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CASHIER MGR 1000
Permanent position open for expe-
rienced front office cashier. Apply
auditors ONCE. Room 1853.
RALEIGH HOTEL, I;
18th and Pennsylvania NV

charge Of the o psfii 70 Of i lese
taurant kitchen. Must be fully
aualiiied In the preparation Of
G meas Ior an exclusive clientele.
ment, Manaser. FAIRFAX HOTEL.
firm; knowledge Of typine snd
switchboard desirable but not essen
aai' 5;day week: permanent; start
ing salary, $50 per week. with OPP
own handwriting. II previously en-.
pioyed. give names of employers for
last b years. References not Checked
until interview. Box 367-L. Star.
CLERK, honest and reliable; capable
keeping helpful but not essential.
desired. Box 1891. Star rs iitS'
CEER!K-With some knowledge of
typing and bookkeeping; 5Is-day
wk. Attractive store. Good salary to
s sn, ~ Apply Ffa IN person before 10
c., q 81 ai'f 18th p ST. ne TOWERS Sales
CIERK-TYPisT. Il familiar Mill with die
tating equipment helpful; 37ls-hr. ;,
6.qay week; downtown ONCE. Pleas.
ant working conditions. Vacation
1uu BLK leave pfiVllegeS. Mr.
Peterson, MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
) ANcE co. OF D. C.. 1901 H st. NV.
CLERK .TYPIsT, perm. position; T.
DAY Mk; Apply CAPITOL PRiNT-
ING INK CO. 500 Charming Di: &c.
CLERK-TYPIST. Interesting position
in pleasant congenial- SURROUNDINGS.
air conditioning. paid vacation, IN.
snrance benefits: 6-day week. OI.
CLERK-TYPIST. with old established
washington publishing firm, GOOD
salary; this Job Is permanent for
the right person. Call MISS THAY-
Err, ST, 1874, for appointment. -l6
CLERK -TYPIST 49, Permanent posi-
ton; Monday to Friday; 35-hour
working. wk. Ii paid holidays, vaca-
ton and many other benefits; mod
ern air-condition congenial execu-
tive office located in downtown NV.
area; experience not necessary.
Starting salary $3.50 per month.
Reply Box 73-L. Star. III
CLERK-TYPIST
Young lady for large fire insurance
once, 6-day week, permanent posi-
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RADIO MECHANIC, age 20-35;- assist
in installation and repair of two-way
radio telephone equipment, station
sTy snd mobile h s units aiEn sca in
ator's license. S1.42 per hr. to
start. 3 mos. 81 80. Other periodic
increases. 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Box
REAL Estate sALEsMAN-our ex-
panding business requires one ex-
perienced man. Give us . call at
ZEAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-t2)
wanted for active Conn. ave. offlce,
with or without experience. 8. r.
C0nn ave mn k3fSR III
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. alterations, picture vim
homes. Fairfax 446-J. su''0"Duaa'
and home remodeling,
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO.. RE 4477.
and remodeling q spe.
eialty; No Job too large or smail
SI St5aa for rs .'i REsssDiEIe,
terms. Call ME. $685. any time for
zee estimate. CENTRAL CON-
Complete facilitie:
for house or commercial improve
your contract problems in our hands.
Additions. bathrooms, finish Attics,
recreation rooms, Kitchens. Harti.
lions, enclose porches, driyeWays,
asphalt tile. parquet flooring. car
pentry. decorating. masonry, con.
crete, plastering, plumbing, electric,
roofing. siding. floors refinished,
waterproofing and fire damage
mates. Cain the Bu1LbiNa M
PROMINENT CO., INC, ask for
Ray E. Roberts. EN-. 653S. any time.
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs, parking lots
or 1rivate roads; free estimates.
Telephone OIL. $500 or OIL. 1857.
A gITc !. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,1I1 g
FoR ALL OYER ENAMEL; COLLEGE
BALTIMORE BLVD. AP. 1900,
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$50 TO $500 WEEK
EXTRA
Gould you use this
kind of money? Do
you have a car and
would you work 4 or
5 evenings each WIKI?
Write me when / can
call and talk with
you and your wife.
P. o. Box 282, Airing
ton, Va.
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HELP WOMEN

AUTO TITLE CLERK. young woman
good typist for cashier and title
work: experience preferred but not
essential: pm. to 8 pm. weekdays
II q. m. to q pm. Sundays. Interest
ing work in Aforementioned once
with paid vacation and other en-
ploye benefits. $1,000 VI. to start,
Contact Mr. Hutchinson after 9 am,
II: $4,000. AUTO WHOLESALERS
INC. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. -2I
BAKERY SALESLADY. must be ex-
pertenced; capable of taking complete
charge: good pay to right person;
q. daywork. no Sundays: meals,
uniforms, disqualification; paid for
all holidays Apply in person. 81
sASSk1 sseooGKKKiEEP1Ne MACHINE Or.
orator, exper.. age ID to So; s.
day wk:; pleasant working condi.
tions. See Mrs. Brotherhood, Nc
LACHLEN BANKING CORP. 1901 6
BEAUTICIA,.-Guaranteed $50 wk
and commissions. Apply HAYWOOD
BEAUTY SALON. HAYWOOD Shopping
Center. Mt. Rainier, Md. WA. 4O56.
for busy modern Beth.
shop, air-cond.. $50 to S65. 5-day
B "a; III M. full or part time.
salary and comm; estab. business
WA. 1871. Sun. AP. 1891. If
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RESIDENT MANAGER
HO. 9617

RESTAURANT MANAGER-DIETICIAN
6249. after IL am. 1T
SALESGIRL for gift snop. Perma.
nent; 5-day, 40-hour wk. Apply
9 an. to g Pm. MARY BAYNES
GIFTS, 902 14th st. NV. lis
sALEsGIRL FoR JEWELLERY STORE,
EXCEL. WORKING COND.. HOS
PTTALIZATION, VACATION WITH
PAY. MUST BE EXPERIENCED.
SALARY OPEN,
CHARLES ERNEST JEWELLERS
I'll 18th ST.. NV.
SALESLADY-For Conn. ave. sports.
wear store; under 40; good salary;
pleasant working conditions. vac
with pay, etc. OR. 2177 III
MISUNDERSTANDING store. B.
DAY VIZ; permanent position; good
salary. Bethesda, Md. WI. $500.
sALEsLADY, experienced in infants n
and childrens wear. KAY'S- KIDDY
SHOP. 1917 Seminary rd., Alexan.
dria. Va. TIE. 66SS. III
SALESLADY -,
Experienced. coats. suits and dresses:
ps'e "a 7 Ros g. NV apply
SALESLADIES; good opport. to triple
: your income; white, or colored; to
sell watches and jewelry on the out
side. Joe fash. NEW YORK JEW
ELRY CO., 719 9TH st. NV. --25
SALESLADIES WANTED - Apply
NATIONAL PEANUT. 1910 r st.
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FRY COOK
MAID

Must be eficient, and neat. good SAL
airy, and excel working cond. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS, 800 Mass. ave.
NV.
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SALESMAN
Salesman

$50. 000 a year guaranteed II YOU
are the right man. Here are the
qualifications:
|. % to 80 years Of age.
2. Personality plus.
-. A top producer, month after
month, in your present organ-
ization.
4. A sales leader in all past or
ganizations with which you have
been connected.
Is. willing to work hard and long
hours.
WASHINGTON your home,
Y. Owns a aand automobile.
s. In vnnr own opinion a
SUPER SALESMAN
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MILLINERY SALESWOMAN, expert
enced, excellent opportunity, pleas
Nj LTSTkaas 4 sNpa ss g. n DAR LIZ
MONITOR BOARD OPERATORS
wk., permanent; position, Insurance
s sRsa Cali Ms. scR g'5R s.i NJ
NURSE, graduate. knowledge Of. typ
ossS % Or Sa s snei for rRSes sT
NURsE-Practical or undergraduate;
white: use hypos; live In or out;
a asea c %fski Ml PTqteSsant home for
NURSE. white. age 22-4o, for pri-
Sate hospital, references. co. 4554.
NURSE. practical, white, live. in; T Care
for gentleman bed patient; S25 per
Call Fairfax. Va. SO. IL
NURSE, graduate. white. to work in
doctors office Monday through FRI
day. 8 am. to 6 pm; Sunday hours
hours. DR.. JULIAN m M. IL HOVE SWasuf soyy
goth st. NV. 4th floor. RE. 3617.
NURSES, REGISTERED (2)
So, 800 per annum; 5h-day week;
e fsaye M precision Sk medical eoverage.
SCHOOL TEACHER or as
siStant. Experienced white woman
S Sc; resident saa A. Msenday throygh Fri
OFFICE PERSONNEL
Largest manufacturer Of automatic
control equipment has the following
SECRETARY to handle correspond
ence and deal with customers ON the
sT SsEaSNso5sGeHRsAp with knowledr. of
bookkeeping or accounting methods.
GENERAL OFFICE STENOGRAPHER.
bS eeith Age, 1926 yrs: good
pleasing personality, ability 10 type
accurately, take dictation or tran
jScfibe dictated records. -
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REGULATOR CO.
1928 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
r inteevi SE $500 foF apDoint amss for
REAL EsTATE SALES MANAGER
mtliar with Bethesda iistings: res.
Of Bethesda preferred. Can III.
s-5757. E. r. BLANCHARD. Realtor.
REAL ESTATE sALEswoMENMta)
wanted for active Conn. ave. office,
MARTIN i Co. Realtors. Se2S
Photographic studio: exper. pre- Re.
-farred. See Mrs. Haley. HARRIS l.
EWING. 1879 r st.. ma. 500.
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CEILING UNLIMITED

UNLIM1 I Ed
II your sights are higher
tnan your present sales posi-
ton offers. we nave an OPEN
ing for the light man This
Is a permanent opportunity
With sizable concern. Must
nave good record. Replies
strictly confidential. Phone
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
RE. $500. Monday, Gil.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN

CHILD NURSE or baby sitter, active
older person; fun or part time.
Phone EN-. 5O22. i7e
LETTERER, Old English; Is years
experience. North 1856. 17s
RESIDENT MGR. restaurant supy.
or ONCE, NV. Sec. in business for
ployer's problems; expect good
wages. you can expect good service.
MRS. RUTH .WEEDEN, 300 Conn.
ave. no. 6565, Ext. 131. 2Is
elevator operator de-
sires daywork. Phone Du 1889.
WOMAN desires work an
switchboard operator after pm.
NO. 3479. .17s !
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SALESMAN

Exper., for mems store; knowledge
OF window trimming: attractive SAL
airy: inquiries confidential. Box ger
l., Star, On
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CREDIT MANAGER

Experlenced. Good opportunity for
tne right person. Apply ct KLEIN'S
STORE, 1927 r st. NV. All irforma-
ton held in strfctest confidence.
- LIZ
FILE CLERK-TYPTST, young lady;
exper. not essential; Delay Wk.
Apply COLUMBIA FEDERAL saw
INGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION, $50
ROOD Z CHECKER. Restaurant ex-
pertence necessary. Do not apply
unless qualified. See Mr.. Cohen,
weekdays only. between Sill am.
FOUNTAIN GIRL-white: experience
preferred; part-time work. DIS
TRlCT HEIGHTS PHARMACY. Dis
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. exper.; IL
noon to $3.50 pm. Closed Sum
days and holidays. NATIONAL
DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV.
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HELP WOMEN,

DRUG CLERKS, 1890 !:
refs. required. Closed Sundays and
n9lidays. Apply In person only.
NATIONAL DRUG CO. 1000 Conn.
ave. NV. t I'D
COUNTER GIRL, white, Eexper.. ress:
QpONNEdLS PHARMACY. $500
Coloraoo ave. NV. s---17
COUNTER GIRLS (Vhitel. must Re
experienced:. all daywork. no Sum
sstion iuSIIshed ano ABBY asS ii ~.
ave. NV. Paid for al holidays.
COUNTER GIRL. white. experienced:
Tor refined restaurant; no nights,
no Sundays. COUNES RESTAU-
EANT. .6S7 r ST. NV, sS,s IA
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR
Exper. pref. but not nec. y no typinK:
good hrs. and working cofdS. 1 Inc
surance. and disqualification heiie-
fits; Phone MR.. WARMER. 81.
Il i i
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STENOGRAPHER

Alert woman who enjoys working
neat IN appearance and capable Of
passing a physical exam; tipping
and shorthand of q reasonable speed
are required. Five-day. 40-b.. week.
Maay employee ADVANTAGES In addi-
tlon TO salary. Apply Personnel,
and Sat, 9-1. No phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
COLLEGE GRADUATES

N1Itx11VUA1 FAD
known casualty insurance
co. is offering to men 1929 yrs. @f
age. an opportunity to enter tnsu.; ;
bus. In claims dept. These are ca
reer positions for men with char
acter and potential supervisory ahil-
ity who are primarily interested In
security and advancement. Salary
hfgins with training. Write letter
diving full personal data TO Box
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HELP DOMESTIC


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. exper .
1--we Issrd a. sol sSlor red Is 70 80 yrs. 40
empl.; D. C. refs. RED. OR. 1927.
CooK. GENERAL HousEwoRK, iisht
laundry; experienced; 5-day week.
lMust. work alternate Sundays.J
Live IN; good with children; $50
CQOK-G.H.W.; live I'M; fond Of chill
dren: pleasant upstairs room In
GEORGETOWN house; S120 per mo-;
CoOK-G.H.W.-Exper., who wants
to live in; Q adults and child; new
house; D.. C. IKE. 7-OS1s. is
COOK to live in. for weeks. Feb.
End TO March Sth; good pay: cali
Cook & General HouSeWorker
Between ages 80 to 40: live in; must
be experienced and good with chill
dren: half day Thursdays and every
Sunday on: $40 per week. WI.
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CLERK-TYPTST

CLERK-TYPIST
Young lady who wishes to advance
with q nationality known progres-
stve loan CO.,: vacation, sick leave
with pay; many other advantages;
exper. not nee. but helpful. Apply
IN person Mr.. Flax, EQUITABLE
LOAN CO.. 340S Rhode Island ave-.
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HELP MEN Cont,

AACHfNIST. fine work, small shop,
NO production. custom instruments
Apply 8 to 4. SURVEYOR SERVICE
Co, INC. 23ll Perkins place. Silver
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ROUTEMAN

To sell Luzianne coffee on
retail grocery route; guaran-
teed salary $50 wk. plus
commission: transportation
furnished; ample opportunity
for promotion. For appt. call
MR.. PAYNE. RE. 1902. 8 to
10 am, 4 to 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16

FlagSt0l1e and Stone
WORK
Cement walks. steps, porches. tile
drainagss ANGELO MARCUcCIo.
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THE EVENING STAR
STENOGRAPHER.

431N%~NN4V411 28xI1t
Interesting opening for stenographer
or dictaphone operator In Insurance.
company. claims department.. Five
day week. and other empioye ad-
vantages. Il you are seeking per-
manent employment. with advance
ment based on merit, and desire to
apply Mr.. lowering. INDEMNITY
ms. CO. OF MA, 612 Woodward
Bldg. 18th and h SITS. NV. lis
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FLAGSTONE
Walks. porches. patios, stone re.
tanning walls, and fireplaces.
Brick work and repair. JU. 10000.
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If your record will stand the test.
which will be handled in strict
confidence. Our present statesmen
know about this ad. Box 1891.
Star ia
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statesmen

BEST SELLING DEAL
IN TOWN. ON TELE-
VISION AND APPLI-
ANCES. ABSOLUTELY
NO c ANV AS SIN G..
EVERY LEAD rs HOT.
YOU'LL MAKE COM
M I S SIONS M O'S T
statesmen D r E A M
ABOUT. A POWER
HOUSE PROMOTION
AL ORGANIZATION
BACKS YOU. CAR NEG
E S S A r Y. SEE MIR.
MANTZ IN PERSON.
McCOY'S
8O7 H ST. NE.
CAT TCNFEM
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Diplomatic immunity
Aids Porter in Case

Diplomatic immunity yesterday
came to the aid Of Polish EN-
bassy porter, who was involved in
q Municipal Court driving permit
case.
Charges against the porter,
Arthur Thomas. II. colored. Of
the 140O block Eleventh street
NV. were dropped by Assistant
Corporation Counsel Earl Smith
on the ground of diplomatic i'm
munity.
But an acquaintance Of Thomas.
Lawrence j. Fields, IS, colored,
also of the 1400 block Of Eleventh
street NV, was sentenced to pay
a fine Of 500 or serve 80 days in
Jail for driving on a revoked per-
nit, and $50 or $50 days for at
tempting to obtain q permit by
Misrepresentation.
According to Police Pvt. A. r.
Newcomb. Fields. posing as --'l1om-
as, took an auto permit road test.
When he signed Thomas name to
the registration book at the end
of the test. road test inspector,
Joseph Thomas noticed the hand
writing differed from writing on
other papers. signed Arthur
Thomas in connection with the
permit application.
Pvt. Newcomb was called in to
investigate and lodged charges
against Arthur Thomas and Fields.
The officer said Fields permit had
been revoked in 1949.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Fine Woods Shortened
5 Pet. in Dyeing Process

NEW YORK-Fine Woolen fab.
|rics increase 4 per cent In length
after securing. Medium woolen
fabrics increase about 2 per cent
after similar securing.
After dyeing. fine woods de-
crease per cent in length and
medium woods decrease 4 per cent
in length.
Between gray and finished fab
ric there is q loss Of strength of
about "a per cent. Halt this loss
takes place after ready-to-dye
operations.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Montgomery Camp Fund Is Given 81, 1000 Check

A check for more than $4,000
was presented yesterday to the
Montgomery County Youth OPP
portunity Camp Fund by the Four
Chaplains Foundation.
Columnist Drew Pearson pre-
sented the check for $S,648.20 to
Harold I. Patterson! president of
the camp. at Mr.. Pearson's office,
1913 Twenty-ninth street NV.
Mr.. Pearson is president OF the
foundation.
Also accepting the .contribu-
ton in behalf Of the camp were
Evening star., 1952-07-30

two Of its founders and directors,
Paul Richman and County Ju-
venile Court Judge Alfred D.
Noyes.
The donation marks the be-
ginning Of the camps drive for
funds.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Annual Quote on Medal

The British Meritorious Service
Medal. previously limited to q
total of 750 persons, may now be
issued to 100 citizens. annually.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Black Magic
W. WaltZ Dress
3975

Such fun to dress up ogoin! To rustic you Woz! To
swirl treefIounee skirt all stiffened with hundreds Of
tueks! TO bare throot the evening breeze Yarn dyed
royon toffeto, sizes 10 to 20
Lsn.buoAs-BETTER DREssEs-seoond Hoor
Call M. 08OO Any Time Mail Your Order
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Worsted Weave
Windowpane Cotton
los

These the eoons you'll right into foil and
even WINTER! Yet ore comfortable and smart right NOW!
Black brown troced with whtene pIod white royon
foie trim; sizes 10 to l8.
LansD4rCh.-MIssEs DREssEs-second floor ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-24

Whether you ike 70 puster N
the garden or Just relax N the
sun. you'll finc this fo1r-pssce
outfit cdcptobie for your &C
tisities- Included gre shorts
end O ~Tor-oroInd skirt. c
bro. end O blouse 20 BE- WON
inside or tied IN Q boS- Pre-
niere Poftem No 3lS2, c
sew-rits perforated pofsern. IS
for sizes Il. -. Is. Is ond
20. Size II requires for the
shorts. l3s yords Of 39-inCh
moterici: for the blouse. 2ss
yards: skirt. 2ss yondS. ord
bra, p yord- Allo~ Ct least
SIX weeks for orders 70 be
filled
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0ae Of The largest checks to through Washington
bunk this one fer $50 million in payment tor South
Arcus leose-end debts the United Stoes 1t IS u1suol
fur check CT this size to be written SO oosuoly
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
School Bus
Program To Get
More Attention

RALEIGH - The states school
bus transportation program is 60
ing to receive more attention from
the Highway Patrol according TO
q directive from the patrols COM
handing officer, Col. w b. Lentz'
Col. Lentz said today certain
new steps to insure the safety OF
children riding school buses were
to become effective Immediately
A more comprehensive inspection
of every school bus, with per
manent records on the vehicles
condition, will be set up Col. Len
t. said. A regular monthly cheek
will be made by highway patrol
man and copy of his report vii
be filed with patrol headquarters
the county superintendent and the
chief mechanic. inspection o.
school buses by patrolmen ISM
new" Col. Lentz remarked, "ou'
the inspection will be more detail
ed henceforth.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
BETTY GASKIN
THANKS COUNTY

Betty Gaskins, Columbus Coun-
| ty Wild Life winner, wrote the
following letter in appreciation OF
the trip awarded her by the Coun-
ty to Camp Milxone, Ellerbe, N.
c. Her winning project was My
Contribution To A Wild Life Con-
servation Plan"
1 wish to say thanks to Colum-
bus County for such a wonderful
trip to camp. I can't express in
words my appreciation to such a
splendid county as we are enjoy
ing for the education planned for
All boys and girls that put forth
effort ITO Make The Best Better.
1 would like to give a sketch OF
Wild Life Camp. Safety First
Last and Always" "Cleanliness"
use What Talent You Possess"
Swimming, Games and Fishing"
Shooting Safety" and wild Life
Field Trips"
The speakers and instructors
consist OF the State All Staff ano
other 4-H Leaders.
Here are d lew Of the discus
SlOnS tuesday through InurSday
Purpose OF the wild Lie camp
IL. X. Harlu, State All Leader
shooting Safety, G. E. Beal, Cnar-
man or North Carolina Wild Life
Resources Commission; Your WHO
Lille Commission, Clyde p. Patton
Executive Director OF Wild Life
Resources Commission; Open For
UNI on Wild Life Conversation
kod AmundSon, CHIEF Education
division OF Wild Lie Resources
Commission; Introduction OF In
structor, Rod AmundSon; Sharing
tlsnlng and Game, q. A. Jones'
Jr., CnIeI Wild Life PROJECTION!
division; Wild Lie Photography
Jack Dermla, Managing hultOl
| Wild Life IN NOrtn CarOnna; ISL
in Inland Waters, Duane Raner.
r lSnerIeS Biologist; Treasure huIl,
Dill tIammett, PUBLICITY SpecIal-
4o., WIIas I'll NlemDerS Can 10
- IMPROVE Inelf conversation
.-ruJeCL, l.. II. r1arlll, State +-la
--.-,lf ana nou AmundSOn Lnle4
| --...Ga,liCn DlViSIUil.
we enjoyed a tour to the Fish
4utcEery, bIaner Colony ana
III sery led Dy Walter Price, Re
-ugee Manager.
a banquet was given for us al
$50 Thursday afternoon. Follow
ing the program a candlelis IL
vesper service was enjoyed.
We were sorry to say good bye
o our new friends an a wonderful
week at Camp Milestone, Friday,
August 10Th.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

The undersigned, having quail
fled as eXecutrix of the estate OF
Jesse Simmons, deceased, late OF
Columbus County, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned on or before the 29th
day of August, 1858, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted tc
said estate will please make i'm
mediate payment to the under
signed.
This the 18th day of Angus;
1852.
Lottie Simmons, Executrix
Route No. l
Clarendon, N. c.
Sept. 3,10,17,24-Oct.1-9
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

TO BUY: No. l blocks
only, 10" and up, 81" long. Wine
Gum, Maple and Ash. Top
prices paid. We are in the mar
ket at all times. We also pEr-
chase Oak, Poplar, and Cypress
IN = ard IL lei sthS. MULLII:E
Ey-CC nECDCCTS, Inc, NJ
LINS, S. c., PHONE S206. :.
Sept. 10,17,24, Oct. 1
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
WAMPEE PRIVATE
SERVING IN WAR

WITH THE 3rd INFANTRY
DIV. IN KOREA - Pvt. James T.
Chestnut, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
M. Chestnut, Wampee, S. e., IS
serving in the Korean combat zone
with the 3rd Infantry Division.
Slowed by the summer rainy
season, UN infantryment continue
to hold their lines against persist
ent Communist attacks and to seno
out patrols into enemy territory
An ammunition bearer Wltn
Company G, 18th Infantry Regl,
ment, Private Chestnut entered
the Army in September 1851.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

HELP WANTED - Experienced
Life or Hospital Insurance sales
man to represent company 10
Gated in North Carolina as hos
pitalization agent. Earnings from
S125.OO TO $4,000 a week de-
pending on productive ability
and experience. Only sober, con-
scientious man need apply for
this permanent position. Write
stating qualifications to P. O..
Box SAL, Lumberton, N. c.
Sept. 3,1O.l7,24
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

WOMAN'S CLUBHOUSE avail.
able for party rentals. $500
for afternoon, $500 for eve.
nings. See Evelyn Leonard.
FOR SALE: SPENCER SUP.
PORTS and style garments.
Mrs. B. F. Duncum, P. o. Box
2, Tabor City. Phone 1881.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

FOUND - One bicycle on Loris
highway owner may claim by
contracting B. F. Fowler, Tabor
City and describing. 1tp.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10

MISPLACED THROUGH LOAN
Six silver tea spoons with the
initial &C" engraved on handle.
Please deliver to Tribune office
and receive liberal reward. #
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-10
NOTICE OF EXECUTRX

FOR SALE - for the first time
in several months, we have