davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07
Results Of Little
League Play Friday

X ii +
Lutheran 6 5 0
Calvary Methodist 27 10 L
Winning pitcher, r. Craft; los
ing pitcher, p. Pack; home run,
Stayton Calvary Methodist).
r H E
Avenue Methodist .12 8 0
Church of God 2 5 O
Winning pitcher, Thorton; losing
pitcher, d. Collins; home runs,
Goodrich, Gibson, 2 (Avenue Meth
odist).
r H E
Presbyterian 16 IA 0
st. Johns 6 8
Winning pitcher, Dallas; losing
pitcher, LOnegran; home runs,
Galloway and Dubois (Presbyter-
ian), Hoyer and Lawson (St.
JOhn's).
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07

Among the graduates at the
University of Delaware receiv-
ing their degrees On Sunday
were Thomas Harvey Adams,
Loretta Florence Baker, Ruth
Draper BucksOn, dali
Christensen. George Robert
NAPLES, Helen Wilgus Swan
son, and Davis II. Wood.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07

Tom orrow at three-thirty
o'clock in Westminster Pres
byterian Church in Rehoboth,
Miss Nancy Cornelia Phillips,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Ray Phillips and Mr..
Marshall Wilson Jones. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Jones,
Jr., of Glendale, will be mar
ried. A reception at Hotel Hen
lopen will follow the cere-
mony.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07
MIZPAH CIRCLE

MIZPAH CIRCLE - The Mizpah
Circle will meet June 10th, Mon
day, at $50 p. m, at the cottage
Jf Mrs. Burn at Slaughter Beach
for a Covered Dish Supper. Please
BRING a covered dish and table SER
vice. Please make an extra effort
60 be there.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07

BROTHERHOOD CLASS MEETS
There will be a meeting of the
Brotherhood Glass of Calvary
Methodist, Church on Friday, June
7th, at 500 p. M, at the home of
Mr.. Richard Hall, go S. E. Front
Street. All members are urged to
attend. Refreshments will be sery-
ed
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07

AMERICAN LEGION - The reg
ular monthly meeting of Milford
Post No. 3, American Legion Aux
iliary, will be held on Monday
night, June 10th, at eight o'clock,
in the Post Home.
Mrs. Grant G. Garis, Past De-
partment President of Smyrna,
will install the newly elected Off
GERS for the incoming year.
RECITAL - The piano students
of Mrs. Davis R. Grier gave an end
of the season recital on Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Grier on Lakeview Avenue. Taking
part were David KINNEY, Susan
Kirby, Robette DeVroy, Vernell
Wiley, Donna Fisher, Nancy Con-
ard, Florence Scott, Rachel Grier,
Donna Howell, Terry Wiley, Don
ga Vileisis, Linda Howell, Carolyn
Finnity, Kenneth Kerr, Sally Ann
Belts and Betty Scott.
SOCIAL SECURITY - The So
cial Security representative from
the Wilmington office, Mr.. Joseph
Menustik, on his regular visit to
Milford this Tuesday interviewed
33 local residents.
Regular visits are made to this
area to assist in the completion OF
applications for old age, survivors
and disability insurance benefits
and to furnish information about
social security. No charge is made
for this service.
The next visit to Milford will be
on June 4 at the City Office Build
ing from $3.50 until IL noon.
THE BUSY BEES = The Busy
Bees have been very active during
the month of May and will be fOI
weeks to come. On Mothers Day
II little girls whose fathers belong
to the Veterans of Foreign Wars
visited the Memorial Hospital and
presented each Mother patient with
a cOrsage made by the Bees. They
are currently working on a Fa-
theirs Day project for the hospital
On Memorial Day wreath was
placed on the Memorial, honoring
all war dead by Joyce Gilmore and
Nancy Jones. Plans are also being
made for. father-daughter picnic
to be held on picnic grounds in
Milford.
PIANO RECITAL - A. piano re.
cital will be given by the pupils
of Mrs. Carrie Jones on Monday
evening, June 10, at 8 p. m, in the
Calvary Methodist Church, Mil.
ford. The public is cordially in.
vited to attend.
The pupils who will perform in
clude the Misses Jackie Pendleton
Nancy Clendaniel, Sally Burton
Nellie Burton, Gwen Frankel, Ell
len Tinly, Ann Mercer, Caro-
Kline, Anne Milbury, Sally Mil
bury, Marsha Townsend, Pamela
Butler, Judy Butler, Connie Walls
Beverly Denney, and Judy Jeffer
son.
The program will include two
special numbers: a vocal duet By
the Misses Sandra and Donna Ell
liOtt and an accordian solo by Mas
ter Chester Long.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07

BYKOTA GLASS MEETS = The
Bykota Glass will have a Covered
Dish Supper in Calvary Church
Social Hall on Tuesday evening,
June 18th. at $50 p. m. Bring the
family and a covered dish for each
2 persons.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07

If one believes the ads of vari-
Gus cosmetics, beauty of face and
figure is only a matter of money.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07

Culture is the product of versa
tility and leisure, aided and abet-
ted by a little bit of cash.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07

aud Mrs. Elmer ].
Bennett, and Mr..
Clinton B. Warrington, son of
Mrs. Charles S. Warrington, OF
Lewes, will take place in the
Avenue Methodist Church on
Saturday, June Is, at two
o'clock in the afternoon. The
Reverend Robert Il. Green,
pastor of the church will be
assisted by the Reverend Otis
p. Jefferson, uncle of the
bride-elect in the double ring
ceremony. Mrs. Margaret
Clark will play the wedding
music. Mr.. B. Agelet, a voice
major and class mate of Miss
Bennett at Peabody Conserva-
tory of Music in Baltimore will
be the soicist. Miss Barbara
Sheaffer will be maid of honor;
Miss Kathleen Isaacs, Miss Jo-
Ann Powell, and Miss Berna
Myers Of Toledo, Ohio, will be
bridesmaids. Miss Linda War
rington of Milton ami Miss
Cheryl Warrington of Har-
rington, nieces of the groom
elect, will be junior brides
maids. Mr.. Charles Warning
ton will be best man for his
brother. The ushers include
Mr.. John Warrington, Mr..
Richard watkins, Mr.. Ham
mond Warrington and Mr..
James Jefferson. A reception
will follow the ceremony in
Fellowship Hall of the church.
o.
Last week when officers and
workers of the Delaware Red
Cross met in Rehoboth for the
little convention, Mrs. Carl
Colell was given a service pin
for her forty years in the Red
Cross, Mrs. Conrad Travers
and Mrs. Charles Swain were
awarded pins for ten years of
service and Mrs. G. w. Ham
mond for five years. The din
ner was served at Hotel Hen
lopen and was attended by
Milton Dill, Mrs. George H.
Baynum, Mrs. James Cressen,
Mrs. G. w. Hammond, Mrs.
Colell and Mrs. Swain. These
faithful workers of Area 6 are
to be congratulated upon their
years of service to the Red
Cross and their maintained in
terest in the work of the or
gsnization.
q
Jack Willis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Spencer Willis, arriv-
ed home on Saturday and had
finished his first year at Fork
Union Military Academy, after
very successful academic
year. Jack was awarded the
1867 Cosby M. Robertson BIZ
BILE medal, having the highest
average in his class in the
study of the Old Testament.
And from the Department of
the Army he was given a cita-
tion, the Superior Junior Cadet
Ribbon as the outstanding stu
dent in his military work.
Jack will return to Fork I'm
ion in the fall, having been
given a football scholarship.
81
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peter
man experienced the great sat
isfaction on Saturday of see
ing a second son, Thomas j.
Peterman, ordained as a Cath
olic priest. The ordination
took place in st. Johns Church
on School Place and was at
tended by several dignitaries
of the Catholic Church. Their
first son, James, was ordained
in the same place shortly after
the church was built and now
serves q church in Whining
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1957-06-07
CHRONICLE MILFORD DELAWARE, FRIDAY T.
Local Happenings

MEETING ~ The Shawnee Home
Demonstration Club will meet Fri
day, June 14th, at 1870 p. m, at
the home of Mrs. Morris Grover
man.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
SALESMAN

Expansion Of our business permit
who is Interested in q permanen
position with an old established firm
Salary to start. $65-S50 for 40
hour week. plus employe benefits,
Write. giving full details including
aee and business experience. Bo'
343-C, Star.
SALESMAN
WALL PAPER
Experienced with wallpaper trad
preferred. Salary and commission
SDes ssiss ssrnss MIN aD pp 70 g p5S
conservative estimate for right man
Apply In person, MR.. SAM BARON
pres PLYMOUTH WALLPAPER CO.
12b West Baltimore ST., Baltimore
SALESMAN
outside route avail; car nee: train
ina furn. Apply in person, Ia
WASHINGTON FURNITURE co.
1145 9TH st. NV. corner M.
statesmen. part time evening work
must have car. Apply 240H MINI
ave. s.e., 3 to
Statesmen t.i, experienced In trucl
tires and retreading; good slara.
and commissions. Phone ia. 5-s3nO
SALESMEN--Let me prove by actua
sales with Americas finest line o
cushion shoes you can earn S25
day or better plus generous casl
bonus; full or part time. Telephone
ia. 5-S394, 9 TO o pm.
statesmen, full time; can carr
Sl5O-S250 wk.: appointments fur
nished. Apply HOUSEHOLD SEW
ING MACHINE. INC. 723 18th st
NV EX 3-0540
Statesmen TO sell advertising II
established police-firemen magazin,
published quarterly: also Va. fire
man paper: year-'round work NJ
phone men; ase no barrier. Ex
3-3246. HU. 3-3226.
: AMAZING pEsIGNsi 10, 20. 80
40 and 240 light book matches
BIGGER SPOT CASH COMM
every business a prospect. repeats
start without exper, men. women
sSlI saI:s Fit' +, turn' sme MATCH @ coRP 81
AMERICA. Dept. HA. Chicago 32
statesmen
Add 500 or more per wk- to you
present income this summer. sellinl
complete line Of air conditioner
to homes Make perm. connection
with well-known company in |
growing field. with tremendous 20
tential Part-time hrs, cow to you
Good full-time opening for tn
right man with sales exper. ant
late -model car. Phone OIL. $500
any wkday. betw. 5 and 8 p.m. TO
amt
Evening star., 1957-04-21
statesmen
PART TIME

Excellent opportuntv to learn the
furniture business. Must have
proven sales BACKGROUND and am
hition. Salary and commission
Many company benefits. Apply Mr.
Newman
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Statesmen
statesmen
Lifetime QnnortunitY

Nationally known manufacturer
will select and train representative
for WASHINGTON or surrounding area
Earnings unlimited. with lifetime
future for ambitious man with pre-
vtouS specially. industrial, chemical
or long-life lamp-selling experience
Products nationally advertised. many
exclusive and patented items. Pro-
tected territory. repeat business
group insurance and hospitaliza-
ton. High commission, bonus and
other benefits. Draw available: car
necessary; age no barrier, prefer
men over 40 No overnight travelling
Call GORDON HAMIfN. after
LCQ 6-000n
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Men
Full or Part Time

Full or Part Time
Men seeking opportunity to carr
extra money, here Is your chance u
get connected with progressive
insurance agency selling ail kinds Of
insurance. For information, call MR.
DWYER, RE. T-71s5. RE, T-2433.
YOUNG MAN, to assume manager
position In tire store This Is the
opportunity OF q lifetime for honest
reliable person. Some selling expe-
rience helpful but not essential
Must be able to rect public SAL
ary. $65 plus commission 70 start
No phone calls. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO.. 1924 0eorgia ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, d. c. permit; prefer
one who has own car. n Y. JEW
ELRY Co. 7l9 fth ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN--We have an openinR
in our piano and organ department
for an aggressive man with some
experience In selling such items as
real estate. appliances television-
vacuum cleaners or similar things
This Is an unusual opportunity IN
specially neid as We are exclusive
dealers for many popular makes.
Attractive salary and commission
arTangement A car Is necessary.
See Mr.. 6atterly. JORDAN'S. cor
ner 18th and O SITS. NV. MORNINGS
hetReen - and IL
Evening star., 1957-04-21
PART TIME

Man with car, white 90 to 80.
10 represent national mannfactur.
ina company. calling on single. work.
ing girls earnings around $40
weekly Phone Ho 2.S226. . 70
~ an. for appointment.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
HELP-MEn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wa6htngton'S most up-t0-dAte tinf
bookstore wants young man to sell
books and assist in department
management. Experienced. or col
Should be alert and capable Of ac-
cepting responsibilities. Ideal oppor.
tunity for right person to earn good
income. See Mr.. Meyers, VIM, BAL
LANTYNE &. SONS, sos 18th st
near r. RE. 7-3B46.
SALES REPRESENTATIVES, - Alert
manufacturers representative cap
able Of fully exploiting the unlim
tied versatility OF our aluminium
foil product used by manufacturers
Of appliances. electronie and elee-
trical equipment military equip
ment automotive and aviation
and industrial products. Is needed
for our WASHINGTON, Maryland and
virginia territory. Write. describing
YOUR organization and service TO
Box 1850. Star.
SALES--MEAT
Nationally known wholesale Co,
st. $4,000 and commission, ABBEY
PERSONNEL, 1898 Eye NV. ST
3-01o0.
SaleS-IntangibleS
Natl. CO.; no competition. 00e;
repeat. $500 plus comm $4,000
! ST yr.. ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898
Eye NV. ST 3-0lg0.
SALES OPPORTUNITY
ment: inside and outside sales; some
necessary. Draw against
commission. Liberia, car allowance
and excellent company benefits tc
APPLY IN PFRsoN
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
$500 WILSON BLVD.
ARLINGTON. VA,
SECOND COOK. exper. In Italian
KIKrS THE OAKS REST" 1918
Wis. ave. NV.
SECRETARY. excel. pos. with man
aeement future: responsible admin.
istrative duties; large corp: short
hand so w.p,m.. average typing
age 2l-3O; 8 days: start, 81, 800:
no reg, fee, MANAGEMENT CON-
SULTANTS. INC. Suite 1901. l435
q NV.
SECURITIES sALEsMEN-Expand.
ing aggressive d. c. and Nd. over.
the-counter investment firm seek;
to EMPLOY two executive-type secu-
rifles statesmen, Age limit 45. Busi.
less experience. production record
vital Furnish complete personal
history and business reference In
terview win be arranged by ap.
nnintment
SENIOR ACCOUNTANT, preferably
must have diversified experience:
starting salary. $4,000, BOX 100
d, Star
SERVICE STATION assistant man.
ayers; must have local references
top salary bonus holiday pay. va
cation. hose, profit sharing VIM
A. BARBER ESQ Servicenter 10th
and Maine ave. s.w.. EX. 3-ih15
SERVICE STATION shift operator
and assistant manager: good work
Ing conditions FOLLIN'S TFXAcO
SERVICE. 1875 Wis. ave. NV. Ho
SERVICE STATION attendant white.
age IS to 40: fabrication experience
and GOOD salesman; local refer
ences; salary open, plus commits
SlON and vacation. BAHHDN' y
SuNOco SERVICE STATION Wis.
ave. and River I'd. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
white: local references necessary
Apply in person, HAYNES ESQ
SERVICE. 270S Virginia ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be expr. in fabrication CON-
NORS. INC. 2f2i Naylor st. sc.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC. expeT
In duct work. old and new house
installation. DAY BROTHERS TU
3-l300
SHEET METAL MECHANICS - Ex-
pertenced in gutter and downspoui
work Call JE 3-34Ss.
sHEET METAL MECHANICS = We
need several men with minimum
10 yrs. BACKGROUND experienced In
layout vork Steady employment.
good pay. fringe benefits Contact
Mr.. KELLER. i246 Taylor st. NV.
ia o-si00
SHIPPING AND RECEIVING clerk,
knowl. auto accessories: 10 S65.
nnTNWf ENNr1F NnvtN~
Evening star., 1957-04-21
TRAINEES

transp, exper,: min. $4,000. Po-
TQMAC EMPL.. 1884 Wilson blvd
Ari.. ia. $1,000.
TREE EXPERTS. experienced only
for steady work; good pay; nc
critters. Call DE. 2-lf7l ewes. and
TRUCK DRIVES. experienced on
heavy dnal-rear trucks; must BE-
sober and reliable; permanent year.
round work. good pay Apply $500
Branch ave. Silver Hill. Md.
TRUCK DkIvER AND FURN. HAN.
TIER--cnlored exper Amply in per-
son. yIRGA q CO.. 7l2H wise. ave
TRUCK DRIVERS-MAKF MORE
THRU CONTRACT OPERATION
You can make more money by
owning and operating your own trac-
tor under contract with Aero May
flower Transit Company, Inc. the
carrier Expandins fleet need dry.
state operation Paid training
Trailer furnished; upkeep paid. Com
munication cost paid. 25es advance
or loads Prompt statements and
pay: many extra benefits. Must own.
ps suy S01 & oEs ssr raeor
brakes. Phone or write Wayne Luby,
diana. Melrose 1881 indianapolis
Tv AND RADIO MAN. expert. full
or part time benehwork: good pay
excellent opportunity RA 3-2seS
TYPEWRITER REPAIRMAN. all
makes tf stand. typewriters. Good
starting salary, 40-hr. wk. Apply
DISTRICT OFFICE EQUIPMENT
! Co. 723 lith st. NV.
/ TOPOGRAPHIC MARKUP MAN. per.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
YOUNG MEN

p0ftuuitf Tor advancement; company
benefits. Apply personnel once. 3rc
A.. SIG l4th St NV.
NOT A JOB. BUT A FUTURE. foi
neat. aggressive, sharp Young man
81 or over; concession and restau-
rant executive. training program
salary paid while training. Box
WANTED. white man with family
day. $50 per week: house, fuel and
milk furnished. Phone Gathers
burg i50-J. 81 pm.
RETIRED WHITE MAN. with some
income who would like to- earn
room and loard. do some liRhl
work around the house and lawn,
drive new. car; must pc sober and
1Ave good. recent ~eferences. Bcx
37'.D. Star
DIRECT MAIL PROMOTION MGR.
for WASHINGTON political publica-
tion Young man recently gradu-
ated would be considered State
age expef.. educ. political party
afiiliation. salary expected. Box
WASHINGTON 4 D. c
CLYDE BYRD's THEATER. iO4 s.
49, Shffs
PART TIME, married with car pref. :
earn SIS TO Sl00 wk working ewes +.
q 70 o. For appt.. call ST. 3-6637.
MAKE $50 To $500 PER SALE
Exclusive territories to statesmen
and distributors; NEW MIRACLE
OUTDOOR LIGHTS sweeping coun-
try. enormous demand from gas
stations, stores. night spots. drive
lfis auto. agencies written. money!
back GUARANTEE clinches sales.
No samples, no investment. no
lighting experience REQUIRED W
II LONG CO. Chicago 10, III
Established 1911
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN In U. s.. s.
Amer, Europe 10 $4,000 Travel
naid Write only EMPLOYMENT
INF CENTER, Room s4s. 40
Stuart St. Boston 16
FLOFRLY MAN 20 assist in light
work surplus dealer warehouse,
3 days, $40. Box lie, Star.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

TIRE CHANGER
with truck experience: must hav,
ehauneur's license. Apply GOOD.
YEAR SERVICE STORE, 1915 22nc
Evening star., 1957-04-21
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY

2 men interested In insurance
careers No. debts All leads fur
nished Sich weekly minimum. Men
over 40 considered for position
ArliEngton 4 and Fai,TdtSS ,dSS Counties; cunt. cal
FL. i-0hln for Rppt.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
MEN WANTED
TWO

Nationally known manufacturer
I1n place . men in permanent sales
and service positions with earnine
opportunities Of $50 10 si40 tc
start. Car and refs required. Please
Alex.. Va. 10 am 10 / pm.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
SAT. AND EVE. WORK

Men with cars interested in sup
plementine their present income by
$40 10 $50 per week Sales and serv.
ice Apply factory branch IN rear OF
building NJ 1903 Duke ST.. Alex Va
Monday eve, $3.50 pm. sharp II
uualified YOU will start Immediately
and be at once until 10 pm.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
HELP-MEM
WAITERS-BUS BOYS

WAITERS-BUS BOYS
For new restaurant. Apply in per
son. 1O-11 am, 3-6 pm. 5000 n
st. NV.
WATCHMAKER, experienced: tax,
complete charge watch repair. de.
partment. air-conditioned store
500 wk. LIVINGSTON & CO.
1929 H st. NV, ME. S-526s.
WATfHWAKER, experienced. with
sales ability excellent working
conditions; 0-hour week. Appi,
in o, IN. SEARS, ROEBUCK ANL
CO.. 4600 Wisconsin ave. NV.
ROYs-White. to work through
Easter holidays. Apply 635 r st
nv, room 205. between $3.50 anc
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Boys! Boys! Boys!

Boys! Boys! Boys!
is TO l8
White, part time or full time. for
route sales department: excellent
free steak dinners, the works! Brine
your buddy. Room 400 Victor Bldg y.
724 9TH st. NV, Q am. sharp Mon
day. Tuesday, Wednesday. Be ready
to 60 to work.
MAN. exp. nursery work: immed
Apply In person, 821l Sligo Greek
pkwy.. Takoma Park, Md
MAN, with knowledge Of electricity.
willing to learn dental equipment
maintenance; fine opportunity for
the right man. THE s. s. WHITE
DENTAL MANUFACTURING CO..
7O3 Eye st. NV
MAN. white: apt. all util. for re-
tired man in exchange for mainte-
nance Of 12 apts.; no furnace work;
must be able to paint. Call 10.
MAJ with speciality sales expert
eence married prsf:sJrrsd. New car
Phone for appointment, AD. 4-5574
from 8 TO IL am.
MAN. IS to 30 TO learn engraving
and stationery in one Of Wash's
best shops; gooc future for one
with proper attitude and initiative;
company benefits: must be neat
and furnish references, Box 7-E,
Star
MAN to assist on counter and stock.
room Apply HARCO EQUIPMENT
CORP. 2473 Sherman ave n W.. bet
S-ln e.m.. Monday through Sat
MAN AND WIFE. white, nom
drinker; no children; work In vet
ONCE and dog kennel, steady work,
experience not necessary: 3-rm.
cash mo. ELPAW KENNELS. Alex
Va. 5l36 Duke St, TIE. 6-2430.
MAN. 35-5O with training or ex-
perience in small manufacturing
plant; capable OF supervisinE and
training foreman leadership in
small industrial orRarization. Give
full details and references; salary
open. Box 349-c. Star.
MEN-If you have a car and are
neal. you can earn $40 q. night or
$25 day making light deliveries
this Is not a sales lob. white only
Apply Monday, o a.m--0 p.m.. 3i05
MI Pleasant ST. NV.
MEN - Executive-type statesmen.
$3.50 DER mo. salary to start. In
tensive one-year training: no ex-
perienee necessary: married men
with COLLEGE background preferred
Write brief BACKGROUND 10 Box
4O3-C. Star. reunesting appoint
HiGut-
Evening star., 1957-04-21
ACCOUNTING
CLERKS

Leading weekly news magazine
has q position for q business school
graduate. or an individual with l
yr. Of accounting experience. Posi-.
tion requires a general knowledge
OF general ledger and accounts re-
ceivable work Pleasant working
conditions in air-conditioned build
ing. Many company benefits. Call
FE 3-74Q0. Ext. 261. between 8
am and pm.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
statesmen

LEADS, LEADS, LEADS
NoNSEASONAL CAREE r
SALES. DEAL PAYS AVER
AGE sos. CLOSE 4 OUT OF
S. COME TO 927 NEW YORK
AVE. NV. (lst FLOOR.
statesmen (3)
$400 PER MONTH
GUARANTEE TO
START FOR
QUALIFIED MEN
To qualify you must be between
26 and 30. bondahle, neat, WILLING tC
work and learn, have car and desir-
Gus o. making sales your career
Complete training assured. Chance
to advance to $1,000 per month
within l2O days. Call RE. 7-44Os
statesmen
Career opportunity for 2 above
Wash, area. College background OF
equiv Selling exper.. helpful but
tion plan and ali fringe benefits.
No travelling. Resume to Box 142-C.
0t1A. -.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

1914 r St. NV.
YOUNG MEN. no exper. req. age
a0-3O; well-known co, In the auto
Young men for retail sales posi-
tions in branch stores. Fine oppor
tunities for advancement to man
aEement positions HIS. grads or
better and interested In career
Starting sal to $62. No res. fee
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
INC Suite 1901. li35 q NV
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Refrigeration Mechanic

Refrigeration Mechanic
Experienced in commercial re-
frigeration and air conditioning;
steady. year round work: good
working conditions. Apply in person
KOGOD-DUBB
$50 UPSHuR ST. NV.
REORGANIZATION Of established
real estate ONCE makes possible
openings for four qualified sales
men. Earnings commensurate with
fastest growing area of Northern
Virginia, Call Mr.. REYNOLDS.
JE. 4-4660
REPRODUCTION OPERATORS-Per-
manent positions available witn
established engineering laboratory
for young men, 1925, to assist
In the operation Of reproduction
equipment: 5-day, 40-hour week;
empioye benefits. Please call JU
5-1200, personnel department, for
interview. VITRO LABORATORIES,
Georgia ave. and Cameron ST.
Silver Spring. Nd.
ROOFER AND HELPER, nag and
metal roofs: permanent year-round
position with steady hours. ex-
cellent pay. disqualification, life
insurance. paid vacation and other
g, s"'RiSi WEBSTER CO.. g. NC. SSssi ist s and
N SITS. sc,
ROUTEMAN-we need q man for Z
,ty plant in town. Apply In person
no phone calls STERLING LATIN.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
AMERICAN ALUMINIUM
PRODUCTS, INC.
ia. q-is75
SALES
EXECUTIVE

with one Of the largest and
oldest companies In Its field.
Opening for ONE man who
must be college graduate,
preferably married. manage~
ment inclined. Write fully,
business background Guar
anteed starting income TO
$1,000 per year A personal
interview will be arranged.
BOX 252-D, STAR
Evening star., 1957-04-21
YOUNG MAN I
BECKER'S
ana - AN - sWs

With some exper. for advertis!ns
and. interior display: 5-day. 40-houi
week.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
HUB FURNITURE co.
Statesmen

Cor an and D 50 NV
Evening star., 1957-04-21
ROUTE SALESMAN

We have openings In our sales
department for > men who are will
ing to work. Experience not neces-
sary. Guaranteed salary, vacation
with paw. Free insurance and other
employe benefits. Apply 8 am. to