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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-19
Howard Hughes Spruce Goose
And How It FleW---Almost

| have no hope Of recouping any
Of the money / have spent On II. /"
He believes that the big ship,
when finally ready win give the
United States more mobility than
any other nation In war. It's worth
IN paratroop operation IL obvious.
Others think. 1t would only be q
sitting duck for jets and flying
missiles.
Hughes watched recent tests Of
this craft from q nearby bean
field. He declined to pose alone
with the ship for photographers.
Pointing to a group Of engineers
and test pilots, be said:
Il don't want to appear difficult
but there are the men who de-
signed and flew this ship. l don't
deserve any bows"
ADD HOWARD HUGHES z. Tag
II was the big flying boat that
put Hughes 50 brilliantly in the
|limelight. That was when he
tangled in 1913 with Sen. Owen
Brewster, then chairman Of the
Senate war investigating commit.
tee.
The Investigation uncovered the
|pecadillos Of many big names and
exposed the corruption Of Maj.
Gen. Bennett Meyers, who wound
up In jail. Il also made a celeb
rity Of Johnny (Pick- Up-the- Check
Meyer, Hughes publicity man and
party arranger.
The usually reticent Hughes
turned into q roaring tiger at the
hearings and 50 nettled Brewster
that the Maine Republican with.
drew from the investigation.
The committee accused Meyer,
the public relations man, Of spend
ing $l60, 1851 Of Hughes money in
entertainment Of high military Of
ficials.
Hughes countered that the en-
tertainment followed issuance Of
contracts and never before. He
added:
so far as / know there Is no
law against man spending his
own money to entertain his
friends. .
Then, proving himself q master
of the insinuating question, he
asked Brewster:
And, incidentally, since you
think it is so horrible for anyone
to accept my hospitality, why
don't you tell about the 81, 400
worth Of airplane trips which you
requested and accepted from me?"
He said that his companies fin
ished 200 millions in war contracts
without having to pay a cent of
excess profits tax. Then he asked:
DO you know what the net re.
suit Of my years in the airplane
business has been: IA million dol.
lars loss. / don't think ! have
been defrauding the government. "
Next: The Inaccessible Mani
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Students Protest
Selected Name

SALISBURY. Md. R-wicomico
County high school students don't
want their new sh-million-d dollar
campus-type structure to be named
after one Of the famous schools
at Oxford University in England.
The Wicomico County Board Of
Education announced last week tn
the new school, which is to be
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THE GROWING TREND IN MOTORING
There's very special pride in owning a 1854 Lincoln

You almost nstincvey know the of the owns
Lincoln He likes his living modern and his driving the He
prefers simple functional design fash and bulk He enjoys modern
combinations Of coors in his well as in his home
He wants his to express his taste his pocketbook
That's why he owns the new Lincoln for 1854
When he steps into this fine he knows he will have complete
control and superb performance He commands ncons world
famous va engine with its 4bae carbureo which gives that
Performance proof: Lincoln again won l End 3d and 9TH places
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completed next year, would be
named The New High School.
Student leaders said yesterday
800 of the 1000 members of the
student body had signed a petition
of protest they plan to present
to the Board of Education. The
students want the school to be
named Wicomico High School or
Wicomico Senior High School.
One of the main arguments pre-
scented by the students is that The
New High School won't be so new
in couple of years."
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.SPRY AT 100

KALTSPELL, Mont. R-William
Mckinley, who owns 10 homes but
never could afford a wife," OBJ
served his Tooth birthday yester-
day.
The spry, energetic oldster at
tributes his long life to giving up
tobacco End liquor 40 years ago.
He says "only two animals use
tobacco-humans and the African
goat"
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lNexf: The lnaeeessIhle Manl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-19
Injured By Deer Head

PORTLAND, Ore. B-John r.
Kerzel was hospitalized here brief
~ yesterday for treatment of
wounds inflicted by a deer.
Kernel, a bartender, was hit by
mounted deer head which fell
from the tavern's wall.
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surge when he needs He has complete confidence
and rough roads because he knows he rides the only automobile
in the fine car field with baljoin front suspension.
The Lincoln believes in and gets His test
touch operates Lmcons optional feauespower steering power
brakes the Away seat and electric power window lifts
Only by driving and then ocg the Lincoln for 1854
you feel that very special pride We you take the first step
by trying 1854 Lincoln or Lincoln Capri today.
a stock the 9l2mie Mexican Pan-Amercan Road Race
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by creating and fostering public
sentiment favorable to proposed
reforms, by cooperation with Gov
eminent officials and employees,
and by legislation or other lawful
means.
The Federation is prohibited by
its constitution from engaging in
or supporting strikes against the
United States Government.
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The Citizen Publishes News. Fea-
lures and Pictures Of Interest To
Everyone Read Il Every DaYl
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13
NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE-H Having
qualified as executor of the estate
of the late Julia Saunders Kyle.
We request that all bills against
the estate be presented and all
who owe the estate. please come
forward and settle. Julian Dunk
UNI. DillWyn and John w. Stone
Remington, executors of the estate
Of the late Julia Saunders Kyle
Buckingham county. Julian Dunk
UNI and John w. Stone. 4-6-4t
PUBLIC-a meeting of the Buck
ingham County School Trustee
Electoral Board will be held in
School Board Office. Buckingham
Court House, Virginia at 7:30
p. m, Thursday, April Is for the
purpose of appointing school
board member for Marshall Dis
trict to fill the unexpired term of
Moon Chairman, 4-6-2t I
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13
HELP WANTED

statesmen Want a s75 a week
commission orbetter full time Job.
calling on farmers and families in
small towns? Farm and Household
Supplies. Just the part time job
too. for persons on pension or So
clal security Car necessary
White Dept. D-l Mr. Arey, 100
Hays Ave, Stanton, Va. 4-6-6t
MANIC work three or four acres
of bright tobacco on shares. Good
land, plenty of plants. Apply A.
W. Weaver, Rice, Va. 1922
TECHNICIAN = Clinical labora-
tory technician. permanent posi-
ton, good salary and working con-
ditions, position Immediately open
Apply Administrator, Southside
Community Hospital. Farmville
Va. 5-13-4t
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teo, Misses Katherine and Lila
Handbook, of Richmond. Miss
Mary f Glover and Chapman
Glover. 81 Manteo, MIR and Mrs.
F. r. Moon Jr.. Annie Lou. Frank
Russell and CenieRe Moon. F r.
Moon and Claiming Noon.
Mr. and Mrs. RAYMOND Dolan
returned to OHIO last week after
spending the week end with Mr.,
and Mrs. T G. Adcock.
Mrs. Susie Raeland returned to
her home Sunday after a visit
with her son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs Leslie CT ment5. iii
Scottsville, and with Mr. ana Mrs
Aubrey Pace III Schuyler.
John W. Profit has returned
fro m spending few DAYS in
Lynchburg with his daughters.
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MIS- Emma Brooks ana Nh. and
Mrs Frank Gunter
Mrs Marguerite Londeree has
returned to the home OF her par
ents, Mi and Mrs Joe Adock.
after spending some time with re-
iatives at Shlpman
Mis-. T. H Dawson returned to
her home near Midway Mills last
Sunday after IA trip to California
where she visited friends
NH and Mrs Roy Turner spent
last week end in Newport News
and Norfolk
Miss Ethel Daniel, Of Richmond
spent last week end at Travellers
Rest.
Mr an d MIS- HarsIey Mrs.
Harry Wyland and Faye Wyland
were supper guests at Travellers S
Rest Wednesday night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13
Warminster

The Rev Norman f. Taylor, Of
Norfolk, Archdeacon in the Do
case OF Southern Virginia, viii
preach at the annual home com
ing Service at Grace Episcopal
Church, Manteo, the fifth Sunday
in May at II O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Miss Louise B Horsley enter
tanned Sunday at Travellers Rest
in honor Of her sister Miss Ida
Y Harsleys, 8lst birthday. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. sgd
ney King Of Tienor, val. Miss
Gay Gillian. Of Cumberland, Miss
Ethel Daniel Of Richmond. Mr.
and Mrs Robert B Critz. Of Man
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13

PLANT FOOD-We have in stock
bone meal, peat moss and all
grades of VIC fertilizers for your
lawn, flowers. or shrubs. Kayton
Coal Company Phone 1866, Farm
Vile. 3-3O-l0t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13
HELP WANTED

SALES REPRESENTATIVE to
handle Real Silk famous apparel
nylons, cottons. etc. and haber-
dashery in Farmville and sur
rounding area Car helpful Write
sol Colonial American Bldg, Roa-
nOke Va. 4-l3-2t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13
FOR RENT

~~~~~~~~~~
APARTMENTS rooms. modern
conveniences, located on Fourth
Ave. Phone 676W. 3-26-tf
---~
APARTMENT-4 rooms. bath. On
edge of town Call Farmville
273W. 3-30-tf
~>--- ~-~--~~~~ 49,
APARTMENT attractive first
floor, conveniently located heat
and water furnished. Phone 80.
E. r. Booker. 4-2-4p
APARTMENT: Nice furnished
apartment, suitable for couple
Oak ST. Phone l50JX. 4-6-6tp
APARTMENT: Completely furn-
ished. large living room, kitchen,
bed room with bath, enclosed
sleeping porch. 500 Beech St,
phone 284 4-6-8tp
APART MENI upstairs untur-
nished 3 bedroom apartment
available now. Agnes Watkins, I'll
High ST., Phone 23l after p, NJ.
or 1853 during day. 4-9-3t
APARTMENT: Desirable location,
close to business section Water
and heat furnished. Rent reason
able. Apply Cradles Store. 4-9-6p
~~~-~~~-~-- ~-- - ~
ROOM--NeXt to bath Convenient
to business section Rent reason
able Apply Cradles Store, 4-9-6p
~~~~--~-~ ~~~~~~~~-
FARM DWELLING-river road,
electricity and well water Phone
80, FarmVille. 4-9-3p
~
TOBACCO acreage. 2 and 10.
Phone 80, Farmville. 1882
APARTMENTS rooms. furnish
ed and heated. with private bath
and entrance. 500 High St. Phone
459M. 4-9-tf
~-~~
HOUSE, rooms, baths, suit
able fol- two apartments. Phone
430W. 5-9-2tp
APARTMENT 8 rooms. water
and heat furnished. 407 South
Main St, Farmville, Phone 396M.
4-9-2tp
CABIN 8 room log 4 room house
One mile west FarmVille. Call Gil.
4-9-2tp
ROOM convenient to bath Hot
water at all times. 100 Virginia
ST.. Farmyille Phone 340R. 4-9-2p
~~~~~~~~~-~- ----~- --~~~~~-~-~--
APARTMENT first floor. unfur-
nished living room, bedroom,
kitchen and bath, newly decorat-
ed, Electric refrigerator. stove.
heat and water furnished. 607
Second avenue. Farmville. Phone
482M 4-13-tf
HOUSE Never been occupied two
bedroom home With all modern
conveniences Will also consider
sale on terms Available imme-
diately O. H. Written. 4-13-2p
APARTMENT-bedroom. kitch-
enette Outside entrance. 3l6 S.
Main. Phone 430W. 4-13-2p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13
CORRECTION
MY COLUMN

Little did William Eppcrson
Hubbard, BORN 1920 an d
Martha Jane, his wife born
1922, realize what a wonderful
family their son, Wilson Henry
would foster. He and his lovely
wife. Alice Armstead raised the
following fine large family;
1881, F w. Hubbard. 1882. L.
E. Hubbard. 1884. j. w. Hub
bard. 1885. Pauline Hubbard.
1886, Robert Hubbard, 1887.
Harry H Hubbard, 1888. BERTHE
Hubbard, 1890, Mary Hubbard,
1892. Pattie Hubbard, 1900. T.
A. Hubbard. 1895. Harvey Hub
bard, 1897. Charles Hubbard.
1898, Reed T, Hubbard, 1899.
Littleton Hubbard, 1901, Ruth
Hubbard. A family Of the above
size is always interesting and
should be an inspiration for
young couples of today. OF
course I with one child could
have little advice to offer. It's
better to light a candle than to
curse the darkness.
E. Weinberg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13
NOTICE OF PROPOSED IN
CREASE INCREASED LOCAL
TAX LEVY

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of Prince
Edward County, Virginia. will
meet on the 9th day of May, 1854,
at 10 a. m, at the Court House
at which time and place citizens
Will be heard for or against the
following proposed increase in
local tax levics for the tax year
beginning January /, 1854:
An increase Of twenty cents
'20c) in rate Of County levy on
real and personal property. and
and increase of thirty cents
(30c) in the rate Of County levy
on the capital of merchants in
vested IN business; both of which
are to provide additional funds
needed for retirement Of debt in
CURED for school construction and
equipment. and for increases in
teachers salaries: which rate IN
creases. if made as proposed, VIII
result in making the total County
levy Three Dollars and Ten Cents
$500 on each One hundred Dol
lars Of assessed values: and a total
County levy Of Seventy Cents
(70c) on capital OF merchants
invested iii business.
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HILLTOP ROLLER RINK to close
for the summer May 3Oth to
September IS. 4-13-14t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13
LOST AND FOUND

SPECTACLES- Dark horn rim
NEEDS. lost vicinity Of Buffalo
Shook GO March 81 Return to
The Herald office and receive re
ward. Henry Allen. Rt / Farm
vile. 4-13-1tp
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FOR SALE

PUPPY-male Scottie, 3 months
old Axe registered Special price
Call Hampden-Sydney 2041N
3-3O-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13

COTTAGE AND HOME SITES
along the shoreline of beautiful
Bugs Island lake. Close to waters
edge. $1,000 acres of water GOOD
hunting, boating and fishing Won
derful Buy now. before develop
ment causes PRICES to go much
higher Sold by the acre or by
lots. w. s. Hundley, Boydton, Va
4-2-l0p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13
SERVICES

O1TCHING = rel uE dig ycur
i'tches, septic tanks, etc. by ma
,hlle especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited.
quincy Plumbing aud Heating
rncne 483. Farmvillf, Va. 4-21-tf
BUTTONS AND BELTS-covered
quick service. Mail orders filled.
Mrs. Virginia Hairless. 108 N.
Virginia St, Farmville. Phone
340M. 49, 3tp
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13

APARTMENTS rooms. modern
conveniences, located on Fourth
Ave. Phone 676W. 3-26-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-13
FOR SALE

~~~-~
20 LOTS 50x224 feet, z miles of
Main St, Farmville. Price $3.50,
a lot as a whole j w. Ward. Box
10, Phone 327M, Farmville, Va.
4-l3-4p
Observation-Disclosures in
surance a speciality. Cali 468 for
appointment. No obligation. Let US
give you details of this protective
insurance for you and your fami-
ly. All general insurance. fire cas-
aulty, auto, etc. Annie " Putney.
305 S. Main ST, Farmville. 3-9-16p
-~-
FERTILIZER - Don't forget your
fish ponds. They need fertilizer
too, to grow food for your fish.
We recommend 1874 and be sure
it is VIC fertilizer from Kayton
Coal Company. Phone 1865, Farm
Vile, Va. 2-19-21t
FERTILIZER is the time
to fertilize grass and shrubs. See
us for that good VIC fertilizer
6-8-6 or 5-l0-5, both are recon-
mended for your yards. Kayton
Coal Company. Phone l66, Farm
vile, Va, 2-l9-21t
LAURA A. FORSTER place on
hard surface road, sgd
nev to Charlotte, u acres room
house, electric lights. excellent
water, good outbuildlngs. Annie
M. Fallwell, Planters Bank Bldg.
Farmville. Va 4-13-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08

Printing Production Asst.
For Litho Plant. Excel. oppor. for
alert young man. Write, giving
background and education to Box
076-CS Star 10
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HElP-MEN tcent. J

AUTO MECHANIC. must be an expert
on foreign cars; Al reference OF
need not apply; steady work; scod
for b. H.. MANHATTAN AUTO,
&, W. and foreign cars, 7th and
sALEsMAN--openins
for l experienced salesman in small
sales force Of top producers to sell
new Studehakefs and Butler-bonded
used cars. We believe ours is the
most plan Hs q sompsnsati0n
anteed to man who qualities. Phone
011O. LEE D. BUTLER. INC. 10
AUTO SALESMAN. young. ambitious,
one who wants to get ahead and
not afraid to work; excellent op-
portunity to sell the most accepted
and economical cars OF 1854; must
have. references; salary plus CON-
B. s Il MAN aaA.PTa A GSren's H.. w. ".
and foreign cars, 9TH and n SITS. NV.
AUTO statesmen - washington.s
oldest Chevrolet dealer has openings
i9r experienced automobile sales
mns. n oS i pan
Is one Of the highest in the city.
Transp. furnished. Apply in person
to Mr.. Hamilton, BARRY-PATE
MOTOR CO., 1880 conn. ave.
SALESMEN-We have
openings for aggressive. expert
enced statesmen in our new and used
car depts.: successful sales back
ground necessary; wonderful earn
Ing opportunity. working for long
established. successful Dodge-Plym-
outh leadership. Apply in person.
KIRBY'S SALES AND SERVICE.
INC. 1897 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
"a. ia. S-S3S3. 10
AUTO SALESMAN ~ Man bet. 1880,
with or without experience; must be
reasonable. sales-minded. aggressive
and responsible. Man selected will
have clear past record. make bond,
and be willing to follow directions.
Salary and commission, paid vaca-
ton, group disqualification. You
will work with competent, pleasant
people and have backing OF house
with, reputation for honesty and fair
dealing and one of the finest service
shops; See w.. H. BARNETT. JR..
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.. 17OS
Good Hope I'd. Sc liz
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BEAUTICIAN, full or part-time oper-
ator wanted; 5-day wk. FRED THE
HAIR sTYLIsT at BROOKS. 1I09
B 81 u hiTi and manicurist. white.
BEAUTICIAN. expert ali around. ex-
eellent opportunity: guaranteed sal
BEAUTICIANS, Bethesda area-Ex-
P peTience d. hair stylst men and
ply in person. GABRIEL. 1919
REAUTY oPERAToR. experienced;
guaranteed salary, 500 commission;
5-day. week. Hours. 9-6. oV
Beauty OPERATOR; hours to suit:
e. e6Aq gry1s SHOP. as17 14tn 10 niw''
ming office for retail store. in Airing
tom. 5-day wk., cond. office;
vance. Call TIE. $4,000 for apt
CANVASSERS needed with or with
out car; daily expenses paid; Won
Apply In person, METROPOLITAN
BUILDING SUPPLY CO.. 463 Eye
CASHIER aiE full or part time. Apply
manager. CHEVERLY THEATER,
cAs CASHIER EMEdRK white, for busy
cigar counter; experienced, refer
$50 pm. mus Closed Sur Sun. and holidays.
NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn.
ave. NV. Ill
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LEGAL NOTICES
3. CHURCHILL ELMORE, Attorney,
Colorado Building.
Filed Jan. IL. 1854. Harry M. Hull.
Clerk,

o. CHURCHILL ELMORE, Attorney,
Colorado Building.
Filed Jan. IL. 1854. Harry M. Hull.
Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the DISTRICT Of Columbia x
INC, A BODY CORPORATE. PLAIN
TIFF. VS.. JOHN HELM, IF LIVING,
EFT AL. DEFENDANTS. CIVIL
ACTION NO. 550O-53.-ORDER OF
PUBLICATION object of this
suit Is to remove cloud on title to
real estate situate in the District
of Columbia and known for pur-
poses of assessment as lot 20 square
scribed in complaint herein. On
motion Of the plaintiff, 1t is this
18th day of January. 1854 ordered
that defendant John Helm. II living
cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth
holidays. occurring after the day
of the first publication OF this
order: otherwise the cause win be
proceeded with as in case Of default.
Provided, copy Of this order be
published once q week for three
successive weeks in the washington
Law Reporter and The Evening
further ordered that defendants
Unknown Heirs, Alienees and De-
Visees Of John Helm, If ne be de-
ceased. cause their appearance to
be entered herein on or before the
11rst rule day occurring after the
expiration Of three months from
otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default.
Provided, q copy of this order be
published twice q month for three
months IN the washington Law
Reporter and The Evening star
before said day. go MATTHEW
r. MCGUIRE, Judge. (SeaO A
true COPY: Test: HARRY NJ. HULL.
Clerk. BY: ROBERT r. HARRING-
TON, Deputy Clerk.
JAZZ. 29, fe5, 10, mills
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statesmen

Four promotions have been made in
this sales force this week We are
IN need OF 4 top-fight statesmen to
take their place. Here is what we
have to offer:
b Ince emit commissi ons which en- en-
per year.
q il cq 9Ps fs,d training both inside and
8. Not seasonal work but leads guar
anteed so weeks per year.
4. Paid. vacations.
5; Yearly bonuses and company bene-
Q. Selling to qualified prospects with
whom we have made definite appts.
as q result Of continuous. radio.
Z. No canvassing or soliciting.
8. A complete, settlement at the end
Q. No promises that you will be-
come vice, president. or sales man
to see the prospect. sell him and
make good money.
II you are sincerely interested and
nave O car. you can make the above
facts q reality by applying at 10
an. or l pm. Mon. or Tues, Mar.
Mr.. 3. s. WE1sBHEIRG. = ave IS Sc
SHOE SALESMAN, permanent. expe-
1881 N. Highland St. Arlington.
IA. 2-43SS. 10
SHOE SALESMAN-Thorou expe-
rienced filter for juvenile store.
Perm. position. 1922 Wisconsin ave.
Ia
STOCK CLERK and driver, small de-
livery truck; must know city A to
z; fast. good phone voice; 5I2 days.
$45 week. Good man can train to
become company salesman within
at Rtyhgf initial IN
Write. attn. MIR. GREENBERG. Box
37b-G, Star &
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YOUNG LADY, 21-30, receptionist,
hostess. switchboard operator; after
moons and evenings; good salary,
plus room and meals. Apply in per-
son, Managers Office, 1889 18th st.
CAREER oppORTUNITY-Nat sales
organ, has, opening for > women who
can qualify for. manag. Car nee:
white able to devote min. 20 hrs.
each wk. for training. Earn while
you learn. Cali CONNIE FINE, APP.
T-005O Sun. or Mon. S
LARGE CONCERN wants young
woman, white. for a position in rs
have pleasing. personality, able TO
Cali Ad. 2-9o09, Mr.. SUTTON.
PART TIME--Womcn twhiteb over 81
with car, to work day or eve. Ref.
req. Permanent. Ca!I UN, 1907
EX Ss7 $rIe' IN oP II S"Tl to
cash in on hrs; from 49:30 Car
necessary. Minimum aee ~. No
exper. required, Call EN-. 2-2o36
AVON PRODuCTs, INC, has choice
openings for 80 mature women.
Spring promotion now in progress.
No exper. nee, We train you. RE.
AMBiITTiIoUs woMAN-Late after
noon and evening hours; $40 to SIS
per day; car necessary. OIL. 4-43h6.
LANGLEY PARK-sales people for
our new children's shoe store OPEN
ing shortly in Langley Park. Steady
sary. Appiy DANIELS BooTEPY.
Ellsworth at Fenton, S. s., Md,
opposite Hecht Co. IS