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Milford chronicle., 1955-05-13

Harder and son, Frank.
Mrs. Mildred Turpin Of Jackson
Heights, N. Y, spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Matte j.
Greenly. Her dinner guests on
Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs. David
A. Greenly and sons, Mrs. Myrtle
Kibler and children of Milford.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Morgan were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Tucker, of Wilmington
Manor; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hud-
son and children of Harbeson; Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Tucker and chill
dren, of Ellendale; Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Tucker and son, Ralph,
Mrs. Edith Minnicucci, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wright of Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Morgan
had as dinner guests on Mothers
Day, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lyons,
of Harrington; Mrs. Boyce Short,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan, Jr.,
and children and Miss Joan Reed,
If Slaughter Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Williams
spent the weekend with relatives
in Arlington, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilkins
and Mrs Frank Harding attended
the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Ira
Warrington Burtelle, of Chester,
Pa, held at the summer home of
the deceased in Broadkill Neck,
Sunday afternoon. Interment in
Reynolds Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Franks
md Mrs. Bertha Powell of Phila-
'elphia. spent Sunday with Miss
Betty Dwier and mother.
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-13

will begin on the construction of
much needed new Hall. The
Board wishes to thank everyone
who helped in any way to make
the sale success.
At the April meeting of the
PTA the following officers we're
elected-President, Elbert Jones,
Jr.; Vice President, Walter Swain !;
Secretary, Mrs. Richard Clendaniel; !;
Treasurer, Mrs. Logan LeCompte.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday evening, May 18th, at
8 O'Clock. The new officers will be
installed at this time. Russell
Bradley the retiring president has
completed two successful terms.
There will be meeting of the
Lincoln Cemetery Association held
May 10th for the purpose of cleo
ton of officers. This will be a pub
lie meeting and everyone interested
in the Lincoln cemetery are urged
to attend and give the Board your
support.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Roberts during the weekend were,
his brother, Fred Roberts of Odes-
sa; Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Short
and children, Renee and Harvey
of Chesapeake City. Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher Carpenter and son,
Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Short
and family of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburt Adams, of
Bellefonte, spent the weekend with
their mother, Mrs. Jennie Messick,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donovan
and children of Glendale were
Sunday dinner guests of their
mother, Mrs. Emma Donovan.
Mrs. Edith Budul of Toronto
Canada, spent last Tuesday with
Mrs. Howard wilkins and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Carter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hunt
and daughter, Marian, spent Sun
day with Mr. Carter's uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Summers Car
roll. of Denton, Md. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph RauscheI
md dauehter, Debbie of Woodbury.
| N. ]. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Marehall ponson on SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Jester, Mrs
James Ward of Milford were Sun
day dinner guests of Mrs. w
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group.
He said Salisbury and surround
ing areas had reached stage OF
its development when more cul-
tural aspects should be cultivated.
The temporary chairman and
executive committee will operate
until a permanent group is named
sometime in the future.
Edward V. Evans, Jr. and Mrs.
Frederick c. Thomas, Jr., head the
ticket committee for Salisbury.
Chairmen for other communities
are William Hopkins. Laurel; Nor
man Polk, Pocomoke City; and
Thomas s. McElrath, Seaford.
Tickets at $500 each for series
of two concerts may be obtained
by writing Eastern Shore Sym
phony Society, p. o. Box AZ, Sal
isbury, Md.
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DOUBLE TAKE

TOLEDO, Ohio -{P)- Patrol
man Francis Smiley should get
some kind of an award for efficien-
cy Following a motorist he said
was travelling Sc in a 40-mile-per-
hour zone, Smiley noticed another
car gaining on him from behind.
He arrested both drivers for
speeding.
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WEEKLY WORK DAY?

KOKOMO, Ind Up Things
may be different in another 25
years if you can hold out that long.
DR.. j. Hart Walsh. dean of educa-
ton at Butler University in India
napoliss told the Rotary Club the
work week may be only to 10
hours by 1880.
Milford chronicle., 1955-05-13
Seating Pots and Pans

eoaking Pots and Pans
Let pots and pans soak while you
have the dinner or any other meal
Soaking them loosens the encrusted
foods, and makes short work Of
dishwashing.
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HELP-WokAEH
SECRETARY
SHOE SALESLADY

Preferably with some experience IN
family shoe store. Apply Mr. NEW
FIELD. n0l II ST d Ii
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sITuATloNs-DoMEsTlc

COOK. white. first class only; live in;
local ref. yrs. Box 4?6-Y, star
COOK AND CIV, colored. fond OF
children; live in or out; pref. Be
thesda or Foxhill I'd. sec. HU'
Cook, colored. desires g.h.w. 3 after
moons or morns.; eXper,, good D c.
COOKING AND HK.; white, wishes
position, exper,, rel, Northerner;
good refs; live in. Box ~ e, star.
LAuSDRESS, exper., reliable, wants
Laundry and curtains at home; REFS.
LAuNDREsS. out or in my home:
5 Fa!'3s curtains baby sitting AU'
MAID, colored wishes general house,
work In afternoon: prefer George
town area. city refs. IA. g-O500.
PRACTICAL NURSE, baby sit nishts.
Mon, Tues. Wed, Sat. Call after
II D m. Ii. B-7Tbl,
GIRL, colored, reliable. desires days
work; best references. Ii 3-4573.
GIRL. neat and intelligent, desires
working mother Excel. ref. VA.
Girl wishes Job. 5 days a wectl
g.hw; with good reference. IA.
ciRL. '' colored. wants days work,
Tues and sat. ironing Ludlow
Girl. colo-ed wants work. childs'
care. mothers helper Pull or part
time LU, l-l9oA.
Girl. desires, part or days WORK:
sood city refs pc s-G3Sa =
Continued on next pase
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WEAVER BROS, INC.

SILVER SPRING-Daniels Bootery
needs shoe filter for permanent, full
time work. Proper training provided,
Also part time experienced filters
needed Apply DANIELS BOCTERY.
Ellsworth dr., opposite Hecht Co..
silver Spring after 1880.
Al SECRETARIES, SAL. 10 $1,000
all kinds interesting positions; thou.
sands placed. Est. 40 yrs, FREE
yes. Welcome. BOYD'S, cor. l2th
and q SITS. tST. B-3G6dl
ARE YOU FREE We have op,nlnss
for several white women who have
spare time mornir1s. afternoons. or
even ngS; no canvRSeing; car nee
essary. For interview, call 10, A.
1iSS, 4 pm. III
OPPORTUNITY for intel
ligent woman capable ~ meeting
public well. Extern We travel. No
house toulouse canvassir or DEM
onStration work. Expense allowance
plus EXCELLENT percentage and boz
muses.. Write fully to T. MECHANISM,
522 Law bids. Kansas City q. MO.
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GIRL d1Is exp sxperieneed for shy and
CaLl after II a m. JU. S,3207.
intelligent. to live in beautiful home.
gh;w; and cooking; 5ia days, perm:
$3o;;S35 week; vacation and 5; s.
LIGHT HoUsEwoRK. 2 children.
live in, room with PVT, bath. st
floor; other help; $50 week. OIL,
CoUPLE, white. to live In: woman
help with housework, and garden,.
ing; must be tond OF children; recent
local references necessary Oil
SETTLED LADY to care for school
age children from ] to :, in eolored
SETTLED isGff WHfITE WOMAN ! for " e.h.w..
July and August, in Maine village,
transportation Wash. to Wash. and
$50 per VIZ. EN-. 3-54To. -15
MI66DLExGED WOMAN, to mind .
children, general housework, plain
COOKING. S ), days; $50 to 8 pm;
SETTLED GIRL t.colored), for g.h.w.
and every other Sun. of, Good pay
to steady, eliable person. 1926 IN
graham st. NV -15
WORKING PARENTS will share N.
Arl home with mid -aged white lady
in exch. for Inv. and care of . schl.-
age. children; sal open. IA. 7-3ls9.
LIVE IN. ehw. and cooking; good
with children Thursday and every
other sunday of; recent reference
RIA 3-24Sa III
COOP HOME AND SMALL SALARY
for middle-sged lady who needs a
home: to take care Of invalid lady
and small home ia. 7-?522. .-15t
COLORED LADY wants a christian
lady 81 or go or older TO make II
her home with : in family. No work.
iust for company for an 1l-yr, .old
chiId, X; S,29sl; yo>,.N r, ml5 g..
in, small rambler. general house
work, cooking; . adults. child, l
VI. old: whole day off and every
other Sunday: $50. Box 3O4-E. star.
Ia
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SITUATIoNS--MEk

expert; books started.
kept part time: statements. tag re
turns; prompt, reas JU a-54a7
andlor public rela-
tons: top refs: long exper.; part
time. PROVED methods. EN-. 2-OeS4
BooKKEEPER- OFFICE MANAGER
Full charge, complete, dependable,
thoroughly eXper. LU. a-0504.
BRICK WORK, small Jobs a speciality.
ChRPENTER, part or full time inside
repairs or remoldeling. Vicinity OF
Silver Spring or College PARK pref
.G.ll Granite 4.I0s2' H; cOuLIs-
CHEF, colored. all-round food cook.
win go 10 resort. reliable. Du. u
CPA, 80, single. 3 years exper
presently employed in public ac-
counting; desires to make change.
willing to travel: consider any reaS.
offer. Box 40S-Y Star. 70.
EDITORIAL WRITER
Presently working Washinston in large
publishers editorial department,
seeks change. five years varied ex-
perience: Newspaper, nousc orsan
editorial, feature; J. grad; veteran
married. one child. WA. 7-GO7S OF
write Box 439-Y, Star
I SoSFf Par, iifns. We ; ast apt
JET PILOT Win zest, encrgy. en-
thusiasm and IRE seeks Challenging
public relations position. Box 554-Y,
Star, IL
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hA10cSA IN AStN
Mr.. Inabinet, ST. B

MI. lHaplnel, 81. 5-b2i1 IL
OPERATORS, with typ
ing, several openings daily. Miss
Eifni 8 soi c92 sh ce eEpe
preferred; must have private uniim.
phone. UN, 4-7116.
TITLE CLERK-GM dealer in the
Metropolitan Area desires an ex-
perienced title clerk for 5-dav week.
Group insurance, paid vacation.
Please state experience and salary
r sHPss1ed 4R Boy 4 Lord Star nov ;I nina
S@,975 annual salary, annual in
creases, opportunity for promotion;
5-day week: annual and sick leave.
Apply Box 312-C, Star.
TYPiST, with knowledge of shorthand.
experience in TRANSFORMATION bust
ness helpful but not essential alter
pste satu T6aSirs Of soGd salary
Box 2l3-C. Star. -I5
rYPING AND GENERAL OFFICE
work. steady pob. good pay, Sc
day, downtown. Apply 627 st, NV.
TYPIsT CLERK, age oo-35, for
permanent position with large mort
gage banking Arm, interesting work.
pleasant working conditions; hours
9:l5 to 3. > days per week. Annual
and sick leave. plus other employe
benef1ts; COW. downtown location:
should be available Immediately.
See Mr. Graham, FREDERICK w
BERENS. INC, l722 L st. NV. MA.
$4,000.
policy writing depart
ment; 5-day week in aforementioned
ONCE; hospital and life insurance
furnished bonus. Phone MR.. WELLS
MA. $4,000.
TYPIST. under 49, for fire and cas-
ualty insurance branch Office: good
chance for advancement. pleasant
surroundings: modern, air-condt-
toned once; aIla-hr. week. Apply
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL, S12
Woodward Bldg. lie
TYPIST Stenog. not essential.
Speed and accuracy Full or part
time hours arranged. steady work,
good pay. Mature dependable wom-
an will have interesting diversified
lob, one-man ONCE. Dupont Circle.
Write fully, immediate interview.
Box i11-Y Star.
rfPIST, experienced fast and accu-
rate, TO act also as receptionist in
small once doing extremely inter-
eSting and varied work; advance
ment assured for right young lady
OF about 30. as organization is
growing steadily. Salary open; 30
hours; weeks with pay; new air
conditioned building on Wisconsin
ave. al Newark. EN- 2-4769.
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YOUR PERSONAL
OPPORTUNITY

To get in the new FOOD SUPPLE
MENT FIELD at start of big ad-
vertising campaign. Distributors
wanted in Washington and through
out Southeastern States. Immedia tie
earnings. part O.: full time. leading
to substantial income end retire
ment. Exceptional opportunity for
husband and wife team or the leadR
who can take charge and supervise
others. For details CALL MR.. BRAY,
Ia A-3Sun.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcsa..I

LANDSCAPE GARDEN WORKER. top
soil delivered; liEht hsulinE, smAn
Jobs IL 7-46I5.
PHOTOGRAPHER. nationally known,
commercial. public relations. news.
iao. and color: 20 yrs experience.
RESTAURANT MANAGER-Exeellent
per!ence. TE. 6-SsO7. %Os
SALESMAN, exp. in install and dr-tn-
or. bust Wants solid sales Job. No
ALUM; ware; mas, Box sac, Star.
hgures, typing. general once proceed.
gre. co. 5-6343. Ext. liz.
STENOGRAPH ER-Gen once work,
pay roH full OF part time. Mr..
TINT EAEEs AND 10, M 53gSdS; sr,ny-
fully experienced in ali phase, aiso
in methods. planning and quality
control. desires full-time position
WITH reputable nrm: varied expert
enee Box 400-Y. Star.
WINDOW CLEANING, noor-waxing
AZ ss 81 the job only. JAMES.
BOYS 90. eolored. desire Jobs a.
ousboys, truck jumpers, clerks. mes
Sensers' delivery boys. ~. a-e25I.
MAN. white, exper. grocery, produce.
desires position In better-eiasa store;
refs. Box 399-Y. Star. i6S
SAN, coloreo, wants Job driving truck.
delivery o. any other kind. Expert
eneeo; references. Ii. 4-S675.
MAN. colored, wants Job as truck
suburbs. Ii. 7-Os43 - ~"U
MAN. colored:. desires lob as truck
CITY Il 9r s helper with refs. Knows
MAN, colored. wants days work:
be houss Cleaning and yard work.
YOUNG MAN, draft exempt, experi-
f FMS o. war waTe ii%s sales work:
YOUNG MAN, veteran, MA psy-
eholosy, desires Job with promise of
advancement. Some business skiIs.
proneient typist and limited short
nonc aoi pn ATailahle on two weeks
YOUNG WHITE MAN with auto de-
sires work after 6 pm, and All day
saturday; ref. Phone NO. 7-0275.
YOUNG, exper. organist interested in
pJay for church services, yeddines.
etc. Write H. E. Metcalf, Boyds. Nd.
RETIRED RAILROAD MAN a.,
VALE %1iie; seeks work as Waterman.
COLLEGE GRAD. in economies with
Eoou experience as accountant and
once manager. Desires Sat. employ
ment' Call Wo. 6-4sl2 after 8 pm.
EXPERIENCED COUPLE, care for
nome Of absentee owner. or manage
small guest or rooming house Hay
372-Y, Star.
FPART-TIME WORK-Woodwor light
IRON small electrical: to 4 hrs,
per day; Box 425-Y, Star.
LICENSED MD. desires employment,
ewes. or week ends. Box 353-Z Star
ExPER. CREDIT MGR. wishes to
make change to reliable Arm. Min.
5000. Box 33-F Star IL
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IHELp-MEN 6 WOMEN Gent.

EARN EASY MONEY. with little ef-
Z ice competition. Good for retired
people Box 432-E. Star. liz
MED TEACHERS FOL many attrae-
tive places. Free enrolment. Write
for details SOUTHERN TEACHERS
AGENCY, Broad : Grace Arcade.
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AGENTS
AMAZING

AMAZING automatic clothesline
needed by every home; pays high
cash profit. Sell 3 daily easy. lips
clothes on and of. Women wild
about Il. Lifetime guarantee. Also
distributors sctup. ZIP-GRIP. 315l :
H Harlem, Buffalo Is
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ORGANIZERS
FOR EDUCATIONAL COURSES

-----II--- b, ' ASsA, sS-yGI
RESIDENT MGR. small roomine
house MiddIeaeed couple no chi.
some cash Ho, 2-94s4, II. 3-0S4l.
sALEsPERsoN WITH CAR, no So
Letting or canyassins Cali JE. -
rY iSs; Ss s6 ksktiffTE ! am young, by
national food concern; 5 days: $50
w Eh E s'f AND va %x4REsE Ssf 70 res
ter for part time banquet work; 800
You st. NV, Monday and Tuesday,
SONNY ssoHMMERs. w '''O"e Is if'i''
MEN AND WOMEN dance teachers
wanted; over u: 10 be trained for
ballroom. tap and ballet: part time
Sia-s@s& nn c1 ,s,d 6T ~ #nTT Il j.
DANCE sTUDfo. 1905 Conn. ave.
wife ans door bell in rm hse., ex-
chs. for rent, 92S O pl NV lie
COUPLE, iiye ", modern rambler
cook and Heneral homework; man
Must Ike children. State ages and
sxperienee; Must have references
coupLn. I sober to rpn a tourist
home. in good NV. section: man
must be emnl elsewhere. middle
AGED. GOOD salary and apt Call
WxSTEDo Retired woman or cplc. to
devote fun time 10 manage small
apt. house on beach, Fl. Lauderdalc,
Fla In return for free rental or
small compensation. Box l4l-c.
Star. 10
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FINE JOBS DIE
ON OUR DESKS.

BECAUSE WE DON'T KNOW WHERE
YOU ARE! The job picture changes
every day. once we know you. and
your work qualifications and de-
slres, We have very good chance
OF putting you in proper Job
whether you need work Immediately
or are going to make change
Currently we have excellent Posi-
lions for experienced and beginning
secretaries. dictaphone operators,
clerk typiSts. PIX receptionists.
and other ONCE positions; salaries
vary. depending upon SkillS and
experience. We have many as
signments in the Conn. ave. area.
NO REGISTRATION FEE
Interview hours. Mon. Fri, $50
to ! and . to 4.
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
COUNSELING SERVICES
1925 Conn. Ave. NV. RIM. els
DI. T-4160
COLORED GIRL, part time, for soda
fountain. experienced. Apply JIM s
VARIETY STORE. 1899 Bladensburg
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Be Your Own Boss

In the NEW FOOD SUPPLEMENT
FIELD. Substantial earnings possible
for mature women who car sell and
take charge of agency Also ideal for
husband and wife team. Call MR..
BRAY. Ia. 9-3S00.
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j. S. Empl. Service
1924 F STREET NV.
NO FEES
CLERICAL AND SALES
Bank Tellers traineesl
Bookkeepers
Bookkeeping Mach. Opers.
Cashiers
Clerk-Typists
Comptometer Opers.
Credit Clerks
Dictaphone Opers.
SaleSladieS
Secretaries
Statistical Typists
Stenographers
Survey Workers
Telephone Opers.
VaritypistS
PROFESSIONAL MANAGERIAL
Blood Bank Technicians
Camp Counselors summer job)
Chemistry Technicians
Dental HygieniSts
Dental Technicians
Librarians Oocal-overseas)
Mathematician
Math. -Statisticians
Medical TechnicianS
Nurses, Camp tsummer)
Registered Nurses, day duty
Social Workers
DO NOT LEPHONE
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TELLER

We have an immediate opening for
a young lady under % with previous
bank or savings and loan experience
preferable. Must have pleasant per-
sonality and be capable of meeting
the public. Excellent working coz :
ditions in modern ir-conditioned
office; 6-day week. Good starting
salary other benefits.
INTERSTATE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
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HELP-WoaEN
SECRETARY

for field directors once
American Red Cross. National Naval
Medical Center. Bethesda Hours, s
10 4:30. Call OIL 4-32o0.
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YOUNG LADIES

II ~ you ,rd are nisn SenGoi sPsdSn sIe
week, are able to ttps is words per
minute and are under 81.
II you would like TO do interestins
work and want an opportunity 70
advance.
If YOU would like to work in a mod
ern. Aforementioned once with
cheerful SURROUNDINGS.
II you arc friendly and would like
TO work with friendly people.
Then phone Mr.. Allnutt at DI. =
$500
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SECRETARY

To department head Of trade associ-
alton. Fine opportunity for someone
desiring more than routine office Job
Initiative. enterprise and ability to
handle details important. especially
when boss is out of town. Must be
shorthand rapidly. Salary common
surate with ability. Call Monday for
appointment, MISS BROWN, DI. 4
1850 lis
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Executive caliber young lady wanting
to associate with one Of Washing
toms most progressive real estate
Arms; 5-day week. TO >. Apply in
person Monday morning THOS. J
FISHER & CO., 13s 18th St nv.
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HEIP-WoMEN

FAST. RELIABLE WHITE GIRLS TO
work N frozen eustard shop Apply
10 1th 81 s.W. lie
REFINED LADY, white, between ages
VisiLg boarding house. Some expert
ence In handling help required
Room and board and moderate sal
airy. ApDly in writing Swing quail
icat!ons- Box 39a-E. Star.
Al SECRETARIES. sal. 70 $1,000:
all kinos interesting positions; thou
SANDS placed. Est; 40 yrs. FREE
reg. Welcome. BOYDS. cSr. 18th
and G SITS. tST. 3-3666)
EXPER. TYPISTs, tcolored) so wpm. d.
counter clerk. Inventory clerk
cooks. laundry help texDer.J' maid
Give in or OUT. W %aNNI SseTet sT
PLoYMENT AGENCY, 1910 9th st.
$23 WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied to you by US. Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
investment. canyassing or expert
ence necessary. FASHION FRoCKs.
F pfPt. sAv2aSs G5n isHTSt Ohio
ESI p, G, and Nd. LU. 2-59o0,
INCOME, show friends
lovely handkerchiefs. Easy sales, re-
peats. Experience unnecessary. Lib
eral percentaee. No risk offer. Ex-
elusive opportunity. SCHMID CO..
Dept. 81. KINGSTON. ". Y.
IMMEDIATE OPENING for teacher
ex-teacher or educated woman for
summer vacation or permanent
work: age 25-55. Unusual opportu-
nifty financially and advancement.
For interview, write giving age,
education experience and phone.
Box Bile. Star. liz
HOUSEWIVES-Now is the time to
start with AVON. Earn S25 weekly
in spare time. DI. 7-0221. IL
FIELD family owned en-
terprise has a few local openings
for part-time or full-time women
in the D. c., Md. Va. areas. Weekly
earnings guaranteed for full-time
workers. Part-time workers will
average S66-S99 weekly. Applicants
must be $3.50 and have high school
education. Appointment for personal
interview will be arranged by call
ing UN 4-560S. lie
WORLD BOOK ency. wants woman
in each school district for special
work of national Importance Full
or part time. co. 5-25l4. -16
COZ m |0nnTT, T-Tr511,
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

CLERK TYPIST, medical institution.
aforementioned building, pleasant
SURROUNDINGS. insurance, annual
sick leave benefits. 40 hours, 5-day
week. 81 $50 year. Box 302-E.
Star. IL
COOK in Italian and
American food. Apply after 10 am.
KIKTS RESTAURANT. 1918 wis
LABoRATokv TEChNICIAN. male or
female. hen.atology and ior blood
bank experience required good sal
airy. Inquire EMERGENCY HOS
PITAL LABORATORY. is
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN
REGISTERED or non-registered, for
medical clinic. 40-hr. wk. Approx
leave per year. Medical and hos
"a DAYS vacation leave; 10 days sick
leave per year. Medical and hospi-
tallZation coverage. Salary comen-
surate with exper. Call Elk. 3-3g3s
for appt. lis
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sITUATIoNs-MEN 6 WOMEN
FLA. MATH. PROF. and Tor wife will
serve as caretakers. tutor, secreta-
rieS. night or desk clerk, or perform
other underwriting duties in re-
turn for room, board and /or salary.
Summer. Box 2l7-E, Star. l5'
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Business manager Of ma
tional news magazine looking
for a secretary to share in .
variety of interesting duties;
must have good skills. Ex-
cellent opportunity for intel
ligent girl with initiative to
learn business side of publish
ing firm. Prefer someone who
enjoys working with figures,
Unusually pleasant working
conditions. many company
benefits. air-conditioned build
ing. Call DI. $4,000. Ext.
1858, 8 am. to 3 pm.
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MAID--LIVE IN

We need an experienced, live-in maid
and modern Silver Spring home;
must be bet 25-40, neat, honest and
reliable. with at least one long D. c.
reference; excellent position, 5ia-day
wk.: S35 to start; English speaking
European or South American equally
acceptable. JU. 7-63S0. only il
qualified.
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SECRETARY. 21-35 -- 81 900
Secretary. to judge S3,4lU
Stenogrs piers, several SO up
Typist, 90-lO0 w.p.m. excellent sal
Bank typist. 1926 ------ 1928
Iypists. several S65 up
once manager. $3.50. accting. back
ground, retail credit and personnel
eXper. $500
Bank teller trainees. 1925. sgle.,
high school grad. 49, Salary open
EMPIRE EMPLOYMENT
l10l Warner Bldg, ME. S-6002