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HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD CAhE-Settled woman. 1--we
in, colored home: Q children; no
houseEork; $50 mo. Lu. 1924.
COOK, g.h.w.. exper,. small adult
family, prefer live in. new, home,
good salary. Call EN-. 3-22Sf.
COOK. exper., to do light upstairs
work, Other help employed; live in.
CooK-G;H.W;. exper, 80 to Is
refs: ss5 wk. EN-. s-is6o, ''A
COOK-G.H.W., age 3O-45; 2 adults
permanent position. Do not apply
unless exper. and have recent refs.
from pvt. local families. EN-. s.
1913 after 10 am.
COUPLE with best local refs. for
complete charge OF q home: garden
work, cleaning and serving for
man, also drivers permit woman
10 be good cook and also do 9Th "
Will consider separate cook and
maid Live in excel. salary and
quarters EN-. 2-4296.
H-W.-CHILD CARE, live in: Eng
lish not necessary. Good salary,
pleasant room. FOLEY. oil. 6-21sn.
G.HW, exper,, 30-40; cook meal;
adult family: iron shirts. Live in or
v
ences required RIA 6-3683
G,Hw., cook. fond OF children; dr.
home excel salary. excel perm.
position; Al ref. FE 3-44s4
G.HW.. child care; live in: 5la DAYS;
exnerienced and references. RIA.
G.Hw., good plain cook. "a day dur
ing wk. and alternate Sundays of
transp.; refs. REQUIRED. FE. 3-7654.
G.H.W., exper., live in; local ref
children. EN-. 2-2s3O.
CIV. fond OF children; Mon. Wed
refs jU. s-s7o9.
f hams. 's chiS IL ]y' DAYS " 6 sScf3 *
Sl56 per mo. Box ELK. Star
G.H.W.-LIGHT COOKING; local ref
to 7:l5. oil. 6-see0 after noon.
H0usEKEEPER; white Christian
between Q am. and s pm.
HOuSEKEEPER, German or Scan.
References. Call EN-. 2-O759.
HOrSEwORKERs - Ninety 1907
more needed JOBS available In New
York area S130-Sl70 per month
VIII tree room and hoard T'rl-etS
sent DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. l5l East Hath ST., New
York City.
MAID, to sleep in 3 days light
cooking. g.h.w.; S25 HE. 4-0477.
MAID. E.h.w.. live in. OF, couple hus-
and board for husband for odd Jobs.
Local refs. EN-. 3-6113
MAID. part-time mothers helper
si77 18th ' St NV MRS. MILLER
MAID. to I've in; g.h.w.; reference
MYRTLE 8. CARR, Mulrfirk. M Ma!
MAID, live in; .g.hw., child care:
local refs. required nice neighbor-
hood; Sa5 wk. OIL. 6-4S09.
WOMAN to care for children; ages
2 and A. g.h.w. some plain cook
ing. exper. only; recent refs. re-
CURED Do NOT phone after Sun
day night. LU 4-7s36.
DEsIRE ExPER. MOTHER for child
/ care. am. 10 4;30 nm. 5-day
wk. Feb. lJune IA. He 4-l175
EXPER. GIRL. for ghw.. . days
| Tues. and Fri. or Mon and Thurs.
neat appear; refs. JU s-3207.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER for fam.
| lily with 2 school-ased bows: live ir
) nights Cleveland Park; zood
wages refs FIR 3-47f7
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN TO live
/ in; someone who wants home
9Th W, plain cooking: adults: SoE
wnek WO 6-40g3
COLORED WOMAN. Long Island
N Y: domestic; live in SlS0-S20O
mo transp advanced NE S-2Ia0,
Al ASSOCIATES, 1917 18th st
/ NV
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ELECTRICIAN with 8-years' expert.
ence at buildings and as head OF
ian refugee arrived last week from
Camp kilmer. Please call DE, q
7144 after q PM, or write. 70
WENcZEL. geo goth st. NV, Apt.
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Real Estate Saleswoman
REcEPTIoNIsT

Washington ONCE Of major cleo
tronics manufacturer. Must be excel
lent typist and operate small switch
board. age 20-30. good voice and
appearance. 8 to $50. 5-day wk.
Many fringe benefits. Telephone
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AGENTS

YOUR OWN BUSINESS: Your own
hours, Selling nationally known
cushion shoes is easv. 1876 STYLES
for entire family Earn $50 day
comm Experience unnec. FREE
eatalog Write TANNERS, HOY,
Brockton, Mass.
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SECRETARY

II you are a competent stenoEra-
pher, over 80 years old and of neat
appearance who gets along well with
people, expects to continue working
for a number OF years and would
like a secretarial position in pleas
national trade association, you may
qualify for the opening we now have
available Five-day week, air-condi-
toned once Call at Room 1893,
Penna Bldg, ] 9th and Penna.,
Monday, January IA, for interview.
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ACCOUNTANT. complete bookkeep-
/ ing service monthly basies. Box
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HELP woMFN
Girls "a Travel u. S.

Leave immed.. Miami. Texas, Calf. /:
ages 1926: well chsperoned: lge. ad.
group. Must be neat, single. Very
high potential. Accustomed to earn
ing SS5-Sl00 wk. comm. plus bonus
Transp. furn.; drawing acct. Excel
future. See MISS OSTRANDER. 10
I'm. to o pm. Commodore Hotel.
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MAN. coiored, desires lob working
| at night. as porter or delivery man;
any Kind of work. DE. 2-Oa67
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WOMAN, coiored. desires days work
of any kind: willing, exper. DE.
H-6f5G. s am. 10 s pm l3'
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HELP WOMEN

CYPIST. insurance experience pref
erably: 5-day week; broad company
benefits. Ma. s-075s.
TYPIST INVESTIGATION TRAINEE
high school grad, 80 w.pm:. 90 Ia
30 yrs. National concern: $3.50
mo-. plus 25ce monthly bonus
Phone Mr.. CODY, NO. 1882.
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COOK G.H.W.-Live in, experienced
with children; recent references;
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

WANTED An IRM tap operator
for an installation IN a brokerage
otice. wiring eXperienCe preferable
White Phone ST 3-5252
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TIPPING WANTED. addressing en-
velopes, cards and folders. $500
18th 81 Il " AID A-1hSh
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ALTERAIInNs-runs. -, e,

COOK &C. II W.-Live in: small fam
lily; must have local refs and he
exper. cook; S35. Call Monday, OIL.
G.S1iH -
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MAID. settled, white or colored, live
in some cooking must be fond
of children; DAYS; sos 10 start;
refs required JE. 1884
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STENOGRAPHER, colored, male. de-
1 sires work after ewes. and week
ends; tipping or any other clerical
| work LA 6-B05S.
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SECRETARY

To president of large real estate
organization: this is an exceptional
opportunity for a high grade. ex-
perienced competent, ambitious sec
retarv: salary based on experience
and ability: give a complete resume
of your experience, present salary
and salary expected opportunity
for advancement Box 23-X, star.
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WAITRESS - White. experienced:
and uniforms tnrn Apply in per-
son PROFESSIONAL COFFEE
SHOP. 1926 Eye ST. NV.
MATTRESSES, white. exper, day
and night work Apply XXI S
RESTAURANT. 12lS Wis. ave NV.
MATTRESSES, experienced girls. over
y yrs OF age for pleasant work
Apply LAS VEGAS CLUB, 52ll
Marlboro pike Sc
MATTRESSES, experienced. part or
full time, day Sor night, Apply
immediately. VINEYARD, 73@ 18th
ST. NV
MATTRESSES. age 81 10 80; expert
enced. for high clientele in Wash
ington, D C.; good working condi-
tions Phone AID. 2-4164 or AID
@-4lf5 Sunday between $3.50 am.
and leo m and from 4 30 pm.
to l0:3n m. or call Monday any
time ASK for MR. GAZELLE
WAITRESS. white cxper restan-
rsnt. SERVING mostly food 80
YEARS ON SANE CORNER excel.
tirs; refs Apply RIOPDAN'S. 1855
4th 81 sw.. Me SSH.
WAITRESS. white, under rs: full
time. no Sunday. size "a or under
STOMP HOTEL. 1ol6 5th st. NV
WAITRESS, experienced, attractive
BOB WHITES RI 81 AURANT 3lh
Penna ave Sc
WAITRESS. white. experienced. ex-
fMs oa t FsfsTs1c'S Fl aF su 3 2
TRUST co. e4a5 New Hampshlre
ave Apply BY calling III MAT
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LABOR LAWYER. eyper, NLRB. La
Dor Dept Desires position with
trade association, law or industrial
firm RnH InN.S Star
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MAN, coiored. with station wagon.
desires work. CO. b-3066.
MAN, colored, wants truck driving
lob; experienced. DU. 1-6l61.
MAN. colored, exper.. refs, wants
work of any kind. JE. 2-6S54.
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CPA ACCOUNTANT requires part
time position; now available. BOX
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SECRETARY

To serve as personal secretary TO
president and vice president Of large
and fast-growing firm Good salary.
Company benefits. Shorthand re-
Guired Must be eff1cient and person.
able Located on Pentagon Plaza.
Opposite PentaRon adjacent TO Rte,
y 8. J. Call Otis 4-6O90 for APP
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RECEPTIONIST
SECRETARY

Abs. attractive. personable, expe-
rienced. with initiative and judy
ment. Call COURTESY ASSOCIATES
Miss Abel. MA. SLAP. 5000.
RESIDENT MANAGER - Excellent
opportunity for experienced man.
aEer who can take complete charge
OF rental Office in large. garden
apartment protect. Local refer
ences Box 2S4-X. Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER, small down
SSn np Gr1 d hCase e may Ia ,y nGd
able evenings and week ends, sal
AIRY, $50 per month; married per-
sons will be considered. call for
appointment DI. 7-9057,
RESIDENT MGR. ASSIST ANT.
white. excellent daytime position;
assist in MANAGEMENT, knowledge
OF tipping, keep records. etc; salary
and apt. furnished: retired person
accented; also. good opportunity to
State age and give brief resume of
experiences as well as references
Reply Box 176-X. Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER
Experienced only: must have local
references, to manage los units con-
.i sth Of 4 elevator buildings near
is q full-time, permanent position;
good salary and luxury air-con-
ditioned apt.
SHAPIRO INC, 1413 K ST.
sALESGIRL. S55 wk., raises; white.
2l-30: personality. business ability.
good phone voice. typing store
X. Star.
eALESGIRL. exper. in stock work
hrs, - noon 10 s pm. GREETING
CARD CITY, 1897 g st. NV.
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SECRETARY

Experienced woman to act as sec
rotary to manager. Must be excel.
typist: have dictaphone exper.: 40
hour week; 5 days: $50.
SMELLING g. SMELLING
Personnel Agency, 605 14th st. NV
Sterling 3-6SSS
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SITS, MEN 6 WOMEN
sITuATioNs-poMEsTlc

.
DAY WORKER, ghw. lsunoress.
Acel cook. cap. pleas: empl. per-
sons or finest hsehlds LU l-s643.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, desires work
in motherleSs home or working
mother; salary. TIA. e-Oas7.
H0uSEWORKER, experienced With
ROBINSON, Ii. 3-35l5.
IRONING. cleaning; Tues. every other
Wed desired by honest. reliable.
colored lady; refs. LA. 6-159s
MAID. colored. will stay in also hos
S 81. NV. AD s-60Si.
MOTHERS HELPER wants 5 or 9
DAYS work; call Du l-52i9
GIRL, colored g.hw., cooking, stay
nights or part time Serve through
| dinner; exper. city refs. RA. g.
GIRL, colorcd desires shw or
child care. Fxper Ap 7-0s53
GIRL. cnlored wishes day work:
REFS JE %.6shi
GIRL colorcd wants days work
! u iull-timc lob. Al ref 81 q
GIRL, coloreo, wants day or nieht
work Ito "-3.dS
Girl wants scncral housework or
| DAYS work. honest pleasant re-
liable: J-Sr. reference HO. @.T6t7.
GIRL, rolored, desires Job as full-
time baby sitter only, LII. 4-lUu7.
GIRL, colored neat exper.. desires
work 5 days week, \ TO or
9 TO m. good rel co b-s0a4 .
GIRL. oolored wishes dsys' work.
Local reference. DU 7-l1a4
Continued on Next Pase).
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TYPIST

Opening in audit dept. for ex-
perienced typist. 40-hour, b-day
week, excellent company benefits.
Apply in person. SEARS. ROEBUCk
& CO $500 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
Va
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRAPHER

For permanent position; 37ls-
hour week. Exceptionally pleasant
working conditions, Apply WASH
INGTON CATHEDRAL OFFICE.
W0Odiev RI at 3Rth ct n "
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MATTRESSES

Assistant circulation d.
rector national publisher. downtown
u. C., In promotion program, ava
ton Transportation BACKGROUND
preferred, 30 TO Al; work capacity
essential. ability To write releases
prepare STAFF house organ. house
ads Opportunity Tor growth. COM
panv benefits Resume. Box Box
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

DO YOU WANT EARNINGS OF
MORE THAN SD. PERMANENT
EMPLOYMENT CLOSE TO HOME
DAY OR NIGHT WORK?
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SPEECH WRITER, pamphlet, ieaflet
perienee; Harvard MA BOX 3s5-S,
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HELP MEN 6 WOMEN Cont.
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RESIDENT MANAGER
SALESGIRLS
(COLORED)

& girls needed at once: full and
part time for our home demonstra-
ton division. No experience neces-
sary. We will train you to earn SIS
Apply POI Kennedy St NV. to Z
. m. only See MR.. MACK.
SALESLADY-Week TV log ad-
vertising sales through supermsr-
ket participation. car necessary,
commission TO S1T5 weekly. Call
10. 10000 bet. and l. noon
Mr.. MCLEOD.
eALESLADY for retail dress goods
and decorator fabrics: experience
preferred; Silver Spring area
good salary TO start. Apply in per-
STORE, s571 Georsia avenue, Sill
yer Spring.
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SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Director, Washington ONCE Ma
jor manufacturer requires expert
enced personal secretary. Ofiices IN
Dupont circle area. Employment
benefits program Good salary to
personable. efficient Young lady, rs
to IS. No INQUIRIES without april
cant's permission. Box 4S3-T. star.
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STORE MANAGER

Excellent opportunity for
settled woman or young lady
TO manage a home accessories
store salary open. State age
and retail experience. Box
SIX. Star.
TEACHERS. white, immediate po-
sltions in Spanish, English, Biology
chemistry tipping, shorthand and
elementary grades ADAMS TEACH
Frs AGENCY. 1341 q ST. NV.
TEACHERS 'whitel Many vacan.
les listed: $3,40O- 50 600 BALTIC
TCHRS AGENCY hlR N Charles
st Bate. Nd Mulberry 5-6S05I
TELEPHONE OPERATOR-Must be
experienced 5-day week. Good SAL
airy. with opportunity for advance
ment in a progressive appliance
business; many employe benefits.
including vacation. hospita lization,
group insurance, etc. Apply MR.
SAUNDERS. 2146 cath pl ne.
after 10 am.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. for work
At home: ideal for housewives de-
string to supplement family income:
enthusiastic. perSonable telephone
voice preferred. Call 10. l-412S,
Sunday and Monday.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. to call
Silver Spring area Work from
home, hr. per eve No daytime
calls; 81 per hr. Call tn 2-i404
sun. only. between | and 4 pm
TEL, EPHONE sol
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

~ l2-hour. 5-day week. Apply IN
person. RKO RADIO PICTURES. a32
New Jersey ave. NV.
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TYPING LETTERS. theses. fnven-
tories. manuscripts, etc; iinmed.
expert serv. reas. JIlANITA WALK
Err, after + pm, 10. 2-S355. I3s
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MAN, 33, good typist, fun or part
time; shipping exp own car, d. C.
: permit 10 2-O272
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HSEKPR.. light duties; for ! adult
or empl. mother. refined, elderly,
reliable. Box l5l-X, Star 49,
LADY, age 50, some PIX and typ.
exper desires place in small hotel.
Boy 3S3-S. Star. 13s
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'ECRETARY STENOGRAPHER,
thorough experience; Northern Va.
area preferred. Cn 6-07f0
SUPERINTENDENT. l-Eirl ONCE
preferred also part time: written
reference available immed. Box
NIX Star
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SECRETAY or receptionist. capable.
ex3esienced. available Immediately.
Roy fDEC Etar 1QS
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PRACTICAL NURSES. colored. two
with pleasing personality. has
hosp, private. home exper.. bed
patient. convslescent ambulatory
refs. D. c refined people. Honest.
reliable II T-53I5 13s
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LEGAL SECRETARY, thoroughly ex-
perienced. dependable, capable Of
assuming responsibility. Box 3Ss-S,
Cfar
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G,HW.-Live IN, plain cooking;
must be exDer references neces-
Sarv ~ 5-3O9i
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SOUTH AMERICAN LADY. very little
fneiish. as companion for elderly
lady, hcht homework. live in or
Cffs M sEoEl
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ELEMENTARY TEACHER ns.dI

DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced.
young lady, desires position in b C,
or Falls Church area, JE. 3-l3a2.
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ately III, 2-13aS '.'''
GERMAN. fair English well trained.
exper. in IBM machines. Ayailable
Immediately. Box zoos. Star.
IG.HW. AND COOK fcoloredl Live
in or out; ell secs d. C. Va, Md,
To S35. ABBEY PSI. 10Y XIV,
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SEAMSTREsS, first class all around,
desires position. AID. 2-S6S4.
SECRETARY: GOOD steno. typist;
varied exper.: presently employed;
5-day week. mature. LII. 4-33T7.
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GIRL. light colored, wants fountain.
grill waitress, short order cook:
DAYS work; gh.w. NE. s-5l09
GIRL desires practical nursing in
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GRADUATE PRACT. NURSE wishes
care Of elderly lady or baby. Hosp.
trained Live out. Excellent refs.
TIT h4OAn
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INTELLIGENT WOMAN, 81 yrs. two
VS.. college. desires employment:
pleasant personality, courteous and
industrious, cXper. dealing with
customer comp aints: interested in
Photography. history. art, iitera-
ture. interior design; poor sales
Woman BOX 3S--S !;tsr t4s
, 1957-07-15
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the De
partment of Insular Affairs,
Division of Procurement and
Supply, Christiansted, Saint
Croix, Virgin Islands, until
100 July IS, 1857, and then
publicly opened for the fol-
lowing:
1. Passenger Car : Ford,
Chevrolet, Plymouth or
similar.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any lnformallty
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to Bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement and
supply, Christiansted, St.
.Croix, Virgin Islands.
Alphonso Romney
Clerk-in-C Charge
Div. of Proc. & Supply
ST. Croix, v. I.
, 1957-07-15
PRINCESS

cludes single and double bed
rooms, a dormitory, a gaily
decorated dining room and a
sitting room. In declaring the
club open, Princess Margaret
said it was the first of it's kind
in London. She congratulated
the Talbot Settlement and it's
supporters on their initiative
in providing something for
which there was, undoubtedly,
a growing and genuine need.
She said, "The happy memo
ries Of my visit to the beauti-
full islands of the West Indies,
where I found wherever ]
went the utmost friendliness
and hospitality, makes this
occasion the more delightful
for me-"
Among the other speakers
at the opening ceremony were
Viscount Chandos, Sir Cecil
Hurst and the Hon. Mrs
Charles Taylor. The guests in
Guided Garnet Gordon, Trade
Commissioner in London for
the British West Indies, Brit
ish Guiana and British, Hon
duras, and Two De Souza, Head
of the British Caribbean We'll
fare Service in the United
Kingdom, who were presented
to Princess Margaret.
, 1957-07-15
Doctors Block bag
Fully equipped.
Reward $500
P. Q. BOX 3l2
Christiansted
LUCKY 'LEVEN

II beautiful acres, good
ventilation, views Of sea,
hills, and valleys; 2 good
housesites, including land
so fertile it will grow any
thing except apples a n d
strawberries. Certainty of
drilled well getting good
water within 67k feet.
Price quick, now, quickly
$500.
$500. U MILLAR,
No. l Church, C'sted.
, 1957-07-15
TIL b r S D A
AND
A Y

Goth Century Fox presents
In Cinemascope and Color
THE VIRGIN QUEEN"
Betty Davis, Richard Todd,
Joan Collins, Herbert Marshall
The little known Love Story OF
Sir Walter Raleigh and the Vir-
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History's most violent Court, it's
secret Romances and Intrigues. A
thrill-packed Adventure Yarn OF
a Queen /. who took what and
who she wanted
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-07-15

w T. ~ e , - n
at 500 & $50 pm.
Regular Admission
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE
Hit No. /
M.G.M presents -.
this powerful Drama:
RANSOM"
Glenn Ford, Robert Keith,
Robert Burton, Bobby Clark
Is a little boy worth $500, 000.-
dead or alive? How would you
have acted under the same cir
cumstances?
Fit No. 2
Fox present two Super Thrillers:
GHOST OF SCOTLAND YARD
CASE Of the WRESTLING BIRD
LATEST NEWS
Milford chronicle., 1957-04-05
DACSBORO
By Yrs. Essie Hickman
Phone: Rodney 6216

Thursday evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wing were:
Mrs. Kings sons, MIR. and Mrs. Don
aid Parsons and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Parsons and fam
iiy OF Miilsboro. The occasion be-
ing Dondiu birthday. Later in the
evening callers were mrs. Theo-
4OIe Lewis and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah Bunting and
LiIl..a OF BIsnop, called on MIR and
.als. Euw. Ii. hickman.
Mrs. Pearl Evans of Millville
called on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
" alter l.. Brasufe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curnie Clogg spent
Sunday evening with Mrs. Annie
CULLEN at Stocsiey.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Long Wis
tied Mrs. Marshall Griffith OF Mil
ford on Saturday night.
Miss Gayle Lynn Smith of Mills
boro spent the weekend with Miss
Sharon Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack King and Mr..
and Mrs. Burl Kitchens of Selby-
vile spent Saturday in Whining
ton.
Mrs. Howard B. Lynch spent
Monday in Milford.
Mrs. Phoebe Montague, Mrs. Alice
Richards, Mrs. Thelma Clogg and
Mrs. Helen Brasure attended a
spring meeting of the WSCS in Mil
ford last Wednesday.
Idr. and Mrs. Clifton Holland and
children were dinner guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Parsons at
Millsboro.
Mrs. Virginia Baker is slightly
improved after being very sick the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill wilkins of Mil
ford were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Parkhurst on Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Park
hurst, Jr., of Bridgeville, were re-
cent guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred ParkhursI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar l.. Horner en-
tertained at turkey dinner Sun
day. Attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
Minos Tull, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Millman and Miss Beatrice Pollitt
of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Hickman and
children, Janet, Gerald and Cling
er and Mrs. Clarence Mitchell and
son Thomas spent Sunday with
their sister, Mr. and Mrs. James
Bland at Washington. d. C.2 They
viewed the cherry blossoms and
other points of interest.
If you read it in Milford Chroni-