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HELP--MRA

EsTIhEAT0R APPRENE1CR-To Learn
glass bustneSSi no experience necese
sary. Ago. Al TO 50. interesting
work. Mostly outside on your own.
Mssn senoo, saucns sss.c. snd drivers
helpful but Optional. DAVID MAX
" Co.. LA. 6-S10O. --l2
FIELD ENGINEERS ana draltsmen
coMputers, e1per. In land surveying
and subdivision procedure; permn-
nent positions salary, SEQ per Vk.
BOX 3SS-v, star.
FLOOn MANI prefer one with previ-
only. FAMOUS RESTAURANT. 1915
New York ave. NV. Ill
|FOuNTAIN CLEnK. part time. NAY-
LOR PHARMACY, S0S9 Maylor .rd.
FOUNTAIN MANAGER, for new as-
stool fountain On pront-sharing
basis 1t CARRIER DRUG, Arlington.
Clean employment record and previs
Gus sxper. essential. "A. 2-00Ols
Mr.. Carrier. --lA
IFURNlTURE Statesmen, exper., TO
sell In store; PERM: good salary
and comm. ATLAS. o21 q st. NV.
HARDWARE CLERK - Experiencse:
referenees required. Apply g per-
hardware and paint, 1855 qeer-
lHELPERs. llnolenm ana .ile ar.
ct DIENERS, 1000 h. I ave. mes
INDUsTRtAL CATERING co. nesds
an tntelligent young man for an
established catering route. The
pay VIII range from 500 70 SS5 for
3 Gays, . am. to 2 pm. TO.
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Financial News
HEP

DRUG CLERK. s to TO nixhtly, sat,
to 10. Sunday. 10 to 10. Excel.
opportunity for pharmacy student.
Apply n person. TRIANGLE, 18th
ana y SITS. NV. 81
iELECTRICIAN. fully qualified to do
wiring Tor air conditioning and
S HIM9F Daa yosE; ce Saa e apply Red
H. ts alzss1.c e. sSOs : 3. I a.
ance Installation work: car furn.:
must have p. G.. card. DCWDsH.
441H Conn,
ELECTRICIAN and helper. with b. &.
electrical license. for old work and
tobbins; IS hr.; steady work; must
| be sober Call RE- 1910. s.. q
j.. ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS
lELECTRNC1AMB and helpers, exper. !;
y. g. license required. Call La.
6-2067 after 9 PM. al day sunday
lELECTRICIAN. With b. c. journey.
man card; frst-elass workman only,
/ See MR.. CHAMPION between s and
40 am. 81 1872 Massachusetts ave.
lELEyAToR 0PERAToRs white.
| with licenses, to work in once bldg.
Must have references. Apply Mama
sers Once. the Southern Bldg. 18th
lELECTRONIG sERvECEMAN, to han.
die service calls on public address
| and tuterc0mmunication system
Make TEMPORARY and permanent
installations Of EQUIPMENT. also re.
pair work 4 exper. Good PROPOSE.
over 35. capable Of iooEing oYeI
/ Jobs, estimating and handling lob
himself. Write only, 213I Wyominl
ave. NV.
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HELP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT. experienced. for rug
cleaning firm. Ambitious. initiative.
ability to assume considerable re-
sponsibility. Write experience. salary
requirements. references axe. phone
number to Box 69-V. star. Ill
ACCOUNTANT. semi-senicf or exper.
junior. for ONCE Of local CPA. state
age, education. experience and SAL
airy desired. Box 57-V. star. 81
degree. q tn 3 years
expert; aut0s Alexandria resident
XII. 0-77oO. Ext. ~. 8 ~ - :
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER,
Jewish or gentle. Dependable, fast,
all-around young man, 23-3B yrs,
small once. local chain retail
stores: 500 week. Write fully.
Box 00-S. Star.
ACCOUNTs--Jrs.. for CPA once;
men desirous Of obtaining varied
exper. N public accounting. reply,
stating axe. education. exper. and
sal, BOX 3T5-S, Star. III
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citizenshil REQUIRED

alto BODY MAN. exper. 1st-class.
for Wash.'s LARGEST Pontiac dealer.
Gond pay and working cond, Apply
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887 IrV-
ing st. NV. Mr.. Peers. --13
AUTO BODY MECHANIC. must be
exper., Tor, quality work; Ire. sub.
Ford rSrd d Sa,s good WORKING
Spy to pi Mr s 81 cao
meris. MoNRoE FORD CO. 1857
East-West hwys Silver Spring, Nd
AUTO BODY MAN-Busy modern
shop, top earnings, extra benefits.
See. Mr.. Febo,. BEAL MOTOR CO.,
Dodge-Plymouth. 1401 r. !. ave.
AFRO MECHANIC, to work in modern
shop. with twin-post lifts: all latest
tools; excellent opportunity Tor good
m Mos ss H Mr sDnsnn nisp TRIA RSnG.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-Due to
our expansion program, We need A
new and used car statesmen. Excel
lent compensation. AMPLE floor time.
A Apply e s2,i Mr; Casper; BANNING II, 9
mouth Dealers, $500 Bsitc. ave,
A dfss's s;AMGaHsMAN ~ to comIpiet.
our small sales force, selling Fords:
hne opportunity for producer In
gnburban area q great potential;
isads. ETC. See I'm Mr. Hsinle u VA IA.
KoMA MOTOR CO.. Takonaa PIX. Nd.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MANAGER.
We have q position available for an
experienced Service Manager. with
avc g9cd record Of acconpltshm ra,;
man to make q permanent con1ec-
ton with reputable Chevrolet dealer.
Splendid working conditions. Modern
Shop. Salary and liberal bonus plan.
A HI naB1I And And FARM MAcBrN-
ERY MECHANIC. Pride Of work
Inanship: share IN all prof1ts; serv-
ice and sales. Box 1928. Star.
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NELP..kEN

ELRCTRONIC and mechanical engine
engineerzs gHndnates. with expert
ence In aircraft. ordnance or guided
missile, equinment tiesien; excel.
position, with scientific research ore
SANTA ton. classified work. Send
quired, ii own hnndWritinr. rs p. -.
: Box 6SS3. Bathesda. ma. -
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GERK.

Part-time billing clerk for evening
work and SATURDAY. Good future for
MARKET Falls Church. Va. ---I4
CLERICAL 5-day week, typing help.
work. Apply between II and 2,
End mr., 1922 Eye ST. NV. Ia
CLERK TYPIST. willing to apply sell
TO I'LL opportunity for advancement
Tipping essential. light bookkeeping
exper. desirable. Salary approx S210
COLLECTION MAN-Regular posi-
ton for experienced man; inside
work. Apply personnel ONCE, 4th
moor. QOLDENBERG'S, 9TH, Sth
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.IANTTORS
JEROME BRoniE. Of. 4-0soC

JEROME BRODlE. OF. l.0SQ0.
NACHINIsTs for work on intricate
and interestins. mechanical devices
10 modern ordinance developmeuA
pcrtunity tor personal ssivancsIne No
TOD pay for quaiifled men, liberal
company. benefits include paid vaea-
tons and sick leave and hospitalixs-
ton. Apply Personnel Once, B-4:3tl.
I'd. and Dorsey lane, Bethesda.' Nd.
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When A1ssspeff1tD advertisements
addressed TO Star bo1eS 90 NOT
tslci0sg ORIGINAL referenceS photo,
grGphs or other materials 81 per.
sofi1l u1ftte, Copies serpe the 0uS.
rose ORIGINALS may Get lost
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DRIVERS. apply ID person. BETHES-
DA CAR, NC. 4033 Kntrmont ave,
Bethesda. Nd Ill
perienced. wo9king Tor locai whole.
ealeE. Apply. AA9ES PAPER PROD
uCI1 CO., 1895 II st. ne.
DRIVERS, white unlys must have
references and b steady top sal
sTosf ff Ea6rD TassE asis sih & al n.S
DIZZY CLEANENa production manager.
must be th1rouRhly experienced n
al phases ox production work In I
larGe plants excellent opportunity
opan Contact Nlr. Gygf at CON-
HEC0, NifEtniAss Largest Quality
Cleanern. Norfolk. Va -13
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CLAIM ADIITSTER

Opportunity for treinee or expert
enced casualty claim adjuster to
associate with major insurance COM
Z pany In Its Washingkou claim once.
Write, listing. age, marital status,
education. experience, minimum sal
arx. TO-. Box 2S1-A. Wall st. sta
CLERK FOE CIGAR COUNTER, 81.
and WORKING s cscnd.; ref. EMPTRsfa
PHARMACY. 1888 Conn. ave. NV,
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BARRIERS
Wanting license In Florida. Nexi
exam. Aug. 4th. Contact Els. Barber
COLLEGE, Jacksonville. Fla.
for hish-ciasa restau-
rant; only man not afraid to work
call MR. bal. AP. 7-0254. Ia
BEEF CUTTERS AND nONERS--Car
use several men who are presently
employed. ! TO z days per week,
AGE 21-4C. Rate. S1.77M per llr,
Apply SWIFT a CO., 1881 okie
BSOSoKEiKSEEPER, experienced. fun
charge Bookkeeping. including Imam
cial Statements 4O-h0uF week, va
cation and sick leave benefits: Per-
manent position with recognised
social aEency-sheiteFed workshop;
handicapped preferred: rsferenees
p DsGssSssTE iagas NeT Hsnp. ave- We
NV. t21st and Nj, 9-19 an. --1 2
BRANCH MANAGERS, for Out-Of.
town offlces: must be fi10r0ughiy
exper. In direct sales 1eld. These
positions pay an excess Of $4,000
yearly to those uuAlihed. 3 70 Z
Wks. intensive training to men &C.
leetefl: $500 cash bond rSquifed.
COLOR CORPORATION or AMER
lCA. RIM T21. I'll 14th st. nv.
BRnCKEAYKRs. for residential work:
only good mechanics apply. 70.
ERICKfaaYERs. white. ton notch, e.
perienee6 mems 14t-elnxs workman
ship expeeted Report 70 Mr..
CHAMPION between 8 and 10 an
<S72 Massachusetts, ave-. nv. --lb
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AUTO MOBILE

ASST. SALES MANAGER
We have an opening for an expert
enced man to make permanent
connection with one Of Washing
toms oldest automobile dealers. The
man We want must know how to
appraise cars and be qualified to
close deals lor salesmen: ", y reply Ply.
Of experience and education. Ex-
cellent proposition to right man.
Box 1877. Star.
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-JANITOR

colored, settled married man for Ice,
n ns S soSs; m rs p snSSr9nu sS ss
plete knowledge OF all apt. -hQuse
routine: ref. REQUIRED; top salary
and quarters furn. for the right
man, For appt. for interview. call
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COOK WANTED. Open-kitchen ex-
perience necessary. Apply 110 In
dependence ave. Sc, Ii. 1904.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sober and
reliable. to live ct farm. Interesting
salary. OLD FIELDS DAIRY. Rt. 1,
Box 240. Upper Marlboro, Md. Ill
MAN. part time, ex-
perienced. for KOSHER SUPER
MARKET. Apply 10 person. 6236
DELIVERY W TR I G DRryER, white
Jewish or gentle. D. c. resident
past years. Clean-cut, strong. fast
man. Lively personality. Promo
ton to company sales I6sitiOn after
4 year employment et substantial
increase IN earnings. Start $50 Wk
\ Write Writ fully; Bog 7l !; star. SIS.
available. viii train; irterestinr
work.. b-day week, permanent posi-
ton. Apply 2nd mr., 1722 Eye St
DENTAL TECHNICIAN WANTED. Il
assist In metal dept. SULLIVAN
DENTAL LABORATORIES, 1921
II Fsnf - i ~ = 4
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ELEC1hONl
ENGINEER

Immediate opening 1t project level
tor ayalined electronic eneineer in
gree essential. Min. q yTs. exneri-
ence. BaekRround 10 electronic con.
trQls, pulse circuits, or MAGNETIC ans
pllner Melds desirable but not essen
tiaL Must possess or be nliRible for
secret clearance. Unusual oppOrtnn-
!, lty with research and DEVELOPMENT
possibilities. Salary conmensurSfs
with experience. All replies kept II
strietest .cOnfidcnce. Mail resume X
persQnnel mana6er, ATRTRONIC RE-
SEARCH, INC. S629 Dorsey lane
MashtnEton 16. d. e. 10
ENGINEER to operate for 2sWee1
period, oil-hurning boiler; must hay,
License Cail IA. $4,000. Mr.
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HELP WANTEDAcENclEs.

1spscisiissn Is thess pSsieions. Atlas
1920 N N. ave. NV. RE. T-kT67,
|eECREIARXs SIS VIZ, younG; stenoR.
law once. S66.$yo; assoc. Eecy.
S76 up. Several others. Mss
YOUNG, 1911 q st. NV. 81. 3-3664
~ 80 skCaHs Ay onns snsPpy .iI &c e
1oYpa cor. @ and 12th. 81
| SkCSETARx. under S.. ne IL travel
Protestant. singie. col edu. pref.
$3.50 up. Miss Grant ct BoXD'e
others $o6-S7O. TWISTS 70 $50
Nk. Bookkeepers TO SIS VIZ. ~
kinds openings. al ages. See today
4Q4p'& cor. 18th and @. ST
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Acoustic. mechanical and eIectro.
mechanical for design and develop.
ment OF sonar transduccrs and In
augmentation for measurement 81
mechanical motion. shock and Vibra.
Box 1l2-9. SIN sil I.
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SECY. 10 EXEC, $50
Young, attractive: meet people.
s sk;CKkT4Hk6H S: h1 S29sAi44,rur. youSSec,s:
START So, 400 PLUS TUITION
i0BH. INC.
1T40 K %. NV. RI, T-Sl5S
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DISTRICT MANAGER
DISTRICT MANAGER

wise 10 to Is direct saiespeoTpis II
iished over 80 Years. Position Mn in.
cludes above average percentage Of
sales, training fees, bonuses and
stantial income. Must have car.
Write. Immediately, giving business
experience and phone number 60
Mr.. 3. NEVILLE. Marion. N. r.
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POTOMAC EMP.-HrS. 9-6
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-251S
gil King St.. Alex. XII. 9-506b
ELECTRONICS
A variety Of top openings In on
helds of design and development. a
national manufacturing organization.
NO EMPLOYMENT FEE.
SYSTEMS EVALUATION
qualified by experience to function
as consultant with national firm
in pr0gramming application of work
measurement problems in accounting
and commercial fields to eIectronic
computers to LOCO
WORK EMULATION
Experienced In programming CONNER.
| ciaf work evaluation problems tc
| electronic computers to $500
CRAFTSMAN
Dat all axnerienaad aIaefYfc schano &ie
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5iTXPIs1, Silver SprinE. fast. accurs:
II nv. RE. 7-2A2H. -.


|TxrIsT, Silver !. - spSlng: fast; accur.;
NV. RE. 7-2B2&.
lEEACnEBS WANTED Sept vacan.
eies listed, S.. 900 CO 81 900. BALTIC.
TEACHERS AGENCY SIG n. Charles
81. Baito.. Nd Mulberry 6-sS6OI
leALARIRD POSITIONS (men1, SD, 900
4 70 $4,000. II you want & position
n any area other than washington,
viii be 81 interest 70 YOU. Our ex-
cellent reputation among employers
has been developed over q period OF
- years' procedure Of high stand
s.rds Identity covered: Ask for
067 brisbane Blds.. BuaaIo 3. n. Z.
|TYPIST-RKCEP., 5000 mo-: Or.
asst. typist SEES; fast-accur. TYP-
IST $50 Mk.dozens Of openings;
see Miss Evans 1t B0YDpS, cor.
18th y q sts. Test. 3a yrs.l. Ma.
|TYPIsT. II, s. sdu., so wpm.. $50
Wk.:: hotel typist, exp. PIX nee:
Assoc. Typist, $500 mo-; several
others hourly. Miss Reed, PER-
SONNET SERVICE 1911 q st. NV.
Al BOOKKEEPERs wanted. cashiers,
Comp. opFs.. hotel HOSPITAL open
e boT sHDS 0n eSs. 1 sss 1,ss sl sss
Ma. $3.50 lest. So yrs.). dozens
-S0penings.
a. 1. Law sTENoG.. $500 up; .xpr.
Jr. Stencg., $50 up; dozens others
daily; See GRACE DUNN. 1874 G
LEGAL STENOG., private once, SIS
wk.: Pat. Law Stenog., exper., $50
Wk.; Assoc. Secy.. young. S325;
"opens others. Inquire Miss Grant.
st. 3-3666. BoYDs. cor. 18th q
PAYRoLI.-TyPIsT n ne. sec, $225
See GRACE DUNN. 1911 q st. NV.
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN In u. s.. south
America. Europe. To $4,000. Travel
paid. Write only Employment Info.
Center, Room TIA. 316 Stuart ST.,
Boston.
OFFICE MANAGER So. COO YR.
Retail accounting exper.S REQ.
Interviews by. appointment only
Executive placement bureau
Atlantic Building. ST. 3-1199
sECys.. attractive. young. Govt. o.
hilNexper. TO W DOG
Exec. secy.s aviation 81 900 up
Secy. tTainee. Alex. z- S242
Receptionist. some steno. 49,. $500
Recept.-typist. young, Arl. -. 1895
0pukkCCpCLs G1peL. .---s4l&--- DO Wk.
CleYk-typisfs -..--- S6O-St
Cashier. auto. exper. S65 up
1404 II. q. Ave. RE. 1850
REG. NURSE. supervisor. good salary
Lab. techntcians top salaries
Medical secretaries Open
PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT
1885 Eye st. NV. RE. 7-4868
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
900 18th NV. I'm. SOC. NE. 5000
Nurses. prac. (White), hosp. $3.50
Chemist, research exper. Open
Lab. techs, d. C. and Va. to S276
Nurse. r, Unusual opportunity
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ARTIST

Beginner for paste ups and mechan-
ieals. WIN consider part time Of
G GER ADVERTISING AaENCY,
1914 + q. nv,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Experienced. With ear, for Saturday
supplement- your weekly earnines.
Established weekly household Satur-
DAY route; good salary for collection
plus excellent commissions on sales
paid weekly. Aggressive and con-
scientious man. can easily earn. $3E
HOME EouiPMENT CO.. 17iS 3 Ksi /
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To MANAGE Q hquor store; experi.
enced only. Opportunity Of life.
time for the right man. Call 10.
$3.50 on sunday I'll pm. Ill
LITHO sERiPPER, black and Wllita
and color; quality work. Reply *.
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For garden ant. near R0sslyn: must
be e1perienceds sober. reliable. with
references: extra money for painting:
salary, Sl3u per mo. plus qnartare,
CALL MRS. NLylN. "a. 2-4447
YfNITfNn MCNfIYS
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ADJUSToR

FOR major auto discount company
s x0nns man g. sor asld vcTk Ns.
employee benefits, See MR.. 9TAHI,
RIM. 434. 26l constitution ave. nv
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's1T1oNss SD 10 BID FILLED

I'll POSITIONS no BID FILLED
! MONDAY.
IPart-time clothing sales, exp; sheet
metal workers, exp; driver sales
l men, under 36; real estate statesmen;
VIII. driver. lunch truck: short-order
| cooks, wh.-col.
TATE
A LICENSED AGENCY, 34th and RI.
AVE. MT. RAINIER Md. UN. 4-311S
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES ana modern fun,ttre,
glass, china, bric-a. brac, etc. Thurs
DAY; 1880 p,n,. SUBURBAN AUC-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
win sell ct public auction ct the
Metropolitan Police Department,
property clerk warehouse (rear en-
traneel, 460-477 c. st. n.W.N ct 9
am, Wednesday, July IA, 1854, the
miscellaneous bicycles, tricycles and
wagons In the possession Of the
Chief (also property Clerk, Of the
Metropolitan Police Department,
D. c.; terms, cash. EARL r. HART
MAN, Inspector, Chief (also Prop
erty) Clerk, Metropolitan Police De-
partment, D. C. ju11.12,13
C. q. SLOAN q CO., NC, Aucts.
Observation-Disclosures
whitney upright piano, walnut. ma
hogany and maple chests Of draw
ers. wood beds In maple, mahogany
and walnut, metal beds, springs,
mattresses, upholstered chairs, side
chairs, upholstered sofas, inlaid
center table, china, glassware, etc.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AT SLOAN,Ss 71b 18TH ST. NV.
TUESDAY, JULY 18TH AT 10 AM.
Terms Cash: C.. q. Sloan q Co., Inc.
~ 1l.12 Established 1891
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ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE

Contract group doing research fn1
the Chief of Naval Operations need:
Administrative Aide to handle per.
sonnet, fiscal and related matters
2. o. Box 1885. WASHINGTON. y. G
1RCHTTFCTURaT DR1FTsMAN--
Small once. residential work; min.
1-yf. exper. Salary commensurate
With ability. RE. 7-43Tz.
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Casualty Claims Mgr.

national company offers
exceptional career opportunity in
degree and supervisory experience as
claims examiner, either multiple line
or auto casualty Held preferred.
Age 5000. Salary 70 $1,000 and
PROPORTIONAL Opportunity.
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Position beginning as assistant sale:
mgr. at So. 800 salary for man witt
good sales record and minimum Of
j year sales supervisory experience
Age 1910. College graduate pre-
ferred, willing to relocate for ex-
ceptional opportunity with national
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WEDDING INVITATIONS
SoRRa IsSsf RNa'sp p Il sssssfsscs
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AWord to the Wise
SPUR LINE
oAKY DoAKS
By Mrs. Fronk Colby

"A maverick, in today's par
lance refers to an animal found
without the owners brand, or a
stray. The word originated on
the cattle ranges Of the Far
West, and first was used as a
name for unbranded, and there
fore ownerless, cattle. It derived
from the name of one Samuel
Maverick, who left Massachu-
sets and went to Texas to enter
tue business of stock raising.
After buying several herds. he
neglected his range and left his
stock to shift for themselves.
Mr.. Maverick, on humanitarian
grounds, and believing implicitly
In the honesty of his neighbors,
refrained from branding his
young stock.
The unregenerate stockmen.
however, when they ran across
an unbranded animal on the
roundup. would cry, There's
one Of Mavericks. Let's brand
It," The word became popular,
and its originally limited mean
ing was broadened and enlarged
By constant use throughout the
cattle country and the mining
camps of the frontier. If a man
was unpronounced in his opinion
on any subject, it was said, HE
holds Maverick views"
From Phoenix comes a request
for the origin of the word muscle.
If, you're a gymnast, this one will
bowl you over. Muscle is from
the Latin musculuS, which
meanS-who would have thought
it-"little mouse! Women, then,
who admire the muscular dev-
elopment Of some brawny athlete.
may exclaim literally. What a
handsome mani He has such
large little micel"
Dead man, or dead marine, is q
Evening star., 1954-05-05

colloquialism for an empty bot
tie. possibly in humorous recogni-
tion of the fact that the spirits
have departed. William ",
when Duke of Clarence, once in
advertently used the phrase. RE
move the dead Marines" in the
presence Of an officer Of that
corps. What does Your High
ness mean by marine?" was the
slightly indignant query. 81 mean
by MARINE" replied the Prince,
with ready tact and courtesy, "a
Evening star., 1954-05-05


The father Of the present
Shah and founder Of the dynasty,
Ria Pahlevi (Ree,zah Pah-leh-
yee0 broke diplomatic relations
with France In 1888 because his
title was miSSpelled by French
punster. who made it read lie
Chat" meaning "cat."
The name Iran has been in
official use only since 1885. The
country had been known as
Persia. but Iran appeared in Of
fetal correspondence and docu-
ments long before. Historically.
Persia was part of Iran.
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Evening star., 1954-05-05

W h C. n W q s
op el e $ sly
tangled UP by
former Pre-
mier Moham-
m e d M0ssa-
d e gh IN o.
ham'med Mos
sa-deg'). The
latter. on trial
for treason
against the
Shah, d ally
threatens to
die in one way
or another.
but manages
30 e,,,.x,i1,a
Evening star., 1954-05-05
Word Come
Find 20 or more words

Find 20 or more words In
GLIMM RING,
meaning. "a faint, unsteady
light" Average is Is; time limit,
20 minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be
OF four or more letters. 2. Words which
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form of q word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer tn WRONGFUL.
worn, wolf, wrong. wrung. rung, glow,
gown. golf, grown, growl.. gulf, gung,
frown, frog, furl, furlons, long, lorn,
lung.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
Names in The News
tAnd how to pronounce them.I
By Constantine chekrezi

Premier Zafrollah Zahedy
(Zah-fro-lah' Zah-ehidee) Of
Iran has plans for settlement Of
the problem Of Iranian oil
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-05
" arnlirlster

II ] Neale, landscape engineer
with the State Highway Depart
ment will be the guest speaker at
the meeting Of the Buckingham
Chapter uDC Tuesday Oct 5 at
Rose Cottage near Buckingham
Court House The meeting is CALI
ed for 3 p m an hour earlier
than the usual time as Ma Neal
has to be at Natural Bridge lha
night for a meeting This viii be
the last meeting of the Buckinp-
ham UDC for The winter MON ha
GEORGE Brancn. US Army Wl n
Ms Branch and their daughter.
LIMA. have returned to Alaska
after spending some time with
Mrs Branch's parents at Low
ingston They also visited NIL
Branchs father. 6 +. Branch.
near WingIna and his mother.
Mrs. Hubert Snow near Shipman.
Charles N Smith. Of Island
View " spent last week ii New
York with his brother-in~law ~
B. McDearmon They are both
guests of Chevrolet with others
from throughout the country vito
won the trip for their sales abi-
itiss. They were taken I'd Two BIZ
LEAGUE baseball Games
MI and Mrs Walker Gnmer
Horsley ana son Gill. MI and
Mrs Richard Guilford aud
daughter Pamela, all of Rich
mond. spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. r p. Cl1tz and at-
tended the Danicl-Moon wcddina
Sunday afternoon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-05

day afternoon
Mrs R Thomas Elsaa Of WIN
chester is SPEEDING oyeial day.
With her brother-in-laW and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs F +. Pauleet
W B McDearmon ana Charles
n. Smith members Of the fgm
Smith Motor sales spent las
week in New York City as quests
of General Motors CheYrolrs
sales They LETT with oHlely from
Richmond Tuesday BY train ana
attended two BIZ LEAGUE baseball
games.