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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

they participated in the Tabor
City Yam Festival, had speak
rs and movies on improving
arm practices and progressive
.arming methods. made efforts
to improve breed Of livestock in
the community and orga lized u
Young Farmers Club for the
purpose of having a coopera-
i've farm exchange.
Driver safety films and a
speaker on Social Security were
promoted through the education
committee.
Sponsorship of having school
grounds graded and beautifIca-
ton of school grounds were high
on the list of accomplishments
for 1855.
Farm safety was emphasized
by securing a tractor for rracti-
cal demonstrations TO school
students.
Money making projects were
a stage show Holiday .ioy''
and the annual minstrel show.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

porter.
The value Of a civic club in a
rural area was realized as the
1855 record was reviewed.
Among the many achievement
were contributions (S75) to the
school hot lunch program, $500
to March of Dimes, AMI assist
ing in raising funds t3r ssho~:
playground equipment and Boys
Home, Inc. RuritanS rliSed
Sl005 for playground equipment
and $500 for Boys Homo. A do
nation of $50 was made to the
-ebanon Methodist Church.
One of the outstanding pro-
jects in the welfare division Ci
the club was founding a clothes
bank at school for needy chill
iren. Clothes were distributed
through the school 10 those
deemed needy.
Along the agriculture line,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
FOWLER
ARM IDENTIFIED

Last weeks mystery farm
vas quickly identified by Queen
'owlcr, owner, who came by the
Tribune office to pick up his
picture.
Mr.. Fowler and his sister. Mis-.
EmlInc Fowler. live on the farm
which has always been tnci,
home. The late WASHINGTON
Fowler. their father. first own
cd the 80 acre plantation.
H. recent years 4 new hNm,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
williams Rutun Elect Fk President Review Clubs Outstanding

Williams Township Ruritans
brought another successful year
to a close Thursday night ano
started anew with election of
officers.
H. B. Frink was elected presi-
dent succeeding H. B. Todd.
Reelection of the following
officers rounded out the bust
ness session at the annual ladies
might banquet at the Williams
School cafeteria. Paul Stephens
was reelected vice president, v.
j. Colombo began his third year
as secretary and James Long,
Jr. was renamed treasurer. c.
w. TODD, h. V. Sasser and L. p.
Ward, Jr. were named one, two
and three year directors, re-
spectively.
John Murray was appointed
sgt.-at-armS, J. NJ. Carroll,
chaplain and V. J. Colombo, re-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

Mrs. Ray Soles and daughter
Luray. and Louise and Mickey
Watts spent some time in Col
onial Heights. Va. recently
where they attended the we'd
ding of Miss Christine Watts
and Ernest Durwood BARGE.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

held Monday, November IS.
Other officers named for the
new year include Brenda Ward,
vice president and reporter
Priscilla Currie. secretary and
treasurer:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

MIR. and Mrs. Donald Currie
are counselors for the organiza-
lion.
Another highlight of the meet
ng was the selection of the cast
or the Christmas play to be
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

lgiven in Williams Township
School auditorium December a.
Jack Butler, Brenda Williams
Sarah Ward and Brenda Ward
will compose the cast.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

las been built on the farm and
improvements have been made
to the barnes.
The main crops grown on the
farm, located on route 2, Tabor
city, are tobacco, corn, sweet
potatoes and oats.
Clyo Fowler of route l, Loris
won a free subscription for cor
'ectly identifying the farm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07
Lebanon MYF
Names Officers

Betty Ward was elected presi-
lent of the Lebanon Methodist
Youth Fellowship at a meeting
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

ATTEND WEDDING
Mrs. Bruce Watts and daugh-
Ter, Janice, also Howard Watts
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

GE THE TABOR CITY TRIBUNE
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-07

WE'D, DEC. Z, 1855
Evening star., 1955-01-30
four floors are planned
Our Bethesda Budget
Store Is Being Rebuilt

Our Bethesda Budget Store, DESTROYED by fire in
December, 1854, is to be entirely rebuilt
Present plans coll for bigger better shop in
store. with four selling floors, 1900 square feet
OF selling spoce. Complete oir-condtionino is an
important part of these pIons Our forget dote for
the opening: about August of this year.
The Bethesda Budget store hos the unusuoI dis
tnction of being the "broncl," OF a Down stors
Store the only one of its kind, os far as we
know.
Its loyal customers have rhode nnony coils ond
written many letters expressing the hope that it
would be rebuilt We believe thot in its new form
it will win even more friends
Evening star., 1955-01-30
beautiful simulated
PEARLS
+, 1kGsan | 'o'

similar styles in stock, ZOO and 800
These domestic simulated peorls with gloss
bases ore onaong the incest we have offered at
this price. Rhodium finished rhinestone and
some Sterling silver closps. Choose dog COL
lars. TO row uniform and graduated; reou-
lar lengths. ! to 4 rows ond some 1-row
taotted jumbo pearls.
Pleose odd 1925 Federal tox
Down Stors Store JeweIry
Evening star., 1955-01-30

Straight from the Isle of Copri comes this
exciting new washable cotton shirt. Made
for suits and sports. A briIIiont bIoze of
color on white background Wear it
tucked in or out Sizes 81 to 38.
Down Stors Store BIoases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14
EosiIy-BuiIt Screen Serves
Many Household Purposes

of the frame. Spread wood glue
in grooves and on tongues. Join.
Place glued pieces in clamps to
dry.
When all pieces are assembled
join three frames with double
hinges. One hinge should be
about 3 inches from the upper
edge, one in the center and an
other three inches from the bot
tom. Attach glider feet, two on
each panel. Sandpaper and ap-
ply one coat of varnish or lacquer,
When dry paint with gold lac
quer. Two coats may be re-
quired. COR use a paint color of
your choice if you prefer.
Embroidering Burlap
Cut three pieces of burlap SO
inches x "a inches. Lay out the
design. The weave in burlap is
so definite that it is easy to en-
broider a straight line by follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14

DIRECTIONS: Out NJ T. Ave. via new Buto. Wash.
Pkwy to Londover 3D. o. 2o7) turnout Continue out 2o1
post Prince Georges C. c. and Kentlond to PALMER PARK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14

ing Q thread. A stripe is made
by weaving UP and down in q
slant line. The stripes are 10
threads Of the burlap weave wide
and the slant is 10 threads long.
Turquoise is pretty. Use outline
stitches for narrow stripes IL
inches long, overlapping six
threads from previous stitch.
Red harmonizes nicely. Go all
the way through the burlap with
these stitches so the design ap-
pears on both sides. Conceal yarn
ends under stitches. Couch the
brown cotton rope on with brown
sewing thread. Be careful that
stitches do not go through the
burlap to show on the reverse
side unless the rope design is
repeated on the back.
Fold raw edges of burlap to-
ward front. Attach burlap panels
to the back side of frame with
upholstery tacks, allowing u
inch overlap and 2 inch spac-
ings. Tack upper edge first, then
work down evenly on each side.
Keep the same amount of ten
sion on each side so the design
remains straight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14
BY VIVIAN BROWN

A standing screen can serve
many useful purposes in the
household. 1t can be pushed
hastily around the laundry bas-
ket. 1t can screen baby's crib
from a draft or lend privacy to a
corner of a room.
One of burlap and pine de-
signed by Elizabeth Cowen may
be made for less than $40. Here's
how:
You'll need a crewel work
needle. long sewing needle, a
paint brush, rabbet-plane. right
angle wood clamps. Materials in
clude 512 yards OF gold burlap,
one spool dark brown sewing
thread, one spool each of red and
turquoise linen weaving yarn Cor
other colors), l hank of brown
cotton rope tthe type used in
weaving). white pine strips, glue,
sandpaper, a small can of lacquer
or varnish. one pint gold lacquer,
six double hinges with screws,
six metal glider feet, about 800
brass head upholstery tacks.
Making Frame
Make the frame out of six white
pine strips, 10 inches long and
six pieces 20l2 inches long (21a
by 34 inch stock. The joints
at corners are rabbeted to
increase the rigidity and strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14
STOP HERE!!!
R-z.l NJ T:.a.

Owner must sell at sacrifice.
Tremendous buy. Brick and red
wood contemporary rambler. A
most immaculate, comforta Bile
and charming home. Only liz
years old. Gift. living room.
separate dining room, adorable
mSGsIn Kitchen aeI;h, dispose twin
third bedroom, III tiled baths,
brick wall dual fireplace. Thermo-
pane WindOwails. You will love
the Datio-leveled immense recrea-
ton room with fireplace and
windowal, opening onto living
patio. Carport, storage attic,
wall to wall carpetinE, auto.
washer dryer. Beautiful large
lawn. fenced. Assume large CT
trust. Near new elementary and
Darochial schools.
Directions: Out Nep Hampshire
Are: to ErSkine fCdrole Hioh
lands, right to 18th Pl. and
Open" SIGN at 1903.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14
De LUXE RAMBLER

NAcant-We urge you to see this
outstanding rambler; will go CT;
near Sligo Park and Parkside Ele-
mentary School, close-in conven-
lent location. Foyer entrance, very
spacious liy. rm. with fireplace,
large dining room, modern
kitchen, dishwashe disposal. PAN
Try and breakfast space. Three
twin-siE bedrooms, g full baths.
large closets, wall-to-waii CARPET.
ing, finished daylight recreation
room, maids room, EaraKe,
sscreened-in porch. huge lot. Priced
to sell.
Directions Out ColesviNe I'd. TO
Sligo pkDv., left I block to Bru-
nett, Tioht to Lordin, ueer right
to house and Open" Sfan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Ideal Home For Couple

Ideal Home For Couple
Reduced to $4,000 for quick
sale, this two-bedroom brick
rambler. located in NorthwOod
Park, features studio living room
with fireplace. separate dining
room, kitchen. side screened
porch, basement. garage, lot
65x22O. Don't miss il.
Directions: Out Colesrille Rd.
past -Four Corners to LorGin, left
to Edgewood, right to 1924 and
our Open" sioH,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14
LARGE.FAMILY HOME

This Is new listing near st.
Michaefs. Three large bedrooms
and tiled bath, full basement with
shower bath, spacious living room
with fireplace, modern kitchen and
level lot with doEwood trees. Near
everything. Price reduced for CT
offer.
Directions: Out Piney Branch I'd.
to Philadelphia ore., left to Wood
bury, right on Woodbury. to Gist.
noht to S17 CYST and Open"
6ign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-14
3 BEDROOMS AND DEN

Near F0rksIde School
CT appraised. The perfect brick
Colonial in the perfect neighbor-
hood bus at corner; all nicely
proportioned rms. large separate
din. rm. with corner cabinet, new
kit. full bsmt. with lavatory and
outside exit, space for rec. rm.,
lovely lot. Outstanding for only
Directions: Out Colespille Rd. TO
Dallas, right on Dallas TO I0026
and our open" sign.
Evening star., 1955-07-08
Hap MEk

rLCMBER for iobbtng WORK and re-
class mechanic and have Nd Jour
: Z. sATEnHh Nan Z SsssooE soE. 20 ;so64 Rog
ave. ne, HO, $4,000. %
HELPER TO m posi-
lion with esfablished frm, hospi-
WEBSTER & soNs. NC. test
1870, Service BLDG. 1st and n sts-
PoRfER with knowledge Of switch
board for modern apt. bldg. Good
working conditions. See Res. mar ,
THE EDDYsToNE, 1901 Vermont
PoRTER. colored; dayvork. ~ noon
to $50 p.m.; Sunday on. Residen-
ti1l apt. house. Good pay. Only
sober. reliable. experienced man
apply. Resident manager. 1900 p
81. nv. NE. S-0540. -s
PR8SSEK on rough work. Apply
0REEfSTOfE CLEANING PLANT.
332 62nd st. ne, LU. 2-s0ss;
PREssERs-FuIly experienced. Good
pay, paid vacation. Call Mr..
BUTLEE, oy; 3-lGoQ. -S
midnight to 8 an: steady work,
PUBLISHING co. 3o1 N st. ne.
PRODUCE MANAGER. exper. only:
psny paid hospitalization and in
SoHsa iSFsRfi AgBIFyr s8BFrR II IsRSh sGSk sss
RhOda Island ave ne "a
Evening star., 1955-07-08
II. EDWARD CHOZICK
84S Warner Building
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Filed May 8, 1856, Harry M. Hull.
Clerk.

Observation-Disclosures Defendant
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia.--Fritz
Fraser. Julius Frager and George
Fraser. as Joint Tenants. partners.
tIs Erassr's Hardware. Plaintiffs.
and Deyisees Of Robert c. Mangum
and Edith NJ. Mangum, his wife
Deceased, Defendant.--No. 151T-55.
The object Of this suit Ia to OBJ
tain O Judgment establishing Of
record by adverse possession Plain
tins title to the following described
real estate. Part Of Lot Thirty-six
,36) IN Martin 8. Fealy's combina;;
tGn Sf ots IN 9dSSs Square Nine Inc hHndred an,
the Records Of the once Of the
Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumbia described as follows: Be-
ginning for the same at the point
Of intersection Of the East line Of
said lot with the line Of Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. and running thence
III foot; thence South parallel with
the East line of said lot to Q point
Eisht and eighty-five hundredths
1881 feet North OF the South line
OF said lot: thence East to the East
line OF said lot; and thence North
on said East line TO the place OF pe-
ginning" The above-describfd prop
erty is now known for purposes Of
assessment and taxation as rart
OF Lot S23 IN Square 994. On mo-
tion Of the plaintiffs. It is this 18TH
day Of May, 1885. ordered that the
defendants The Unknown Heirs,
Alienees. and Deyisees Of Robert e.
Mangnm and Edith M. Mangum, his
wife, Deceased, cause their appear
ance TO. be entered herein on OF
before the nrst rule day occurring
after the expiration Of Three
months from the day Of first pub
iication, otherwise the cause Will be
proceeded with as In case OF De.
fault. Provided, a copy Of this order
be published Twice q month foI
Three months In the washington
Law Reporter, and The Eysnins &
Star before said day. lS) EDWARD
NJ. CURRAN. Judge. (Seal. a true
copy. Test HARRY NJ. HULL
Clerk, BY DOROTHY NJ. BARRicK.
Deputy Clerk,
my3o. 81 -je3,ln-jy1.s
PILZER a JACOBS, Attorneys.
=. I401 l. 81. NV.
Washington. ID. @.
Evening star., 1955-07-08

SALES MANAGER with experience
for up-to-date, modern, 1st-foor
ofice. Members Mont. Co. Real
Estate Board and multiple listing.
Also opening for two good sales.
men. CHESTER H. KELLER, 101l7
Colesville rd.. JU. 5-7100.
to contact building
contractors. building supply and
farm supply dealers. Salary or
salary and commission. Retirement
plan. Car essential. Reply in hand
writing. giving refs. and something
about yourself to Box 104-K. Star
for Ise. well-regarded
tobacco, candy, drug, sundry
wholesaler: established local terri
tory. calling on retail stores. Appli.
cants must have sales exper. AND
want q permanent position with
good future. disqualification. life
ms. and many other company
benefits. Car required. Apply after
$50 am STANDARD CIGAR 8;
for service
truck. Good opportunity. for am
bilious man with initiative. Apply
BEACON ELECTRIC CO.. S061
18Th ST.. Silver Spring. Md. JU.
Evening star., 1955-07-08
Hnp-MHA

ELECTRICIAN. 2 or 8 US. exper. and
drivers hSsnse Il 2; e; Apply Nrr. ".
5' 2rr' JoaS 2ao & 9; &W.ssIsR 4 sons
eisa5 ssiDer d. stssay YORK:
t. yasstt,ons WITH "a, p.yi sisk ,sl.., leave 1H,,
have %. c: iournsyman's card. Cal
Re S FL -l92I 92 for 70 ,S an pSsnF ap2Sl1srsnt-
must have p: c. electrician card;
EIECTRiCiAN. b. c. card. eIper.
CONNER. work. sober. drivers per-
nit. Good wages for top man Tu.
Evening star., 1955-07-08
INSURANCE

Experience wanted. An exceptional
opportunity awaits the man who
has supervisory background with
debit company. Straight salary with
excellent incentive program. II In
terested In sales MANAGEMENT, write
giving fun details. Box 494-L, Star
THIS IL NOT A DEBIT COMPANY
-l3
INVENTORY CONTROL cLERK =
avsT Gxeei a. opp0r nn;,sds. f1r young =, man not
Reply 70 Bog 357-M, Star. 10
edge OF oil burner and be handy
with tools; good starting salary
plus apt. and utilities. Only expe-
Tleneed Te ,nsstsn, nssd apply gda Apply suite s
coiored: exper. only for
garden apis. Apply. Ager I'd. and
29th ave-, Hyatts.. Md, AP. 1888.
JANIToR, colored; must have knowl-
edge Of oil burner and be handy
with tools; good starting salary
rienced need apply. See Res. Mgr.
32lO Wis. ave. NV. 10
JANITOR, for small BLDG. hours,
to 8 p.m.: days q week: attrac-
salary; must have record Of sub
stantial long employment; one
who likes to work and look after
all details. Reply BY letter giving
ref; and record Of employment. Box
KESNaiLMAN 1SSshi NAN to work in veterinary
hospital. Apply in person. 1915
|LAB0REsRs, steady work on large
construction Job. Good pay with
advance In pay; Silver Spring z
Gl'ss GossPsUcT1oN Paa5 MnesF0e Co. pay is2s4 oS
|LfNoLEUM AND TILE MECHANIC;
must be. experienced. Report. ready
sS ySTk stssey Goss ;Sb' .gSs gSSsd ss psy
LfcsNsES hEfaSs 6lVf fNGiNEER GiSi for midtown @S
No children: quarters and salary.
Call mgr. Ho. 2-6151. %
MACHINE OPERATORS
Production machine operators are
needed for new electronic produce
ton project being started in Ar
lington, Va. by Aerovox Corp. Call
Mr: McLauEhlin. OF. 4-7sle for
AEROVOX CORP.
MAIL ROOM HELPER to count and
wrap papers, etc.; fast and accur-
ate init With hands hands Sgt sgst 2oSS 9ssa sI2o
creases to qualified applicants.
Generous sick and annual leave.
Box 35-M. Star. 10 /.
MAINTENANCE MAN; exper. general
repairs and plumbing: with car.
Apt. project. Hillcrest Hts. Md.
MkiNTENANCE MAN. with knowl-
edge of stena equipment for main
tenance work In dry cleaning plant.
Permanent position. Apply W. A.
Gentner. AR1STO CLEANERS "
DYERS. 1926 8. Capitol st. --S
Evening star., 1955-07-08
PERSONAL

THOSE REALISTIC oil paintinssi
5. psr G. INFO T. write p O. Box q! S1So'
NICE. PLEASANT HOME for elderly
folks, fine food. care: TV: inspec-
tion invited. NO. 1-3242.
WANTED-Chevy Chase. Bethesda,
Kensinston area. lst floor room
convalescent older woman. Call
bet. 5 and 3 pm, OIL. 2-4060,
HAIR TIMING is our business; Cd
years experience. Roux or Clairol;
$500. complete. Why pay $3.50?
FRENCH BEAUTY SHOP. 2s2i
MiMRo GRAfHiiING, 500 copies, ss.7,
incl. typ. of sten. ExCH. SERv. CO,
1740 X st. NV. Rm. 4s. ST. 3-6ls6.
FORMS 81. o. Q. Job application.
prsparsd sna typsd;, personnel
K ct. NV, RIM. 4s, st. 3.ols6.
Evening star., 1955-07-08
Order Publication

Filed July 5. 1855, Harry NJ. Hull
UNITED STATES s!'Eai 'DEaisFnscEI', I', {; eogn1 e,g
for the District OF Columbia
ToMAsINA oSoRIo BADTKE, !,
1904 Argonne Place, NV. wash
LIAM MARTIN BADTKE. A. P. o.
No. "A GO Postmaster. san Fran
cisco, California tlast known al
dress, Defendant.-No. 2409-55.--
The object OF this suit Is to obtain
absolute divorce upon the ground OF
Ave years separation without CO.
habitation, ON motion Of the plain
tlff, IL Is this bth day Of July, 1855,
ordered that the defendant, William
Martin Badtke. cause his appear.
ance to be entered herein on OF
before the fortieth day. exclusive
OF sundays and legal holidays. oc.
curing rfter. the day OF the nrst
publication Of this order; otherwise
she cause will be proceeded. with
as In case OF default. Provided, Q
copy OF this order be published once
in the washington Law Reporter,
day. aS rs 9s., K. y. KEESH, judge.
fSesl.) Attest: HARRY ". HULL
Clerk. By JOHN D. NooNE. peputy
Clerk. jyS.1b.22
Evening star., 1955-07-08
MANAGER
SMALL LOAN

FOR NEW AIR-CoND. OFFICE
OPENING IN 8 WEEKS.
Excellent salary, annual bonus. bene-
fits. We are on a rapid expansion
program. Excel. oppor. 70 get in on
ground floor. Future unlimited
aass sxpsr haYs Repies a ed yI' ccnaentia ss tGan
Call o am. to $40 .p.m, Mr. New
ton or Mr.. Stuart, MAJOR FL
NANCE, 1888 Eastern ave-. 8. g..
Md. ,JU. 7-5305.
MEAT statesmen, experienced. local
salary and commissions. Call MR..
GAMBELL, Ii. 6-2150. 10,
MECHANICS f3l, experienced; mod
srn shop; sxcellent tr yoTHni1sx pn5sxT9T S9ndlT /:
MOTOR siS9r sle1es co.. + 20. sH s.2iss. % 10
5ia-day week: new shop. Call MR..
JOHNSTON. LU. 4-7S00.. 3
MILLWORK estimator and detailer.
Write or aply in person. i. s.
II,Re.gs TyRoy.R, ud 47s5 Bethesda iC aye"
OIL fhe'BfSssSiE BHaSEk Re; sERvIcEMAN. expert
skooKLAND CO, 9th and Mich
osERRAToR9for Per aSsi nls; Northwest DIS pfas-
line. MODEL 25. Loading trucks IN
considered. XII. 9-6683. .
OPTlCIAN, experienced dispenser
and henchman for medical clinic,
GROUP HEALTH ASSN. 1925
Vermont ave. NV. 40-hr. wk;, 23
days vacation, 13 days sick leave
per yr Comprehensive medical and
hospital coverage for self and de-
pendents. Salary commensurate
with experience. Call Elk. 3-593S
for appointment 3
PAINTERS AND SWING MEN, 1st
class men only. Apply rear 250b
18th st. NV, 1880 am. --13
PAINTERS-several men that can
take complete charge OF housing
projects. Must understand color
mixing and be first class. sober
men. Car necessary. Top wages
paid, plus other benefits. Phone
OIL. 2-7s73. bet. SO, Mon. Fri; for
PAINTERS; $3.50 per hour. AR
LINGTON MAINTENANCE CO. Re-
port for work 7:30 am. Monday
at Trailer 200 Area. 30. Post. Fort
Evening star., 1955-07-08
REAL ESTATE
MANAGEMENT

Do you have apartment rental know
how? Are you . live wire salesman?
II your answers are yes. We nave
opportunity plus for you! This
position calls for renting apartment
ability and technique with one Of
sgement firms in Northern Virginia.
Write full details Of experience giy-
ing local references, also state sal
ary desired end phone number for
interview, Box 360-L. star. -=l2
REAL ESTATE Statesmen
or inexperienced, Join
an active, successful BROKERAGE
nrm. so years in the business. Pull
cooperation from sales manager eMnc M
once. Fun time only. ASK for MI
j., J :. IAksHALL Z; Z; wAPLE CO, ,ooo,
CLERK. white; 6.day
wk.; must have knowledge Of food
Please cail, wooDMoNT CoUN-
TRY CLUB. Good salary and meals
proyidsd; oL; S,s640i covn7I.Sov |rS
NhShaaat; VIZ .si|lts ssd az. szDsrisnss; csIi
RAAPsiS2R2qI0S AIh SGHRR2TqTt0SsiNaaE NaaEcHAN1c.- to
service and install ice cream cabi-
nets and soda fountains: must have
tools and be thoroughly expert
eneed In refrigeration service;
permanent sysM yesr-Tound Ssn. Job; va yssa'
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. com.
mercial, only experienced need ap-
ply; S110 wk., overtime. commits
sions; steady. ANDY's. LA. 6-4400.
10
REFRIGERATION MAN, take over
business or work commission basis.
REFRIGERATIoN SERVICE MAN
Exper. preferred; drivers permit.
Good pay for right man. Call AID.
4-1S41. 1928 14th st. NV. --10
Evening star., 1955-07-08

DRIVER, pass. car, white, sober
reliable. ssle. pref, willing 10 make
trip to West Coast. Expenses,
small sal. Refs. Box 202-M. Star
10
DRIVERS. white, earn money in
your spare time. car necessary,
CAL until 8. RA. e-b67e or HE.
DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK with
sssiiif snd az ssns sns' xppis lIsa In Der cah as
TLEToN PHARM.. 10th and r n.H
Iii
EL5cIRlcIANs and expsTissssSl A
tn. 2-p062 bet. 4 and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-08
pERsoNAL-tcsat.l

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Dane paase Cub; c,61. m.ness,hiPs s es.ns .s;
ssys iua 's'ssl slus 0I ss:ons Sass1 sIus shf
social per week. Rates. SO PEI
month. Ho. 2-2217. @a
ger wave. Use. WARfLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 q st. nv.
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