ?
Inquire ST. $4,000 BoYD's, Est
~ nsceS Sr' Zoo a Wsle com y t9oq'sn ana
8 % MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied TO you by US Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
investment, canyassing or experience
necessary. FASHION FROCKS. Dept.
SA-3BS7. Cincinnati, Ohio.
SILVER SPRING-Daniels BoOtery
needs shoe litter for permanent. full
time work. Proper training provided.
Also part-time experienced filters
needed Apply DANIELS BOoTERY
Ellsworth DR.. opposite Hecht Co.
Silver Spring. after 12.3n.
SOLID COPPER GIFTS
EXQUISITE Copper Jewelry
PARTY PLAN
REGIONAL MANAGER for virginia. West
Virginia and D. c. Must be woman
35-45. well sroomed, experienced in
Party Plan selling and free 10 travel.
Solid copper CANDY dishes, beverage
trays. chatting dishes--ovsr 65 items
In all. Best party average BeS.
earnings. No deliveries or collec-
lions. Others IN this position earn
Ip to 100000 yearly. Write, eivin1
all details Il paSt experience 10 z.
7. Doty, .CoPPERCRAFT GUILD.
Taunton, Mass. ~
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SITUATIohS-DoMEsTlc

1 WISH TO PLACE my excel. maid
in good position. Live out. -
day week; gh.w. and child care.
Very reliable. respon. and needs
little direction. OIL, 4-1036 bet.
l0-5 pm ID
WISH 70 PLACE MY MAID, expert
enced and dependable. MRS. DASH
OFF, JU. 5-17OS. DU. 7-64g". Il 4
GERMAN WOMAN desires housework.
by the day. Call DE. 2-350s Refs.
CIV. DEPENDABLE WHITE WON
AN, Al: LIVE IN. 10. 2-2l03 l3'
COLORED WOMAN wishes general
housework. child care DU 7-O023.
COLORFD GIRL desires DAYS work
or 5-day. week Have refs, Depend
able. IL 3-44SB.
GIRL, coiored wants 3 days work;
vic. 10th and P SITS. NV. DE, -
ouO1
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HELP-DoMESTtc

COOK GHW, SI40 month. live in 4
nights Care of 2-year-old: must be
experienced Recent local refer
ences. Age 25-4O. EN-. $500,
IA
COOk-G.HW.; must be experienced:
51a days' S35:. Do, not call on
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HELP-MEN
ROUTEMAN

Ire ice cream season has started
this year Jack and Jill drivers are
earning more than ever before. due
TO our tremendous advertising cam
paign. The kids are waiting for the
JACK and Jill man Get in on the
big earnings. Apply any day incl
Sat. and Sun. s am TO 5 pm
JACK & JILL ICE CREAM CO.
l4I9 L st. Sc
ROUTE SALESMAN, white, 2l-30
married, for established route direct
70 homes; 80 weeks work. vacation
with pay. retirement benefits: car
and expenses furn.; salary and COM
call c. II. MARTIN. 10. 7-SS4i.
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COOK


Exper., to live on premises: separate
maids quarters: bedrms;. liy. rr1'
1881. after IL noon for appt. Id
CIV, colored; "a day Thurs. every
other Sun. of: good refs; live in;
S25 wk. WO. 6-4043.
MAID. g.hw.. cooking: 5z-day week;
10 through 6:l5 dinner; must be OF
good appearance and well man
MAID. live. in, g.h.w.. fond Of chill;
dren: references required; usual
time of. $50 wk.; automatic raise
to party who fills the bill. MR.. VIM
CENT. NO. 7-7515, 8 to b pm. Ia
COUPLE. white. to live in: woman
for Hh.w. and cooking, man TO
help with homework and garden
ing; must be fond of children; recent
local references necessary. on.
4-4O60. lis
PARENTS will share N.
Arl home with mid. -aged white lady
in exch. for III. W. and care of , schl.
age. children; sal. open, ia. 7-3l 50.
LIVE IN, ghw. and cooking; good
with children Thursday and every
other Sunday of recent reference.
RA. 3-24S9 IL
COUPLE-Man as ianitor- chauffeur.
wife as maid; $3.50 mo. References.
AID. 2-9296 IA
COLORED GIRL for Ink. and care
of SIN. children while mother works;
f-day week; live out: $50: ref. re-
CURED and health card. RIA. 6-7104.
-15
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HELP-WoMEN Cont
BOOKKEEPER, ASSISTANT =

ASSISTANT - To
specialize in accounts receivable and
invoice pricing. Tipping ability de-
sired will train. Age 30 to 40. 5
days a week. Box 107-C. Star. -15
not over 40. establ. real estate
mortgage insurance firm: pleasant
midtown location. air-cond. Offices;
5-day wk.. o to 5; top salary; excel
chance for continued advancement
TY CO. $500 Conn. ave NV. DE
BKKPR.. F.. c.. S3o5. Gen. ofc. bk-
grind. GENERAL EMPLOYMENT,
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HELP-WoMEN

sIENOGRAPHER. life INSURANCE. Of
Z nee; permanent position; excellent
, enploye benefits: $3.50 . month:
/ 36ls-hour week. DI. 7-0335. is
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YOIING MEN l6l

4:30-10 pm. Saturdays.
all day Over 81. with car Minimum
commission, $50. Excellent oppor-
tunitv for ambitious men, Govern
ment or college students. who desire
better than average income. Inter-
views all week, 81 Pm, Suite $50.
Warner Bldg
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YOUNG LADIES

II you are a high school graduate
and would like to work a 35-hour
week, are able to type as words per
minute and are under IS.
II you would like to do interesting
work and want an opportunity TO
advance.
II you would like to work in a mod
ern, conditioned ONCE with
cheerful surroundings.
II you are friendly and would like
TO work with friendly people.
Then phone Mr.. Allnutt at d. r
$500.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
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HOSTESSES

SILVER SPRING-DAYS
BETHESDA, MD.-WEEK ENDS
Immediate openings for qualified ap-
plicants. Training classes start each
week.
Good starting salary, plus meals and
Sacony suits furnished. Excellent
employe BENEFITS. Applicants must be
high school graduates, : #. 5 in. to
5 II. 3 in. tall; preferably between
"2-35 years, experience helpful but
not required.
APPLY
l341 @ st. NV. Room 200
HOT sHoPPEs, INC.
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sITUATIoNs-MEh 6 WOMEN

ATT. employers. Carefully screened
colored workers supplied. No charge
to you BURCH. no. 2-5553.
FLA. MATH. PROF. and Ior wife will
serve as caretakers, tutor, Secreta-
rieS. night or desk clerk, or perform
other matchmaking duties in re-
turn for room, board and /or salary.
Summer. Box 217-E, Star. 49,
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-30
Fiery Cross Near
Milford rs Called
a Teen-dge job
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The cross was rudely construct
ed Of rough lumber, state police
said, and apparently had been dOus-
ed with gasoline to give the flames
a start. BY the time the Jaquettes
returned and troopers arrived it
was just about out. NeighbOrs said
in full flame it seemed about as
high as the six-fOOt fence between
the Jaquette property and the road
Troopers said they attributed it
to teen-agers because of its child
ish'' construction. They also point-
ed out that school-age youngsters
just now have holiday time on their
hands.
Troopers said their investigation
lis closed unless something unex-
pected comes up"
Recall COrnstaIk Epidemic
Other sources pointed out that
the area around Houston was plag-
.ued early this fall with cornstalk-
burning epidemic. This also was
blamed on teen-agers and stopped
about 10 weeks ago after police
and fire authorities threatened ar
rests.
Mr.. Jaquette said it was the kind
of thing done only under cover OF
darkness and he interpreted the
incident cas- the response Of some
persons in the community to my
stand that since the law Of the land
provides for racial integration in
the schools, making it effective is
the duty Of all good citizens" "
Attitude Unchanged
Mrs. Jaquette said that the fam
lily plans to pay no further atten-
ton to the incident.
''Well keep following the same
path, she said.
Mr.. Jaquette last month wrote
letters to the executive committee
of the PTA asking them to consider
whether the PTA should not speak
out in the controversy over the
stand Of the Milford Board Of Edu-
cation against playing sports with
any integrated school.
In the letter, Mr.. Jaquette rais-
ed the question of whether the
school board considers the Milford
school system still a part Of the
United States or whether they con-
slider the election that put them into
office also gave them the power to
run the Milford school system in
their own manner regardless Of the
United States Constitution.
Mr.. Jaquette's stand was backed
by the Delaware Congress Of Par
ents and Teachers but the board OF
education later declined the meet
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-30
Firemen Kept Busy
Last Few Days
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second was a chimney fire at sos
Washington street.
Wednesday, December 28th, in
the space Of less than an hour,
the firemen, answered three calls,
the first to the Cannon residence
on North Street, where a defective
..ue, caused a fire that damaged
two rooms served by the 1ue. The
second was at the residence of
Babe Hollands in North Mil
ford caused by a stove, damage re-
ported to be slight here. The third
was a grass fire on the Milford
Lincoln Road at the rear Of Harr-
ington's junkyard.
Let's. all make a New Years
resolution to help our firemen
combat fires and have a perfect
record. Just remember two things
THINK and BE CAREFUL.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-30
Lighting Contest
Winner Announced

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nut; Austin Lofand, West; N. 7.
Webb, Jr., North East Front; Jim
Downham. Cherry.
Five dollar prizes were awarded
to: Jack Hickman, Lynch Heights; I;
Preston Kenton, Shawnee; Jim
Pettyjohn, South Walnut; Harold
Bunting, RehOboth Cut-off; Dryden
Gillespie, South Walnut.
Personal mention: Jimmy Ham
mOnd, Hall Place; Everett James,
Cedar Beach Road; Chuck Wright,
Hall Place; MilbOurne Berridge,
North Walnut; Walter HOutz,
Church at North y F5Pssssll:sf0t; Carlisle
Hall, Towers Apt; Jimmy Layton,
North West Front; Harold aWilley,
Shawnee; Irve Bowman, Route 113;
John NaylOr, North Washington; /;
George T. Reed, South Walnut;
Perry Reese, North Street.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-30
Election Board Head
Darden Takes Over

S. P. Darden, Jr., Democratic
mayor Of MillsbOrO. is the new
president of the Sussex County
Board of Elections. He succeeds
Lewis Trivits, Seaford, who re-
signed as president though still
retaining his membership in the
board.
J. Fred Miles, Seaford, and Dom
aid Hickman, Selbyville, newly
appointed member Of the board
both Democrats, were sworn into
office and certified before Levy
Court at its meeting Tuesday.
The new board will formally or
ganize on Tuesday, January "a.
Mr.. Darden, Clifford E. Hail.
state auditor who is in charge Of
the general state registration Of
voters to begin in March, and John
M. Lank, secretary of the Board
of Elections, appeared before Levy
Court to discuss problems arising
through the new election laws,
particularly regarding suita Bile
space for the heavy files and other
supplies that will be used for the
registration.
Levy Court voted to seek proper
quarters for the registration.
The Beard of Elections inspected
the building on county property
which houses the voting machines.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Burton Case and
Miss Charlotte Noble Of Harring-
ton and Miss Peggy Laughery OF
Greenwood enjoyed Christmas din
ner at the Jacob Hatfields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Meredith
were Christmas dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Meredith at
Wyoming.
Mrs. Juliet Needs is spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence Wilson. Christmas guests
at the Lawrence Wilson's we're Mr..
and Mrs, Charles. Meyers of Phila-
Gelphia and Mr.. Kenneth Clark Of
Florence, Mississippi.
We are sorry TO hear that Mrs
Enola Meredith a former resident
of Greenwood is very i'll in the
FELTON, Nursing Home.
Friends of Dagney Whitmore will
be glad to hear that she is re-
covering from her recent illness
enough to be out again among heI
friends. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
more and children, Lee, Jim
Gladys, Charles and Dewey were
dinner guests of the Jacob Hat
fields on Monday evening. The
WhitmOres are originally from
North Dakota and far away from
their own families, but Dagney
spoke so often of how delightful
it was to live in our small com
munity with its warm friendliness
and how the girls in her Sunday
School class and other friends toe
had gone "all out" as We say tC
help her quickly get back to
health. She is so grateful for il
all.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-30
December
Sets Dry Record
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NAyOVNAMN " AOAll MIHt Nf4EFf
one Of the driest Of all months.
The importance Of December pre-
cipitation is that a lot of it comes
in the form Of snow The average
for December is nearly three inch
es. On a very rough estimate one
inch Of rain is calculated by the
weatherman as equal to 10 inches
Of snow.
A greaS deal Of the snow is alb
sorbed by the ground, building up
the ground water supply. The lack
of it could bring trouble to the
farmer next spring.
One Of the easiest guides to the
lack Of precipitation is the small
pond. Many d them which have
been suitable for ice skating in the
past have dried up or have reached
a level Sc low that it is impossible
to skate on them.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-30
Jehovah's Witness
To Assemble Here
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event. He will appear on the pro-
gram all three days and will de-
liver the main public address at 8
p. M, Sunday, January o. His
subject is Overcoming the Fears
Of This Generation.
Milford householders are being
asked in personal visits by the wit
nesses to provide moderate-priced
rooms for the attending ministers
and their families. These delegates
will come from as far south as
NassawadOx, Virginia, to Claymont,
Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-30

Prices q fhis advertisement effective fhFouqh
Saturday. Dsssmbsr 5lss.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-30
Rorean provarbs

Koreans are fond. Of witty, salty
proverbs. Mary are reminiscent Of
familiar Wests<s 1aiszims, such as
'sYou cannot catch one rabbit il
YOU chase two at once, and
''Where there are no tigers, Wild
eats viii be very self-imoortant !"
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-30

ing with the student protesting the
program of segregated sports and
no further action was taken at the
time by the PTA.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
slTUATloNS-DoMEsTIc

WOMAN. colcred. desires 8 ewes.
work, 6:30. to g:30i 81 hr. ant
carfafsi refs. AID. 2-7i6b. "a
TWO GIRLS, .eolored. want day
york. or full time; best refs. ST
GfRL, colored. desires iive-in lob
Pee ho%s' fond Of children: refs
Gill. eoiored, wishes Job as moth.
COL0RED WOMAN wants work, care
of children or housework. ST
cSIISSfShp WOMAN IAN GOOD sls.n.,
wants days work. Lu. 4-2s66. =
E.h.w., fond Of children: live in OF
out; Bethesda-ch. ch. no. 2-4737
CoLoRED GIRL needs houseyork OF
child care. 5-day week: refs. 20
c0I0SED GIRL, wishing work a,
mothers helper or child care: neat
reliable and honest; references. Ii
cSESkED qnL want. xork, 5 eey,
child care: S3b wk- Exper. pu'
cciSSsRD onL desires ssnersl
houseyork: sood references. Do
Evening star., 1955-11-22
sITUATIoNs-WoMEN

CHILD GAZE or elderly; NV; white,
middle aFs; 1--we out. co. 5-S791,
CHILD CARE by responsible white
woman; EXCEL local refs; live cut,
CfERK-TYPisT, white, a. full,
auaiifed. all ofe. procedure; seeks
immed. employ; 5 ds. Jp. 9-3924.
NURSE, undergraduate, desires work;
best OF references. Call TIE. g.
SG.'s|ti, s5s'|.i,. white, ~ practical / ssssps.:,
duty d,lARie 4 desired. aGr quiz. Ju. = RssYso2 2nE ss:
SWITCHBOARD 0PER.. exper.,
wishes eve. work entirely OF
alternate wks. HU. 3-0167 OF
lRl0 kalorama I'd. 23s
TYPING AT HOAE, pickup and de.
liver: fast service. WA. I-6442
and skill In dealing with them are
rather unusual traits. Would these
traits. combined with intellieence,
college training, recent years Of Of
nee. experience, and secretarial and
bookkeeping Hkills be Of value TO
Xcu3 Call after 4 pm. VIII. g.
TWO GIRLS, colored, desires night
work, celaning offices, full or part
rhRsoSnsEE raRRsi SSfHsE P96uNSs Niss4l 44lADY want.
part-time position as clerk-typist
Or receptionist; preferably 3 full
days . week. Call TU. 2-7376; refs.