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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Saylers Greek

Altman Ellington has return
ed from tour of the countries Of
Eult2pe and is visiting his sister
Mrs, A. E. Hillsman. and other
relatives here
Miss Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs
Vaughan Noble and family OF
Richmond. visited Mr.. Noble s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c ! Noble
Sunday before going to family
reunion at Burkeville.
Lsm Walker Jack Walker and
Larry Walker spent the Fourth
holidays at Myrtle Beach. S C
Summer Visitor
Master Donald Wallace is
spending the summer with Mr.
ane Mrs. Joel Motley.
Mrs. Annie Motley and Mrs
joel Motley attended the funera
Of Mrs Annie Mottley's half sis
ter, Mrs. Emma attended ind:
teF Mrs. Emma Garrett. of Capt.
died AT the age of 49,
eIr McKeithan and son. Ceci
Mekeithan, of Fayetteville, N. C.
ars staying a few days in tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs William
Mattley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F Fitz. of Wyl
liesburg, spent Sunday night viii
their daughter and son-in-law
Mt. and Mrs. j. P Mason Mrs
Mason and Frances Faye Masol
resumed with them to spend a fey
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fish spen
the week end with her parents
Mf. and Mrs. J P. Mason.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

ed in car Wrack. We wish them
a speedy reccYery.
Mrs. Grace II, Burton will leave
next week for an extended viist
to New York with her son and
daughter-in- lag Visitors in the
home of Mrs. Barton over the
week end were Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
NJ. Clark and :sicky, Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Ephes, Jr. and SON
and Mrs. LotN,e c. Atkinson. all
of Richmond.
A lovely lJcnic dinner was
served under tae huge oak tree on
the lawn at she home of c, c.
Camden, NE Those attending
were Mr.. and Mrs Jesse NJ. Clark
and Ricky, MSS. Lottie Atkinson.
and c. c. CG<nden. all of Rich
mond. Mrs Annie p Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover Hudgins and
l. H ruerraut.
Miss Shelby Jean Shumaker has
returned from Florida She re-
ported, she had wonderful time
Guests OF Mrs Bessie Jackson
| of Richmono. Mrs. j. J. Boat
wright and linda. and Mrs. An
ME p. johnson.
Miss Lizzie Nuckols who Is i'll
and has beer staying in the home
of Mrs Grace Barton for some
time is now with her sister Mrs
c. Q. Davidson at the orchard.
Miss Doris Atkinson and sew
eral girls spent the week end al
Mays Head. y. c.
\ Marshall Moseley, Of Richmond
| and Mr.. anG Mrs. Paul Swatz, OF
| Roanoke. VISITED their mother
Mrs. Win M1seley and aunt. Mrs
Bessie MoSesey at The Marshal
Place" over the week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
BalIsviIle

Mrs. f, M cambridge, Miss
Shirley cambridge and Mrs
Monroe Carter Joined Mr.. and
Mrs, Robert Boswell and son in
Richmond Monday where they
left for a ten day vacation to
Atlantic City, New York City and
Niagara Falls
Mrs. r. E. D. Blanton is spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
V. A Saunders, at Benn's
Church.
Miss Ethel Wilson, Of Rich
mond, is the guests Of her sis
ters, Misses Sally and Mary Will
lsoll
Mrs. Eulia cambridge motored
to Richmond Saturday to see her
granddaughter, Miss Dianne Nun
nally, who is recovering from an
operation at st. Luke'S Hospital
Rev, D P Look filled his re-
gular appointment, at HobSon +
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Deatonville

Mr. ana Mrs. Rufus Elicit Of
Roanoke were supper guests Of
Mr.. ana MIS- Albert Hillsman
Saturday might
Mlss AGNES Nash, Of Richmond,
spent the week end with her par
ents Mr. and MIS- Henry Nash.
Mr. and Mrs. Roven Carter,
Of Crewa. spent several days Of
their vacation with his mother,
Mrs Bette Carter
MI ans Mrs Weldon King are
the proud parents Of girl born
July z. SIZE weighed seven pounds
and has been named Irene Re-
becca
Mr. ana Mrs. Richard Cham
berlain and son Of Richmond,
spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Meador Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis White and son. of
Norfolk, ! spent Saturday and
Monday night with Mr. and Mrs.
MeadDr
Mrs Ella N1eador. Of Norfolk,
Is spending some time with Mrs.
witt Boinm
Miss @etty Lou Hillsman in
company with Miss Betty Barr,
Of Amelia spent last week at
Virginia Beach
MIS-. Irving Kennedy and son,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. William Motley
and sons, Robert Neal and Keith.
are visiting with Mrs. Mottleys
brother, Wesley McKeithan, of
Sharon, Pa.
Mrs. Burner Ill
Mrs. c. M McGilllnaa Is visit
ing her mother, Mrs L. P Burner,
Of Luray, who is quite ILL.,
Those calling in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Hillsman one
night last week were Mr. and
Mrs. j. p. Noble and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hllsman and
son, Dan Allen. and Arthur Ell
lington and family
Mrs. Eta Walker visited Mrs.
j. p. Mason one night last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Motley
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Joel Motley Their son and
daughter returned with them af-
ter spending two weeks with
their uncle and aunt.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Chapel Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Flipper, Of
Ashland. were callers at E5sta
Wood Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hurt visit
ed relatives here Sunday
Wallace Garrett, of Richmand.
spent July 4th with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j Garrett.
Miss Anne Timberlake Is. at
home again after visiting in
Richmond. Emporia and Powha-
tan.
visited P J. Flippen this week
H c. McGlothlin continues to
improve and is now able 10 be
out some every day.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Amelia county will have
place and to work on outside
spacious center for veterans
activities with in matter Of
days as the new Amelia County
Veterans Center, a Joint project
of the Legion and VIEW posts of
Of the county. nears completion.
The cinder block building lies
on large, tree lined site on
Route 80 just across from the
Amelia horse show ring and
grounds. Volunteers labor II d
free use of equipment have en-
abled the organization, Amelia
County Veterans Center Inc, to
raise the structure for APPROX
mately $4,000
Inside dimensions Of the new
building are 40 feet BY 100 feet
providing a main room for
dance, banquets or similar func-
tions, an assembly room, Kitchen
snack bar. conference rooms and
and rest rooms.
Monday afternoon volunteer
workers gathered to build fire
grading Of the site At the con-
clusion of this effort, the work
ers we're guests Of B f Morris
for Brunswick Stew Mr.. Morris
is a past commander and present
adiutant of the Legion post
Erection Of the pump house
and interior decorating are the
principal tasks remainding BIZ
fore the center is officially open
ed After opening, the center viii
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Glendale

Visitors in the home of Mrs,
w E. Poe over the week end were
Tucker Reynolds and son, S. T.,
Jr. MI and Mrs Jennings MaXey,
of Dillwyn and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Pritchett and daughter, Of
Richmond.
Due to the illness of her mother
Miss Nellie Poe had to return
home from her job in Richmond
Friends here, are sorry to hear
OF the misfortune of Mrs Eddie
Shepherd and sons. of Bucking
ham on July 5. They were injur-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09

Mrs. J. Ross Perkins. of Rich
mond has left Saint Elizabeths
Hospital and returned to Detroit
with her son, Joseph Persin Jr.
Mrs w w Loving. Of palmy-
ra. was taken to the University
Hospital recently for treatment
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Opening of Amelia Veterans Center Nen's

be made available to those county
organizations needing the facili-
ties it provides.
Leaders of the two veterans
organizations behind the plan
ming and erection Of the center
are r A. Willis. commander Of
Post 1889 Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, and Alexander Jones. COM
mander Of Post, 81 American
Legion
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-09
Rocky Mount Youth
Revival July 1915 4

A youth revival will be hesd at
Rocky Mount Methodist Cfhrch
in Buckingham county the week
of July u through l6
The guests minister viii ba the
Rev. H. G. Collins. pastor O. the
Spottsylvannia Church.
All members Of four chuaches
IN the Buckingham charge are
invited to attend the servic(s.
Latin American industry is
slowing down. a survey filsus.
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HELP-DoMEsTIc Cont,

WOMAN, scandinavian, % to 20:
week ends Oh. AP. 7-g05S. --27
WOMAN, colored. live in: 80 to As
yrs. old; good with children: g.h.w..
cooking and ironing; every Thurs
day and every other Sunday on.
Experienced with recent refs. $40
per month. Call OIL. 2-9402. --23
CPLE. WIFE g.h.w. for 2 in exchge.
for living Qtrs. for self and husb.,
he to be otherwise empl. OIL. 2-3l73.
--22s
COUPLE, to handle laundromat and
package rr1. for de luxe apt. project;
JEROME BRoDTE. OIL. z-oaoo. -~s5
GIRL, colored, wants days work;
refs. II. 7-0123.
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN de-
sires JOB nursing or ONCE cleaninE.
butler. cook; no chill
dren; 90 mi. out Of town toward
40 yrs. Of age. no family with desire
to work for agreeable person In
attractive SURROUNDINGS; must live
In; can have at least or. days
on per week; no night work; must
be reliable and responsible; must
be able to drive car. Good wages
and very comfortable quarters
offered. TO start immediately a
year round lob. Cali WO. 6-S201
or Market 7-2447. -23
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SALESWOMEN

Turn your spare time into extra
money. Four sales per week Will
pay at least $50. Many Of our
women average 2 sales per gay.
HYDE, 1910 w st. ne. "a
sEAMsTREss ior upholsteTy shop:
Of shop work: good working condi-
tions and good wages. Call uN.
sEA iHSaSTiE for slip covers and up.
hols.: must be exper.: no other need
apply; good pay, steady tob; Royal
UPHoLL sTERY Co. tn: 2-226S:
toned; excellent surroundings. Elk.
SECRETARY - A desk in the air
conditioned editorial ONCE Of an
educational organization near Du-
pont Circle awaits an alert young
woman who Is an excellent typist,
can take dictation and do proof
Varied duties, 5-day week. perma-
nent. Beginning salary, $4,000.
DU. 7-O15S, Ext. 80.
for permanent work In
air-cond. law ONCE: must be exper..
personable and not over 40. Reply
Box 246-S, Star. ~
SECRETARY. for general once yo aakk;
Wheaton area: Phone 10. 5-l237'
3 am. to pm. -Z3
under 80; legal expert
ence preferred. 5-day week; o to 3;
air-cond. ofice. For interview, apply
1910 woodward Bldg, or. write
w. Z. CUMBERLAND, attorney,
stating exper. and salary REQUIRED
SECRETARY. experienced. part time,
permanent position: law ONCE; Mon
day through Friday: am. to l
pm. Phone morning.. SD: 3-s93Z.
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sITUATIoNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT; Is yrs. exper. acctg..
bkpr., ofc. mgr. Real estate, auto
and retail. Gen. ledger to payroll and
income tax reports. JU. 1895.
BOoKKEEPER, books kept, tax re-
turns prepared, statements furn.
Your ONCE or mine. AP. 7-3b9s.
MAKEUP AND PICTURE EDITOR. 9
yrs. experience with leading u. s.
and European magazines. Box 272-
MALE f'a PPisYcH1ATRIc NURSE Wants
private case; free 70 travel; CAL
mornings, Ev. 4-3612. MR.. HooFfF-
9 YRS YRS. EXPERIENCE as iourneyman
~ 81 sSs: MR. 81 9G
MEN nESos av'A 4 al. for hou.. ana ysra
work and other misc; odd Jobs CAL Can
YOUNG Man desires work as rods
m Stock bo aTa1 Ii. sslnio7i0 porter a yef
MAN, exper. painter. plumber. plas-
terer. bldg. maint. repairs; strictly
sober. hard worker. LU; 4-244S.
COLORED MAN desires labor work
f aE shoF Il 4.gss cook Job for full
COLORED MAN desires . Job. light
truck driver. stock clerk or chauf-
feur; good reference. ADJ 4-7152.
coLoRED MAN, exper.. truck and
trailer driver or chauffeur: inmed.
c sSe'aslS S S2 S dssiss: work paint.
ing porter, canvasser. once mes
senger. janitor, houseman. No driv-
ing, DE. 2-S54S. ~
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PRODUCE manor super market rSs;
suitland I'd. Sc. No phone calls.
REAL ESTATE statesmen; exper.
for an expanding and progressing
opportunity for the right man to
assist in the development and man
agement OF a complete force. OIL.
RETPRRiiGGiERATIoN and automatic
OIL. 4-3224 or 10. 4-7721 after 8.
exper. in asbestos ROBINS.
Call after 8 pm, RA. 3-93S9. al
SALES ASSISTANT-For electrical
ton, pricing. order handling. etc.
Capable Of handling all clerical work
of outside statesmen: 5-day week,
vacation, insurance and retirement
plan. State all qualifications and
history in frst letter. Box 3.,V,
SALESMAN. plumbing trade. wash
ington's newest and most aggressive
plumbing speciality house offers un.
limited earninss on shere-profit
basis, snbstantia,h draw. ss Our en-, en-;
P resume k 70 Box {asv s.a eno Se'
SALESMAN. fun or part time. white
servicemen. age 20-3S; earn ST5
weekly; not canyassing; permanent
call OF. 4-9607. 10 to I or z to q,
SALEsMAN-Leading NV. GE and
Frigidaire dealer needs exp, APP
pliance salesman: salary and com.
ing. MR.. DALLIN. AIS Conn. ave,
SALESMAN-A large ONCE supply and
equipment company In Washington,
once supply and equipment sales
SALESMAN-Lumber and millwork,
outside, acquainted with local trade;
commission Arrangement; splendid
opportunity to represent reputable,
well-establiShed concern, who will
back up your efforts with full stocks
and excellent service. Write In
this adj Box 240-v. Star.
SALESMAN, for mems wear; some
experience but not necessary: good
pay. ALFRED'S OF WASHINGTON,
1898 Minnesota ave. ne. 10.
SALESMAN to sell Park Lane frocks
in WASHINGTON. Philadelphia, Bal
timore area. For over 80 years We
hah-size dresses priced from 1915
to $1S6. Comm. Thee on gross,
plus Mnus. Contact sales manager.
LEE GARMENT CO. 61s w. Jack
son, CHICAGO 8. III. 23s
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GIRL, colored. wants full or part
time, cleaning. DE. 2-o5s4. MAR
Girl. colored, desires Job practical
nurse or days work. Call ia
G S1ago' c;olored, wants days work;
Lady 1I wants van days work on Wednesday;
steady. good refs. HUI. 3-3671.
WOMAN. colored, from West va,
wants work of any kind: exper u
child care: Mon. to Fri. Ii. Al 629.
RELIABLE WOMAN wants days
work. ironing or cleaning. AID
WHo DsfaS;' Fe eolored. exper.. desires
g,h,w.. or child care . days HI
CSo I1E GIRL desires child care or
Inv. Call between $50 and 4. Ii.
LADY desires tg.h.w.), room and
board and salary; general house
2 COLORED GIRLS want g.h.w. and
child care; 5 days wk.; eXper; ana
CoLoRED GIRL desires child care
exper. LU. 1-250S.
GIRL. colored, desires Job as nurse
maid; g.h.w.; live in or out; refs.
WAIT An BAYS DAYS WORK. excellent laun-
dress. fond Of children; excellent
refs. Ii 3-2663. IL
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BOX 68-SSTAR

SALEsMEN (2), exper. in home I'M
provement items; exclusive territory
to qualifled men; sales Of taloustes,
fencing, alum. awnings. prefanri-
Gated garages and other bldgS.: car
necessary: liberal comm. Phone and
make appt GENERAL INDUSTRIES
CORP. Mr.. Downey, OF. $4,000.
undsrgraduate college
students only. to work In atr-condt;
tioning sales dept. Of 43-year-old
concern. Earnings SIS 70. 500 per
day. This is interesting retail sales
experience for summer only. Apply
to Robert G Webster. JOHN q.
WEBSTER CO.. 627 r Ut. NV.
ages 25 to 65-We are
in a position to offer to the right
statesmen an opportunity which Is
rare: one in which you can write
your own pay check, be your own
boss. In this position. you will sell
our products to home owners. o prod
uct which needs no down payment.
One order q day will represent APP
proximately $500 Q week.. Apply
1905 Fern St, Wheaton. Md, Nom
day through Friday, $3.50 am. 70 b
sALEsMEN-If you are looking for q
good position to make good money
and II you have 0 car. call 10.
1907 q ,fjl < III
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HELp----MEN

NAN. between % and 3s years 81
ass e vD Dsna r Te.S I% SsDs
accurate In detail work with good
memory: must also be GOOD
typist. Familiarity with or 4
knowledge of law, Insurance and
Investments highly desirable; excel
lent opportunity for an ambitious
individual. We are not interested
In anyone who. Is not willing to
has TO be bolstefed with Gomez
recess and refreshments Through
out the day. Call MR.. DONNELY
ut kx. 3-7343 for appointment.
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HELP--WokAEN

AUTO FINANCE COMPANY requires
services Of cashier -typist. Must have
auto nM nanSs Can e. s MAJ %cHs Ar
BON. after 8 pm. Ii. $500. --27
BEAUTICIAN. to work In busy
Bethesda &C. salon, Good salary
oeaIp 81. ssss S4E9p5is'i0n' Oh A-l2 Mss or
s s4oSnd o SrE .s.sss po.s sSss rop
Salary and commission; 6-day wk.
JILLs BEAUTY SHOP. 3526 Conn.
B assi ~ OPERATOR = SHAMPOO nn
girls, manicurists, male hair styl-
su ss s ss!'r l1sS e s. sess a Sa A s1gs
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Fun, part
time; air-conditioned shop. JEN-
ME LOU HAIRsTYLIsT. New
Ih ane M 7 as Ju + 7T Hsnasyyersisy
enced, to work part time. Apply in
person, 1904 Ga. ave. NV. pa
BOOKKEEPER, complete charge for
wholesale distributors, excel. oppor-
tunity for efficient capable person.
Write stating exper. and salary de-
sired Box 239,V. Star. %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS insur.
sSaa cee ai Sd e. s T N ssp sssh7
BOOKKEEPER, full charge; must
have sutomotiye or finance company
experience. SS5 per. VIZ. to start.
This is . permanent position with
q well established company and
right person. Cali Mrs. Michaelson
W Sffe5 y P;nR, LII s-ssoo' z ASfo
BCoKKEEPER. double-entry system.
sssper;. wholesale house; $50. . Box
c lsSasi star experienced. to operate
See Mr.. Breslau, REGAL CLOTH
cA Nd III ia t. CLERK Clerk for down
ssva saus't SSs, %Erh h2SF Mss
caE4EasskA.rl n sRis' aptitude for ils,
ures;, good opportunity. Pleasant
CIERK TYPIsT. under 35. High
school graduate. We like to work
ioundings with friendly people; = 4
you do too. come in between $50
Of tipping essential. Apply Personnel
Once, Room 800, EQUITABLE LIFE
y ms, CO , Sla 18th st: NV, - ss
OLEnA 4N1c1 AVA aCSuuibAhb bSS-
ton Of motion picture. concern:
$3.50 year to start; 6-day 40-hr.
privileges. Apply .2nd FIR. Continen-
tai Bldg. 1912 14th st; nv. 21
ANCE. Hyattsville. Md. UN. 4-s6s6.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES claim Of
fice; hrs, S:30-4:3O, 5 days wk.
Apply 5I3 woodward Bldg. --27
ton; 5-day. 40-hr.. wk.; vacation
with pay; disqualification. other
benefits; Apply IN person; 10th CEN,
C Ii niETiYPIsT must have knowl-
area: new air-cond. once; b-day
wees. Phone JU. 9-1959. ga
CLERK TYPIST. permanent position
with wholesale corporation on River
I'd. near Bethesda. Stick recording
tipping Of reports. Experience pre-
ferred but not required. 8 days wk:
Transportation ARRANGEMENT. Phone
OF, 4-1C74 for interview -23
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HELP--WoMEk
Statistical Clerk

Under IS. for advertising research
dept. of national news magazine.
Should enjoy working with figures
and detail. Good working knowledge
Of math. essential; calculating ma
chine experience desirable. Some
tipping also required. Pleasant work
ing conditions, many company bene-
FITS Aforementioned building. Phone
DI. 7-2900. Ext. 261 bet. 9-5.
sTENOGRAPHER. permanent, part
time work In synagogue. Call EN-.
2-4433, 8 am. to 8 pm. -21
- Shorthand speed
so words per min. considered. Typ
ing 80 words. Small dept, with in
teresting and varied work. We have
excellent working conditions and
many benefits. 37h hrs. 5-day
week. Apply Personnel once. Room
800, EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO.,
R16 18th st. NV. -22
- Experience not
necessary, alertness. accuracy and
willingness to learn more desira BILE.
6-dav week: aforementioned ONCE;
S50-S55 week to start: annual
bonus. PAUL n. NORAIR CO.. INC.
1921 Adams pl. ne. LA. 6-2277.
sTENO., REAL ESTATE AND ms.
35 hr. wk. WALTER A..
BROWN. 101S Vermont ave-, Ma.
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HELp-MEN Gent,

ELECTRICIANS ~; first-class men
only, D. c. license required; per-
manent work; top pay. IA. 2-61S9.
y -23
experienced In old
and new house wiring; car and tools
essential; steady work and good pay.
w. X. TRUNNELL, INC, 7s42 Wis
consin ave. OIL 2.S300. 20
RLECTRlCIAN--Jcbbing and eppli-
ance installation work: car furn.;
must have D. G. card. DOWDS.
AIS Conn.
9th or 9th class license
required: experienced with heavy oil:
salary and quarters; local refs. re-
auired. ABBY res. mgr. 1905 23rd
st. Sc. -2S
- colored. must have
9th class license for modern apt.
bldg: must be industrious and
sober; quarters and salary. See
Mr.. Crane, ]. A.. McKEEvER Co.
1872 K st. NV. ST. $500. Ia
ENGINEERS. Electronic and me.
chanical. for research work on ord.
projects. Write fully. p. o. Boz
1908, Bethesda, Md.
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COLORED
CARPENTER
VIII Pay Competent
CARPENTER
$40 For 40-Hour Week. Must Be
CARPENTER
CARPENTER SslS
Need Apply.
CARPENTER
Must Have References. Steady Job fol
CARPENTER
Call ST. 3-2S15 rs

Call ST. 3-2S1o -23
CAsHIER-Young, pleasant man. with
some bookkeeping training, to ham
die active ONCE; good salary; paid
vac; insur. benefits; pleasant sur
must mako bond and furnish un-
questionable references; automotive
experience valuable but not manda-
tory. See w. H. Barnett, ANACOSTIA
MOTOR CO., 170s Good Hope I'd.
Sc. 10
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
to supervise all grading, streets:
subdivision. CAN JE. 4-410o. -2s
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. all-round
casting man wanted for the chrome
dept., SERVICE DENTAL LABORA-
TORY. 4901 Georgia ave.. oTU.
DRIvER-Dependable. white truck
driver wanted for local hauling;
must have exper. on tractor-trsiIer.
DRY.wALL FINIsHER, exper. taper
salary. Cali ia. 2-Ss60. Leave name
and number, day or evening. -23
CLERK FOR CIGAR COUNTER. ex-
perienced preferred; excel. salary
and working conds.; ref. EMPIRE
PHARMACY. 1888 Conn. ave. NV.
COOK WANTED. Apply in person.
lIe, Independence ave. Sc. II; q
COOK, short order and counterman.
good opportunity for right person.
Call In person. o429 Ga. ave., Sill
yer Spring. III
COUNTERMAN for Kosher style deli
catessen. Must be experienced sand
wiches and seilinE; Sslary. S30.
Duke st. Alexandria. Va. XII. $685..
COUNTERMAN-For electrical whole
salers. Experienced in serving trade
at city counter; 5-day week, vaca-
ton, Insurance and retirement plan.
state all qualifications and history
In FIRST letter. Box 3S-V, Star.
90
CRATERS - Experienced household
goods craters. Apply In person.
1892 22nd st. NV. COLONIAL
STORAGE co. --25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES
HEBREW FOR BEGINNERS: private
instruction. I. MARKHAM. UN. A.

HEBREW FOR BEGINNERS: private
instruction. l. MARKHAM. UN, A.
726a. Call after 6 pm: 123
er courses in tipping and shorthand;
bookkeeping. ONCE machines; small
classes; start Immediately. BOYD
SCHOOL, cor. 18th and @ SITS. NV.
MA. S-2340.
AIRLINES NEED reservationisr, pas
senger agents: commandments;
hostesses; high grade public relations
and public contact; duties with good
advancement. Girl and men, IL to
80. High school graduates. Learn II
can qualify. Interview by appoint
ment only. Phone Mr.. Crosswell, Ma.
sso cS5AGi T TRAAIETNei AIRLINE - PsH