Maids Return to Yugoslav Homes After War
In Communist Yugoslavia after the war maids become popular again as households hire servants. Leaders themselves break the ice, and most families earning over $180 monthly hire a maid. Typical cost runs from $25 to $30 per month.
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Rich Americans Abroad Can Afford Servant Help
An Associated Press survey shows American expatriates can hire household help in Europe for 25 to 30 dollars a month, with Spain and Egypt cheapest. Costs vary by country, with Italian and other European households often paying more, plus room and meals for servants.
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Premier Foods seeks top salesman for Cincinnati warehouse
An established Charleston importer Francis H. Leggett & Co offers an 28 to 49 year old retail and institutional grocery expert a sales post in a new Cincinnati warehouse. Position features no guaranteed draw, commission, liberal life insurance and family hospitalization, with confidential applications to 1999 Section Food Cincinnati 37, Ohio.
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Frane Keggatt & Company
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