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for hackers test. Best season now
Il AtaFtiugs 1890 AM To 3 Pm
BOB,S STUDIO
|i3i 18th 81. Nh, III. azaIpz
|CAnINETMaKERs, foF msTsIlec.
tnrer 81 furniture and store fx-
lures. Production WOODWORK. FCf
CAMERA skLkstlaN - Assistant
sIyss, sypes perm sced pay.
|cAnifx ana ph lso All hs ssni1e.
sslesinan; ststs experiences. Soz
CAL AsHER, experienced. - lsod
MprNlhag conditions. good salary.
BANNING y SONS. $500 Baltimore
niyd Hyattsvtlle. Nd. --I6
c .syss ..4ss ss!,a & ;sSsEs:s
INC. 2I2l Naylpr I'd. sc. --16
CARPENTER all-around man for
remodeling steady work. good
c Sagss RI -s2sa nm, ed ~. /.
xyarllse p iSS Rockville. Nd. E T.
IczRfESTERs. fnish only; location.
CARPEMTER-FOREBIAN for wells
established building business. Good
CARPENTERs. wis, and Elsmere
ayes. beyond Naval Hospital: Long
Meadow Estates: 1st-ciass men,
Work all winter; 1st-ciass pay.
OIL 4-DT0a After q pm. call Mr.
Adams, AP. 9-13bt. lie
CARPENTERS. frame and trim, eli
winters work. Contact on lob. new
Halfway %, 2 miles ont Of Bur-
louisville. Mr.. PADGETT, Satnr-
day and Sunday or call evenings
10. 4-R4sfl. Id
CARPRNTERS--Reuuire skilled car.
penteTs for finishing work IN vi
cinity OF Shorfiam Hotel Apply
PATTERSON, I'm. $3.50: eyes,.
pC 2-6090 --10
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spEcIAA NOTICES

/ .WfEE NOT M REsP0NsInLE for
any debts eontraetsa 1eE " any
NEITHER. 2Z09N. oiehe I'd. Arli9g-
ton, Va. 10
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts contracted for By aay-
one other than myself. GRADY
FAISON, ais 18th 81, ne. No. j.
Wash. 2, D. c. 49,
l WILL NOT ne RESPONSIBLE fcl
any debts contracted for By enyons
other than myself. TEABkhHH
IoaNsoN' ao4 Webster =. IN ~
APPLES. CrDER-Bpy your crisp
luscious. Juicy apples and sweet
fresh. Sparkling. cider direct from
Bridge I'd. lRte. f25l. between VI
sn,a and Yairfax. W. Tai: Dun.
ENGTrKERING DRAWINGS made
from skeEches. An fields Of drafting.
preliminary detail and asssmnly
tioH. ~
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PROPOSALS

SEALED ENDS win be received until
noon. October %. Ip6S. ct the
once Of the State Roads commis-
sion q Laurel. Maryland; offer
ina 70 purchase the improvements
located on the former 3. X. Tyler
property. 0o01 Landover Road
2-story frame dwelling IN Land
over, Maryland. located On the
proposed highway improvement be-
tween Annapolis and washington.
All Of these improvements must be
removed down % the ground line.
By midnight, Friday December 2,
1855. Detaiis. hiddins forms and
special bidding envelopes may be
obtained 81 the state Roads Com
mission once Il Laurel. MARYLAND.
TIE ANDREWs Arr FORcR DABE
EXCHANGE intends q. have q con-
eee@ionaire operate the ezc1nnne
optical eervics at Andrsgs Air Forcs
base, WashinGfon 20. y. C. Pro-
Contact NJ seH wafer tne. Ger. 4
NoRcE BAoB ExcIIANoE, wash.
tngton Is d. c. AZ RI. b-1e01. Bxt
1917 fer info, retains - the ap-
plicatiqn REQUIREMENTS ana inter-
views for fhls concession, written
propoaals must BE- received NJ later
than 10 hours En- Saturday. O.
se23 -. ANoe. -
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hEL!p.--MEN


a eE 4. III for lsfee insuranre
! y0unN man. Xo-36, tol
expaneton program; pre-
xI4s& z1Nl estate Or appraisal ex-
y1tlegc1 preferred. position perna.
4enti ago4 stastink telary. insfS-
ilv Iaiary exDsstsd q box 4se.v,
IARcHITECrURAl pRAFrsslAn
working dreNi1ies :. expertence,
qualified - deyelpp preiiminars
skstches into detailed working
drAWines. ffmp9thatie TO contem-
poraIy 0eaien. epppftunity In ex-
pending qrkffltEaficn. ROGERS
AND sTALlAxERHo, Architects,
feSoss BOZ ~ khons coioniadl
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMEN, for
work on school protect RHEE6
HUh1kT; Arehitecf. Phone Mr..
a s!teh bistMc "a s1ii f'GtisrRAror. ]
bead progressive aIi-round shop.
heavy on tylofraphic layout. thus
trntion. exhibit .design, color slide
illustrations; spots; uoyernment art
fxperienee desirable state present
icb and salary. start Sle2 80 wk:
A,m1lsf.lmmedi.te sEsney oppor-
sssI I've vsr..t ess alaf comS p pGh
nm. siLVERMAN. 40. 1900,
MNmAa3 4 = hsfA ~
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

tTRAINEEl A
YounF man, over 81. 10 learn all
phases Of restaurant business,
fountain desirable 5us ambition au an and
willingness 70 learn more innpor-
tant. Should lead TO assistant
MANAGER position In q mos. for
ftgft man. Apply In person between
9 an and 81 pm. daily to Mr.;
Turner or Mr., Kruse, or call
Creselt 3.09sg for inteEyieM,
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
Fairfax circle, Fairfax VI.
AUTO BODY and fender man. steady
RoesLYN xufo BODY Co. 1917
North Lynn Ct. Arlington. We.
AUTo BoDY MECHANIC. esceiisnt
proposition for experienced body
man. must be steadY and sober:
mission BASIS plus 5000 TIA esisrant s
Paid vacation, group Insurance and
other company Dement'S. Apply Mf.
Ridines, PARKWAY MOTOR CO..
AUTO GgcS bhobbY Nan. il. class: con comm.
basis: Apply Mt RAINIER GA
RAGE. rear 33l7 Rhode Island ave.
AUTO BODY AND PENnER NAN,
percentage basis. plenty OF work:
disqualification and paid vacation.
SaRkY-fATK caEvRoIET 90. &
AUTOMOBILE BODY SHOP FoRE.
NAN for large dealErship. Must
tse.s soiE xeep a91. e oD1o sfs so
YOU can increase production and
operate an efficient shop. Write
giving exper. and salary expected.
Box 123-A, Star. ---16
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~ Goes n Classified s1qgn7 P0au Bring Response
pRoposAlstcens.. j j

PNE ANDREWS Am FORCE BAaE
eessipnnifs operate the exehanst
tslesision, radio and appliance e:
spectiys Applicants are advised 4
contact Mr.. waller ], Eno. Genera
msneser q ne ANpREW6 AILH
Io 2Iss 81 HA n 1 3 aR lsa WS Sas
plieation reduiremenis and Inter.
views for this concession, written
proposals must be received no later
than 1000 hours on Saturday,
October %. iflbk. -10
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PfksnNAL.

Whitney Nursery School
cth a.'.a s ., shssSsh EiPs.rss.ssa
iTansp SO kittsnhsass ID NV
IA o-6id3.
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hElp-...Mfh

AUTO STATESMEN. learn 70 sen nes
ssou. CAVE foRap coRp.. ISL
Elm street. Bethesda. Nd.
AUTOM0TIvE SERVICE CLERK Il
assist service manager IN filing f0l
factory adjustment: typin9 required
New building. good Working e0ndi.
tons, HoGENTHAL CHEVROLET
CO. 340Q Columbia pike. Arl.. "a
7-676f. see Mr.. Terry. III
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Iossified Al Rates:
LoeaI Advertisers
Lines lNlinimuml

3 Lines lNlinimnHil
o. sins. scs iins
Tires - nix times soDssegsixesy. ~
psr linn. 4,
ssrsa simas eonsseUiivsly, A0< pr iins
Nav epiomobiIss. 77c ~ llns t4-ila.
s6ln;Hprlk
ssssiaI Nsiisss md ps,ssnsL s -
I'm eddil5eNti,
ovs-ossso@n scis, W ~ IN cd
insnrsSnn.
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Automobile Damage
Estimator

Experienced In estimating
metal work. painting and gems
efAi automobile repairs. Old
established COMPANY. Car.
furnished plus expenses. Hos
pttaiizatiof, medical and sur
gieAl, life insurance. pensidn
niRn. vacation with pay.
Phone Ex. 3-1040. Mr.. q.
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BJJTCHER

Esspss . ,Tog .ase. tor q.
PER MARkET. s3s5 drabS Fd..
Silver spring, Nd. ~. 6-2e42
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Engineering- scientifiI
ne FEE

TFcu nar.Na REPRESENTATIVE
10000 20 S1i. 900
cSltforrfa
WaehfiietoIi
Nov YORK
..,s :, -. 4. ........ ,.,.......,.
SEn z ~: 1919 1919 sisstlense
lE.ttl n III n15ns elAts ~ N1 ..l :
WI 81 eesn ~ ,ss,. eru ~. ~.
4 s 49, 49, 49, 49,
III. : III Y ~ s<sa w IA
q E|[E ~. (1lISs - Hroifrk n. m.
e1I,' +. & 4 i d 4. m II. rel,r1sffsI7 Win
rSnff 10 17S{1IS6 an aales rlInfs On
< lhi r. nff6II5f lines.
NJ. M ~ III sTtl9, y
Grad ca1fSE r1ifn deriafl ana d.
~ iesraey,f exners IN fadsr SeffTIty.
= w.r-rv,r,,s. ~, Txss, ,rr,rsrsn
~ - ~ ,nl ~ S1ff4D 49, -
- 1870 g s11tt,sssvV .,.......s.
e 80 49, NAtn Sssstenls
- a y. -. : - ~.
y .istsl 49, J -, ~
81 49, - " - III Sf,6 =
q A..Sss M. ,4stk ~ e.,,ss ,stn.n. s,A
S9stfet ~ ssss kss.aii-S tS,s~ss
,.sl.sfts1 49, ~. sHSettSt ssWiess
- - q 49,. ~. 49,. - 49, s1.
as |. -. =
DE3lktM NJ ~ ,l4nNI Alsetl.
k.k. o. Nh. Qr 11th.-kh1eieisSn-
4eny -. +,
I0 1lo,UuU
LEG. Plus exper. y mieLgNnks Ngs.,
Eeeelxtnk lno epfsk pntp9te tuoe.,
y .s s.t .,,,. s.es.. 1s1 e,.s..ss
go. 1870 49,. t. a.. .ss..sn.a..
s ssiasion sieetrois ls air6crne and
grounS radaf' disisai ana analoE
s.p 80. ............ 1900.
Many
To $4,000
4 y. NJ, I =, OF chemist, I'm &C.. Ply:
$500 49, ~ - ~ ssss'
" eieeeao-snee y
kChNlClAlL Whfihh
To $4,000
Cob. deg. plus exper. compiling IL.
erature Tor instruction mntee.
andTof sales mnnuAls arpiienble u
eleetron tubes and complex milf
tary and commercial exper.
kNzYNrwna
eg. 600 70 SIS. 600
Aercnsaticai
Illustran
xIt sTsglal
weIdins ana Ghsmieni Z
cly N.. AZ. .ss ,nss:s.ial
Chemists
Engrg: deg. pius expef. n Mel0 q
ds.isn ga sn.is.l.; mel: dssiss
ana eFnluAtiont MUD meenenies
tres snd vieraticn; controls s . sys;
cosstroi. eisetroIic cornputins. en.
eine sifuu1atiof1, Combustion enGre
md mfr. enerax
|rees must bs paid b. applicants on
so'io IL. ~ 49,. -
oPsAAIlONs hhshA1hch
$500 70 $1,000
Msny
SCibhLlsLs
With masters Or ph.p.s IN nafh.
engrg. economies and one Of fht
pnysslst selenees ana oRern.gf,
Is.e.ssn ehgcE 9 nnt,s a.. ~ ~
fenss. smphib,o,is varisre. nueissi
verfare' Ioaistics. radar, eir az.
Tense or air combat.
TECH. kkcRUfTBR
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass. china, hrie-a-hrae. etc:
IIGcsr1cEks. 7 Roessgil R Md IsoEsAS
AT AUCTION
f70-AcRE DAIRY FARM IN
FREDERICK CO.. MARYLAND
To settle the estate Of the late y.
Princeton Buckley. deceased Fred
erick attorney-at-law.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1855
1t 400 An.
Al Court House Door IN Frederick. Nd.
ITO acres fine fertile land. large pond
Of spring water near BUILDING. large
31-staH ID. G. COW barn, dairy with
220-fal. newly installed tank. lnrgt
silo. bank barn. Waaon sheds, ma
chine sheds. and frame dvsllins.
The farm adSolfs Huckeystuwn On
Rte. Is, o. Of Frederick and y only
about IS mi. north Of Wnehinetor
end has valuable highway frontage
The farm can be inspected an,
time, Possession can Be had Apri
4. 1885. Terms and other an
nouncements ct time OF sale.
LOUISE n. q, BUCKLEY, Kxeeutrix
HOLDEN b. FHiToN, executor. y
IL Holmes Fout, Attorney
Bmmert r. Bowius. Auetioneel.
Frederick. Nd. lis
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AUTO TRUCK
MECHANIC
en- no 1Qff PEP xnEEIg

YtB - Wv = ANAN ~ &&1kA
Require 3 dependable aii-afcund ne.
ehante for maintenance OF feet 81
International trucks and cars; ma.
Jof and minor oyefhauis and tune.
UPS. This opening Il immediate and
permanent. Exceptional employment
dement's. Mail past experiences. agl
and phone number for interview
p o. BOX 340D. Columbia Heiehts
Weeiiingtun, d. c. --16
AUTO WASH BOYS l2), amhitioui
and dependable boys: good PAL
and co1pany bene1its. See NJ
smith, PALMER FORD. INC BIO
Hamilton H.. HyAttsyiile, Nd
BAKER. yhite. AHLINaToN nos.
Pf1AL. IA: $4,000. Ext. 30 ~
be pfofeienf In truck operation and
know District area. In eppiyiDi
state age. Qualifications and re.
feleElces. Box 67-A. star.
BAKER. white, for niRhtwoTk. Musi
BE- experienced In yeast goods
Steady job for sober. rellable man
Box 241-A. Star. -16
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AUTO SALESMAN
We have an opening for an expert
sneed iaey.ear salesman. Apply
Stohlman Chevrolet, Inc.
33rd and N SITS. NV. AID. 2-l64t
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REAU. AID. $3.50. Id
CIRCULATION
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Immediate OPENINGS are
now available 10 our Cireula-
ton Dept. for persons with
pleasant telephone manners
with the confidence and
ability necessary 70 do tele-
phone ealetwork. The sales
commission u liberal and the
hours can be tailored to At
your requirements In many
IL interested III steady ana
enjoyable work. contact Mr..
Harvey. Room 2044 between
3 a.na. and 8 p.El1.
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BINDERY ASST.

For printing plant. paper-cutfing,
folding and general work. M. web
ster. Ma. n-e062; OIL. 6-@69e. FL
BO0KKEEPER-OR OFFICE MGR. 10 take
complete charge Of books for prints
Ing plant Good opportunity for
right man Box 2aS-A. star.
bUL,LDgzek ! experiences; tcr onsr-
BUTCAER, experienced, steady
man local references. Apply
FEDERAL SUPER MARKET. 6S83
North WashinGton blvd. Airing
|BGTCfiER-Apply 1901 9TH 81. Nv.
BUTCHER. white. sober, with res.
taurant experience. 70 assist chez
in industrial cafeteria: b-day week,
early hours, paid holidays and va
ratio1s. Meals and benefits. STATE
experiences. age. address. phone
number and salary required Boa
32G.A. Star. Ill
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With unlimited QDpOrEun1tleEs
Give luaiiilc attcns and salary
fTERICKI D0OKKEEPER = Not
full eliafee hut must have eef1o
bookkeeping experience OF school,
ing for daily case sale nnalyRio
and Inventory control. 6-dAy week,
salary cpmmmeneurate With ahll-
BEisrAk fR1S N 1s e. I sHss I.
tEkRK, White, able.scdisd. aith
good handwfittne and thorough
knCwledge RI arithmetic; must Be
able to meet the. public and willing
BELLS. Di. 1850. -IB
CLKRK. white. hardware and IN
agsiIaiala .s sales; experienced. Ssli
cLkRk. 1 ycnng man: once ga ana
Ing some tipping: 5-day wk., high
school graduate: approximately
$500 mo. to start. Phone TAs
$4,000 for 0ppt 81
CLERK for LIQUOR store; hrs. 12-a
! night yeek Of, PAuL9 LIQUOR
CLERK
nee Good With figures: must Be
able to type. Steady work. good
salary. good opportunity for adj
vancement DIENERS RUG CO.,
1900 Rhode Island ave. ne. I'D
CLERK
WILL PAY
ABOVE NORMAL SALARY
For capable. experienced clerk for
retail music store. Opportunity open
70 become manager.
MUSIC BOX
AT 10th st. NV.
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Reliable man, with selling experience,
Is wanted BY the Yardstiek to sell
draperies and slip covers inside the
store: good salary: permanent po-
sitfB1: chance for advancement.
call tof appointment, YARDsTIcK.
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ArlpMEA

ASSISTANT 70 OWNER il expand
i1g n1enst formal wear business.
Must be alert. eager 10 learn. neat
appearance. wilkins TO take COM
uiete charge. Salary open. Apply 10
person 70 HANNE6 FORMAL. WEAR,
ez2g Georgia ave. Silver epring,
ASSISTANT FILE CLERK--Noi over
rs for position With large corpora
ton Reply IN futI, inciosinF small
photo and eiving age. marital sta
tus. education, experience. recent
occupation, draft status and ref
erences: $1,000 per year. Box
432-A. Star, III
ASST SERVICE MANAGER for lse,
tire ntm. $3.50 mo-. plus over
time and bonus Excellent o1por-
tunfty for advancement available
to young man with hlgh school
education and some sales ability.
See Mr.. WILLIAMS or Mr. POPE,
~ 20l1 u az. NV ri
Asst. To Credit Mgr.
YOUNG man to work In credit and
collection once OF instailfnenf
teRelry store. 2 yrs. OF coilege or
Its equivalent helpful Many com.
pans dement's With paid vacations
and discount priVtleeeg. Apply Mr..
GUIRKIn. KENTse JEWELERS..
S01 9Th Al n III
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CAR DRIVERS

Pull o. part stime, We Instruct you
for hackers test. Best season now
4 asastlngs 1890 AM 70 3 Pm.
BOB,S STUDIO
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Kxtsnsivs smplsyss hsnsf,t prosssln

Rsply swing snil sssune II traininx
and expesiencs.
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AUTOMOBILE TITLE
CLERK

T sssl.s:lss ch.s sssss a...s a / ss:
psFine % move into their new
million dollar home IN wheaton,
Nd. Anyone with ezpefienee, ID
lob with top saiafy and excellent
future. apply 70 Frank HoetzRer,
once I1anAeef. TOMS CHEW
wheaton. Nd. 70. $4,000. -1-1d
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Silver Sprinr

Fenton st. and Ellsworth Dr.
BANTAM BACKHOE OPERAf0R--
Must Be familiar with Alex. Ari
and Fairfax areas; exper. o.
plumbers trench work. have Va
drivers permit. Attrnc. salary and
Z insurance beneiits for ,righk nien.
sHiRnsRR soSd: .s s0T sp lH2sn.aiass,,
Apply after { pm. 1918 Baitfmore
ave-. Hyattsviiie. Nd. ia
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Assf M credit Nor.
ASSIGTAN.T TO

FURNITURE BUYER
YOUNG man capable 81 assuming re.
sponeihiiity while Learning the fur
niture business. good opening fol
man who wants To get ahead. Apply
NJ. Retsmann at HOUSE u HERR.
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.
CIVIL ENGINEER

Experienced n subdiEislnns
This y 4 permanent position
ath ,,,, llIn. AZ! s,,t sss-.
exrected. ncx 3t9sA. star.
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BAKER

All-round man for new shop In cvi
silver Spring Store, day work, ~
nished. SOY diseoIint privi,eses
APPLY MR.. KUHFUSS
NEW MARYLAND ROOM
THE HIGHT co
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AUTO SALESMAN

Excellent nsl s.sa sT cn.ysS.,
vlrRfnia's largest dealerships
Please state age. and experience In
reply. Boz 1904, star. III
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Auto Statesmen
AUTO STATESMAN

used-ear dept. for new-eay dealer;
postaniis for rishi man; drawing
account and paid vacation. Buick
dealer STANLEY II HoRNER
INC. "a. ave: ne. At 9th. II. D.
Evening star., 1955-01-29

as I did. She helped with the
concrete. hauled logs. helped
put on. the shingles, painted
different things. carried bricks.
She was much better at put
ting up the fence than I was.
She has a better eye for that.
One day ! came home, and
she had dug out all the dirt
where we're putting the liv-
ing room. to level Of the
floor.
And. of course, she helped
raise the beams and joists.
helped put on the sheathing.
mortared the logs, laid floors,
framed windows and things
like that. She handles q
power saw as well as anybody,
and does carpentering. It was
a hand-in-hand deal. i
couldn't have done it without
her"
This couple. did get some
help from friends occasionally.
1T got so people said, Don't
go out to the Troobnicks' /"
the husband said. They'll
give you q hot dog in one
hand and a hammer or saw
In the other
Sometimes q lack Of money
held up the work. They went
ahead as they could afford 1t.
when we got the beams
up, and the sheathing and
roofing paper on the living
room addition. we had to wait
till next spring to buy the
shingles to put on" he said.
ut was like this: When you
got an extra $25 you went out
and bought some materials. "
The TroohnickS didn't bor-
row any money until the time
came to put In a central heat
ing system.
Things had reached the
stage that we needed the heat
ing system installed in order
to go ahead with the rest Of
the house." the husband ex-
planned. 1T was the most ex-
Evening star., 1955-01-29
This Couple Built Their Own Home

pensive single item, so we had
to borrow money to have it
installed"
Neither Mr.. Troobnick nor
his wife ever had any con-
struction experience before un-
dertaking their proje y.
what we found ait was
that you can learn by asking
questions" he said. Nearly
everybody you meet in the con-
struction business is always
nice. and willing TO explain
something to you.
You're bound to make mis-
takes. Sometimes we cut
beams short. or something like
that. But you could always
use them somewhere else"
Looking back, Mr.. Troob-
nick said he and his wife
handled almost the entire job,
except for plumbing. heating.
brickwork and electrical work.
when we get this thing en-
tirely finished. do you know
what I'm going to do?" he
asked. I'm going TO hang up
q hammock somewhere be-
tween two trees and sleep for
a week"
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Continued From Page BID
spective on the whole under
taking.
Fixing up the cabin was
like jacking up the radiator
cap of an automobile and put
ting an entire new car under
neath," Mr.. Troobnick said
When we moved In, the
roof leaked, there were three,
feet of water in the cellar. and
the only heat we had was from
q pot-bellied stove.
II was going to keep the OUT
house for q while. But two
weeks after we moved in ]
came home and found my wife
had q roaring fire in the fire.
place.
IT said. What are you burn-
ing?'
"She said, The outhouse.'
II said. What do you mean.
the outhouse?'
"She said, We're going to
put a bathroom In
$50 we put a bathroom in.
She had chopped down the
clubhouse with an axe, and that
was that"
Mr.. Troobnick, a window
trimmer. is IS years old. His
wife, Doris, Is 81. They have
been married nine years and
have a 3-year-old daughter.
Karen. The whole project
started of an impulse, Mr..
Troobnick said.
The couple were visiting
friends nearby and heard
about the old log cabin. They
decided to buy it and fix it up.
That was the beginning.
From time to time, we just
added something here and
something there" he said.
Doris has some goats and
needed a barn. So she and her
cousin built the barn. I didn't
work on the barn at all.
ITO tell the truth, Doris
worked on the house as much
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, 1955-05-11
JOURNAL
or THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST LEGISLATURE
OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
First Regular Session 1855
Q U R N "A L
OF THE VIRGIN A N
First Regular Session 1855
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1855
Continued from yesterday

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employers and employees affected hereunder, contractors and
sub-contractors will be liable for compensation under this
Act to all employees ntheir employ. # the contractor or sub
contractor fails, after being notified by the Compensation
Officer, to cover such employee the compensation officer may
petition the United States District Court Of the Virgin Isl
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Compensation Officer. The United States District Court of
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SECTION "a Every employer shall pay compensation
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ployee resulting from a personal injury or occupational dis
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