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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
Miss Shields
Receives NJ. "A

Miss Vivian Ida Shields. Of
Route Farmyinc. officially re-
eeired the Master of Arts degree
from Teachers College Columbia
University, at the university's 1854
commencement exercises on June
!.
The commencemfnt was one Of
the principal events in Columbia
University's bicentennial celebra-
ton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
Ann Rothe Feted
On Birthday

Ann Valerie Rothe. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. N. S Rothe, was
given party celebrating her
third birthday, on Saturday morn
ing
Guests attending were Ned
Wright, Barbara and Kay Bris-
entine JOHNNY and David Hoier,
and Patty Hay.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
Son Is Born To
Mrs. Blackwell

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Black
we'll, of Cumberland, announce
the birth of a son, Walter David.
on May 81, at the SouthsideI Com
munity Hospital
Mrs. Blackwell is the former
Shirley Meinhard
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

Mrs Eugene S. Desportes of
Richmond, was the week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Barrye
Wall, and attended the gradua-
ton of her daughter, lila Des-
portes. from LoneWood College
Week end guests Of Nj. and
Mrs. Leland Sanford were her
father, B. S. Dyer, and Alan Gro
seclose. of Pulaski. to attend the
graduation of Patsy Sanford from
Longwood College,
Dr.. and Mrs. Warner Earle Fus-
selle, Of Lynchburg, were Sunday
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Dabney
s. Lancaster The Rev DR. Fus-
selle gave the baccalaureate SER
mon at the Longwood College
commencement exercises.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Beck
ham and daughter Will leave the
end Of the week for Fort Hood
Texas where he will be stationed
Miss Alice Newman with class
mates, Mrs Carol Hill, Alice Bla-
FAC. and Alice Groves. of r. P l..
arc spending several days at VIM
ejnia Beach
Lawrence Budd and daughter.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

berKIey 9mIIh mas returned
from 'FRONT.' NoyaI ACADEMY 70
iiis pa eii'S'
Dr' ana MIS- Il hehhetn wal
ace OF Noflolk' ana captain ana
Mrs. "llkle 9Veile' alSo o. Nof-
ioiA' ale guests u NliS- anne oyo-
iioi NEW man 70 4VVeilo the Rfao-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

Mr. and Mrs William Whidden
and daughter, Dolly. Of Richmond
arrived Friday to stay in the Old
Wall cabin at Farmville Lake. MI.
Whidden returned to Richmond
on Sunday leaving his family here
until he rejoins them the follow
ing week end
Richard Meeker leaves Tuesday
for. the University of Pennsyl-
vania, IN Philadelphia. where he
will work on his Decorate dis
sertation.
Mrs. Wiley Putney recently
visited her sister, Mrs Langhorne
Meem, in Richmond, and went to
Christ Church to attend their
brothers graduation Oh May 29
Mrs. E. LOUIS Dahl and Miss
Kate OBrien attended the Alum
nae luncheon at Westhampton
College, on Saturday.
Miss Phyllis Pearloye Is eX-
pected to return to Farmyille On
June u from Ohio State Univer-
sity to spend the summer months
with her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Jack Pearlove
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
Charlotte Graduate
Of HoltOn- Arms
Pictured In Paper

Mrs Anne Atkinson Chamber
layne returned Wednesday from
Washington, D. c where she at
tended the graduation of her
granddaughter Lucretta Kin G
Phillips. of Gravel Hill, Char
lotte County, from Holton-Arms
School on June /
Miss Phillips was one of two
girls out of a class of 38 to be
featured in a picture appearing in
the June 2 issue of the Washing
ton Post She served as president
Of the drama club during the past
year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
THE FARMvILLE Va) HERALD TUESDAY JUNE s. 1854
Club Calendar

Business and Professional WO-
mans Club, Thursday, June 10. at
6:45 p. m Dinner meeting at Hotel
Weyanoke.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08
FarmUille Girl Bids For StardOm,
Miss UniUerse' Title At Mosque

One of Farmvilles young ladies
may be on her way TO a movie
career She is Miss Betty 10
Cook. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
j. H. Cook of 618 Second Avenue.
Farmville
She will know more about her
chances Sunday afternoon, June
10, when she goes before the
Judges at one of the big Miss
Universe" pageants to be held at
the Mosque IN Richmond.
The Pageant is set for 2:30 p.
m. Sunday, and Miss Cook will be
one of 40 girls seeking the title
of Miss Virginia and a To-day
trip to California.
In California the winner will.
compete for the title Miss Uni
verse" and a $250-week movie
contract with the Universal-Inter-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

national Studios
The Virginia pageant at the
Mosque, Sunday afternoon, is
sponsored by the American Legion
posts There will be a complete
program with an orchestra,
speciality acts and the participants
in the pageant presented in even
ing dress and bathing suits
Judges must select the winner
on personality, grace, and bear
ing while in evening dress. and
on beauty Of face and figure while
IN bathing suits.
Residents from this area are
invited to go to Richmond. Sun
day, June 13. to see Miss Cook
as she makes her bid for Miss
Universe" and movie stardom at
the Mosque
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcmillan
and Monica Lynne, Of Richmond,
Nh and Mrs f. D. Blackwell Of
Sunny Side, and Mrs. R. Z. Peters
Of Cumberland. were dinner guests
of Nh and Mrs. Gordon Mem
hard last Monday.
Mr. and MIS-. Willard Lceper
will leave this week for Lenora
City Tenn, to spend some time
with her parents before Longwood
Summer School opens ana Mn
Leeper returns to teacn
Charles Attix leaves Tuesday
for Knoxville, Tenn. to spend a
few days before he enters Column
bia University summer school
Miss Emily Barksdalc viii leave
on Wednesday to spend a few
days in Roanoke
Walter Blackwell, Of Sunny
Side, was The past week end guest
of MI. ana Mrs Gordon Mein-
hard. of Falmyille.
Dr and Mrs. Jack Spencer and
children. ot Portland, Maine, are
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

II n Taliaferro, Of Alantlc.
Ga. visited friends in Farmville
during the week end and was
guest at the Weyanoke Hotel.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

Mrs Florence Richardson Rob-
ertson, of Richmond, was the
Sunday night guest Of her bro
Their IN law and sister. Dr. and
MIS-. Charles F. McEas. :.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-06-08

Lawrence Budd and daughter
Sandra. of Daytona Beach Fla.
are visiting relatives here for
Few days
Evening star., 1954-11-28
HELP wTD.-AGENcIEs tcon,. ]

PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 q st.
| NV; tNA. S-6250l, est. 21 yrs. All
kinds Of positions open. Free reg.
OPER. .-TYPiST; S65
wk. immed. GRACE DUNN. l31I g
TYPisT- T-REcEp., knowl. shorthand; !;
sS3, sS3 Tk, s.,,oSSt B9T REED. 1911 G street
TYPisT, knowll. PIX board. able to
meet public; good sal. DOT REED,
III g st. NV. INA. S-60S9).
TfPiST. knowi. bookkeeping, under
GRAcE DUNN, UNI Ffsl fsl1 esta'e q st. ehpsF. n'T.
Al TYPIST for law office; able to
meet public: start 1925. mo. Miss
Evans at BOYD'S. cor. G and 18th
tNA. S-2340).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPEN
ings. PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT,
1873 Eye st. NV. Columbia Medical
ACTUAL JoRs OPEN in U. s., s Am.
Europe. To $4,000. Travel paid.
Write only Employment Infor. Cen
ter RIM. 724. 316 Stuart st. Bos-
IsAIARIED POSITIONS tmen, ss, ,oou
to S35.0U0 II you want position
IN any area other than Washington.
y c. our letter campaign service
will be OF interest to you Our ex-
:ellent equation among employers
has oeen developed over a period OF
~ wears procedure OF high stand
..ros Identity covered Ask for
part;culalS f W BfxBY INC
667 Brisbane Bldg. Buffalo 3. N. Y.
SECY., engineering, to 81 600
Secy. young start S275 mo.
Secy., good typist. some free
tuition start $3.50
Secy., 1-girl Office, 8 weeks
vacation, interesting pos. $50 IN
Secy., Jewish org. SIS wk.
Steno., temp, 4 mos. SBl1 MO.
Clerk-typist. 4 mos. $50 wk.
Cashier-typist $40 mo
RECEIPT: -bkkpr., advertising. $50 up
Acct, beg. or eXper. . S6U-S7HI
TyplStS S45-S6GI
Clerk-steno., male --- S332 mo-
Craftsmen S60-S90 wk
14O4 N. Y Ave RE = 1oSOI
Evening star., 1954-11-28
AUCTION SALES
PERSONAL
OWENS REALTY--LiSt your property
for sale or MANAGEMENT ME. s.
O106 or Cn SRpQ7

OWENS REALTY--List your property
for sale or MANAGEMENT NE. s.
04S6 or CO. 5-6297.
LEARNING TO SING is the pleas
antest of hobbies. helping to relieve
nervous tension as we'll as enriching
your speaking voice. BASIC SING
ING SYSTEM. 10. 5-07S1.
YE TUTORING SCHOOL helps junior
brush up ALGEBRA, reading. grammar
a.:'h II. 3-9SS0.
n-INnREApING AND MAGIC is fasci-
mathis entertainment IT parties and
MASTER, KI. $3.50, for free folder.
+ 0ToGRApHS, Xmas cards or por-
traits Taken in your home nr
mine. Speedy service, NO. T-7367
TRAINED NURSE wifi board and care
for Handicapped woman patient;
not mental: no steps. WA. 1-656S.
SASH CORDS replaced: or l,ooo--
Other carpenter work. large. small
Jobs. Painting. III. 3-1904, ewes.
sos
CHILD CARE, nice home. fenced
yardd,o playroom; licensed. AP.
FLORIDA By CABIN CRUISER. Dec
or early Jan. following inland
waterways. Share gas. exp.
Accommod for 4 additional Pre-
vious weekend cruises depending
on good weather. Adults, single OF
cples. AID. 1896, Sun. or ewes.
BAIR TINTING is our business! a5
yrs. eyper, Roux or Clairol $3.50
complete. Why pay $3.50? FRENCH
PEAuTY SHOP, 1891 14th st. NV.
AD. 1864, "a
KRETOI. HOUSEHOLD pEODoRANT
il perfumed bouquet or pine scents.
Kills cooking stale tobacco, paint,
bathroom. animal and other odors
Fave your home smell as sweet as
the flowers In spring. Call KRETOL
at LA. 6-2230 for free delivery. :
SOIL AND SPOTS are removed. orig
inal oils Of the skins replaced in the
SPECIAL CLEANING Of suede and
leather Jackets and coats by the
Epecialist--ExQUISITE CLEANERS.
$500 Georgia ave. NV. RA. 3-9777.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
HELP-MEN

oil trucks. Year
around employment; excellent op-
portunity to make good salary, paid
holidays and vacations. Must De
25 years or older and have knowl-
edge Of Washington area. II you
references. n see Mr. Beifeid at a. p.
WOODSON CO.. 9th st. and Mich
igan ave. ne.
DRUG CLERK - Excel. perm. posi-
ton; top salary: advancement. Must
be fully exper. LU. 1-340l. --29
DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK, expert
enced only; 3 nights and alternate
Sundays; local reference. Apply in
person. CHASTLETON PHARMACY,
18th and r SITS. NV. q
- Only experienced
men need apply; all types Of work.
ELECTRICIAN, masters license;
Prince Georges County; excellent
opportunity: work out OF plumbing
shop. Fairyiew 2-412l. -29
ELECTRICIANS and 1st-class helpers
with D. c. license, all-around men,
good on conduit. Call Sunday only,
9 a;n,-5 pm. Start Monday. RE.
7-3110
ELECTRICIAN-I HAVE A JOB for q
Silver Spring. wheaton area; must
have transportation to and from
shop; 7:30 am. to 4 p.m.; 5-day
week. Sat. optional. No helpers or
apprentices please. Salary dependent
on proven performance. II YOU are
the man and are interested call ]. II.
REENE, JR. LO. 5-3349: ewes. or
Sun. RA. 6-03ll.
ELECTRONICs TECHNICIANS-For-
mer military radio experience es-
sential. Experienced on ART-13:
ARC-1; BC-34S; ARN-7; APN-2,
etc. No others need apply. See MR..
MATH. i9os Hampden lane. Be
Evening star., 1954-11-28
YOUNG MAN

Age $500. single, veteran, college
education for position Of regional
reconditioning representative with
one of the Nations largest auto
manufacturers Free to travel ex-
tensively several Eastern States in
work connected with dealer instruc-
tion Of ,econditioning au.os. Prefer
aptitude for lnstructing others. No
expe.. necessary. All expenses plus
starting salary of S415 mo. No reg
fee. Personnel division. MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS. INC, 1406
q st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Open Letter to
Persons seeking
A Job Change
Dear Friends.

Dear fflendS.
Or office was established to make
job-planning, job-hunting, and job
change easier for you.
In an Office like ours, the Job
opportunities change almost daily
some positions for which we are
screening stay untitled for week
or ienger. because we have not
found the right personS--others are
filled in ~ hours. New job oppor-
tunities are constantly occurring
II you are contemplating lob
change now or after the holidays.
come in to see us NOW. lei US get
to know you and your qualifications
SO that, If the right Job for you
comes through our office. we are
able to put you into interview
promptly. with the best chance of
placing you successfully.
Take one hour from your Christmas
shopping time and register with US.
No charge for registraticn--a fee
for services If we succeed in plac-
PARTIAL CURRENT LISTING
Evening star., 1954-11-28
CLASSIFIED AID RATES:
LocoI Advertisers
3 Lines tMinimuml

i time 4tic per line
to times consecutively, 41c per
line
times consecutively, 3Sc per rne
New automobiles. SIC per line t4-l!ne
minimum
Special Notices and Personal. Sc pei
line additional
Out-of-town rate. 66c per line each
insertion
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second
insertion.
Evening star., 1954-11-28

When dnsueYtno ADVERTISEMENT
addressed TO Star boxes do NOT
ttciose orioinui references photo.
graphs or ofhe, materials OF per-
sonGi palne Coptes serpe the pur-
pose Originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1954-11-28
HELP WANTED-AGENcIES

G.H.W., i've in or out; day workers,
nursemaids. hotel and restaurant
ice station attendants; exper., p; G.
BKPRs: AND ACCOUNTANTS We
specialize In these positions. ATLAS
RUPHERs's EMPLoYMENT aFf. 7 MI +, Agency eieSc1
has eolored women domestic workers
DispATCHER % tm5, S75 wk. Good
with figures: shift hours; know city
well age under 80. Immed. GRACE
DUNN, l3l G st. NV. GRE. 7-2S28. :.
BOOkkEErER tw.),,-Real estate, ex-
knowl. shorthand, SIS wk. Miss
Black at BoYD'S. cor. G and 18th,
NAS-2340. 80
DIETICIAN, tw), business mgr. live
in. Sal. open. GRACE DUNN. 1911
q st. NV. GRE. 7-2S2sl.
BALTIMORE sEt,Y. tw;l $3.50 start,
per Ba,fmare snanls noFs EnE stenTs Mss 2 Grant Tf
ST. 3-3667. BOYD's, cor. 6 and
TvpiIis;T-REcEPTloNIsT meet public,
$50 wk. Clerk-typist, so w.p.m., 500
yk: pot REED. 1871 G st. fNA.
hUOhkEEPEhS, accounts, kn0Wl
typing helpful: excel. salaries, many
openings. See BETTY KNIGHT, 1911
q st. NV IRE. 7-2S2S)
PUBLIC RELATIONS SECY., female,
Protestant. $500 mo. start: free to
travel, very interesting work. Miss
Lee at BOYD'S, cor. G and 18th.
fST. 3-3f5661
Al LAW sTENoG., female, $50 wk.
start, l-girl office, under 35; sew
erai others for junior steno. Miss
Grant at BOYD'S, cor 18th and G
NV. (ST 3-36tifii
BOYD EMPLOYMENT CENTER lest
40 yrs1. cor 18th and @ SITS. (ST.
3-3666l. so openings daily for
stenog., typistS, bookkpr.. cashiers.
TOP salaries. compare, visit immed
welcome
TYPIsT, assoc, $3.50 mo. up; Die
taphone oper $50 wk.; telephone
oper.- -typist. S55 wk.; radio office
typist. $50 Many others. See Miss
Evans at BoYD'S, cor. 18th and G
| tST, 3-366S). 30
NURSE. reg. single, Q yrs. exper !;
81 hrs. wk.: 1925. Openings for
practical nurses. Inquire RE. T.
1928, GRACE DUNN, 1911 g st. NV.
PROCUREMENT OFFICER, exper.
purchasing supplies, knowl. acct.
$4,000 70 5000: must have good
ref. GRACE DUNN. 1911 q st.
NV. GRE. 7-262S).
Evening star., 1954-11-28
HELP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT JR:, cpA office: State
sired Box 3l5-K, Star. go
C. P. A.. with at
least S years public experience. Good
G. Stsa ?, A. office. Box S 45s-E. Ssst STAR so
ACCOUNTANT. JR.. for CPA office in
Wheaton Md. Apply in. own hand
writing riying details Of experience
AcCoGNTANT. ed ISHfSsiI.' ,anior e cPA office;
some bookkeeping experience pre-
ferred. Also opening for semi
senior. In reply. state position ap-
plying for. age, salary desired
schooling and prior employment
Box 2Si-K. Star.
Administrative Trainee
College graduate in middle 2Os to
claims. in preparation for inside
supervision of claims handling. Eve
ming law student or man with year
legal training preferred. Please call
ST. $4,000 between and 3. -29
ANNUITY statesmen
One OF Americas oldest and largest
financial Institutions is looking for
2 merf to be trained in new, un-
crowded field, in annuity and invest
HlSAt CoAOrd dCtS. LiperaI lnlLlal cOH-
missions, plus 9 annual service COM
creasing, income with old age and
independence assured. Write. telling
US about yourself to Box 401-H, Star
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, ex-
perlenced. for large commercial
building project. Give education and
experience in detail and salary ex-
pected. Box 362-H, Star.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN -
Experienced. age over As preferred
Do not apply unless you desire q
good steady lob. Phone Du. 7-5lI9,
SUPERINTENDENT, con.
struction Job. New-house construc-
ton, Wheaton area; good pay, per-
manent position. Box 400-H, Star.
FILE CLERK, not over
%; for position with large corpora
ton, Reply in full inclosing small
tuS. education. experience. recent
occupation, draft status and ref
erences: S276 per month. Box 400
Afro BODY AND FENDER MAN,
experienced, all-year-round perma-
nent job; new garage: $50 or better,
Depending on your ability: al paid
Vu1sHi n'e'' AD. a.7Io0. a7nH'N' - Ti0fios ss ave
AUTO MECHANIC. Al. sober, white:
deal working conditions. Apply $50
9 St. s.w.. Monday 8 to 2. B. & B.
AUTO SERVICE, Mr.. Cruze. -2S
MECHANIC-Expe-
rienced, white: paid vacation. Apply
H; 4 L. AUTO REPAIR SERVICE.
AUTO iSFo FAIRS fii 8; Re6i5NNERrMust eS Know
city; have D. c. permit; must be q
worker. drifter need not apply. See
Mr.: Davis, Parts MANAGER, HILL &
SANDERS. AM Ford Dealers. lila ver-
AUTO statesmen to sell new FoTds.
the hottest car in its field today.
All company benefits; demonstra.
tors furnished. If you are expert
enced and have good references and
II you can sell cars. See Northeast
Motors for one Of the best pay
plans in town. Close coordination
between sales manager and sales
staff. Apply in person, 9 to 4, Mr..
Porter. NORTHEAST MOTORS, 92O
ASPoMosnIgE AHlaosfoGHhg rd; ds;AnEfE;sMEN nf; Lea Learn
and earn. II you are interested in
becoming an auto salesman. we are
with good facilities. Cali between q
and 3 oaS6 ask for SALES MANAGER
ATfo Wfi 'ISsIGs sSaIGGsMEN, used cars, aSs ex-
perienced, plenty of activity, easy
stock Of the sharpest cars in town
You do no outside soliciting, for
personal interviews call Mr.. Warner
OF Mr.. Sanders. Ii. 3-SSO0. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1871 Bla-
densburg rd. ne. -3
Evening star., 1954-11-28

AUTO SALESMAN, to sell new cars
with one of the Oldest dealers in
Washington; top compensation. Call
Mr.. Frew or Mr.. Culver. DI. 7-0111
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
1921 Dist st. NV -2S
Evening star., 1954-11-28
HELP--MEN (cons.)
ER-FoREMAN. capable

CARPENTER-F FOREMAN, capable OF
laying out and running entire car
pentry work on large housing project
Steady work, top wages. MASTER
BUILDERS, UN. 4-3500. II
CARPENTERS-Trim men. first class,
for year-round employment. Report
to Mr.. Martin in Sumner. Md. be-
tween 7:30 and 9:30 Monday morn
ing. To reach: Out Massachusetts
ave, "a mile beyond Westmoreland
circle. to the Sumner entrance on
your left, and drive back Fort SUM-
ner drive to Overlea road, then right
to new houses.
w. c. q A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
CHAUFFEUR HOUSEMAN. recent
local references: salary open; live
out. EN-. 3-I700. --29
HOUSEMAN, expert
enced; excellent salary: recent ref
erences required. AID. 2-11S4. -4
Evening star., 1954-11-28
LINDA A. MATTEO
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
I406 G st. NV. RIM. 916. ME.

LINDA A. MATTEO
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1909 g st. NV. RIM. 916. ME,
WOMEN
SECRETARY, legal. under As, knoll.
German helpful. dntn., 9:30-5:30,
SECRETARY, s5-45. shthd., 80 90
w.p.m., elec. type; dntn., 5 DAYS,
SECRETARY, Assoc, under 35.. shthd.
40 w.p.m., type 65 w.p.m., dntn..
SECRETARY. Cath. 2e-39 fanY shthd
100 w.p.m., type $3.50; dntn... 5
SECRETARY, under a5. elec. type Sna
shthd.. 100 w.p.m.; good vocab.;
sTENo, under 40, chance to. advan,
dntn., %; hr. lunch. 3 wks. vac,
REcEP'. ..sTENo., EMO 25-35. attrsc'; frsc9
assoc. NV. 5 days; type so w.p.m.,
INVESTIGATORS, free to travel. 81
35. drivers lic.; salary plus ex-
TYpfsT- 1SsI' CLERK, s1-so; good on de-
TYPIssTeFiLE { CLERK. under ,So ss'
compile. system; dntn.; days,
Open
BooKKEEPER- -TYPIST. under IS,
ne. section to $S5
PARTIAL LISTING MANY OTHERS
MEN
CASHIER. 1928. good figures. hs.g..
night work S146 hr.
PRODUCE MAN, young, exper. only,
5 days; pay increase 3 mos. S65. 10
STENO. $500, accurate, good typist
(Arlington), 3 days S2S7
TELETYPE OPRS.. az night work.
40-hr. wk.. type 80 w.p.m. S6050
PARTIAL LISTING--MANY OTHFRS
Free reg. 1406 G st. NV, RIM. 916
Evening star., 1954-11-28
WOMEN

Personnel Mgr. relocate. 5 yrs. adm.
exper., business or industry, degree
in pers. adm. necessary, to age
Salesman Ins.), excel. oppor., age to
81 straight salary to S450l
Salesman and foreman S300I
(plus car and expenses.)
Salesman wholesale auto equipment)
Sales trainee, age to 80 TO 70 s325
NO FEE 1926
Accountant 6, data ST. secondary adm, o6d Of
Accountant (young), degree, excel.
Operations asst, (assn.), coll. degree
age to 80. writing ability and pref.
ability to make illustrations, $1,000
Veterinary CAB. animals. care and
treatment of colonies OF small ami
clerk-typist tArlington) W $500
Field rep. trainees tseveraD $4,000
plus.
Trainee taudio-visual work.. age to
80 500
Route salesman Is days., S77.so plus
Route helpers (5 days), h. s.. grad;
Engineer. heating, ventilating and
refrigeration liability to make en-
gineering calculations) to $500
Sales engineer. electrical-mechanical
field S5,000-SS,O 900
Electronic technicians, salary Open
Many openings for graduate engin-
eers, technicians, and craftsmen
tall types)-this area and out of
city.
Hours: 9-5. Monday Friday; Wednes-
dayS to z m
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ATTENTION. WOMEN

NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
110s 18th St. NV. at 1. Ex, 3-7a7o
Legal Secretary, $50 Wk.
Must be fast, experienced.
Patent Law Stenog., will train. S65.
Private Secy.. under 35. $500 mo.
Always new openings; see MISS
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st: NV. ST. 3-3664
Secy.-Bookpr., $75 Wk.
Girl Friday, little dictation.
Educational secy., S3,100; age to 45;
], mo vacation.
Law Ea10s stenog Gss: 5nSsF dsys 80 $3.50 81 mo o
Need 200 new appls. daily for new
openings. Free Reg. Inquire ST. 81
1861.
BOYD'S, Cor. G. and 18th
Evening star., 1954-11-28
HELP WANTED-AGENclEs
ELECTRnNIcS

NE. or E.E.. design, research and
deyelopment, NO FEE to. SI4. .000
CRAFTSMEN
E.E. constr. NO FEE to $4,000
Me. srnall mech. NO FEE $4,000
Structural. detail. NO FEE $5,400
ACCOUNTANTS
Pref. hotel or rest. exper. S4. sod
Some public accounting to S4. .OOG
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 6I2 Wash. Bldg.
/. 18th and N. Y. ave. NV. ST,
3-9442,
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Junior
Engineer

Engr. educ. with approx. yr. field
exper. in civil or arch. engr. for
position as exec. asst. to supt. on
large commercial construction projs
Position perm, lib. starting salary
depending on man: no reg fee. Pers
Div. MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS. INC, 1406 G st. NV.
PIX RECEIPT .-TYPIST
Mature 25 to 35; days, start, $50
SECRETARY. LEGAL, immed. $50
STARTER tvhite) $50
Supervise 6 opers., retired gentleman,
30 to so yrs; pref. veteran.
JOBS, INC.
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District
Manager

corporation will interview
responsible and qualified men for
assignment locally to develop and
maintain direct-to-consumer sales
organization. Applicants must have
proven, successful record in sales,
recruiting and training salespeople.
Earnings in excess Of $4,000 for
successful manager. Send brief res
ume Of history and phone number
to Box 250-K, Star.
SALES MANAGERIAL
experienced. successful man in di-
rect to home sales who is capable
OF hiring, training and supervising
branch managers, can fill an un-
usual opening in an established.
reliable national organization. Men
in this same position in other
areas are earning $4,000 to S30.-
600. Personal interview arranged
upon receipt Of letter giving ex-
perience and references. Write Box
134-K, Star.
ENGINEER, expert
enced in air conditioning and heat
ing, for consulting engineers office.
WILLIAM A. BROWN, Elk. 3-5655.
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