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Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18

Mayor Joseph Ellis of Laurel
Mayor Howard E. Larrimore OF
Seaford; DR.. Charles G. Moore OF
Seaford; Paul Lrd, Greenwood
Henry p. Cannon, Bridgeville; How
ard Waller, Delmar; and Mayor
Edward A. Harmon. Dover; and
Miles L. Frederick, director of the
State Development Department.
A study is now being conducted
by the New York engineering firm
of Parsons, ErinckerhOff, Hall and
Macdonald, to ascertain whether
the project would be sound finan-
cially This study will continue un-
til Labor Day 1857.
However, in the opinion of Mr.
Sandman, even an unfavorable re-
port from the firm would not mean
the end of the project. He said the
answer in that case would be crea-
tion of a joint commission or au-
thOrity between the states to over
come the difficulty "as New Jersey
has done so successfully with
Pennsylvania and New York.
Senator Robert 3. Meyner, and
the commissioners of the Garden
State Parkway, at the end of which
the ferry would be located and OF
al members of the New Jersey Sen
ate.
The ocean-going ferries would
cost $3.0O0,000 each, and would
make the 25-mile trip in about
rs minutes.
There is a possibility that the
Garden State Parkway Authority
will undertake the project if q
favorable feasibility report is re-
ceived.
Mrs. katherine Rollins, Lewes
Beacn, Chairman CT the Sussex
County Heart Council, has an
nounced that the 1857 Heart Fund
Chairman will be Mrs. Franklin
c. Maull.
Helping Mrs. Maull are Mrs. Mil
dred Gallagher, who will head the
solicitation of Special and Business
Gifts and Mrs. Elma Gehron, who
plan Special Events to publicize
the campaign.
The local Heart Council, which
was organized in August, is al
ready operating the Beebe Hospital
Clinic under the Direction of DR..
Arthur Tormet.
This clinic functions in coordi-
nation with the Congential Heart
Defect Clinic at the Delaware Hos
pital, Wilmington headed by con
sultant brought from the Hospital
of the University of Pennsylvania
every other week.
In making the announcement of
the appointment of Mrs Maull, Mrs.
Rollins said, "Our first object is
to make the clinic at Beebe Hos
we are operating under a grant of
funds from the Delaware Heart
raise enough locally, to expand the
clinic and support other worth
while projects to help find the
causes and cures for heart disease,
and to alleviate the suffering of
those that are already victims.
Heart and Circulatory ailments are
our nations leading killers. We
think that the people of Sussex
County will join in helping fight
this dread disease.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
NASSAU

Visitors of M. and Mrs. w. Fl.
Mitchell during the week were Mr.
and Mrs. Grover James of Milton;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson from
Clarksville; Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Cooper and children from Lewes;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard David
from Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Mitchell
called on Lille, Laura and Mary
Warren, of Glendale, recently.
Mr.. Buford Warrington is some-
what improved and is at home
after having been in the hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Colonel Frank V. B. Couch, Post

Colonel Frank v. B. Couch, Post
Commander, Fort Miles, Lewes,
Delaware, has announced for the
| information of all concerned the
| FLOWING revised schedule of firing
to be conducted at the Antiaircraft
Artillery Ranges in Delaware are
between the hours of 900 a. m. and
600 D. m. Eastern Standard Time
during the month of January 1857.
Restricted Area Nr. 2 (South
Range, South of Bethany Beach,
Delaware, and extending approx
mately 1917 nautical miles off
shore):
IA, January to and including IS,
January.
q January to and including 25,
January.
% January to and including l,
February.
No firing will conducted in Re
stricted Area Nr. 1 North Range
South of Dewey Beach and ex-
tending approximately nautical
miles off shore) during January
1857.
No firing will be conducted in
Restricted Area "a (South Range
same as Area except that it ex-
tends approximately IA nautical
miles off shore) during 1857.
Any queries in connection with
this schedule or the operation in
the Bethany Beach Area should be
directed to Headquarters, Fort
Miles, Lewes, Delaware.
Mr.. James Orton Marshall, ST.,
is confined at the Beebe Hospital
with a fractured leg.
Mrs. Richard c. Beebe is spend
ing sometime in Mobile, Alabama
IS the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Commander Harry F.
Frazier, U. S. Coast Guard, and
Mrs. Frazer, u. S. Coast Guard and
Mrs. Frazer, and their children,
Dicky and Beebe.
Mrs. Adele Gray Rice of Bridge
vile, formerly of Lewes, has an
nounced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Catherine Virden
Rice to Mr.. Ralph Lee Scott, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, also of
Bridgeville. Miss Rice attended
Mary Washington College of the
University of Virginia, and is now
student at the John Hopkins
Medical College School of Nursing,
in Baltimore. Mr. Scott is an alum
nus of the Peddie School in Highs
town, N. J. and of Lehigh Univer-
sity, in Bethlehem, Pa. Miss Rice
is also the daughter of Capt. Henri
Virden Rice of "Maplewood' Mil
ford. She is a granddaughter of
Mrs. William H. Smith, wife of
ADMIRAL Smith, U. S. N. (ret) of
Mobile, Alabama, who was the
former Miss Edith Virden, and
daughter of the late Captain Henry
Virden of West Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron F. Clifton of
8ridgeviile, Del, visited with Mr.
Clifton's mother. Mrs. Frederick G.
Clifton, Sr., at her home on Null
berry Street, Sunday.
a
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
HIDDEN DOUGH

PONCA CITY, Okla. - up - A
Ponca City housewife scraped the
bottom of the -four canister to get
enough for a recipe and found a
dollar bill.
The next day, she called the
grocer, all excited about the -four
company putting dollar bills in
the -four sacks, and she ordered
some more of the same brand.
That night, she told the family
about the discovery and the 12-
year-old son, cried: "Oh, Mommy,
that's where | hid my money.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
OLD HAND

SOUTH CHARLESTON, w. Va.
up Detectives John W Feni-
more, Jr., and Robert w. Parkins
chased the stolen car for several
miles, on a wild, 0-mile-an-hour
ride through city streets.
When it finally screeched to a
halt at a dead-end road, out step
ped a 14-year-Old who admitted
three other auto thefts and one
motorcycle theft. He said he had
been driving "since | was years
old"
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Sheofhinq :
Siding

34xe KID. Pine BeveI Siding ........1o
"" 6" Cedar BeveI X. D. .........14
81" 10" Cedar BeveI K. D. .........24la
NIX 8" Redwood BeveI X. D. .....2oA
ICIo-rL.-.rt N.r4;-..I Cr-.;.A
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Burb Wire :
Over Head Garage
Doors
Tile Bourd Hard Boord

Clearance Sole fl Grade -. lis
s" Hurdboord 4'xs' ...................o6l2
Keene W0ter Proof Cement ....$l.5o
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18

The fur seal goes to sea for
nine months, rarely sees land, and
sleeps while afioat.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18

Seed bed preparation with any
tillage tool that leaves all or most
of last years crop residue on the
soil surface is called mulch tillage.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Flooring

Fir Ix3 Kiln Dried .I534
Oak IS /32"x2A" Kiln Dried .....lo
Pine 25/32"x2as" Kiln Dried lis
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
: Plaster Products
Anderson easement
Units

Twins. Triples for over Kitchen
Sinks, New-259o Discount
from published Anderson selling prices
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AP 5I sERVTCEMEN

Knows whirlpool washers and
dryers Top salary plus commits
sions and bonus, disqualification
ANDY'S. LA, $4,000.
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Permanent position for sxpcri-
enced switchboard operator with
some Ming duties. excellent hours
and pleasant surroundings; top SAL
fts fpp cHERN fSs'0 Mo T9f e M5
1871 Florida ave nv
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Appliance and TV service CO.. must
have knowledge OF city and sur
rounding area and be able to route
and dispatch servicemen Knowl-
edge OF nv and appliances prefer
red but not essential. MANY co
benefits See MR.. SAMPSON. .214d
Path place ne, Washington. d. C
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PAY CLERK

Alert young lady, 1880.
who can type wen and has
had some experience vorking
with fgures. Ability to OPP
crate lO-key adding machine
required. Applicant must be
high school grad. interested
In ful-time, permanent EN-
ployment. Apply Personnel.
RIM, COZ. $40 am. to $50
pm. weekdays: Q am, to
noon, Saturday. No phone
calls.
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PIX Operator
Clerk Typist

Permanent position for sxpcri-
enced Switchboard operator With
some flling duties. excellent nourA
and pleasant surroundings; top SAL
airy. Apply IN rersOn only. Mr..
Bortnich. CHERNER MOTOR co.
1871 Florida ave, NV.
PRICE CLERK-STENO., must like
figures, see 95-45. hrs. So ~
day wk pleasant working condl-
lions. excellent opportunity Apply
4 BEACON ELECTRIC UPPLY CO.
S05l 18th St, Silver spring Md.
RECEPTIONIST-SECY., Alex, l.
girl ONCE; cleo. typewriter to rs
yrs. DAYS, $500. POTOMAC
EMPL, gll King St. XII. a-3055.
RECEIPT. -PBX-TYPIST = George
town area. 25-4O yrs; S"sc; per-
Sonable; many benefits. NATION:
AL EMPL SERVICE, HOS l6tR
st. NV. at L. Elk. 3-1250
RECEPT.- PBX-Co. paws fee per-
sonable, sttrac and neat, age 10
TioNxL EMPI SERVICE, liOs
18th st. NV at L, Elk 3-7"70.
RECEIPT TYPIST, Wis. ave lovely
Offices. to 30 yrs handle mail,
answer phone neat and attrac,.
S375 NATIONAL EMPI SERv-
ICE, HOS 10th ST. NV at L, Elk.
3-725O.
RESIDENT MANAGER, garden-typs
development. must be experienced.
! salary and apartment Apply TIn.
! No 100. INVESTMENT BUILD
/ ING. 1911 X ST. NV
SALES CLERK, white, 1892; res.
ne Sc, or nearby Md Some
typine, good JOB, MR.. SEA. IL.
1-33O4
SALESGIRL, 40-hr. week. Sll0
1 per hr, TOP VALUE REDEMPTION
! STORE, 3445 Fairfax dr., Arl..
/ Va No phone calls.
SALESGIRL. exper. in retail bak.
cry: Apply IN person. SHERIDAN
BAKERY 5000 Georgia ave. NV.
SALEsLADIES. colored, 21-45, $50
/ so neat: edu.. meet public. ABLE,
/ 1904 N. Y ave, n W, RIM. 226. IL
SALESLADY, exper. in dresses.
coats, suits; excel salary. 5-day
week KOTZIN, 1927 F st. n ".
I SALESLAnY. for dresses and mill
Z linery. salary plus commission.
steady work only Apply IN per-
son. NINE ROSE 1907 Conn.
ave nv.
SALESLADY, rcady-to- wear. must
be thoroughly eXper for high
tunity for right PARTY, executive
ability; salary So wk Apply in
person, lnlS Conn ave
SALESLADY. exper.. white, for me-
dium-priCcd a = shop top salary
- Il .Na-rs ~
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Must be experienced on driers and
automatic washers. Permanent po-
sition, top salary. vacation and
sick leave with pay; 5,day. 4o-nr
wk.. extra pay for all overtime
see MR.. SAMPSON at 2146 Gath
place ne. Washington. d. c
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When sMsweStae edveyfissssents
GddTessed to Star boxes Do NOT
tnclose original references. pho
tocTdphs or other materials %
personal cdlEe. C0ptes seTue the
purpose Originals mag Get lost.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
PIX OPERATOR
Ags Limit, 25-40

Fully experienced. must be able to
type and do some clerical work, no
others need apply The usual ad-
vantages and sroup disqualification /:
salary. 500 per week, 5la days: air.
conditioned ONCE Apply immedi-
ately. in person. do not call
QUAKER CITY LINOLEUM CO.
COL r ST NV
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DRIvER-sALESMEN, earn while
you learn. .High-paytng routes are
now available. Apply JACK h JILL
ICE CREAM CO.. 1919 l. st. Sc.
DRIVERS, part time. students. no
selling: highest comm. paw: car
necessary HE. 4-593l. 5 70 3.
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR, part-time
white, age 25-4O. Must be able TO
work ewes. and week ends. Apply
in person between 10 am and
pm. $500 Arkansas ave. NV.
DRIVING INSTRUCTORS. white.
age 25-40. Must have good driv-
ing record. Apply in person be-
tween 10 am. and 6 pm at $500
Arkansas ave.
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR : Oppor
instructors permit, oV. s-iel5.
DRUG CLERK. exper.. excel work
ing conditions; paid vacations,
employees discount and group in
surance: Apply CARRIER DRUGS
DRUG CLERK, part time; exper !;
salary plus commission. 1920
Riggs I'd, HA. 2-3434.
DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERA
edge of addressoRraph and David
son dual-lith machines necessary
Paid disqualification and other
employe benefits. AID. 4-35lO'
Ext. IA.
EGG GAMBLER. experienced; good
pay for right man. Call J. Z,
THOMAS. NO 7-0434.
EGG MAN for wholesale business;
exper must know about buvinH
and selling: permanent position
Apply Box 349-K, Star
ELECTRICIANS. experienced in
church and school work: capable
| Of running Job; salary open.
HARPER ELECTRIC SERVICE
2606 Bladensburg I'd. ne. LA.
6-1Ss5.
ELECTRICIAN
Journeyman, with ID. c, card: one
for jobbing and trouble shooting;
SO per mr.. steady work. no lost
s&L ELECTRIC, RE. 7-311O
ELECTRICIANS
To work in baltimore; experienced
on industrial and commercial work
fOn waReS OF A-7l16. IA 2-l600
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Hot Shoppes. Inc. has several
excellent career openings for top
operators. Must be fast, intelligent
and have some previous experience
Excellent salary. paid vacation,
sick leave, insurance and many
other company benefits Apply EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE. l341 G st.
NV.
COPYWRITER-Opening for young
copywriter Emplove dement's. 40
hour week. Apply HAHN'S ad-
vertising. eth and K SITS. NV.
CORRESPONDENCE CLERK, typ
Ing exper. pref 5 days: SAB so.
POTOMAC EMPL o334 Wilson
blvd. Arl ia $4,000.
COUNTER MATTRESSES. exper
daywork, and kitchen helper ex-
per. Apply 1929 9TH ST. NV. s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. agrees
sive women ~ TO 40 years, for
interesting advertising program in
Ice super markets FRIDAYS and
Saturdays only $40 per day 4;
transp furn Apply in person.
WONDER BREAD BAKERY. 1901
Georgia ave. NV.
DENTAL ASST, exper., Soi7 up
ARANT EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY lOl N Alfred st. Alex,
XII a-3T7n
EMBROIDERY AND LACE DESIGN
Err and allied field, must be skilled
in handwork. needlecraft. for local
ladies speciality shop State con-
dition Of work and salary Give
full particulars and experience.
Box 7a-J. Star
FILTER. exp. to At and alter in
ladies' speciality shop. KOTZ1N
1927 F ST. NV
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, exper
counter and booths young, at
tractive Apply in person. only.
DORCHESTER PHARMACY. @4S0
10th st NV
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, no experience
REQUIRED: $50 week Call MRS.
ONlEY. co. 5-563S 49,
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, capable
women. exper. with food buying
and preparing; one who can SUPER
wise help Apply ROCKVILLE
P PRr}Ti,,e TX Nj F. Mon'somers ave-
FOUNTAIN WOMEN. experienced
white: 42-hour week. 3 to 10 p m
TINENTAL PHARMACY. 400 N
Capitol St. ST. a-a67S
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, tvpine
bookkeeping. fling: no exper
necessary: good starting salary
s:30-4:30: no weekend work WA.
1882.
GIRL FRIDAY-StenoR under IS:
elec. typ attrac air-cond ofc
Excel dntn. loo, cow. for Va
and Nd. residents; : days, 80;
SIS start COLUMBIA EMPL.,
l34l @ NV.
HOSTESS. exper CO. club. S55
also colored fountain and kitchen
help. ABLE. 1904 N Y. ave
NV, RIM. 226.
HOUSEWIVEs-High earnings can
be YOURS with pleasant part-time
work If you qualify dav or eve
hrs, NJ 1-5253. 81
INSTRUCTOR TO teach typinR and
GREGG shorthand; part time morn
inEs ST 3-36,
LAB. TECHNICIAN. white to work
in NV doctors ONCE REGISTERED
or equivalent co 5-0sa1
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HELp-MEM
iCONTlNuEDl
Auto Statesmen

We have an opening on our sales
force for . men to sell America
leading car Are you satisfied with
your present Job? Wouldn't you like
to make more money in q pleasant
position with unlimited possiDili-
ties? II you have had some sales
experience in other lines. we viii
train YOU, furnish a new car dem
onstrator with Ras. oil and upkeep.
and pay you generously while learn
Ing. We have no sales with trades
deducted or wash out plans. You
are paid on a percentage Of the
gross profit. In other words, you
are a partner in business with US.
Statesmen currently in the automo-
bile business should investigate this
offer as we are sure that YOU can
better YOUR earnings with our Dian
OF compensation. Phone MA. $4,000.
John Hinkel. for an appointment
STEUART MOTOR co.
9Th and New York Ave, NV.
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hElR-MEK

JANITOR. sxpsr., sober. reliable;
apt; and salary. IA. 1884. 20.
2-302l.
LUNCH nm. MANAGER, $500: also
high pay sales and trainees. Wise
mgr. able. 14O4 N. Y. ave. NV.
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AUTO PARTS and inventory clerk
industrious young man TO work In
imported car parts dept. Expert
ence not essential Apply 10 IN,
10 l.. noon 10 Mr. Mills or Mr..
HerSon al MANHATTAN AIITo,
1905 7th st, NV.
AUTO SALESMAN for most active
uSedsear lot in entire area Must
be experienced salesman very re-
liable with excellent record. nc
high earnings eight hours flooF
time daily; must be bondable
RElNEs MOTOR co 1870 Wilson
blvd. Arlineton, Va.
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shop; stsr,ins salary. sioo per-
week. with company benefits Ap-
Fiiyin nerson. Nj Nsthanson
MANHATTAN AUTO a RADIO
co, eth and r ats. nv.
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DRIVER SALESMAN

WaShingtons fastest growing
food distributor interested In ex-
perienced man for established route.
h-day wk salary and commission
car HARRY GoTTLiEB. INC. AP
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THE EVENING STAR
IDOL PA. AVE. NV.
AUDITOR

Young man, single, over 23--lt Jou
have q reasonable amount OF &C
counting education. we will train
YOU for auditing position which re-
ouires travelling All expenses paid
plus good salary and attractive en-
move benefits. Write, giving age,
education and personal data. and
ne will arrange for personal inter-
view.
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SALESWOMAN
SMALL APPLIANCES


Join the sales force OF Washing
store Excellent starting salary.
rapid Advancement disqualification
plan and al emplove benefits EX
perience desirable but we will train
an ambitious Young lady See Mr..
Ahrens. POTOMAC APPLIANCE ~
TV nth and E SITS Nv. ST $500.
sEAMSTREssEs for mems and
ladies clothing part time.
LONG S. 53l 9TH st NV
sECRETARIES-Want a Job that
can best be described as com
fortable"7 We have . avail. Tor
> capable stenos. under 40, who
don't want TO be the boss some
day, but want an interesting buSy
pleasant working cond and all
usual benefits Many other open-
ings interviews, y to 10 80 TELE
SIC, 1900 Eve st NV. RE =
1850
SECRETARIES ------ 70 s. 800
Typists ---t TO Sd,pnn
Librarian, Young Si'Oo1
Secy., no shorthand t3bhO
ALLEN O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1904 N Y Ave NV RE ESQ
SECRETARY Real estate and
construction COLLEGE Park area;
start Immediately For appoint
ment rall WE 5-53fS between
8 and am or 4 to $50 m.
SECRETARY. age a5-3h. 70 do
correspondence MI IN Govt bids.
maintain security records ana
credit applications Must be last
and accurate typist Shorthand
necessary Many company bens-
FITS salary Commensurate win
experience Phone ST $4,000 Tor
appt
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AUTO Statesmen (2)

one new and one used car sales
man needed BY one Of suburban
washington leading new-car deal
erS. We believe We offer the best
nay plan available including demon
stratof furnished. paid vacation
and holidays, etc. II you are q
progressive statesmen who would like
to ioln with a progressive sales
limited write Stating your age.
sales exper and qualifications 10
? O. Box 4O74. Chevy Chase Is,
y C. for appointment General
Motors cxper preferred but not
REQUIRED. All replies strictly coma.
Dental.
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ADMIN. CLERK-Good typist, an
swer own corresp.; some college.
well groomed; IS hrs; S275-S290.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE. HOS
18th st. NV. at L, Elk. 3-72t0.
ADMIN. sECY.. to IS TO $4,000
n ~ TT NJ u
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CLERK TYPIST
Comptometer Ops.

Hot Shoppes. Inc. has several
excellent career openings for top
operators. Must be fast. intelligent
and have some previous experience.
Excellent salary. paid vacation,
sick leave, insurance and many
other company BENEFITS Apply EN-
|PLOYMENT OFFICE. l34l G ST.
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Statesmen
Statesmen

To represent national concern IN
protected d. c. territory. guaran.
teed weekly sal. plus bonus and
company benefits: age 23.35. some
direct sales exper car nee. Phone
En- 3-QhRS, for interview
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HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTANTS
D. G. EMPL. EXCHANGE

1A1IZA0O1V G1VI .. ia Oh.
1854 l4th st. NV CO. 5-563S
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK
and general Office worker. turni-
ture store. Apply in person, 599S
Georgia ave. NV.
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HElP-MoMEn
MACHINE
BOOKKEEPER

We have an opening for a white
lazy who has BACKGROUND Of book
keeping and Is experienced in oper-
atine 4 Remington Rand bookkeep-
Ing machine. Permanent and ideal
working conditions in air-condt-
toned once. Good salary to start,
with excellent future. For personal
interview call Mr., COLLINS. LA.
6-630O.
NURSES AID twhite). for duty in
nursing home in Silver Spring
area, live in: refs. Ju. 9-7644.
NURSES AID twhite) for S-hr.
general floor duty in large nurs.
Ing home: live in. refs. JE. 2-0643.
NURSES tRN), for full or part.
time work in doctors once; 40e
hour week. 10. 2-l2l2.
OFFICE ASSISTANT, for manu-.
facturer'S representative: relaxed
WORKING conditions, shorthand.
typing; recent graduates consid-
cred AD 4-5aS0
OFFICE elk. must type, SIS:
secy.. SEQ: acct. elk. $50: once
n Y ave NV, RIM. 226 lSs
OFFICE MANAGER, bkkpg., typ
Ing, shorthand; Wilson blvd SIS
up POTOMAC FMPL, 1894 Wil-
son blvd. Arl., IA. $4,000,
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ACCTS. for CPA'S
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-57b1
1920 N, Y. AVE. NV. Room 50t
AERO MECH.

A&E lie. pref. but not nee. II recent
exper. on reciprocal aircraft. SALARY
SERV., Hos 18th NV. Elk. 3-727O.
ACT, a man TO train for life ms.
career. full time; sal, $50 yk; plus
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a net gain of 10 seats to take
the House, which now consists
of 234 Democrats and 200 Re-
publicans with one seat vacant.
Although the party division is
already close in the Senate. the
location of 80 seats at stake next
year gives most of the location
in that branch to the Democrats.
Mr.. Alcorn said that of the
contributions reported this
morning, $73,600 was in cash
and $4,000 in firm commit
ments. He declined to say ex-
actly how much the party now
has on hand, but expressed con-
fidence that the total budget OF
81 million for the national ano
two congressional committees
for 1857 will be achieved.
Mr.. Alcorn said national
headquarters was being urged tx
send field representatives next
year into the close congressional
districts, where the Republican:
have been losing by only 2 to
per cent of the vote. He said i
this is to be done it may require
a larger party budget.
The 300 or more party Leaders
here for the meeting will be ad
dressed by Vice President Nixol
this afternoon and by Mr.. Eisen
, hover tomorrow afternoon.
The battle between Congress
!, an the White House over tn
J size of the budget is expected II
figure prominently in the two
, day meeting.