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HELP-MEk Cont

$40. POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT,
Oil King ST.. Alex, XII. 9-5O55.
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN,
must be 1st-class metal worker,
Suber and reliable. steady work on
percentase basis, approx. salary
Sl%I wk. Apply to Mr.. Shiflett at
ROSSLYN AUTO BODY CO.. 1917
N. Lynn St. Arl.. Va. 10
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN, to
work in light modern shop. Excel
opportunity for good man. See MI
Dennison. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
1910 Rhode Island ave. ne. 3
AUTO BODY MAN, must be 1st-
class. sober: 5-day vk.: excel. sal
airy, Call VII. 6-63s7 or OIL. 4
AUTO MAN. for Ford dealer
top man See Mr. Breitenbach.
ARLINGTON MOTOR CO. l blk.
south OF Key Bridge. Ill
AUTO. BODY FENDER MEN t2),
late model used car and Insurance.
work, $50 guaranteed. high dollar
piecework rate. See MI. Justice or
Mr.. Lien, AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne. ID
Auto Body Mechanic
Large Ford Dealersnip. good working
conditions, paid holidays and vaca-
ton. Apply Mr.. Mike Galapcs,
MONROE FORD CO. 1887 East
West Hwy. Silver Spring. .
AUTOMOBILES CLERK to work in
service department, processing fac
tory claims; must be able 10 type
Mr.. williams. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK. 171U Good Hope I'd. Sc
AUTO MECHANIC. to work in mod
ern repair shop, twin post lifts.
ali latest equipment: excellent OPP
portunity for GOOD man. See
Mr.. Dennison, TRIANGLE MO-
TORS. 30lO Rhode Island ave. ne.
AUTO MECHANIC, Ford exper. pre-
ferred; salary open. 45l5 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV. FE. 3-l2oO. III
AUTO MECHANIC, Chrysler expe-
rience preferred; fat rate basis;
plenty OF work IN our new mooeTn
shop; disqualification, paid vaca-
ton and other company dement's
Apply in person TO Mr.. staten,
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Chrysler-
Plymouth. l240 upshuf St. NV
IA. $4,000.
AUTO MECHANIC-For new car
dealer, used-car shop. 5-day week,
paid holidays. STANLEY h. HOR-
NER. INC, 4l6 Morse ST. ne. See
Mr.. Mix. y
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PROJECTIONIST

motion picture protrctionist. Will
pay top salary. knowledge OF
drive-in thcater op ra ion essen
tial. Applicant stat age. expert.
ence. Answers treated conf1den.
italy Box 45-E, Star. Ia
MOTORCYCLE RIDER - Man to
ride motorcycle ano help clean
cars; new-car leadership. JERMAN
LROS 1901 Rhode Island ave-.
oFFICEMAN under 35, some knovI.
edge of bookkeeping, 5i2-day wk..
salary 5000. Apply own hand
writing stating age. martial status.
race. exper. and last employer.
OIL IL BURNER tsi: sERvICEMAN, exps-
rienced in serylcing all type of
eel. opportunity. See Mr.. Blanke.
A.. p. WOODSON CO., 9th and
MICHIGAN ave. ne. e.
OPTOMETRIST, to refrsct, 1T and
dispense: Permanent position and
chance for arrangement With TAP
OPTICAL CO, 6I7 10th st. nv.
2. Apply MR.. SPENCER.
don dr.. Alex. Harbor Terrace Apis.
PAINTERS, white. lst class, con-
struction JOB, in Virginia. il; 8.
8506, Dunkirk 5-9l46. Ill
PAINTER, maintenance. white, de.
pendable, sober, 6-day-week. year.
round work. Apply in person. Glass
Manor apartments. 2l0 Winthrop
ST., Glass Manor Mo. .
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CLERK. white. age - to 40. to work
at Falls Church Motor Court. Must
be intelligent Phone JE. 2-Oi 10
Ill
CLERK, for stockroom, some tipping
necessary permanent position and
chance TO learn the automctiye
parts business. CREEL BROTHERS,
INC. 1871 i4th ST. NV Id
CLERK. fun time. DAIRY QUEEN,
soft ice cream store. Clarendon,
Va Call ia 2-3l2I 10
CLERK, ORDER DEPT.-Alert. in
telligent young man to start IN
order dept and learn business Ex-
pericnce desirable. Permanent, fun
time lob with excellent oppOrtunity
Must have good references. W. BELL
CO, ga 10th St NV 10
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LEGAL NOTICES
wHITEFoRD, HART, CARMODY
4 WILSON, Attorneys

United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court No. SS.l7",
Notice: That the subscriber, OF the
District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis.
trict OF Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Roy o
Yage!. late OF the District OF Co
lup bia, deceased All persons haV-
Ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. TO the subscriber. on
or before the 23rd day OF January,
AID. 1856 otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate. Given under my
hand this 3lst day OF July, 1865.
JOHN j CARMODY s15 18th st.
NV sealJ Attest MELVIN j.
MARQUES Deputy REGISTER OF
Wills fer the District Of Columbia,
Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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When aHstrertne advertisement
addressed to Sta, bore8 do NOT
mclOSe original references photo.
soGGl rdlue COPIES serve the pIr-
graphs o, Other materials OF per.
pose. Originals may Get lost.
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AUTO MECHANIC

We have an opening lex a nrst-
class mechanic TO work IN our mod
ern, well-eauipped shop. II you
are experienced and willing TO
work, you can make top money.
See Mr.. Head.
Stohlman Chevrolet
S3rd and NJ Sts. NV. AID. ~ SAC
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CLERK


q PM.-2::30 AM.
Young man, 1880 yrs. OF age, hieh
school graduate, who is capable Of
handling clerical details. 5-nigh'
4O-hr. week. Apply Personnel. Room
sos, open weekdays, $500 and
Sat, a-l2 No phone calls,
THE EVENING STAR
ll0l Penna. Ave NV.
CLERK -TYPIST. PRINT shop. draft
MAC EMPLoYMENT AGENCY,
CONSTRUCTIONS s,iS I LABoRGRs' CeJ@
See Mr.. Adkins on the Job, ALLEN
g. ROCKS, INC. Directions: out
srn aye, o. c M Iinel to Ke I,5i,
Co q; n ipCN suPT.. expert
enced in large Government and
commercial projects. for position
with established local, general con-
tractor state experience, age, sal
COOK WORKING CHEF. continental
training: restaurant experience:
good salary, closed Sundays steady
permanent position. CAFE BUR-
GUNDY. 5O3l Conn. ave. NV.
COPY BoY-National radlo-TV bust
ness magazine, TO fill vacancy ere
atcd b. promotion of former COPY.
boy to stan writer. Prefer journal
ism education Must know typinp
Salary, SlG5 mo. 10 start write
BOX ""i-M. Star. giving brief BIO
pfaph,cai information -
{ Ot NIERMAN, to work nj service
counter In electrical appliance
service station mechanically IN
c.ined person with ability to serve
the public preferred. c, A. LEP-
PERT Ola Eye st NV. II"
COUNTER GRILL MAN. white, day
work S5A wkly to start Appiyl
COFFEE HOUSE sci Pershing dr.
Silver Spring, Nd 10
CREDIT MAHAGER--One Of Wash s
leading credit dept. stores has an
opening for an exper credit man
good salary and commission Apply
STAR CREDIT CLOTHTERS, IA
7th Ut. NV. Ill
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Claims Analysts
TRAINING PROGRAM

Several openings exist for trainees
in the claims department OF a ma
tionallv known insurance company
located in downtown Phila. To
qualify for these permanent posi-
tiUns one must be a COLLEGE graduate
with at least years legal train
ing and draft exempt These are
inside positions involving eXau1ina-
ton of losses in order that equitable
settlements can be made Advance
mcnt opportunities exist and are
based entirely on merit. Liberal
fringe benefits include non-contrtb-
utory pension plan and LIE IN
Surance, . weeks vacation. com
pany-owncd country club and low
cost cafeteria privileges. II YOU can
meet the above qualification and de-
sire position with business
which offers stability OF employ
ment. write Box AIS, star. giving
age, education, experience, IL any,
and other pertinent information.
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Law OhieeS
FREDERICK 7. NJ. CROWLEY
$40 18th st. NV.
WaRhin afon n 4

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Ing Services, Inc, TIA Midtown
washington. 3. G. Plaintiff. ys.
Gordon Arnold, 465 n E. seth
Street. Miami, Florida. Defendant.
Civil Action No. NJ 170S6-b5.-
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
object Of this suit is to recover
amounts due BY the defendant to
the plaintiff upon an open account
for storage charges on defendants
automobile and to have judgment
OF condemnation Of certain proper
ty of the defendant levied on under
an attachment in this suit to satisfy
the plaintiffs claim. 1t is. there
fore this 2lst day of July, 1855.
ordered that the defendant appear
in this Court on or before the
fortieth day, exclusive OF Sundays
and legal holidays after the day
OF the first publication OF this
order, to defend this suit and show
cause why said condemnation
should not be had: otherwise the
suit will be proceeded with as in
case of default. BY the Court: %.
LEONARD P. WALSH, Judge. Seal.
A True Copy Test: WALTER F.
BRAMHALL. Clerk BY WILLIAM
NJ NEDROW. Chief Deputy CLERK.
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fHos. j. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers,
iii Z st. NV.

Trustees Sale of Valuable THREE
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
228 z STREET. NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 10411.
Folio 513 ct SEQ, of the land rec
ords of the District of Columbia,
and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public AUCTION
in front of the premises. on MON
DAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF
AUGUST. AID. 1855, AT ONE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and prem
tses, situate in the District Of
Columbia, and designated as and
being Lot 81 in D. A. Windsor S
subdivision Of lots in Square 154,
as per plat recorded in the once
of the Surveyor for the DISTRICT
of Columbia in Liber Is at folio
100. subject 10 the right oil way
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
s5s.ss further particulars >, Of I
OF sale: the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash. A
deposit OF $4,000 required. Com
veyancing, recording, etc, at ,pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made as
OF date Of sale Terms TO be COM
piled with within 80 days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised ana
resold at the discretion OF the
WILLIAM D. PAYNE.
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Automobile Statesmen

u you are an eXper, automobile
salesman capable OF selling 100 or
more cars PEI year Ne offer you
the opportunity OF joining lge
Chevrolet leadership which provides
the highest commission rate OF
~ with minimum OF $50 on
new cars plus 100, commission on
accessories. Demonstrator furn
Americas best seller backed BY an
aggressive advertising program
makes possible earnings in excess
of $1,000 per yr Apply in person.
to Mr. Sester. ADDISON CHEVRO-
LET SALES. INC. l4th and Florida
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WILLIAM D. PAYNE.
EDWARD SHAPIRO,

kFDUE TO THE Indictment weather
the above sale has been postponsd
until THURSDAY. THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1855. at
the same time and place:
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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FOOD PRODUCTION
MANAGER

MANAGER
MANAGEMENT Of small hospital
pate in cooking. Must be under 40
with good background and refer
ences. Excellent future for advance
ment. Pleasant WORKING conditions;
good salary and fringe benefits.
JOB open now. Apply 10 Box has,
Star III
FOUNTAIN CLERK, exp. over u,
position pniig; iu cH iSSi Ss ' DR0as.
Landover Hills. Md. UN. 4-s3S6.
FURNITURE MEN, experienced with
tractor or tractor-trailer combina
ton, Long-term contract. coast-to-
contracts available on mileage basis
for men without furniture expert
ence. Call LA. 6-S6S2, HOWARD
VAN LINES. 3
FURNITURE SALESMAN, salary plus
commission, many company benef lts.
See Mr.. Rota, JULIUS LANSBURGH
FURNITURE CO.. 909 F st. NV.
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS; 5a-
other benefits. Apply in person to
REED POST EXCHANGE. Ill
GRILL MAN, must have experience
Excellent pay for right man. Apply
in person, 1000 Fenwick st. NE.
GRhLMAN' experienced: air-cond
GEORGES, 1927 Eye st. NV. 10
GROCERY and produce men; ex-
perienced only Apply In person.
1853 Georgia ave. NV. %
position; SIo0 per wk, plus com;
s MGP APRy H Il Rer bREs sEFEU5 Is
JANffftoR, colorsd; steady employ
ment. apt. project. Apply MR.. KEEL
LER 67 4 60 Glen carlyn dr. APT; A.
JS n S1ks' so;lor.d: for apt. house;
liable; apt. utils. and salary. Box
J4NiToR, colored, for sc. apart
ment building, middle-ased, mar
ried. no children knowledge OF re-
pairs; good salary and apartment.
s Sc MI " H coREgY CO.. sds Both BOTH
JANIToR, colored. for small dntn.
Bldg: exper. with stoker heat: IA
milIar with maintenance work;
sober VIII consider man who gets
small pension Pay $50 per mo.
plus apt. DIXIE HOUSING Co.
l1l5 18th ST. NV. Ia. 9-1102 or
no. 2-OI49. %
JANITOR, full time. white. exper.,
must be able to make small re-
pairs; wife to serve part-time as
res. mgr. Small garden apt. project.
Box l0-S. Star. 10
colored, 6-day week, for
large apt. building. reliable man
for steady job. PARK LANE BLDG,
@O25 Eye st. NV. Phone for appt,
ST 3-s932.
JANITOR. lst class, with wife and
no children; wife TO operate ele-
vstor in day; must be sober and
have good references Salary, S204
mo. plus living quarters and utlls.
Apply J. DALLAS GRADY & SON,
Il04 Vermont ave. NV.
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KITCHEN HELLER, coIofed. live in.
private room. Parkway 5-1250.
MECHANICS
TRUCK-DIESEI,

Good opportunity for experienced
ISt-class mechanics with old estab-
ployment with good working con.
ditionS. References required. Amply
in person at 1854 2:Td st. nv.
Unless reliable do not apply. !
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DIN u
RICHARD A. DORFMAN,
jyoS S0-auo i6 Trustees

nDUE TO THE !nclement weather
the above sale has been postponed
until THURSDAY. THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF AUGUST. AT TWO
O'CLOCK P NJ. at the same place
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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PIX OPERATOR

IDA OF ENA 1On
Fully experienced; no others need
apply; between 81 and 40; some
tipping and filing; air-cond. once.
SALARY, S55 PER WEEK to start.
Apply Immediately, QUAKER CITY
LINOLEUM. 500 F St. ". Ii
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ACCOUNTANT lJuniorl

ACCOUNTANT (Junior)
Accounting dept. Of large. fast-grow-
ing corporation has immediate
opening for young men with some
accounting experience This Is q
starting position Offering extensive
experience in taxes and general
accounting procedures Excellent
future Good starting salary; reRu-
lar increases: 5-day wk.; air -condi-
tione1 once. Excellent company
benefits
Personal Interview Only
See MR.. LEWIS-4l6 Ring
Bldg, 18th and M SITS. NV.
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Must be frst-clsSs. Excellent work
ing conditions. See Mr.. Mulllkir,
OURISMAN CHEW, INC, World S
largest Chevrolet dealer. $40 II st
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ACCOUNTANT, $4,000
acct. exper.. typinE helpful
GRACE DUNN
1871 G ST NV IRE 7-2s2s>
Accountant. Sc. 500 Up

AGOON11VCAI4U3 DO)OVV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eXper, retail
Acct, overseas. young - to $4,000
Acct, constr. eXper. S6,50O up
Acct. methods and proc. 10 $4,000
Accts. for CPAS. seniors, semi
seniors. juniors to Sl0u
wholesale liquor. union,
construction, etc. -- S15 up
Asst. bookkeepers a. ------ to $50
Accounting clerks ~ $500 to $40
Payroll clerk. experienced -S65
OTHER POSITIONS
Editor Govt. exper, utech.l relocate
(30-39D -- to $4,000
Constr. supt. (enRineer( 800 Sl0G up
TypiSts, generAl ONCE -- $500
Asst credit mgr, Alex. -- to $50
Bank tellerS Iraineesb - S23a
Stock man. sheet metal 49, TO $50
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
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for hackers test Summer rates,
1890 IN. TO S Dm
BOB'S STUDIO
l31 18th st. NE. II @-6lo2
CARPENTERS-lO0 wanted immed
some trainers and flnisheIs. Apply
LANG-DADE CONSTRUCTION co.
Palmer PARK. section II. Sheriff I'd
near Landover Nd. Ia
steady work, good
pay. Report to 1900 block Beech
wood pl. at Military I'd and Marcy
Or. Arl.. Va. NJ. PoMPONIo, d
CARPENTERS, trim. Out Riggs I'd.
extended TO 25th ave, right blk.
to Cherokee. left to Job. 10
CARPENTERS, nrst-class mechan-
les; steady work. Call after Z . m.
CXRPENTERs te,. experienced in
new.house construction, top wages
for, top men, year round Job to the
right man, 6-day wk; 4 desired, call
CARPENTERS AND HELPERS, only
first class men need apply: must
be familiar with sTousticsI tile on
S3.12Na per hour; helpers, ST 30.
Report 7:3O am, Mr.. Pope or Mr.
Stine, corridor, LIST fl. Agriculture
Bldg, l4th and independence sw.
CARPENTER FOREMAN. exper. ire
housing Job, must know every
phase Of carpentry JOB location
Wheaton City, Md Permanent.
Job excel. pay for the right man.
Call Ma. S-272l, Mr.. CASHVAN.
Ill
a. See Mr.. Adkins.
on the sob. ALLEN d ROCKS. INC
Directions: Out S. Capitol st. ,
miles past Southern ave. ID. C.-Md
line 10 Kerby Hill I'd. turn right
on KERRY Hill I'd. to Job. Ill
CARPENTERS, experienced remodel
ins and repairs. must have car
Mr RILEY or Mr.. GoWen, OIL
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HELP-MEN
ARC WELDER. for light tubular
work UN. 4-2S25. 10

-office manaser. for large
suburban auto. leadership. Top pay
for top-grsde man. Auto. account.
ing expcr. required. Give full part.
cuIarS on training. expeT. and refs.
Box 3g3-I, star
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Cab DRIVERS

Full or part time. We instruct yol
for hackers test. Summer rates
1890 m. TO s pm
pnDIC CTIJDTN
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MANAGEMENT of small hospital
Kitchen supervise cooks, partici-
pate in cooking Must be under 40
with good background and refer
ences. Excellent future for advance
ment. Pleasant working conditions;
good salary and fringe benefits.
JOB open now. Apply 10 Box lbs.
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Auto Body Mechanic

Large Ford Dealersnip. good WORKING
conditions, paid holidays and vaca-
ton. Apply Mr.. Mike 0alapcs,
MONROE FORD CO. 1887 East
Waxf Hwy Silver SprinR q
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01

and mother visited Mrs Adam
and Mrs. Pugh. Of Charlotte Sun
day. Mrs. Bailey viii remain for q
visit With her sisters
Visitors recently 81 Nj and
Mrs. George Phaup. Here the I'm
metz DunkumS. Mrs Cora Dan
kum. Mr. and Mrs Lacy Fgsppen
ard daughter. ana Mrs W C
Fllppen. Of Columbia. NJ ana
Mrs. NJ Dunkum. OF near Dl.-
wyn. and the Re- ana Mr. STONE
Ct Farmville
Fncent visitors d The Emnlet
Dunkums. we're Mr. ana. Mrs Bill
Conner. Of yorktown, En- route
home from their vacation Also
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Zones and
mother. Mrs Zones and MEs A
w Silver, all of Richmond
Misses Lucy Dahl Agnes ana
Martha Johns enjoyed thalr tirst
train ride last week Iaelr par
ents attended the 8edd.n Of "
Wright and Mr. Granger 10 R9a-
noke. va
Callers In the home of Mr. and
Mrs. walter Marks asst week were
Mrs. Bob Chappall ana on Bruce
Of Pittsburgh. PA Mr. and ,fa
Floyd PRESLEY and Frances ANNE
CT Sheppards tle Emmett Ddn
kurns and Mrs Cora Dunkum
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Episcopal Church last Friday TO
take over the churches in these
three counties
Ray Meyer son OF Mr. and Mrs.
HUBBARD Meyer vas walking III the
c0.ls field and fell as he hit the
Ground a snake bit nm on the
arm H. was taken to THE doctor
at Livingston VINO ! gave him
shots
A ioint birthday dinner was
served at Travellers Rest SUNDAY
for Charming and Russell Moon
gwen by their aunts Misses Ida
and Louise 3 Hershey Those pre-
sent were The Rev and Mrs r
f Wther5 JT and Miss Mary
Kent Withers Of Farmville Mr.
and MIS- N T Sclater Or Winter
Haven Florida who are spending
the summer near Scottsville Miss
Cary Tompklns of Richmond
Miss Mary E Glover ana Chap
man Glover MI and Mrs Cnaun-
ns II Moon. Mi and MIS- Rus
sail Moon Jr Frank r Moon
III and Genie re Neon
Jack Patteson OF Manteo. son
Of MI and Mrs James NJ Patti
aon lift this week end for chi
cago I'll where he has accepted
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day evening.
Recent overnight guests Of Mrs
T s Gafnett and Miss Frencef
Garrett. we're Misses Nancy and
Lois Barney u Palm Beach, Fla
Who 8ere IN route 70 New YORK
Olhef visitors in the Same home
gere Mrs " Ross Morris and
daughter, Gay. OF Washington.
- G and Mrs william ~ 5pen !
cer. u Lake Worth. Fla.
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Curdsyille

Guasts recently of Mn. ana Mrs
II 2 Bailey. we're Mr. and Mrs
Paul Bowie. Df Lyncilksa2
Mr. and Mrs Waiter Marks
acre among the many guekts II
Ar ana Mrs Ralph H..9bn Of
fFarmell!e. who oeieDg lted ttle.I
18th Wedding anniversary 8atur-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-01
Well Water

Mrs susie Bryant Of Newport
News. is visiting in the home Of
her brother a. j. Steger
MI. and Mrs + Q Webster at-
tended the funeral Of his nephew,
Clyde Webster IN Roanoke
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LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court OF Prince
Edward County. June II. 1855,
Elizabeth Woodson Delaney
Complainant
" IN ChanCery
Sinclair Delaney Defendant
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit II to OBJ
tain for the Complainant from
the defendant a divorce from the
bond Of matrimony on II e
grounds Of desertIon for a period
Of more than one year
All affidavit having been made
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MEETINGS SET
on GRAY PLAN
The January 8 referendum

The January 9 referendum
on the Gray Commissions
tuition plan is to be dis
cussed today at these meet
ings:
Woodlawn- Waycroft Civic
Association. 1850 pm. Mount
Olivet Methodist Church.
North Glebe road and Six
teenth street: Delegate Har-
rison Mann and Robert Rey-
nolds Of the Arlington Civic
Federation to speak.
Stewart uckahoe PTA. 8
pm, Tuckahoe School. $3.50
North Twenty sixth road:
Senator Charles r. Fenwick,
Delegates Kathryn Stone
and j. Maynard Magruder,
speakers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWS
Basketball Spectator
Dies of Heart Attack

A spectator at the Maryland
Kentucky basketball game at
College Park last night. died Of
a heart attack immediately after
the game.
Taken to Leland Memorial
Hospital by the Branchville Res
cue Squad, he was identified as
Bernard M. Sachs. 40, Of Balti-
more.
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$500 BIoze Hits
MONTGOMERY Home

A blaze apparently set on by
a cigarette in a wastebasket
caused an estimated $500
damage today to a home in the
Springfield subdivision of River
road. the Montgomery County
Fire Marshal's ONCE reported.
Firemen from Glen Echo and
Cabin John extinguished the
FIRE, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Martin, jr.. Of
56O6 Pollard road.
County Fire Inspector Dan
Karsner said the blaze was con-
fined to the living room.
Mr.. Karsner said Mrs. Martin
told him she had gone to q
grocery, and when she returned
about 10 minutes later she was
unable to get into the house be-
cause Of smoke. Mr.. Karsnei
said the fire apparently was
caused by a cigarette discarded
into q wastebasket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
Bank Urged
In Springfield

RICHMOND, Dec. 16 R.-
An officer Of the newly char.
tered Springfield Bank told the
state Corporation Commission
yesterday he believed residents
Of the Springfield section Of
Fairfax County want q local
bank.
w. g. Downey. vice president
and a director of the bank,
testified there is need for a
bank" in Springfield. He said
the public convenience would
be greatly served"
Mr.. Downey said he had
talked with many residents and
had concluded they preferred q
local bank rather than a branch
bank.
The Springfield Bank is seek.
ling authority to begin q bank.
ing business. Two rival appli-
lcants, the Bank of Annandale
Iand the Mount Vernon Bank 81
Trust Co, seek authority to es-
Itablish branches in Springfield.
Petitions of the latter two banks
have been before the commits
sion in hearings that ran for
three days last week and were
resumed yesterday.
Hearings on the Springfield
Banks petition were to be re-
sumed today.