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Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17

Messrs. Harold Leary and
Edward Johnson of the Uni
versity of Delaware will pass
their vacation with their pa
rents in Roxana.
Edward Schabinger, of Fell
ton, has been chosen to repre-
sent Kent County at the Ma
tional All Club Camp held in
Washington, ID. c., June 13 to
10.
Miss Ruth Rust, of Trinity,
a member of the All Live
Wire Club is attending the Ma
tional Camp in Washington
for a week. She will also at
tend the Short Course at
Newark next week.
Miss Dorothy Fitzgerald,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Fitzgerald, ~of Milford,
and Robert Greene, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Greene,
of Little Creek, Del, were mar
ried Sunday night, June 9th,
at Elkton, Md, by the Rev.
Harrington. Miss Mary Cliff
ton and Kennerly Lambert of
Milford and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mag of Dover, accompanied
the couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Greene
will make, their home in Mil
ford
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17


ION Wednesday evening, June
18th, the regular monthly meeting
of the General Service Committee
of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
of Delaware, was held in the rooms
of Morning Star Lodge, in Smyrna,
under the direction of President,
John A. Assay, who succeeded
Past Grand Master, Baldwin IL.
Norris, who resigned that office,
to accept an official position in the
Grand Lodge of Delaware. Mr..
Assay, previous to his election as
President. was Secretary of the
Service Committee for one year
and a half. At the last meeting,
William E. Shaw, Jr. was elected
to succeed Mr.. Assay as Secretary.
Reports from the County and
State Coordinators were presented,
and discussions for the enter
tainment planned for the Veterans
Hospital. at Brack-Ex; Emily p.
Bissell Sanitorium; Governor Bacon
Health Center; Welfare Home, at
Smyrna; and the Stockley Home,
was outlined for the coming
months"
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
The Past In Review
News As It Was Reported In The Chronicle
orty Years Ago.
Taken from the June II, 1915 Issue

Fishermen at Bowers have
been receiving fine prices for
their fish the past week. One
night the fish sold as high as
$3.50 per bushel. The fish
traders must have quite a de-
mand for the fish.
On July 1st, 1915. William
i Morrison will pass from the
active to the retired list of
employees of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. For over
forty years he has been the
agent at Lincoln, Del, for the
ID. NJ & " Railroad, then the
Junction & Breakwater Rail-
road, and with others in vari-
Gus parts of the system.
Captain James w. Cannon
and Lieut.. Arthur Ruddell will
leave Milford on Sunday even
ing for the State Range, where
they will take part in the
Camp of instruction held there
next week for the line officers
the Organized Militia of Della
ware. The following Sunday
Major Lank and Colonel Town
send will leave for the same
place for a weeks participation
in a camp for the field and
staff officers.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
Twenty Years Ago.
Taken from the June II, 1885 Issue

Taken from the June IA, 1885 Issu
Carl Lekites, Jr., of Millville,
spent few days with his
father at the Coast Guard Sta
tion below Chincoteague, Va.
Despite the light showers in
the Lewes section throughout
Saturday and Sunday, over
200 visiting sportsmen came to
Lewes Beach during the week
end for fishing and caught
around 10000 fish. 1t was the
best weekend of the present
summer season.
soH
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Reed.
of Milton, announce the marri-
age of their. daughter, Doro-
thy e. to Earl Kimble, of
Wilmington, at Elkton, Md, on
November 10, 1884. They are
making their home in Whining
ton, where Mr.. Kimble is en-
ployed.
Ruth Armour, of Houston,
received an honor attendance
certificate for IL years perfect
attendance. and her cousin,
John Armour, also of Houston,
received a certificate for z
years perfect attendance. The
awards are of diploma size on
parchment and are signed by
the State Superintendent of
Public instruction.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
Thirty Years Ago.
Taken from the June la, 1925 Issue

Taken from the June IL, 1926 Issr
Mr.. and Mrs. Orland Alex
auder of Frederick, and Mrs.
Emory of Dover, attended the
commencement exercises of the
University of Delaware last
Monday. Their daughter, Mary
Helen Alexander, was one of
the graduates.
Miss Margaret r. Thomas of
Milford, was married Satur-
day at noon in the Rehoboth
Presbyterian Church at Midway,
to John T. Phillips. postmaster
of Rehoboth Beach. The cere-
mony was uerformed by Rev.
DIR. William G. Little, the pas
tor. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips will
reside at the beach.
r. Arthur Derrickson, one
of Milford's leading merchants,
was elected the first president
of the new Rotary Club just
organized in Milford. Other
officers. vice president, G.. Don
nan Holzmueller; secretary,
G. Marshall Townsend; trea-
surer, G. Thompson Reed;
. sergeant-at-arms, Stephen P.
Toadvine; Board of Directors.
r. Arthur Derrickson, c. Don
non Holzmueller, G.. Marshall
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
Ten Years AGO.
Taken from the June Is, 1915 Issue

Sergeant Thomas. R. Williams
is spending furlough with
his mother, Mrs. Elmer T.
Williams. Sergeant Williams is
assigned to the hospital ship,
Chateau Thierry, which is now
in drydock for repairs.
Miss Doris Green. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green
of near Milford, was formally
accepted into the Waves"
yesterday, Thursday, June IA.
Miss Green, attended Milford
High School. and for time
was employed at the Milford
Chronicle as linotype oper-
ator.
Major Oliver A. James, who
served for three years in the
South Pacific, with the Army
Medical Corps, has returned
on rotation leave to his home
in Milford. The surgeon, son of
DR.. and Mrs. Oliver v. James.
went overseas in the early
days of the Pacific war. Mon
day evening of this. week, he
and his father were guests of
the Milford Rotary Club. Major
James told the Rotarians some
thing of the interesting habits
of the Fijians.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
GOLD DREDGE MOVED

HELENA, Mont. Up The first
OF the modern floating gold dredges
to be erected in the Helena mining
area has been transferred to placer
workings in the Boise, IdahoA Basin.
II required fifteen 2O-ton trucks TO
haul the dismantled 300-ton giant.
There still is one gold dredge in
the Helena area. 1t is on creek is
miles south of Montana's capital
city.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
CONTAGIOUS LITTER

RICHMOND. Va. -(P)- High
way Department experts say litter
bugging begets litterbugging. Most
people hesitate to throw trash on
the clean shoulders of a highway
But when once somebody starts
tossing out paper and empty beer
cans others follow suit.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
PRIVATE PROPERTY!

RALEIGH, N. C. - (P) - Sem
ator John Shuford introduced bill
in the General Assembly which
would impose a $40 fine of motor
lists who park in private parking
lots clearly marked with the name
of the person to whom the space is
leased.
The senator was peeved because
he frequently found his space TAX
en- in the Capitol lot.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17

About Az million U. S. women
are employed in clerical work
about a quarter of all employed
women.
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TV, Radio and Benchman
ITV OUTSIDE SERVICEMAN

WAREHOUsEMAN; 5-day. 4O-houI
week, Opportunity for advancement,
high school education and D. c
drivers permit required. Stock room
experienced desirable. Call Mr.. Phil
lips, Ho. 2-5560, for appointment.
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WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC
LIST class. all-round. references re-
CURED good working conditions
PROCTOR APPLIANCE SERVICE
Silver Spring. 3
~ orIT1I15 a.
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HELP-MEN
statesmen

faEy companies oder you the pro-
verbal pot of gold. but wind Up
swing you an empty pot. We Sas
this; II you have any experience
or the desire to sell. ride with one
Of our salesmen for one day. You
viii see this man selling over 5Ors
OF his customers. aVeraglng SIS
rer sale working confirmed leads
only. and doing no collecting or
Seryictng. II YOU are at present TN
employed or II the company you
are working for now Is not ofiering
you the same things. why waste
Mr.. BOGLE at $40 9th st. NV.
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HELP-WOMEN

ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER, ex-
perienced in all types of credit work:
aforementioned office. Apply in per-
son, afternoons only, to Mrs Strauss,
MAJOR MASTERPIECES. INC, oil
BE sa II AN experienced. man nan or
day week; top salary and corniniS-
sion. JU. 9-9S65. -
BEAUTICIAN - Ali-round operator;
salary and commission. Apply WILL
LARD HOTEL BEAUTY SALON.
BEAGTfciAS' full or part time;
NARD's ADEIPHI BEAuTY SALON,
University lane. Hyattsville. HA. q
BEhUTICIAN. se5-s75, plus COM
1915 Michigan ave. me- LA. 6-9i07.
EEAUTICIAN, iuil or part time, ex-
per. all-round operators pref. with
sai. and comm. 5-day wk In
Wheaton busiest and most pro.
gressiyc beauty salon. Call Mr..
George, AID, 4-24OS. THE BEAUTY
SPOT; 1865 Wheaton Kensington
B2AuffiH es oRGRA AZ $50 to 81 sIoo
per week guarantee plus commits
sion; day week, no manicurine;
STEADY work LOUIS CREATIVE
HAIR DREssERS 1910 eye st n v,
Apply PAT YOUR HAIRDREssER,
U37 r ST. NV. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Top male
hairstylist for Arlington's finest
beauty salon, Wonderful oppor, for
s sIrS, ie4 worker THOMAS HAIR
va; Opposite The Hecht CO... "a.
BEAUTY SALON APPOINTMENT
CLERK -receptionist, must have tx
TffHoMA aR' Hh Iissil9fL 4sF'sS SS
Glebe rd, Arl, Va. Opposite The
Hecht Col, IA h-b2at 3
BILLING CLERK Good typiSt.
knowledge insurance or bookkeeplng
helpful r. w. BERENS, INC. MA,
S-50Od Mr. Graham or Mr.. Camp
bell "A
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PRESSER, part time; must have min
iature boiler license. Phone 10.
1-4613 after 2 pm. "a
full or part time, MIR, Butler or MI.
PRODUCE MANAGER, capable of
buying and operating produce de-
partment in self-service market:
must be sober. reliable and be able
to furnish references. Apply mana
ger, SUITLAHD SUPER MARKET.
1854 Suitland I'd. Sc, 10. s-S0sO.
RATE CLERK. familiar with Middle
ATLANTIC tariffs. Call Mr.. Higeins,
REAL ia Estate BROKER with College
you could successfully operate your
own real estate business If you only
had the backing. here is your chance.
Send reference and experience in
formation to Box 251-C. Star. IS
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER
sales ability to build sales organiza
ton In Virginia. salary plus COM
mission. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI.
REAL IL ESTATE SALESMAN = Fun
time only. Must be experienced, Elk.
man. AREEDGE REAL ESTATE
CORP. 1888 Wilson blvd. ia. z
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. one ex-
perienced. full-time man. the right
man If he will work can make
approx. $4,000 per year. CLYDE
r. ADAMS. Realtor, $3.50 Annapolis
I'd, Bladensburg. Md. 3
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-The Leo
M. Bernstein Co. has openings for
. experienced real estate statesmen.
Call Sales Manager for appointment
CO. 5-3533.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen - Earn
while you learn. Glasses start Fri
day. cox g. CO. UN. 4-15"6. S
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MEN INTERESTED in fun or part
time work: must own car. II qualify
salary or commission. Leads furn.
Call JU. S-1193 from to $50
pm. "a
MEN, white or coiored To set pins,
full or part time. No experiences
necessary. We teach you. Earn from
So TO IS per night, from 5 pm.
to midnight. We Assist with trans
portation. Apply, ready to work. any
time after II noon. at WOODMOOR
BOWLING CENTER 10145 Coles
vile I'd. No phone calls. IS
MEN. 25-35. Is IT. or over. exper.
driving large trucks Our work "a
brain, u muscle. $50 week Men
with. above average energy (both
physical and mental, able to prove
it,, soon earn 500 LU. 2-947S.
YOUNG MAN. Is TO 25. permanent
chance for advancement. References.
Call @. P. Gill. AID. 4-3611. %
YOUNG MAN to drive light del. truck
and work in harware store; good
A stsstinf ff rA aggyIy IN sRspsP
CO.. Annandale. Va. --s
YOUNG MAN WANTED. colored or
white to work in collection dept.
Must be at least lS yrs. of age. full
time only. Apply Mr.. Fields from
1 YORK JEWELRY co. fia 7ta st.
YOUNG MAN; estimator. salesman,
for long distance and local moving
Experienced or trainee. Must have
car Box 346-C Star -
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HELP-MEN
FIELD
REPRESENTATIVE
FUNERAL BUSINESS

p. o. Box e1sS. Alexandria, Va.
MECHANIC, minimum 9
yrs. experience in top work. Drink
ers need not apply. Pc. 2-6S10. 3
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{2). experienced in real
estate, for aggressive, expanding
ONCE In Bethesda; liberal commits
sion ARRANGEMENT. including listing.
commission. liberal advertising. al
lowances. trade" houses available
from our building dept; we want 70
grow and need people to grow with
us. Call Mr.. Wilburt, INTERSTATE
REALTY CO.. OIL. 4-O646; eyes
CABINET TT MAKER. APPRENTICE. to
train under Gil bill in modern ap-
proved shop. No experience required.
WA. 7-7l42. ~ :,
va: earnings, $3.50 to $500 week;
a top-flight deal for top-iiight sales
men. Apply in person. Friday eve:
& to o; Sat. morning. TO IL. ia
S St. Asaph St, Alex, Va. -6,
to sell on outside,
watches. jewelry on credit. Good
earnings. Full or part time. No
exper. nee. N. Y. JEWERY CO., 7l9
18th st. NV g
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HELP-MEN
Janitor Maintenance Man

For mooern NV. building; must have
engineers license and be familiar
with both oil heat and air con-
ditioning; salary and apt. provided;
no, children. If you meet above re-
quirements apply 1915 Conn. ave.
APPRENTICE, young
learn repairs such as lighters. foun-
tain pens: also the use Of engraving
SHOP. concoHrse. Pentason Bids,
ia. 2-7107 for appointment.
CLERK. young man. with
retail jewelry experience, for re-
pair and service department. One
repairs over the counter and sales
ability. Call THE JEWELRY SHOP.
Concourse. Pentagon BLDG. ia. q
LAUNDRY SORTERS. experienced
only; must be steady and sober;
good salary. Apply GREYSTONE
tApMPRY NAN Sl6 s 18th St; nv ~ .une[
yising operation Of small laundry
LAWN VH MAiNTENANCE MAN. expert
snceds for large apt. project. Can
L hA T11sPl' MECHANIC, must l4 be
character Top wages with quarterly
week. Permanent position. Must
have good references. Call DAVID
or SOUTH LYNN, UNIVERSAL
FLOORS. INC. Wo. 6-052O.
LIQUOR CLERKS, young men: must
EIG's LIQUOR STORE, 5416 Ga.
N w
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MACHINE sERvIcEMAN
BOYS OVER 16

High school juniors and. seniors liv-
i TG,. IN Ia, Alex ..s All and Falls Gu 70
dept. Those with neat Appearance
and sales personality can earn 81
I'd per hr. and train for full-time
work this summer Apply RIM, .,
3lTp Wilson. blvd, Arlington. aJ0
Am; Sat. and 4 pm. Mon. ready for
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BUTCHER

experienced; self-service
super market; steady employment,
good pay for right man; open Sun
day. SEVEN CORNERS MARKET,
Falls Church, Va Ill
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE

=
Nationally known business
service organization, nearly
100 years old, requires sales
representative to sell to top
management as well as
small business concerns in
Washington territory. Pre-
ferably man between Is and
80 years old who is agrees
Sive and wants to make
permane nt connection.
Good salary plus expenses;
car furnished. Reply should
include photo, full particu-
lars regarding age, past ex-
perience, phone number.
Box 350-Y, Star.
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. Statesmen

Il you are looking for a lob as
salesman, If you have never sold. or
if you are actively employed as,
salesman now and wish to in
vestigate another field, I would like
very much to talk with you. You
will work locally, in one Of the
the entire sales field. This organiza-
ton pays the highest commissions.
weekly. monthly and yearly bonus of
any local competitor. I will set
aside 80 minutes convenient to both
you and u and give you full informa-
ton II you will call me at CO. s.
5000 between q am. and 8 pm.
sat, May Z. ask for Mr.. robson
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GAS ISLAND ATTENDANT
Germ has opening for experienced
attendant for evening shift. $3.50
pm. til / am, q days. Courteous
and ambitious man only. Must have
D. C. drivers permit. Excellent
starting salary plus commission and
company benefits. Apply Mr.. Yenney.
CALL CARL. INC. 6039 Conn ave.
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LOT MAN
MANAGER

position with Baltimore
Washington chain bowling organiza-
ton; knowledge Of bowling helpful
but experience not necessary: char
acter and ability are our goal.
Age 26 to 40. Apply 10145 Coles
vile I'd, At -Four Corners; between
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sEu fo FLAME VSL fRR' 90
sho Vi NV OPERATOR. experienced.
sTENoGRAPHER, excel. oppor. for
salary 4oSr aE E %Gs v ssarns
with pay each year and company
disqualification. Call MA. 8-6S50,
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
CO.; ask for MR.. TWINE for appt.
Observation-Disclosures bookkeeping
exper for position In builders Of
fee In Silver Spring. Small office,
6-day wk. JU. 9-497s, o. pm.
STOCK BOY, white, wanted: must be
tan and neat in appearance. Apply
az 49,, NJ e., F ST.. WASHINGTON SHOE
STOCK CLERK; s24o. Prefer some
MENT, $50? H NV. A
STOCK MAN, electrical wiring ma
tterial S and parts; experienced pre-
MECHANIC. expe-
rienced in repairs, small tools, ham
ners, gauges, etc: must be depend
able; steady employment; good
workins conditions. Apply 1854 gard
81 n W. Ill
SURVEYOR. party chief. northern
va va sres; Write giving exper; Box
TAxICAB LETTERER. Apply JAMES
PAINT SHOP. 457 New York ave.
TELEvIsIoN sERvICEMAN to make
service calls, 20 to as years old,
with at least 3 years experience
Permanent position. Phone SHIRLEY
DUKE TV, XII. S-52SS. -
TENANT FARMER-Must be good to-
bacco. and stock man; have good
record, sober and dependable; mod
ern house, furnished; good PROPOSE
ton for the rieht man. Call Red
wood $4,000 day. or LA. 5000,
evenings 8
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SALESMAN
WASHINGTON Territory

Washington territory open
for experienced salesman to
sell well-known quality line of
work clothing. Good business
already established Liberal
ARRANGEMENT can be made to
right man. Present income
good with opportunity to show
substantial increase in earn
ings and advancement, Appli-
cant must have car. Give age.
marital status. details, expe-
rience and three references
along with SNAPSHOT of self II
possible. first letter interviews
will be arranged. All intorma-
ton confidential. Box 245-C'
Star.
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YOUNG MAN
Excellent Earnings

" hOAh 1OI Ill EAGtls
leRt salary and the type opportunity
that comes once in a lifetime A
car and some sales experience nee
essary. Write FARBoIL CO. sol
Key hwy, BALTIC. 30. Nd. for APP
olication.
YOUNG MEN (married), ages 25-35.
Tor or2anized insurance debts with
old line legal reserve mutual COM
commissions. Must have car. Phone
MA. S-593Q for appt. 3
YOUNG MEN, white. Is to go wears
old, to learn automobile service
business. must have 1st-class char
aSter No p C. Drivers er.d per
ply. See Mr.. Minson. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO.. INC, 3040 NJ st. NV.
EVENING wORK-S5o per wk.. part
time; white only. Call ME. S-5027
for appointment. IS
VIRGINIA RESIDENT. age 30 to as;
for established life insurance debit
in Northern Virginia. experience not
necessary; guaranteed salary and
training ia 1922. %
WANTED aggressive colored real
estate statesmen to sell summer prop
erty in Southern Maryland. Liberal
commission to right party. Car es-
sential. Call in person between $40
am, RIM. 5na. 200I 18th st. NV.
or call AID. 4-3S20, same hours. for
appointment,
WANTED, DENTAL TECHNICIAN, Al
set-up man to take complete charge
of laboratory; salary will be COM
mensurate with ability. Box 391-C
Star IS
A SALESMAN to sell the popular new
Dodge and Plymouth cars and the
fine trades coming. The man we
want must have good experience
and excellent character and the
qualify see Mr.. Watkins at REED
BROS, INC, Rockville, Nd, Poplar
p-O151
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Shoe Statesmen

Experienced; liberal salary
plus commission. Also part
time sale SIN n. Apply
JOSEPH DeYOUNG, 1925 F.
st. NV.
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SALES MANAGER
SALEsMAN-Auto jo6ber in whole

Janitor supply business; must be as
gresSive and experienced: for large
organization; excellent opportunity
for right man. Box BABE, Star.
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MAN. white. exper., for
Kosher-style delicatesSen. Apply
4015 S. 2sth St. Arl. TIE. 6-oO96.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must he exper in fabrication CON.
NoRS & FOSTER, 2244 Pa. ave.
SERVICE STATION LUBRICATIoN
Spring area. ~. 5-6S00. %
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
experienced. reliable; insurance ben
eflts. vacation with pay. Apply
BINSTFD ESQ SERVICE, 4s12
Macarthur blvd; NV.
cHUgRFCH. 3a7 F st, s.w. Phone. LA
SHEET METAL MECHANIC. must be
KNIGHT ROOFING AND SHEET
METAL CONT. 1850 Bonifant St.
s HIP SGf'n CeIERK-Reliab,e. ener-
getic young man to start in stock
room and learn business. Must have
best references. w. BELL AND CO.,
AND FINIsHER. part
time: weekdays or Saturday. all day:
ing all types Of shoes. Call ~.
SHOE MAN. married. II you're look
ing for a steady position with a
good year-round salary, in D. c.
Apply in writing giving background.
P. o. Box 1927. Ill
colored. experienced;
steady job. Apply 1887 9TH st, NV.
-
SHOE SALESMAN WANTED; perm.
position: at EMMA JETTIcK SHOE
STORE, 1887 F st. NV. 5
ShOE SALESMAN - EXper. man;
high-grade. cancellations; top salary.
SHOE LANE, INC, 1907 Conn. ave.
SHOE statesmen, best salary and
working conditions in the city.
Apply at S02 F st. WASHINGTON
SHOE OUTLET. -
SHOE statesmen to work in Coral
Hills shopping center. Pleasant
working conditions; family trade:
vacations with pay. For interview
call MR.. GENSEMER. 10. S-9415.
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REAL ESTATE statesmen

REAL ESTATE statesmen
To fill complement Of active virginia
organization. Two men with ability
to sell viii fnd this remuneratiVe
'0"he''io Mr. REYNOLDS
JE. 4-4660
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-HaYe
space for . live wire men or women
who need to make money.
FULL TIME ONLY
You will be proud to bring your
clinets into this beautifully deco
st. in Fails Church,
RoRscHACH REALTY. JE.. 2-35O6
REAL EsTATE-An opening for ex-
per. statesmen. wanting to be success
full and at the same time work under
pleasant conditions, this is a full
time position. For interview call Mr.
1873 sAS ". AVE EA NV. kkEALroR
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. ex-
perienced only. Own tools. Salary
D Del 'fRsES1FiR1dEERATIoN CO,
1874 1th st nv; s,,,,,.,1Sv
REFRIGERATION SEhNICEMAN,
steady year-round work. Exper. only.
Good salary. Call CO. 5-S424.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC - Top
pay for top man, Experienced
commercial and ir-conditioning.
Steady, commission, bonus, vacation.
ANDYS, LA. 6-4400. IS
RENT COLLECTOR Of small colored
houses. Hish-school boy or retired
man; $40 wk. Box 352-E, Star.
REPORTER. business news writing
experience. Send resume, state your
salary need. Box 147-E. Star.
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statesmen
OPENING FOR 2 MEN

Complete line hosp. A. and H, life;
salary, top commission; renewals
Phone 9-12 am. daily for appt., OV
3-2956.
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AHRAM
RESTAURANT MANAGER

restaurant looking for
stating BACKGROUND. refertpee and
salary desired. 70 Box CSC. Star.