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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Club Calendar

Circle of the Woman's Mission
AIRY Union. Farmville Baptist
church. Monday evening April
II at 3 O'clock Ruth Kersey with
Mrs wesley Lang Elizabeth Hale
With Ms c q. Clark; Frances
Bagby with Mrs. Dan Locklair.
edith Bradshaw With Mrs. Har-
,ey Miller Frances Hudglns with
Mrs Fred Butcher; Cornelia Lea
vel with Mrs Berkeley Owen: Eva
Saunders with Ms johnson Hub
bard MIS- Franklin Bruce, CO.
hostess Ha2cl Moon Cncle at 3
p NJ at the church
Board ol Governors. Farmville
Woman s. CLUB 1880 y m, Tues
day Apr4 28 with Mrs joel Wat
ms III, lQ9 High street
l. nGW9od Garden Club Mon
lay April - with Mrs. j B. Wall.
1t $50 r III. Book review by Mrs
f MtRae exhibits, arrange
nents l3r small altar or altar
aDleS.
Board Of Managers Of the Farm
1lle Council Of Church Women
VIII meet at $50 p. m, Tuesday,
April % IN the YWCA Lounge of
LongWood Collese.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
FarmViIle Auxiliary
Reviews Relations

MIS- Norman Q Myers led an ln-
formative proaram un Costa RIGA
ehtltled ALPHABETICALLY Yours
for Jack Garland Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary on
April q in the home Of Nn's B. B
Hamburg MIS- w. ]. ems. .1r
served as Joint hostess with Mrs
Hamburg.
Pan American Study Ma adopt
ed as national actiyt} oG the
American Legion Auxiliary in 1870
and each year since uhat time
special emphasis is elvr- one OF
he Latin American couh. !es Bv
This method the Auxiliary mem
berS become more familiar With
the history customs a4d cordI-
tons of life in one Of tile hmerl-
can republics. Better undcrs-and-
ing Of the neighbors to the south
is contributing to the cause OF
friendship among western nations.
Mrs George Kelsey Mrs. E. A.
Chappell Mrs. S W. Putney. Jr.
and Mrs G. f Aeee were elected
delegates to the annual me ting q
the Fourth District to b held in
South Hill on May II. Aiternates
chosen were MIS-. r. B Crawford.
Mrs. Harry Motley Mis- H. l..
Garrett and MIS- W d Hamilton
Mrs. George KELSEY Un.f prcsi
dent, announced that The unit
would sponsor a Variety SHOW at
Mfjulfe Hospital for approvI-
matoly $50 patients on Monday
evening May II L0naWood Col
lege Students in cooperation with
Mrs w. w NlcClntic Will bro
vide the entertainment Mrs +. Al
uhappell viii serve as transporta-
ton chairman
Plans for Poppy DAY On May %
were discussed by Miss Anna
Dickoff Poppy chairman
Members dccidfd to contact
PRINCIPALS NC tne local ydho7le and
give them information on 4 con-
test sponsored BY the National
Security Committee 81 tile Am
erican Lesion Auxiliary entitled
Why I Teach
They also volunteered to pro-
vide birthday presents for the
next several months ID be used by
the Camp and Hospital Council Of
Camp Pickett. The Unit inaugua-
lated this project a yeal ago.
Miss Barbara Dean DrIskill
spent Saturday in Burkeville as
The guest Of Mr. and Mrs r W.
Pitts
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24

MI. and Mrs. f. Z. DllSklll and
daughter, Barbara Dean, with MI.
and Mrs. r. w. Pitts. OF Burkeville.
were guess of Mr.. and Mrs. j A.
bowman during the week end at
Rocky Mount Va.
Mrs. G. L. Spurlock Jr.. and
Mrs. William S. Hamilton enter
tanned Jointly at a D.ifet supper
Saturday night in The Hamilton
home. Their guess we've Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A LeCoIcn.c. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonnie Elliott. Nil. and Mrs.
Harry Brinkley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harper Pridgen. Mr. and Mrs. F.
f. Driskill. Mr. and Mrs. William
l.. Cash ard Mr. ana MIS- Charlie
Russell. Of LynchbuC
Mrs p A. Irving has returned
to her homo after visiting her
son-in-law and daughter. DR. and
Mrs, j T. Haynsworth, OF Lynch
burg for two weeks.
Miss Nancy Layne entertained
at small dinner party at her
home last Saturday night. honor
ING Miss Carolyn Pritchett. on hel
birthday. Covers we're laid for SIX
Mr. and Mrs NJ Boyd Coyner
and son, Martin, viii spend the
week end with their families here
and at Hampden-Sydney. They
will bring as their house guests
couple from San Diaeo Chile
and their son The couple is a,
Charlottesville, while the husband
is Delng sent to the Woodrow VIII
son School Of Foreign Affairs BY
the Chilean government Dr. anC
Mrs Thomas E. Gilmer viii be
hosts at picnic supper Saturday
for the family groups and guests
on the Hill.
Dr. Ernest Trice Thompson, Of
Richmond. and Frank Moore. OF
Norfolk, were tapped into mem
bership in Omicrcn Delta Kappa
at a convention at Hampden-
Sydney Wednesday ODK is a ma
tional honorary leadership ira
ternity.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24

1904. and completion Of ConSti-
tuition Hall. with its 1000 seat
auditorium, in 1929. that IS now a
cultural center for the nations
capital
Mrs Hundley said the aims Of
the OAR are chiefly patriotic, his
torical and educational. She traced
he inspiring trail OF reservations
Of historic shrines worked by the
OAR; she described the encour
agement and ideal given birth
through educational institutions,
built and endowed by the organi-
cation.
Youth Work
She described the patriotic
awakening" OF American young
people through the Children OF
the American Revolution organi-
cation, started in 1895, and
through the program OF 1900
Junior American Citizen Clubs
Among the great patriotic con-
tributions of the OAR. Mrs, Humid
ley listed the organization long
standing fight against commu-
nlSm its traditional encourage
ment OF military preparedness,
and its Manual for Citizenship"
the textbook and stepping stone
to American citizenship for thou-
sands OF foreign born.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Dyches : Foster
Vows Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Shelton
Norvell, Of Dillwyn. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mary
NorVell Foster, to DR.. Garland
Dyches, son of Mrs. j. w H.
Dyches, Of Glover. and the late DR..
DycheS
The wedding took place April
18th .,
After a southern trip the couple
will make their home in Dillywn
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24

Technical Sergeant and Mrs,
Herman Meyer. of Alexandria, are
visiting his sister and brother-in-
law, MI. and Mrs E. w Houpe
Sgt. Meyer, who is in the air force.
vii leave next month for overseas
duty in Japan.
Glenn Voueht. Farinville student
at Longwood College, Will be
among the college Biology Semi
mar group visiting the fish and
marine life research laboratory,
at Gloucester Va. during the
week end.
Among those iron. Farmvllle
attending funeral rites for MS,
Ernest Taylor MONDAY. in Lynch
burg. were Joel Watkins. Joel
Watkins Jr.. Mrs. c. j. Cox. Mrs.
Fred Hamburg il, Mrs. Frank 5.
Blanton, Mrs. H. v Lancaster,
mrs. Jamu> F'retWell, MIS-. DcA
Gorrell. M : NJ r. Large. Mrs l..
A. Smith, Mrs f M Whitlock
+ and Mr.. and Mrs Z. F. Strlplin.
Representing the Women Of the
Church, at College Church,
Hampden-Sydney. at the annual
meeting of the Women OF the
Church at West Hanoi er PreSby-
terry Thursday and Friday, at
Charlottesville, were Mrs j w
Whitfield Mrs. Graves II. Thomp-
son. Mrs. c. f McRae. Mrs. H.
B. OvercaSh and Mrs. John Dish
man.
Mir and Mrs Ebert Clarke and
daughter Brenda Kay, spent ne
week end in LaWrenCevllle with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A
Clark and MI and Mrs O. II.
Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Pridgen
spent the week end III blackstone
with MI Pridgen's parents. MI
ana Mrs. I l. Prid6en.
MI. and Mrs Marvin Wash are
spending the month at Hot
Spring. Arkansas. Both are UNI
der treatment at Levi Hospital
there.
Mrs. r. A. LeCorchic and
daughters. Karen and Janet Lynn.
have returned to their home at
Masontown. Pa. after two
week visit with Mrs. LeCorchic's
mother. Mrs. c. NJ Ecdd.
Mrs. William T. Bradshaw Jr..
and Master Billy DuncanSon. OF
Blackstone. were guests last week
Of MI. and MIS-. William S. HAM
llton
MI. and Mrs John L. Bach
were Friday night guests of their
son-ln- law and daughter, Mr.. and
MIS- William l. Cash.
Mrs Betty Spindler and son,
Freddie. Of Masontown. Pa, were
week end guests Of MI. and Mrs
c. L. Spurlock. Jr
MI and Mrs. Charlie Russell.
of Lynchburg, spent the week end
With Mi and Mrs William l..
Cash.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Officers Of Club
Attend Convention

MISS Lillian Mlnkcl, newly
lected president OF the Fa!mville
Woman Club, and Mrs. Grace c.
Gordon. second wee president. at
tended the 43rd annual convention
Of the Virginia Federation Of
Women Clubs, Aprl 2l-23 all tho
Hotel Roanoke. Roanoke
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
Miss Shirley Morris,
Of Amelia, TO Wed
Pvt. Tyler /. Di Xon

Nj and Mrs W f Morris. OF
Amelia, announce the engagement
Of their daughter Shirley Ann, ID
Pvt. Tyler T. Dixon, son Of MI
and Mrs. r. L. DIXcn. DR. Amelia
Pvt Dixon is on duty with the
army at a Far East Command
somewhere in Japan
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24
20 FL. IS Seniors
70 Visit Capital

A Group Of 20 Farmville High
School seniors, accompanied by
several seniors from Cumberland
Hlah School, will leave Saturday
morning ION a class trip TO Wash
ngton, ID {.
The group Will leave in a chart
cred bus iat a m. for the nation
al capital and a tour of the
shlIneS and governmental install
latlons there They viii be accom-
panied BY Coach and Mrs Robert
c. Gilrner and viii return Sunday
evening
Thomas B French. of Farm
vile. Junior student at VPI in
Forestry and WlldIfe Manage
ment. was one Of IA students re-
Gently tapped for membership by
the Tech chapter OF Alpha Zeta,
national honorary agriculture
fraternity
p T. Atkinson was in Raleigh,
N c. Thursday in interests Of
Hanpdcn- sydney College He will
return TO Ashland FRIDAY fol- a
iil'e'"iE r. '1-''i' ~ NolleEe Y eaS-
t5'i9 y II business 'N"lI"eeFS-
Mrs walton 4,.n,stronp If
Riyrrtf,, N Who has heen
yisuin9 Iujfb re, dauobIe ~. Mrs.
,''-'t - Y" 'F- - -
=" : yrs III ans Nf. C'llS' since
"liu'F - iieo - i'cl iloi nom,
"eoiifSq"}. 7iie 1o"h lucy blllS'
li'i : y i''N.'''iN' Y IT. iieI ~ 9
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-04-24

Miss Barbara Dean Drlskll
spent Saturday in BWkeville as
The guest Of Mr. and Mrs. r W.
Pitts,
Evening star., 1953-09-02
MAN WITH CAR
MAN WITH CAR

YOUNG MAN, to learn s. and 10 cent
Apply 1881 Good Hope rd. Sc, to
MR. E. W. CHANCE. 3
YOUNG MAN to work in electrical
g. supply LEpPsRr hGSss rHD5liy4 Si4 ftssF Ess e. 1% RW
YOUNG MAN, high school ed, ag-
gressiye. sales exper. helpful. excel.
opportunity to learn the tire busi-
ness with lge. distributor; inside
work. Apply in person only. MI;
Lubel; SILVER SPRING TIRE TIRE
S61SIs' S0Rp' Mssooo 5000 Ga ave. siiyer
YOUNG YE6' NAN MAI; age 20 to 25: starting
position file clerk with an oppor-
tunity to learn casualty underwrit-
ing. Must be high school graduate
appy AND a00Ts TSpEMNTY axsfSEf in
co. OF NORTH AMERICA, $40
Woodward Bldg, RE. 7-4S00. -
YOUNG MAN, draft exempt, high
tsbEiatins machine; 5-day S7k-hr.
0ss %sse E6TiTAE AGPIT RT Hsa 20 ISg gsEsOo1s Go
YoUNG MAN to learn retail shoe
business, exper. not necessary, per-
manent position for. right man, fine
opportunity for advancement. Apro Ap3
Penna. ave. NV. IS
YOUNG MAN, experienced in as
Sembling lighting fixtures; good pay,
steady work, I'll 9th st. NV;
YOUNG MAN, permanent position
with old established concern. OPP
portunity to learn radio business.
Some knowledge of radio desirable.
Should be handy with small hand
tools. Apply to D. Kyle. 11S E st.
YOUNG MAN, white. clerk in DELI
CATESSEN. day hours, 6-day wk.;
start rs cents hr. Call HO. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
HELP MEN tcont.l

YOUNG MEN, white, for shipping
room with large wholesale stationer;
good opportunity; vacation, ETC.; D.
day wk; Apply to MR.. RIFENBERG
WHITE MAN for kitchen work: $50
ST5 per week. SHOLL'S CAFE
TERRA. 1433 K st. NV. See Mr..
Harry. %
OPPORTUNITY, fun or part time.
sSalss sale dept; TpE earninEs shove sHss sysssaEs: g:
details.
BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN-Alert,
personable man with executive abil-
ity to represent our company in this
area. Salary. opportunity to earn
unlimited income. One Of the coun-
try's Oldest and largest life insur-
ance companies offers complete
training program Including two
Conn. You should be between 25
and 40, have q good education and
some business experience. Write
for appointment to take our Sc
lection test to determine your apti-
tude. Box 100-R Star.
MAKE MONEY y IN your spare r tns in
household necessities for your
friends. neighbors and others. Also
full time openings available. Good
profits. For further details write
RAWLEIqHs. Dept. DCI-14-216,
STUDENT. age 25 to 80; we desire
the services of Q young student TO
work in our plant on sunday only.
His duties viii be very light, answer
ing occasional phone calls. Plenty
of time to study. 8Ka hrs. at ST
per r6h. hT. Call MR.. PROCTOR, NE.
RETfinRRD fTfnsR cABrNErMAKER or finish
carpenter, sgle. or married, can
have Sm. rm., use Of kit. garden
space and pasture II desired, and
small salary in country mr.. Wash
ington for caretaking and part-time
work. Considerable latitude in
work program can be arranged.
Terms viii be made according to
capability and amount of work
desired. Please write description
of self and marital status, expert
ence and skill, desires rs to kind
and amount Of work, and salary
wanted, to Box 113-T, Star. -3
Al AUTO BODY METAL MEN. AN
NANDAI4E AUTO BODY, Annandale.
Va. See Mr.. Briggs. %
EMPLOYED MEN
Evening star., 1953-09-02

DRIVER-PORTER, for drugstore;
good hours, good pay: must have
D. c. license. Apply In person. UP
TOWN PHARMACY. $500 Conn. ave.
RIvER-sALEsMAN--For ice cream
earnings for hard worker. Apply in
person Oil End ct. ne. JACK &
JILL ICE CREAM CO. No phone
DRUG CLERK-Exper.. good hours,
cook salary. RA. S-7700. -2
Evening star., 1953-09-02
CLERICAL
SILVER SPRING AREA

Permanent position with International
firm; experience helpful should
know how to use adding machine
and like working with figures. 5-day
wk.. paid vacation, conditioned
ment. For interview apply.
S045 18th ST., SILVER SPRING
CLERK -TYPIST, white, age 2l-35, to
learn tag and title work in auto
dealers ONCE. Apply in person only.
2329 Champlain st. NV, MR..
CLERK-TYPIsT - Are you happy
interesting educational work can Be.
Good pay, congenial associates. -Ap-
ply Mr.. Waters, D. J. KAUFMAN,
INC, zoos Pa. ave. NV. .
CLERK-TYPIST. 1890; for small
loan onq,.9 once; aH exper desired, not ;5 es;
vacation, disqualification, Apply in
person, AETNA FINANCE CO.,
1928 Ga ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
cEERk;EYF1sgmlsds; EE 81 sg9e T. 7sS yAlts sm $50
CLERK-TYPIST for insurance claims
SPSortunlty. Fm esii SGh''Shh Mr.. W.T. T9bckEk:
cRERk- Fl; E;1FfPi1 k-TYP1sr. white; as. $3.50:
must be adapted to working with
figures; good personality; 6-day
wk,. 9-5 pm. Answer in own
handwriting, giving eXper. and ref.
erences. Box BOOT, Star. =
pleasant surroundings with con:
genial people. If YOU do. too, and
are friendly and dependable and
under 35, come in between $50 and
4:3O and talk to us. knowledge OF
tipping necessary. but sped nc: Inn
a week. 37la hrs. Apply RIM. 800:
personnel once, EQUITABLE LIFE
ms. Co, SlH l4th st. NV. -3
Evening star., 1953-09-02
MELPAR
44O SWAMI AVE.
(At jefferson Davis HWY


Alexandria, virginia 3
AUTO SALES WOMEN NEEDED to
sell the most-talked-of car in Amer
s s Our sssS and sSPPs Ssns
earning a minimum Of $4,000 a yr.
s19e sn6 Will mea teanp yeu Il You OSS Qualify
are the largest Packard dealer in
the area in size and volume and our
sales staff is limited for your pro-
lection. See Lee Tucker 6Go OF Art Coy
poinsme6 afaGn 9E oa coTNGToa T eSYO MoToR sH5 ea
Co. 1901 Wis. ave, Bethesda. "a
BEAUTICIAN-TOP HAIR STYLIST.
male or female. Also shampoo girl.
Opportunity to become hair stylist.
AgplZ AgEaHrY y sSToS peTsSH ,4So EVANS N BLDG
BEAUTICIAN. experienced: guaran-
teed salary and commission. DOUG
LAS HAIR sTYLIsT' NO. 1882.
BEAUTICIAN-operator wanted; s.
sion. FRED THE HAIR STYLIST
at Brooks. 1109 G st. NV. a
BEAUTICIAN to do permanent wav-
ing and manicuring: busy shop all
year round in NV. sect. Call RA.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced
commission. Call JE. 2-67S5. 3
BEAUTY OPERATOR; Ss5-$1 90 week
manicuring. Steady job. Air cooled.
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS.
1710 Eve st. nv
BoOKKEEPER. permanent, fun-time
position. Apply in person. NEW
YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719 9TH ST..
NV. -
BOOKKEEPER - Experienced. for
furniture store; good salary. 5-day
week. Apply in person. Prefer
some one living in Bethesda area.
1925 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. -6
BOOKKEEPER, 22-35. with at least
8 yrs experience. Must be typist
and capable of assuming full
charge. Excel. position in modern
air-conditioned ONCE. 5-day. 37Ka-
hour week. Give age, exper. and
salary wanted in application. Box
BOOKKEEPING, with knowledge of
shorthand and tipping. ARTS &
CRAFTS SUPPLY CO.. 934 N. Y.
ave NV. Al
Evening star., 1953-09-02
HELP MEN Cent?

4
CARPENTERS, good frame hands, top
wages. Apply 1897 Nicholson NV.
CARPENTERS HELPER-work east
Falls Church. Call Ell. 6-3O26,
after pm
CARPENTERS, 1st class, white; on
remodeling work; top wages. Call
CARPENTER, ist class, experience
in concrete form work, steady lob.
Phone 4-9965, Wilmington. Del.
CARPET LAYERS and helpers. Steady
employment, good working condi-
tions. Apply DIENER'S. INC. 1900
CHsHiER"CLEERK. EEsK For auto service
once; exper. young man preferred.
NORTH EAST MOTOR CO., g20
Bladensburg rd. ne. -S
CHAUFFEUR R-HOUSEMAN: must be
settled and have good references.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
To solicit commercial accounts for
storage; must furnish own car; be-
tween ages Of 40 and SO: GOOD
smith, between S II and IL. SMITH
STORAGE Co. 1878 q st. NV. .-3
statesmen, to sell essential service
schools, colleges and institutions.
Call JU. 7-5752, 8 to z pm. "a
Statesmen, real estate, for old. well
established ONCE; experience not nee
esssry, we will train you; listing listing
eo@misstCn saa saSsl'nz Apply RS0stS9 HoOts
SURETY REALTY CO" 1881 N
sALEsMEN t2)-1f you have real
estate or mortgage loan experience,
ntangSes AFs We viz fH0d riSs Sses%an y0a the
opportunity and show you how to
earn an income in excess Of $4,000
annually. We will also offer Q liberal
drawing account If you qualify. Re-
Intelligent, active col
ored man not afraid to work hard,
in storm window awning and jail
ousie field Will furnish leads and
car to right men. Interview, 1885
9th st. NV. co. 5-1117 DE.
S-OSSO. %
exper. Prefer men who
have sold furn. or similar line. to
sell on floor in our Wash. and Arl
stores. Apply ATLAS. 921 @ st. NV.
SALESMEN-Junior statesmen who
are interested in making selling
their future have an opportunity to
earn while learning the construction,
heating. plumbing and remodeling
business. You can now associate
yourself permanently with the larg-
est concern of this type in this area.
This Is the flrst time our organiza-
tion has offered to increase our
sales personnel in this manner. due
to expansion Of business. Earnings
are sa aIEnsr 'nan vd In any ANY, other tspf
refs. and desire to work hard and
earn far above the average. contact
Mr.. Schlessinger, mornings, 3 to IL.
SONSOLlDATED ENGINEERING &
DISTRIBUTING CO. OF AMERICA,
400 H st. ne "A
Evening star., 1953-09-02
DRY CLEANING
CHECKER

Permanent position open for qualified
woman. Must have had $40 years
experience in quality dry cleaning
operations. be able to sew and have
supervisory ability Reply giving
experience, age, martial status,
pected. Box is. Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
HELP MEN

DRUG CLERK-Full time, perm, ex-
per. required. HILLCREST HEIGHTS
DRUG. 10. $4,000. "a
DRUG CLERK, full time; excel. pos.
with good pay. Call for appt:. RA.
MACY, 7723 Georgia ave. NV. y
ELECTRICIANS; must be 1st class In
old work and trouble shooting: D. C..
drivers license and jouYneymen card
required. Call or apply REED ELEC-
TR1C CO.. 26o3 P st. NV. Ho.
ELECTRoNIC CRAFTSMAN. experi-
enced only; part-time work; may he
done at home. NO. 1860. 2
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN
Wanted for maintenance Of electronic
security equipment. Write Boz 1867,
Evening star., 1953-09-02
HELP MEN

ROUTE SALESMAN. for established
laundry and dry cleaning route. Our
last year. We offer Vacation. SICK
leave. disqualification and other
Dement'S. No exper. necessary; mar
rted men preferred; 20 to as yrs.
old. See Mr.. Glidewell at MORN
INGS1PE LAUNDRY: $3.50 GA.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
HELP--WOMEN

PAYABLE MACHINE
operator, experienced on Elliott
Fisher machine preferred. See CHIEF
accountant, BARBER g. ROSS CO..
9th and v sts. ne, DE. 2-05O1. .
"a to 35; national organ.
ization has openings for shopping
analysts in interesting field. No
exper, necessary. Must be free to
travel after training period. Salary
allowance while travelling. Excel
opportunity for advancement. Apply
Room 951, Warner bldg. Do not
phone. %
and part time, furni-
ture and fashion artists. Apply
and K SITS NV a
Evening star., 1953-09-02
statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab-
liShed many years in Washing
ton offers q perm. sales posi-
ton to alert aggressive man
under 35. Applicant must have
successful sales background or
be accustomed to dealing with
the public. Position carries
very substantial income If you
can qualify. For information
call MR. .IEWETT ST 2-h224
Evening star., 1953-09-02
HELP-MEN

MAINTENANCE ENGINEER, white.
to run large apartment project. Du-
ties consist Of hiring and firing.
general maintenance. Must know
boilers BOX 68-M. Star. -7
MECHANIC-To do gutter work and
metal roof. Must be experienced.
Days, JU. S-S526: ewes. JU. S-I222.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
BAKERY shipping department ca
use good men, full time, nightworl

BAKERY shipping department can
use good men, full time. nightvork.
Not q sideline. Apply $3.50 to IL
RTP nSrns 3oI G5sfSEEis 3vf f nv nT ne+t
time; live in or near Silver Spring.
Apply 1011Q Colesville .rd. Four
Corners, Md, Silver Spring. "a
BARTENDER, large. capable Of han
ding floor and night managing: no
drinker; ref. Apply s am. to 8
pm JACK LANGLEY, day mgr,
5000 Marlboro I'd. Sc. -
BICYCLE MESSENGER, young man
familiar with downtown section for
light pickup and delivery; must be
. good, steady worker. 5-day wk..
no Sat, Apply 1905 H st. NV
BobY-FENSEk OBJ TFEENNSEk MAN-colored, 1iTst-
class. shop, 61-day week, expert
enced. Good salary. Call RANDAIL'S
AUTO SERVICE, LU. 2-7266. "a
BOOKKEEPER, permanent, u-ttme
position. Apply in person. NEW
YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719 7th st.
B0OKKEEPER. assistant to once
manager in taxicah company.
Splendid opportunity for ADVANCE
Eent permanent employment for
;sSmeSne who cares g1 se put in a,S 2 ESod GOD
SS-s, s'H'' star ~ ' I pa
BOOKKEEPER-With construction ex-
perience. preferably mechanical, per-
manent position. attractive salary.
For long-estab. contractors once:
give exper.. age. salary expected
nd refs. BOX l40-T. Star. -3
0TBLACKS - Good salary and
ps: experience necessary. Apply
1t 633 F st. NV. 3
Evening star., 1953-09-02
YOUNG MEN &

YOUNG MEN-TRAVEL
Under 80. no expsr. REQUIRED: single.
pref: driving exper. helpful; avg.
earning $10O wk. Giro. sales, immed.
cash, advance comm, cars furn.
JACK DUNN. 1912. New Colonial
Hotel, 18th and M SITS. Don't phone.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
THE EVENING STAR

LABORERs for new constTuction; re-
Err BUILDERS at Wheeler I'd. and
Wahler pl Sc. q
and dry cleaning plant
superintendent, excellent oppoftu-
nifty; Write or phone: giving full
& DRY CLEANING. Richmond. Va.
NEEDED - We need
. man to supervise our used
car reconditioning department. This
man must be accustomed to work
ing on ell makes Of csrs; SALARY z,
company benefits. disqualification
vacation with pay. See MR.. HAR-
FIELD at z07 Florida ave. ne. No
phone calis. -
Evening star., 1953-09-02

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Evening star., 1953-09-02
YOUNG MAN

For shipping and receiving work,
In phonograph-repair dept; will be
taught to do some repair. work;
ferred; paid hospital and vacation.
Apply BOWEN q CO., 12487 Chap
man ave-, Rockville, Md, OIL.
2-7S00. -8
MEN able to meet public;
pleasant outdoor work, average
earnings S65 per week. RIM. 424,