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Evening star., 1955-02-28
Star STAFF Photo.

buses; CA. commercial; DA,
dealers; HA, taxicabs; LA,
livery; M, motorcycles; T, trail
ers, and DPL, diplomatic.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

Mrs. Harvey Speakman and Mrs.
Lillian S. Billeb.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Clifford of Short Hills, M.
Miss Marian Graham spent the
weekend with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Graham at Houston.
Miss Dorothy Tubbs and Miss
Ann Tubbs of Salisbury, Nd, were
weekend guests of Miss Caroline
Stats.
Miss Anne Raughley spent the
weekend in Dover, with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Raugh-
ley.
Mrs. Leighton Kirby spent the
weekend at West Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Sarah B. Reynolds, aged
81, widow of Samuel ]. Reynolds,
a prominent merchant and real
estate broker of Smyrna, died
Tuesday after a lingering illness
of a complication of diseases. Mrs.
Reynolds was a daughter of the
late William B. and Sarah
(Wright) Collins of this section
of Delaware.
A proposed change in the by
laws for the Kent County Volun-
teer Firemens' Association adopt
ed at a meeting at Clayton last
Thursday night would move the
nomination and election of officers
up to the end of the year. The
educational committee laid stress
on the point that all drawings
and essays written by the schools
in their districts on fire preven-
tion must be ready for the next
county meeting. Chief Lewis
Walker, of Clayton, said a fire
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

Petitions for more light are
still coming in to the Smyrna
Town Council. A petition was
gotten up by the residents of
Spruance City and those living
close to the western limits of the
town. 1t asked that the electric
line be extended to the town lin
its and that two burners be in
stalled, one at Jerman Chapel
which is directly on the line
marking the eastern limits and
the other midway between High
Street and the Chapel.
Mrs. Emma Reynolds Hail, wife
of George A. Hall, died suddenly
this morning about seven o'clock
at her home on Delaware Street
after a short illness. Mrs. Hall
was a daughter of the late SAM
uel and Elizabeth (Millaway) Rey-
nolds and was born and raised in
this town.
In an interview with u. G.
Click, Esq, promoter of the
Smyrna, Kent County and Della
ware Bay Traction Company, this
morning it was learned that mat
ters were progressing slowly but
surely. Effort has been entirely
spent the past week in clearing
UP the Leo Belmont and other
complications so as to make the
way absolutely clear before ap-
plying for charter and beginning
work of construction.
The Smyrna Shirt Factory, re-
Gently installed here by Ralph E.
Stats, manager, is now one of
the thriving industries of Smyrna.
1t employs in the neighborhood of
forty girl operators and furnishes
them with steady employment.
Mrs. Anna H. Applegate of Will
mington, daughter of Frederick j.
Carter, formerly of Smyrna and
r, L. Pentz were quietly married
at s o'clock on Saturday evening
at the parsonage of Grace M. E.
Church in Wilmington.
Miss Katherine w. Beckett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
L. Beckett, and Mr.. Herbert Stit-
ger of Philadelphia, will be quietly
married at the home of the brides
parents "The Locusts", South
Main Street on Tuesday, Novem-
ber IA at noon. Only verbal in
vitations have been extended for
the wedding event, which will be
limited to the intimate friends
and relatives of the contracting
parties.
Mrs. c. S. Brown of Philadel-
phia is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.
Davis.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03
20 Years Ago

-
Youth Night will be observed at
7:30 next Sunday in the Auditor
ium of Asbury M. E. Church, at
which time the Epworth League
will act as host to the member
ship and constituency of the
church. The members of the CCC
Camp, situated at Leipsic will be
special guests.
Everybody is happy in and
about the State Welfare Home,
Smyrna, over the prospect of get
ting the much-needed building ad-
ditions at the institution, now one
of the Delaware's most humani-
tartan centers. Bids on new
laundry and a new kitchen, both
completely equipped, for the
Home, were received Friday after
noon by the State Welfare Com
lillSolOAls
Luther R. Hoffecker, aged rs. a
native Smyrnian, died at Ridley
Park, Pa, Wednesday of last
week, after a lingering illness. He
was a son of the late Joseph ".
and Susan (Savin) Hoffecker and
in early life took up the drug
profession which he learned in
Smyrna with his uncle, the late
James P. Hoffecker.
Plans are being made for the
Fourth Annual All Club Banquet
of Kent County which will be held
in the Smyrna Public School Caf-
eteria on Friday evening, Novem-
ber 9Th, at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Donald Cloak of Philadel-
phia, has been a recent guest of
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

drill at Clayton School cleared
225 students in % seconds.
The old high bridge. at Della
ware Street, extended, which
spans the tracks of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company and for
years has been considered one of
the most dangerous pieces Of
highway in New Castle, will soon
be a thing of the past, under
plans of the State Highway De-
partment.
New schools for Rehoboth
Beach and Milford are principal
items in a million-dollar State
school building program which is
being planned for presentation to
the State Legislature at its next
session.
Miss Thelma Crossley, who is a
graduate nurse of the Methodist
Hospital of Philadelphia, is now
at home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley Crossley.
Mr.. Frank Greenwell spent Sat
urday and Sunday as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalton of
Toms River, N. ].
Mrs. Frank F. Evans has NOV
ed to the Delaware House for the
winter, and on Sunday left with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Denney for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard
in Pottstown, Pa.
Miss Jean Easton of Whining
ton, was the guest on Monday Of
Miss Mildred Burchard.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

Church Sunday. The Rev. o. A.
BARLEY was the speaker at the
morning service. The Rev. Ken
meth Snyder of Hollyoak Metho-
dist Crurch was present for the
evening service. The music was
furnished by the Wesley College
Choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas of
Philadelphia recently spent the
weekend in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones of
Smyrna visited Mrs. Ida Slaugh-
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

Mr.. A. Wilson Matttix of Ridge
ly and Mr.. Charles Stevens of
Greensboro were guests of r. H.
Denney last week.
Miss Dora Price of Middletown
was a guest last evening of Miss
Clara West HAZEL and incidental
ly was a visitor at the opening
meeting of the Tuesday Club held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Hill.
Clayton had a most miraculous
escape from a disastrous fire Fri
day night when the lumber and
milling establishment of Warner
& Blair burned down entailing a
loss of between $4,000 and $4,000,
and the Mcguire residence tenant
ed by John Simpler was consum-
ed, entailing a loss on house and
contents of nearly $1,000. A strong
northwest wind was blowing at
the time and had it not been for
the fact that the rain of a few
hours previous had left the roofs
damp, there is nothing that would
have saved the whole eastern part
of the town from destruction. The
origin of the fire, it is said, was
incendiary. The supposition is
that it was done by some tramps
lettering around Clayton, for
while attention was directed on
the fire number of robberies
and attempted robberies were per-
petrated, which gives rise to the
opinion that it must have been
a prearranged plan.
The Smyrna Kent County and
Delaware Bay Traction Company
has been considerably delayed in
getting to work on constructing
the Smyrna-Wo Woodland Beach troll
ley by an attempted hold-up" by
Leon Belmont, one of the promot-
ers of the old Delaware General
Electric Railway Company. Bel
mont came forward with the at
tempted threat of hold-up" that
unless the Smyrna, Kent County
and Delaware Bay Traction Com
pany pays him $4,000, the
amount he and his friends claim
to have expended on it, he will
get out an injunction preventing
them laying an inch of track.
John Wesley Lycett, the Oldest
public school teacher of Hoboken,
N. J., who in the late fifties was
principal of the old No. 5 school
of Smyrna, died last Thursday af-
ter an illness of four months in
his 72nd year. He will be re-
membered by number of Smyr-
mans, who were his pupils.
MIR. Charles H. Daley, who for
several years has been operator
in charge of the Western Union
Office of this town, left yesterday
for Elkins, West Virginia, where
he has been transferred to more
lucrative position. He has been
made manager of the large West
ern Union Office of that city. Mr..
Daley is succeeded in Smyrna by
Mr.. Raymond Farlow, son-in-law
of Editor Frank Whelen of the
Smyrna Call.
Mrs. w. G. Koons and Miss
Bertha Price have been elected
delegates to represent Asbury Ep-
worth League at the coming Dis
trict Convention which will meet
at Clayton next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Voorhees,,
who conduct the popular Hotel
Borton at Atlantic City, are visit
ing Smyrna, guests of her father,
Mr.. John Raughley.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

ter and Miss Ella Harper Sunday
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Wilson entertained at lunch
the Rev. and Mrs. Bartley. Mrs
Holland of Dover, the Rev. and
Mrs. Parker, and Mrs. Evelyn
Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reedy Thomas of
Philadelphia spent the weekend
in town. Mrs. Mary Thomas has
been visiting them, and now iz
back with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thomas.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week. as near
date Of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now q regular feature Of the
Times. will call to mind people
and events Of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03
Leipsic

The Ninetieth Anniversary was
held at the Roby Methodist
Smyrna times., 1955-11-03

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Evening star., 1955-10-02
lCIERK
CLERKsENIoR
CLERK, lCOIOREDl

CLERK, fCOLOREQ
clsrk-iyptst. Drieht young woman,
: experienced ID Keeping records, good
handwriting, for exclusive lady's
speciality ahep. bring references
ssS slSs ssis sSS ssf shsgPs ssiS hsa q, Rssa =
CLERK-TTFfsI. White young lady.
1e 70 3b, for uefmanent position
with lie insurance eompanxs ex-
sssps ss s,os5;ns ssasii,oo sss conn ess ess
NV ~
CLERK-rrrIsr. IS so 50, nust ),
eoa,t,on, eSs ano rasco,sd 49, os. Te
day week: permnnenfs GOOD SALARY
Apply TY duIpE. National Theatei
Bids 1925 3 st. nv.
CLEHE.TKPIgT, under so. b-day
Y744-hf. wk. KNOWLEDGE Of short.
Apply Sun LIFE or CANADA, Rm
32g. IA 18th g. nv. or call Ma
CLERK -TYRIsT Permanent posi-.
tion IN Insurance dept. Of national
asso. stati9ticaE typing; b-day vk.i
many employe dement's Can aK
CLEhK .TxRIsTss. sEs ls-zo; pref q.
area: S-tiay; $50. MANAGEMENT \
coNsULTxNTs. tNc. suite 500,
cLEEk.T7fIsTs. iSS j III s sood persona,isy
and typin9 abilty. VIC. l4th and I
sk; ~. hI; k.dhy Ek; g; 1el,f $5x
haNAesargS5l, las s;s1 Sl,o. .cSs ccS2sFsgLTAEIs y X Ss
ChxFxfisF M ri ~ iSg frn y dssirss ~ l;x y.
Defienced person. 81 70 36 years 81
one. accurncy with NanRe1 and De.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
RESIDENT MANAGER
SATESGIEL fWhite)

Xonng, attractive. liirh school etiu.
cation. for jcNelry shop. Must ~
able u work Thursdny eFerineBi
$50. D0b 10Th 81. nv.
aAEENLADY. ALERT. enerfetic yoane
woman, % sell dfnpery and eiLl,r
cover fabrics n progressive tnnrie
slloD. Good kfaftfng salary; t-dey
Wk.. exeelent oppqrtunitx. Apply
NM. I'LL klsp fAoP 4o3l ~ .ss
ssfksfnpa. ifk AtahdIo sxsp.risnssa. for !
SuecsSsful real istsfe 0fice ID the
oIilef spring area Must have 9
aissiens csii m. HAiEuM. 20.
ssIinsEap,. IisSp rnsv,.dse Il kn,lslns;
seaofE SIX q sgssS..as. gsssSS sis.s ia. A6 rs. s-Osas
s4Eksi.xbx. / LiIfi sxper. better dresses.
suifA cDntst saiary and commits
sion. JOAN RonKRTs. 100 Conn.
! saEEsEsskbf. N IS Is as, vho has had
exptFience m any fieid and ennitEn
hasie knowledge cf sslIinG g MAKE
ns1 sDn eSn saesnsa and ssbass slssss,s 's 1ors-
"a M, Bryan. EfNdkR SEWING
MACHiNE co i34o 81 s.. nv.
ladies stors eslng Opened hy nlss
hslp sske q. ses.ss sxes; M1ss ..i. r.
asy and future. 5000 fzeorsia nEc.l
KaE1 EAHikE saiIr7. $50. PIN.
sssnssef u isdiss spssisits shop..
Nnet have TOP selling exp1faence.
sss'. w. ssissr s5sihs q sis = 4.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

MAD. .N1;tl kc.1l n, mai1 i6s
1.s S9fa.2 49, s'z g ses 80, sssss go sHe
5. $. :. Z. .. !. 1.s.. ., e g !.
unii6fiS iSfnisks5 k5ris c6isi
itfs IS ~ = 81 ~ :
3sNaa1 4 s,S g! 0pksx 19pss szpss' e.
II mesis Should i've 81. aIss ~
sFS. ,nhSnS nS enS e-infr 80
Dis;ad Be1 si:g 5sss. Z .,,,.,,.....
fnii ~ Seff ims as@2 va 4;
SnAt caFsss tys'st: .ls,a11 nass ses. e ss
6Sao. ~ -
Md IECMN010UFHTs WITH WILL
sessssd sasss,ds sssel1s g .sd :1pssisRss: :,
81 SsSfEssasa: SSfEssa salszsna1ls - e-ossA'
Evening star., 1955-10-02
SINGER
SLIP COVER CUTTER
AND SEAMSTREsS

Good opportunity for relabIs NO
man With qualifications, 70 81
year around business.
PHONE Mr. DUNCAN, Ap. 80 D000
STENO1RAPHER. lnterestihg varied
work Tor trade assn. Initiative tl1n
dependabIlity more Important thar
experience. 6yday Wk. With paid
vacations, lns1fance dement's. Under
40. Call ST 3-l100. --1
ETENOGRAPHEn for law Arm. age
2S-35: good shorthand and tSpifi1
speed. good generaf education. 3.
day week New a1r-eondi TONED
oilleex Salary open. Cal TX. 3
sfES6GRAPHER. 81 nail teehnleA,
society: some administrative ofiet
experlence preferred: b-siay week
can Df. 9-59S7 after B am. Mon.
day for appoiptme1it. (.
STENOGHAfuEE. nEe 1926 good
typlng and shorthand some oiet9.
phone work: salary open. AD. q
sfikNOGRAPHER, s3o7 per mo-, ex-
perfeneed IN statistical typine, large
corporation: b-dny, 40-hour week
state age. race. edumfion and e.
pefienfe BDx 433-Y, star. -3
Evening star., 1955-10-02

sE.hssE9assl MI sz4sls 50 siss e 20 % Az
|skfE Mjollani thoreashls sSPsIi-
NofFoRH. l27 an 8. nv. DI
s'2l ~ i.s "; .ss ssngs 1:a. .s|'.Ss1 REeyn
cIalfieS. wishes 70 add woman,
ahie. experienco helpluI but We Win
train. This 4 permanent POSI-
tiun with good future Tor an alert,
energetic woman. Write fiEinE full
details. Our employees know 81
this I'd. Box 22feX. Star 20
SALESWOMAN
Kzrer.. fpf coats, suits dresses ana
plus comm. kn1 honfs Apply
hoCHEL1ie 1910 ? NV. oPpl
Wo9ay =. - :. -. - =
Evening star., 1955-10-02
TEACHER

LJL0EtE1J k5lt y I'LL 5Ll.II -.7.,.. y.
shorthand and tzping: tull g ~ ~:
phone number. BOX LA. STAR
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. sscfefsriai
Wiseonsin ave. NV; hoirs, 5.30sl
1f.30 PM: excellent environment;
permanent position and good ealary
Tor dependable woman hetueeo
1890. Call IN 2-ee0o after
pm. Tor sppt. 70 b t9ter-
ff TRffssshoNE soLICIrons. sxpsri-
enced, 70 make eppoinfmentDs M.
fional adveffised products: NuEs
have unlimited phone; liberal eoln-
missions. Box 210-E. star.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
WPIsT

would you rrsthsr type7n Are yey
.figuFing on working on one ic4
5 years Of 1onger-l0oktng AheAoR
Then study this I'D.
We win give serious consideratlcn
10 girl over 1e or woman undef
As who enjoys tyning and cAn
do at least so W.p.m. nfkeZ DE-
ducfing errors. shell type letsers.
learn I'll our work, later 1he NAY
TYRE manuscripts Or tr1nycx1ns
Srori machine dictati0n: no atsnoE-
raphy REQUIRED.
Derinning SALARY Is S4S per week
y$206 month) but 0yer B 2e4.s
time merit increase and probably
promotion plus many heneflfs VII
make this 3 better.thnn-avcrnee
piace to work.
We prefer high school gfaduste
with year q ousiness nr sssR- s.s,.
Us an adeanate husiness-ltke let
ter cf application. Please address:
Evening star., 1955-10-02
SECRETARY

personahie young woman. 2t-3S yrs
of age for permanent position q
secretary 10 our productlcn mgr
Weil-ronnded ofsire baekkruund aI1e
reasonable shorthand and typinl
speeds are required. Alr-eonnit ti0net
ONCE. uleesalit atlaospnere. riannss
srnylsi Room 636: cpen WeekdAy1
e:30-6. and Sat. o-l2. No phons
calls.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
STENOGRAPEER
sTENoGRAPHER

interesting position HI our promo.
ton dnpt. 6-6Ay 4Q-hr. week.
Young wolsan: ae-ss yssls, q: st .ss,, s.,
fs able % type and take short
hang end q reasonenls sgese.
days. e:3o-b and at. D-1z. 10
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Psnna. Ays. nv.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
HEW WoNEN

|sINaEns-Pzi6 soieiIlz. -, site
- sllsss g sslE::. sslss q '6ia 81 .a3is
Evening star., 1955-10-02

~ 0NE VI A1NAA ~ AA-A-L AAINN4Aa NNNIAN
xertistne proEfam Ehich e spotl-
ssRS,rodshemut sS, 81 ths q. s. unnsasiiy usual i
high eernines to start, al leads
furnished Must have car. Asa
zi-40. "a, $500; $50 ~ 8
sEAlisTREsss capable o. mEnagIn1
Aiez. store; 6-day Nks vacation
with psy: $50 ~. call Mr. BUT
Llklts ON. 3-130u. ~
sRAalsTREss FOE WOAfEN,g AP.
RARkL. KxREnlkNCEDi 5h-das
week. pleasant Working conditions
ps6tA = HARRIS Cos lzs4 7
sEAnls9REss. sxperienee n coats
euiies atesse2 Fcrmansnt position
s dey uk Immed.ate openlng, ap.
lI08 Connecticut ave.
GECBkTAHY, 70 director research
good tyuixk oictAph0ne experience
aes qECRssxToWN UNiVERsiTs
IsEcHkfAME1 81 ssiary opsn; s-da,
week, doFntoEn pfl1ce, excel work,
,nE eSns sa.3 ,,,SS n3lst si q Soed Yazs syRaiss
siE2csRfE RHhY, experienced: minimum,
Bookkeeping capable of assuming
responsibility: interesting work; aat
1890; paid disqualification eenef-
Gus salary increases. air-condi.
tioned once; S-day wk. AID. 4.
ssERkrARY-ExssiIen. sypist AID
stenosFaphef mature judgment
Sses-,is ssS ,s.,es.s ,ssss.3,... 2 ~ n.
hour week: siensentsTyS school,
BsightWood area, National $4,000,
sEcikiEfARY, under 40. law once
downtown area. Legal e1perienc,
preferable bat accurate eteungfnph,
and typine epeed essential Par
time, 10 to 2 daily. Write TO Boz
41.Y. star. slgins background ant
sEcERzakf, iEzaEsIsiaassf eolor.d. for red ,s sstst,
Company; hieh schooi ediIc.. typini
essential basic lEnoWledge .ol book,
keeping, pieagerk, distinct telephopl
voice: A35 fOf 65k-daT week Il
start: good future. Gu daily fron
II am. 70 : pms co. b-s75e.
SECRETARY, a5-as, for career / %.
ss,g:. sislcr: ssnsrissssS, ,S rss,. an one pso
ttt4&N4%44 SttF-e4Nt- - 4%-NA N4AlA
L typine speeds are requtredj air.
conditioned ONCE: planned EalAfl
advances. Apply ID G. CHAPTER
AMERIcAN RID Cross. 20ab ! q
5 fi.W.. Efa. g03 -
SECRETARY. young. career opporI
( tunity aS secretary 70 mfg. repre-,
sentative: shorthand. 50 Fptn. 3.
Mfar NE 4 scoNsusrfaNTs. SO MS NC sui saii,
800. ! 406 q st. nv 1. I.
ISECnEFABYs A9e 2S-4b: respQnHibll
position - Investment bfpkeraEl
arm. S-day.s St. sal.. $500 up
with excel. ppputtunitx tor 20
vencenerlf. MANAGEMENT CON
hULTANTs. lECs suite 900. i40s
s3pCsRkIaEf 81 III srENoGRAPHER,
Vhite, Between 3D-46; excellent
ocpoftnnfty for right person; good
fafnfg. paid vacation: aif-eon-
difIoned once and other company
6snsiitsg IS. b;asx fosEGsss 5sen e, gssfj ssij
sk1kETaRr-srENoGnaPHEi-kx.
ptrisnced legal. for well-estahiished
law arm; permanent position. Ap-
flY IN person, Be3 Southern Bldg.
h IHfH NsSA - NER n - y 80
Evening star., 1955-10-02
OFFICE CLERICALs'

49,
CAPABLE 4 handlins fisures e.
cllkatelys Must he experienced: gQot
ssesEssns :, i! sslasz y. cpportgni!y l 10
sss6is so6kd ss zRRsss issI5iiols ls'srass 1.l
1915 n ct. NV. -
|O10AAs1xEgS AND sIEActlEIH. 1oi
educational cou3soz Part on 1lil
tins, &c &; ~ q ~ g. z Z, !: :: -
white, expeklenced e-dns week
pleasant WORKING conditions nlT-
eonditlened chice AppR 211l !
FSx-Tixr1srs. ,ouns, ssn. szper
on FHxt type 30 Wpln., 5 days..
81. 1ni.t $780, MANAGEMENT CON.
eUEIANI3 1MCs Suite Geo. 1Aeo
PIX OPERATOR fer 1scfSESFiSI
switchboard n lAfge apt bldg. Be-
tween ages ef 3s and rs; no 0ua.
work. CAL IN peflcn.
-. l54NRX ]. AQLH. NC.
|i02t vsfnaont AyS. NV. n 5-1fli
'-s..s-
Evening star., 1955-10-02

IMZ|.|LLW...A I.@..1 m.|I D
sSse 49, ~ s:.s;9 sssss sseMl.esf a.ss e g
sii'sa q nSIi-ssfs6ii6sd AZ him. -
4ppI5 a Defl11l 613 61ufhSfn
AI1E., 18th and \ II, nv
stndie. fhene $50 % 8 bTUck1ts'
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ki 'i22'l HAN.
ksS2HrsIoalsf.rxrIsr. ~ 8 81 3 st.sdy 30.
eifion. 3 y of 8 days. au dly gll.
ss|s S9srds' sss ~ ss's n sssss.9s 4 B orTlsAI
Receptionist Typist, $65
1ecxy l-slfl once, ne, $500
JANE DuhcH. I'm. 22o, Bond Hlds'
Ek1L E8IA1E 0lFlcK EeauiEei
services q Yennk lady under ~
ssnsrsi clerical work. Npsf Sc 1000
fypisf, 6-day week. Particularly
Chase ARIA. See Mrs. cEsnthav,
Monday and znes1aYl between 2:3t
and pm: LEqp4 q 0ERnEE
rRS5ihITxs Tasfx4k 81 asr x Sn'1; sSsj NJ
present setnp snd would IKE 4
have bcme nnsirtnnee ~ closing
| QeAl1s plenty of edyertl4ing ent
hBtingal then call the sales man.
aeef % this progressiye arm 10
=. .t.sl 1sesc.
ssTninsse i = si57,a1i,n i7 n seof, b;
RiE'e Rgianr fs'' fa.'.iiszs: :ssilsss' sillssso. ~ E
REAL ESTATE
-. - Atss.S .t.s9.. y !. osa ~. n.,. ,,-o.
Ne aEe ezzp,s,l2ine AZ, e o4L s4les 4. tetesl ~.
ss ss.,:s :s.s: sss. < s!Is:s sesIsss
| hpIs.ussIss sssisa stTsss.llsesi I. q; q
Ars,iy 16 n psfson sm.-i ~ IN.
nonaay.IsEl@ds ! q 4, .,,,, 800
els zl,sssIsA saal nlls. sslAlEl.., s!!sss sgE!as
Real Estate Saiespe0pl
Ssls ~: sye % a.sp,s e e tsks ,.;. ous 4 ist, !.
train t IS Il tSs 6sthssda 4 s cksTy chss,
| Srs1 Heft 4 volIr cfnSre "a Ie1fI
af fhs 9r6ss foot level. Mn. cox
| on. 2.f6f3, 0r can me evenings q
g 9s;.lssa.s.| ae9ss ~ 1000; -: 81,
Hsihssds dsIs. 4 y .. soi'
ssseas sraea.tsp. aaslssssss asyslssss i 0slH8s PlIPs
ID Mriis diss.iIs sislns ~: y
81 sse.v. / b. sssT. ~. -' 80 !. !.
ri. old, tor nearby ylrgania sardeI
have local references; sIgs ani
/ 4pattments separate rental once
Call NJ NpekAbee or Mr. Whit
! comb, 3 70 10 Am. or 4 70 B pm
Monday. eI. $4,000: .--s2 Z.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

eFCRETARY, m. wheaton $3.50
GECREIAnY, kekin., Bethesda &22Q
noDKkEEgKHs Silver sprinG Ky
CLERK-TFPIST, nr. Wheaton $zeQ
cLERK-TYFIHT, begin. - Nxuu
S[ksE5TxpEihNSd5' SS[bk6sREklTfpiNd IRkcn. sssiss. le sd al
siLvrk iIT sllapk lsapkrno-RocKvI. EMpG'
64l3 0eorgfn Ave. 10. A-4449
eEcRETARY PUBLIC RELATIONS
NHceilent opportunity with private
orenniInfi0ii. At least 8 Yrs. experi-
ence required. ASproximatelY "a
DAYS paid vacation per VI. Diek
ieave provided Il needed. run medi-
cal and disqualification eoverage
Insurance. and retirement henentA.
1Gl-hr., 5-day work VIZ. Starting
salary, approN S6t per w: Anto.
matte salary increases yearly can
ma S.Eu.Sg far affnofufFnefit --.3
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Stenographers

NaIlonal pr6itsslouhl efGanllalit1
sfsnogrsphsfs exceptional cpDoFtl.
nifty tor securing permanent enel-
lenging pesitions; g2laties for be.
einneks Nfli start et S51. CAL q
H.i., E5sit sas5sssns as,.,n'ss. oilss 1'sE'
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Stenoprapller- CLERK

Experisnced With 1xurss.
Lire II Silver spring. Rock-
vile area. Perrnanent pcsl-
Best 81 Norkins coiditlc1l.
HAxNEs L1THoafzArH co.
.1x0 xest-Wezt Hwy. Silver 1prink
Evening star., 1955-10-02

ne rexispsI e1le, q the Finger
Sewing Mnchlno Company IN Silver
oprin1, Nd. needs one additional
young l1dy % complete ~ elefleal
SfAd. Duties Includes the hendlinG
of Z Guali eNitchto1fd and eomf
fTp1nl. keel. traintfa b. com
peient personnEl, Pleasant WORKING
condS., t-dhys 4Q-Aouf EeeEf COM
p9ny bene1.fe whom 1nAline1 Per-
ulanent pqslilo1 snd chance lor So
Vancement. Apply Ii person only
10 slHGNa SEWING MACHINE CO..
S045 18th 81 Silver Epelnz, Nd.
Clara. under so. for Genefal oflel
work; retail store experience pre-
1erfed, hot not nece5oaffs t1pi11
essential; permanent Position 1ot
Finht party. CAPITOL FuB SHOP
1908 q ST NV.
CLKnK for Insurance company;
typinE f'Euring rates: premtums;
cancellations and fefuness aecu.
facy essential An A-06z0. -
CEERIx nee 1e-A0. b. !. grad: ~.
tltude for GEiffes end slow kYpingl
many positions AVAIL st. eai.s 500
10 S27k mo. MANAGEMENT CON.
eULTANIa INC. Suite 900. i40e
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