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Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04

This next Sunday, April 4,
will be known as Dedication
Sunday" at Avenue Methodist
Church. this city, for on that
date a handsome and costly
bronze plaque. containing the
names of the 120 men and
women of the church who serv-
ed their country in the past war
and the names of those who
were killed in action, will be
dedicated with fitting ceremon-
les. The names of those who
made the supreme sacrifice will
be memorialized and the re-
mainder will be honored.
Among the two hundred and
sixty-four students at the Penn
sylvania State College, named
in Who's Who in the News,
four are residents of Delaware.
They are Alexander Petrowski,
S45 Spruce ST.. Wilmington:
Ross ID. Pillsbury. Jr., 1000
Washington St., Wilmington:
willard u. Tease. Milford: Jane
Elizabeth Fouracre, of Newark.
The book is published annually
by Sigma Delta Chi and Theta
Sigma Phi. professional journ-
alistic fraternities. to recognize
students who have exhibited
leadership on the Penn State
campus.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04
The Past In Review
News As 1t Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.
Taken from the April s, 1918 Issue


George Murphy, John Wheeler,
Horace Reynolds and Horace
Lynch, who are working In the
shipyards, In Wilmington, were
home in Greenwood for Easter
with friends.
John b. Townsend, of Hahne-
mann College spent Easter with
his mother. Mrs. Emma Town
send OF Frederick. Mr.. Town
send enlisted recently in the
Naval Reserves of Philadelphia
for hospital work.
sos
It. A. Ruddell. OF Milford. left
on Friday last for New York
City, enroute to France, where
he has enrolled in the YMCA
work with the American troops
in that country. He expects to
be gone about year. Mrs. Rus
sell and their two small chill
dren accompanied him as far
as Newark, N. j.
When Mr.. A. B. Foster, who
was summoned from the man
agement of the American Stores
business, in Milford, last Mon
day, TO join the National Army,
at Camp Dix, he took with him
the expressions of his fellow
membership In the Epworth
League. of Milford. in the shape
OF a handsome wrist watch, as
a token of their regard.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04
Twenty Years Ago.
Taken from the April 8, 1888 Issue

AIKEN from the April 8, 1888 IssI
The Sussex Bees, baseball
team, met at the home of John
j. Davis, Stockley, Friday even
ing. Mr.. Davis was reappointed
manager for the coming season.
The assistant managers are
Stuart Tate, Ralston Pettyjohn,
and Clark Brittingham.
sos
The Savage Brothers, of
Georgetown, who have been
operating two saw mills on the
large tract of timber owned by
Wrixham McIlvaine, of Harbe-
son, have moved one of their
mills to another tract of tim
ber near Zoar.
zoe
Wallace Caulk, OF Caesar
Rodney School was elected
president of Delaware Chapter,
Future Farmers of America, at
the opening session of the
eighth annual convention in
Caesar Rodney School, last
Friday evening. He succeeds
Thomas Ware of Henry C. Con-
ard School.
Albert Peterman, proprietor
of Peterman's Radio and Elec-
trio Service. Milford, has re-
ceived a beautiful diamond ring,
and membership in the Norge
viking Club for meritorious
sales endeavor. The award was
made to Mr.. Peterman by Norge
Division. Borg-Warner Corpor-
alton.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04
Thirty Years Ago.
Taken from the April 8, 1923 Issue


Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. p. White,
Of Millsboro, have returned
from Florida after spending the
last three months there.
Barnard Carroll, of San An
tonic, Texas, and Fred Murray,
OF Philadelphia, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollister Moore, of
Selbyville, recently.
Henry Ingram, who has been
hauling his seines at Slaughter
Beach for a number of years,
caught fifty fine shad on We'd
nesday. The fish were brought
to Milford where they sold
readily. On Tuesday, Mr.. In
gram caught the first trout of
the season.
Seaford public school, which
housed about 500 pupils. was
destroyed by fire Sunday night,
which is thought to have start
ed in the boiler room. In addi-
tion to the Seaford Fire Com
pany, companies from Laurel,
Delmar. Salisbury, Bridgeville,
and fredericksburg, Md, answer
ed the call for aid and helped
to keep the flames from spread
ing to other nearby buildings.
The loss is estimated at $4,000
and the insurance on the build
ing is s35,
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04

The vacancy caused by the
resignation of Miss Rae Welch
in the Bridgeville Telephone
Exchange, has been filled by
Miss Ida Swiggett from Mil
ford.
Howard and Elmer West, who
have employment on a boat
running out of Philadelphia,
were home this weekend with
their parents, William and AL
fred West, of Dagsboro.
zoe
s. e. Staples, who resides
near Bridgeville and grows
hogs extensively, shipped last
Monday 143 head of hogs to
Philadelphia, which ranged
from 290 to 80 pounds live
weight. They should reach their
destination by Tuesday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. White, of
Georgetown, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Helen Elizabeth White, to Cor
poral William Noble Pippen, of
Ridgely, Md, who is now sta
toned at Camp Dix with the
Delaware Regiment. The wedd-
ing will take place at an early
date. Miss White holds a posi-
tion with the Pennsylvania
Railroad, at Selbyville.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04
Ten Years AGO.
Taken from the April 9, 1913 Issue


Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Simp-
son are being congratulated
upon the birth of a fine son, on
Wednesday. March "a. in the
Milford Memorial Hospital
The young man has been named
William David. Mrs. Simpson
will he remembered as the for
mer Miss Kathryn Vinyard. of
Houston.
The Milford Paint and Wall
paper Co. which has been To-
Gated at Southeast Front ST..
is moving to their new loca-
tion at III North Washington
St. one-half block north of the
A & p Super Market. II will be
under the supervision of Boyd
Houtz. who started the Milford
Wallpaper Store, here, three
years ago.
Announcement has been made
OF the engagement of Miss Ger
trude Purcell, daughter of Mr..
Andrew L. Purcell. to John F.
Sapp. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Sapp, of Houston. Miss Pur-
cell is employed by Internation-
al Latex Corporation at Dover.
Mr.. Sapp spent two years in the
Army and now is employed by
Henry Sapp. at Houston. The
marriage will take place in the
near future.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04

Mrs. Harvey Warrington and
Mrs. Herman Roach, of, Cokes-
bury. were in Boston, Mass,
last week. They were accom-
panied home by Mrs. Warning
toms daughter, Ada Mae, and
some of her classmates.
Irving L. Smith, son OF Mrs.
Emma Smith. of Harrington,
connected with the Sears-Roe-
buck. Co., in Camden, N. j., for
several years, has been pro-
NOTED to manager of a Phila-
delpfIia store for the same COM
pany.
Miss Betty Riley, who is attend
ing a school of music in Boston,
has returned to her studies,
after spending a ten-day spring
vacation in Lewes, with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Carson
Riley, at their residence in
Pilottown.
The wedding of Miss Mar
guerite Bennett, daughter of
Mrs. Bessie Bennett, of Milford,
and Alex Ujavarosy, of New
York, formerly of Milford, took
place on Sunday, April 8, at
Denton. Md, by Rev. Thomas
j. Huntington. They were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza
Thomas. They will make their
home in Milford. where the
groom is engaged in business.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04
Why WIZ "Good-Ti
Charlie" Suffers
Uneasy Bladder

source of mild, but annoying bladder irri-
tations making you feel restless, tense,
and uncomfortable. And if restless nights,
with nagging backache, headache or mus
cular aches and pains due to over-exertion,
strain or emotional upset, are adding to
your nisery-don't wait-try Doan's Pills.
Doan's Pills act ways for speedy re-
lief. l. They have a soothing effect on
bladder irritations. "A fast pain-reliev-
ing action on nagging backache, head
aches, muscular aches and pains. ga
wonderfully mild diuretic action thru the
kidneys. tending to increase the output of
the 10 miles of kidney tubes. So, get the
same happy relief millions have enjoyed
for over so years. New, large, economy
size saves money. Get Doan's Pills todayi
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04
Motor Fuel Tax
Receipts Still Gain
CONTINUED from page ene)

According to the report the tax
es collected for January repre-
sented the sale of 12,555,479 gall
Ions of motor fuel, an Increase OF
i90,292 gallons over the amount
sold in January of last year.
The report lists a total of 55
concerns bonded as distl ibutors of
motor fuel in this State during
January and of this number IL
concerns reported no sales for the
month.
On the other hand five concerns
reported sales that produced S403.-
937.11, or about 65 per cent of the
taxes collected for the month.
These concerns, and the amount
of taxes collected by each one,
were Atlantic Refining Co., $S2,-
1881; Esso Standard Oil Co.,
S117 ,463.69: Gulf Oil Corp, s102,-
979.S9; Sun Oil Co., s42, 2,723.95;
The Texas Co., s57,S50.67.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04

The mayor of New York no longer
presides over the city courts, but he
still can sit on the bench as Conn.,
mitting magistrate. The late Mayor
LaGuardia often did.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04

Work on the st. Lawrence Sea-
way will be completed in 1859. al
lowing larger size ocean vessels to
load in ports in the Middle West.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04

Joyce is taken from the Latin
"Jucunda", meaning filled with
joy.
Milford chronicle., 1958-04-04

Australia was first settled by the
British in 1888.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Smoked Eqq Dip

u hard-eoOksd ssss. ricsd o.
sieved
. tablespoons soft butter Of
margarine
im teaspoons liquid amoks
seasoning
l tablespoon lemon. Juice o.
vinegar
2 teaspoons prepared mustard
2 teaspoons Worcesternhirt
sauce
2 drops Tabasco sauce
I teaspoon salt
V teaspoon ground black
pepper
cup mayonnaise
Radish slices for garnish
Potato chips
Tiny rolls
Combine all ingredients ex-
cept sarnish and accompani-
ments. Beat until smooth. II
desired. add more seasonings.
Have consistency soft enough
10 permit potato chips 10 be
dipped into Il easily. Refrig-
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Dinner scIcd

Brighten q dinner menu with
this colorful salad. Combine
shredded carrots, diced cucum-
Evening star., 1958-05-15

crate until ready 10 serve.
About 80 minutes before serv-
ing, remove from refrigerator
and beat or whip dip 70 fun
and soften u. Pile into chilled
bowl, oarnish with radish
slices. Serve with potato chips
and tiny buns. Makes one quart.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

Der. sliced green onions and
radishes with sour cream and
Q little lemon Juice. Add . diced
avocado and salt and pepper 10
taste. Toss lightly and serve
II once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
PUBLIC RELATIONS
SPECIALIST

need man, age to Is, who is capable of writing
and rewriting direct mail, promotional letters
Mine is an established firm doing an exceptional
volume business. can therefore offer you security
and growth potential.
You should possess a college degree with en-
phasis in English or Journalism experience in
formal business correspondence. and an ability
to deal with people. If you are My man. the
salary for this position is open.
Write Me giving your education and past ex-
perience to
BOX 3S1-D, STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
statesmen
DOES OPPORTUNITY
INTEREST YOU???

II it does and you are really tn
terested in progress. nontravel-
ling sales position with this ma
tionally- known corporation should
be Of interest.
We are looking for an aggressive
man Of the highest
calibers Those with determination
will be recognized and will be given
every opportunity to mold career
in this organization.
Men meeting our standards will
be thoroughly trained in our meth
DDS and will receive every possible
assistance and cooperation. A
qualified man will be offered $500
monthly, plus bonus.
In reply state age. marital status
and experience.
Write Box 3OO-V, Star
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JEWELRY
Retail Diamond
Salesman


Volume producer only. If
you are not making $4,000
a year, this is your oppor-
tunity to join one of the
East's finest jewelry stores.
Store managers can apply
If you have the ability to
create diamond sales in
high units. Send full re-
sumo in first letter, This is
not a Washington firm. Our
staff knows Of this ad.
Write to Mr.. Jack Landau
co ED. NORRIS CO., %
w. 48th st. N. Y. c.
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SALES PERSONS

Direct consumer selling Your
own business. Work your own
hours. Advancement dependent en-
tirely on your efforts and ability
Call Garden 4-93U6.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE (mar-
ketins. for specially paper prod
ucts) Must know dairy operations
and refrigeration. College pref.
strong personality; some travel
req SaI. TO $1,000. SMELLING 4
SMELLING AGENCY, sos 14th
st n " at 3-HSSS
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PROGRAMMES

our clients seek programmers
with BIS degree and higher in
math or physics and programming
exper. IBM 704, Mark 4. and other
large digital computers: SI0.O OO-
81 1000: depen. decree and exper.
MANAGEMENT CONSUL T ANT s,
INC. Suite 1901, 1875 @ st. NV.
PROJECT ENGINEERS
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SALES TRATNEE

National organization has open
ing for alert young men bet. 1880
to enter sales training program.
No prev. sales exper. necessary.
Applicants must have college educ.
or its equivalent. High starting
salary plus excel incentive plan,
Call Mr.. Lynn, DU. 7-5l0O.
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PROFESSIONAL
SALES CAREER

With one Of the largest and
oldest companies in its field.
Opening for ONE man who
must be a college graduate,
preferably married. manaRe-
ment inclined. Write fully,
giving personal data and
business background. Guar
anteed starting income to
SS.4O0, plus bonus arrange
ment. A personal interview
will be ARRANGED. Write to
Roy 900.n Star
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insurance Salesman

would like TO talk with the
man between the ages Of Fl and
As who IS willing TO work 40 hours
q week on an established debit ~
WASHINGTON. We offer q 2O-week
training program: also many COM
pany benefits. including group in
suranee, disqualification and re-
tiT SSs Mp pan APPP HoSp 81 = L NE
INSURANCE CO.. .221s Rhode Is
land ave. ne. or phone AID. 4-0030
between S:30 am. and 4:30 pm.
JANITOR, colored. 9th class engr,
license. for mod. NV, apt. bldg;
quarters DREYFUSS BROS, 1919
18th st. NV. Ma. S-05S0.
JANITOR, live in. Apply 32 chesa-
peake ST. s,w.
JANITOR, colored, settled. sober
experienced. Salarly and quarters
DREYFuSS BROS.
Nnan SIT M MA R-nARQ
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SALES TRAINEE

Opportunity for . top-fiight men
with managment potential. Thor
ough professional training. Ex-
ceptional fringe benefits. Advance
ment in fast-growine organization.
Salary open. Age. 1896. married
and dissatisfied with present prog
resS Send US postal card with ad.
dress and telephone number and
you'll be contacted personally. Box
299-D, Star.
SECRETARY, carer oppor. with
lge. CO., good shthd., and typing
required, age 20-3o white. start
S s.; $3.50 rE MIN M laaE g
SECRETARY -CLERK-Natl. trade
assoc. has opening for person
under 80; excel. shorthand req.
S SpDGf Tor s7 aGfsnce WIKI re'ir saisTs
open. CAN ST. 8-9i35 Monday
SERVICE ENGINEER. . yrs eng,
school pref plus some t,er e * er IN
Nil. cleo. mech. school bkgrnd.
considered: company trg. prog.
Sal. to S525. plus exp. and ben.
SMELLING a. SMELLING AGEN-
CY, sos 14th ST. NV, ST. 3-6SSS,
SERVICE STATION MECHANIC.
white; tune UP, brakes and gen.
orator service; service sta eXper. I;
NoRs. inc. 272i Naylor I'd. Sc.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
work in Virginia; 6-day week
Sundays of. Call IA. 9-7517.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must De experienced in fabrication
NoRS, INC, 2731 Naylor I'd. sc
SHOE MAN with exper.; steady po-
f PARAMOUNT Jun si SHOE STORE STORE is.7
Good Hope I'd. Sc.
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HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Excel
co. has opening for exper. sub.
division men with Va. lie. SALARY
commensurate with BACKGROUND
No fee. NATIONAL EMPLOY.
MENT SERVICE, INC, HOS 18th
st. NV, Elk. 3-7270.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, exper ;,
for Springfield or Chantilly Vir-
ginia ofhces. Opportunity to take
charge for right man. r. W.
MULLEN, FL. 4-6611.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, part
time. exper.. colored or white;
exceptional opportunity for great
earnings. We give the MOST
Brokers commission to statesmen
on homes and share the profit
bonus; largest advertising budget
most company homes and exclu-
sive nstines, Confidential inter
view MR.. SINDLER, no. 2-l257
REAL ETSATE Salesman have
opening for. one man. must have
car to sell rooming houses anc
anS heip vo Dr0R Edwin Wiz EL1 Il
Realtor and Bus. Broker, lOl(
Vermont ave. RIM. 217.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experi,
enced only; sell houses in Silver
the multiple listing; free parking
LAIRD B SCOTT, Realtor, u
0-042O
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER
VIII consider aggressive salesman
active in medium priced and specu-
lative property; 5000 proposition
with active, est. Arm. Chance OF
a lifetime. Box 335-D. Star.
REAL ESTATE statesmen d.
We recently added q new SUBJ
divns. and must increase our sales
stan. Opening new subdvns. soon
IN Bethesda. Silver Spring. with
easy long-term financing. Broker
age men invited. Highest commits.
sion scale. Call Mr.. Piver.
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OR EXECUTIVES
BOX 417-v. STAR
Statesmen


SALES TRAINEE-FEE PAID: Natl,
firm. Excel career oppor. Relo-
cate. Age. 81 80 St, 81 800
OFFICE SUPPLIES: completely plan
and layod ONCE.
S325 draw and comm.
RADIO TIME: sell adv. to bust
nesses. good sales exp. comm
REAL ESTATE: subdiv, homes. Apt.
houses. Propty mgmt Draw plus
comm So, 000-S10. 900 immed. pot
HEATING AND ARI-COND.: sell
contractors and home owners.
comm. S10,000-S12.0 pot.
RECORD DEPT; know and like
' MSNseiEM MTSiT coNs1t = Ts SSSs
INC. Suite 1901. 1885 9 st. NV.
statesmen
Unusual opportunity for live. am
bilious statesmen. This is an out
standing position with the absolute
leader in the field and offers the
chance for rapid advancement.
Rapid growth has produced many
unusual opportunities. We offer
our statesmen a wonderful lead sys-
tenn, reserve plan towards q bonus
and many other features. Direct
sales experience desirable. but we
will train inexper. statesmen. Call
Sunday 10 It'll 4, MR.. NORMAN
HE 4-715a
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SALES MANAGER


Excel. oppor for a man with
good sales mgmnt. exper. in any
fields which required training and
developing statesmen and sales
supervisors, dealing with sales SUI
pervision problems Position, is in
tlvitieS in several branch service
establishments Pref, age 30-35,
white, h. S. grad. MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS INC, Suite 1901,
I'VE est u "
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statesmen
OWN YOUR OWN ROUTE

Two openings avail. for
hard-working. sincere mar
ried men, preferred ages 20
45: these openings are for
men who want security for
their families: work q days
q week. So weeks a year. of
holidays (no lay-off). To be
successful, you must be a
man who can plan your work
and work your plan. Cash
bond and capital required.
Apply in person Mon. March
II, ST., ask for Mr.. Fowble.
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Janitor-Maint. Man

colored: S175 mo, plus apartment
Large elevator bldg. in northwest.
Must be experienced with stokers
and all other types Of maint. work
Able to supervise other ianitors.
Must be married, no children.
Large quarters. gas, cleo. and tele-
phone. Apply In person. Mr.. Orpin.
0-10 a IN. or As I'm. H. q. SMIIHY
20. Rl1 18th st. NV, ST. $4,000.
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NE b-WUUU FUH APPOINTMENT
REAL, ESTATE
Learn while Won Earn

Learn While You Earn
WE WILL TEACH you HOW TO
MAKE BETTER THAN $4,000
PER YEAR. CALL tn. Eases.
CORN & BLANKEN
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-We
are very optimistic about business
because when one Of our So leS-
men sells $4,000 volume in jan
nary, and Sl4O.OO0 volume In
February. we think business is
good and going to Get better.
Want TO get on our team Let's
have a talk--today II possible
Call JE. 3-20N3. VIM. A, CHAP.
MAN REALTY. INC. Realtors.
Member multiple listing exchange
Closed Sundays.
REAL ESTATE sALEs-we have
persons in small krl once. Fuli
once cooperation. plenty OF list
lngs Closed on Sundays. Call MIR.
WILKINS, IA. 5.i201 or ia.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, full
IA. 0-l60e. :
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MAN WANTED
FARM BACKGROUND

We are looking for a
young man. not over IS
years old. He must be able
to prepare land. do trac-
tor blowing and tilling,
etc. He should have basic
knowledge of machinery,
drive truck. have permit.
Sober and willing worker.
High school education de-
sirable but not necessary.
Good pay for the right
man. A lifetime oppor.
tunity for a family man.
If you know farming
and are willing to learn
the nursery trade. this is
the place for you. For
appointment. phone WE.
$4,000.
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SALES MANAGER

PART TIME tEVENINGSI
Salary, over-write full coop.
Hire and train part-time men.
Must be experienced. Call KEY.
STONE CO., FE. 1920, Mon.
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RADIO STATION

Needs promotion men Exper. pref
but not necessary. RAPIDLY expand
ina organization; 5-station net
work managerial potential: paid
vacation. salary plus commission;
car necessary
CALL WARL
KE $4,000 FOR APPOINTMENT
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The Chemstrand
Corporation
Decatur, Alabama

PHARMACIST, young. active grad.
with exper.; 6-day wk.; $3.50 plus
bonus on store-wide sales. Smell
LING & SMELLING AGENCY. COS
14th st. W., ST. 3-6SSS.
PHARMACIST, an excel. oppor. for
young man exp. in prescription
work. Start. SAL, $3.50 wk., Box
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ELECTRICAL sc;A..LI FL E. L,EIscTRoNIc

Men. capable Of taking lead
positions: good writing ability.
familiarity with specifications and
standards preferred. degrees inn
portant. but may be Offset by ex-
perience.
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HELP MEN

OPER., excel oppor
for Young man, white, under 81
with at least 2 yrs. exper on 1850
or 1860. Non union, flne benefits
5 days. start $4,000. MANAGE
MENTS cONSULTANTs INC.
Suite 1901 14j5 U NV
NIGHT AUDITOR, MGR 1000 exper
necessary: nights per wk.. l. 80
pm. to 7::30 am: starting salary
S65 per wk.: for Presidential
Gardens, Alex, We. Apply only TO
Mrs. Doffort at HECHINGER CO.,
18th and H SITS. ne.
OFFICE CLERK, $500. average
DAYS to $1,000. POTOMAC EMPL',
o334 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. $4,000.
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Sales Manager for D. C.
MARYLAND VIRGINIA,

We need hard-hitting organ
izer to build I'D permanent sales
force. Substantial earnings avail
able to YOUR statesmen on commits
sion and bonuses enrolling stu-
dents from high quality leads
District managers salary and eX-
penses plus liberal overwrite High
ly reputable school, accredited by
National Home Study Council.
ington. State dualifications and
experience in letter requesting in
teryiew. Write W. II. HOEHNE,
,525 NJ Shefiield ave, Chicago il,
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Vitro Engineering Company

lG.5 Conn. Ave. Sterling 3-eis7
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