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John G. Webster & Sons, Inc.
627 F st. NV.

SALES TRAINEE. by large manu-
and commission with guaranteed
Box l0u-Z. Star. 81
SALESMAN--ExpandinR construction
CO. has OPENINGS to cover NV. Wash
and Montg. Co. for newly. ACQUIRED
CONSTR. co, JU. s-i555. ~
SALESMAN,.Must have store expert
ence in selling sporting foods. Per-
manent. position offered to person
spo ssGe f eEETs s viz sS0d refs
SALEsMAN-call on retail trade for
manufacturer. Agent for fast-moving
line. No objection retired man. lib
eral commission. Write phone num-
SALESMAN-Young man for kitchen
remodeling department of local AZ
yr. established firm; some college
nee. but experience may be sub
stituted; must be a methodical
thinker and possess good references;
n.y. sTe' s sarninss; s S'599 o per Y; Can
WEBSTER CO. 627 r ST. NV -
SALESMAN--Leader in cuisines
forms industry seeks a representa-
tive for the WASHINGTON area. ~ to
IS years. A, knowledge of ofice
systems desirable. but NOT absolutely
essential. because thorough training
is provided. Previous sales expert
ence also helpful. To successful APP
plicant o lifetime remunerative ca
reer is available. Applicants are
assured their identity will not be
disclosed until negotiations have
been completed. Call MA. s-51O1
for appt. ~
SALESMAN, white, 25 to 40, for
truck route servieing GE lamp ac-
counts; local good salary and COM
mission: excel. future. BEACON
ELEC. SUPPLY CO.. So51 18th ST,
Silver Spring, Md. ~. $4,000. -27
office furniture and allied
lines: interested in color. decor. etc
Drawing account and excellent COM
mission with opportunity for al
vancement to risht party. Must be
high type and between ages OF IS
to 40. In reply, state age and quail
ifications; also send snapshot. il
possible. Box l1I-Z, Star. III
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIANs, man hair stylist,
manicurtst, for NV. beauty salon;
steady position: open salary; young
clientele. Call OIL. 4-54Sl. between
s and 10 pm, ewes. -
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER-
ATOR, Remineton Rand. part time
evenings: stock brokerage experience
necessary Call Mr.. GRASS, ST
3-5Su0. for interview. 20
WHITE COUPLE as custodians for
small. garden-type Arlington apt,
Must be able to rent apis, AND dc
seneral janitorial work. First-fioor
1-bedrm. apt. plus salary. Give
experience and qualifications. Box
p aSaF SEA TEACHERS WANTED. white,
to be trained for ballroom, ballet
and tap; full or part time; must
be over 81, Call Du. T-2l4c. u
TO i pm, Mon. through Fri. TIRE
MONT DANCE STUDIO, 2605 Conn.
DANCE Ballroom. exper
or inexper.. We will train. Call for
interview. FRED ASTAIRE DANCE
STUDIOS. DI. 1-1933, Is
RESIDENT MANAGER. for lS-unit
sarden-type apt. blds. in Takoma,
D. c. Husband may be employed
elsewhere but could assume all or
part of caretaker's duties: allowance
and salary 10 be based on services
rendered: must be sober. honest de-
pendable. and furnish good refer
ences. Box EEK. Star. u
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SAL EsWOMEN, experienced for ma
ternity shop full and part time
THE SToRK SET, 1924 Conn.
ave nv 80
experienced. high
srade women's apparel permanent
position. Apply 101S Conn. ave
~
l-Girl. 1-man insurance
service once: some shorthand ncces-
sary: insurance experience preferred :
pleasant working conditions: many
company benefits Call ID. 7-4465.
for appt 80
Established law once:
starting salary, SOS per 5-day week
Call Elk. 3-0l24 -26
SECRETARY. for publication. 5-day
week: downtown, location: typing
speed 60 min. shorthand required.
Write stating qualifications. expert
ence and salary desired. Boz 243-x,
Star. AZ
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PRINTING advertising

ner: experienced in all phases OF
copy, design and complete prepare
tion Of commercial and direct mail
sales promotion material. A fair for
ideas-and practical application TO
your trade or industrial association S
needs. Diversified background IA
yearsl in graphic arts; copy prepara-
ton, layout, topographic design. In
tereSted in sound connection with
national oreanization; can prove a
5000 annual value. Box Att
Star. 21'
SERVICE STATION work or
porter, Saturdays. LII.
2-4354.
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IJPHOI, STERERS

UPHOLSTERERS
work, usual company bene-
fits. Apply employment ONCE Sher-
aton-Park Hotel, Conn. ave. at
Woodley I'd. NV. ~
WOOL PRESSER-Top-au work
required: top salary for right man;
vacation with pay. Christmas bonus;
only quality man need apply. DU.
7-2341, ask for Mr.. DIAMOND;
BOY WANTED. to learn and work
in furniture repair shop. Live in,
with OWNERS family. JE. 4-06S9.
MAN as chief engineer. 3rd class IL
cense. for new S-story bldg, down
town Wash. Oil-f1red boiler. State
qualifications. references to Box H.
MAN. reliable. ambitious, white only.
to do ll-round work at poultry
stand in large market. Reference
absolutely required. Man with family
preferred. Salary to. compensate for
ability. MA. S-2672 for appt. -25
MAN. general outside work: some
farming and lawns: single, to live
in; must be willing worker. sober
and reliable. Apply Mr.. Gaieski.
CHAMBERS GREENHOUSES, 10.
H-SoUU -,
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Bldg. Materials
SEASONED LUMBER
DOORS AND WINDOWS
PLUMBING AND
RADIATORS
MANY OTHER'BUILD-
ING ITEMS AT BAR
GAIN PRICES.
Come and Browse Around
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood RI. NE. AID. 2-e177
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HELP-WoMEN

sxperieneed: Rockville
area Call Pc. 2-6I31 between 6
and b Monday through Friday.
SECRETARY. SUBURBAN MARY
LAND. for private health sseney in
Kensington. Md; 5-5sy week. lib
eral vacation. 10 4-605n. 80
stenos.. bkkprs., bkkpg.
mach. oprs., many others, ATLAS
AGCY. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV, RIM.
.lU6.
to executive; $1,000 to
So, 800. NATIONAL COUNSEL
LORS. 1101 Conn. ave. ME.
S-2j63. -2S
to trade association ex-
ecutive; must assume responsibility.
work with minimum supervision. Ex-
cellent shorthand and typirg, and
able to compose effective letters.
Age 25-40. Interesting work, 5-day
week. Starting salary open Apply
py writing Box 36s-X, Star. Give
full details OF schooling and pre-
yious employment as references
Also salary desired. Interviews will
be arranged for those who appear
qualified. ~
Secretary, 1-Girl Ofc., $500
JANE BURcH. Room zee. Bond Bldg.
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ENGINEER 5th CLASS

Fer modern downtown apartment
building: must be sober. reliable. and
have knowledge of Iron Fireman
.stoker operation; salary plus attrac-
tive apartment: no children. For
appointment call Mrs. Hammock.
TIE scAAn -2T
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Flagstone and Stone

FLAGsToNE, STONE, CEMENT pa
tics. walls. steps, etc. Free estimate
Call JERRY LII 1-41hk
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ESTIMATOR,
FOOD PLAN TRAINER

Salary basis. open. Can sell also If
desired; must know all phases of
food plan selling in field and be able
TO train other statesmen In ONCE and
orators, but need a man With a
proven record and references that
can be checked. Integrity and
honesty are vital factors in our
program and prime requisites OF
the man we hire to train our sales
force Personal interview Sunday
evening. $500 Wis. ave, Apt, 632.
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Beautiful Sterling-China

Average Ss5 to Sl25 weekly with
Natl. advertised Sterling and fins
China. Flexible hours, no experience
required. Not canvassing. For appt
call OF. 4-7741, 10 to ! or Z to o;
ewes. -3l
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SAI,ESMEN
statesmen

Men who have had some experience
in specially selling such as storm
windows, awnings, fencing or any
allied line. II you have the above
qualifications plus your own trans
portetlon, We can supply leads from
insure you steady income mo fan
tastic promises 1t is entirely up
10 you, but We will guarantee a
draw to experienced men plus leads
IL mos. q year. Come in and talk
it over with me, between 10 am.
and $3.50 pm. at HOME INDUS
TRIES, INC, o3l4 Attn st. ne.
Ask for Jim Kennedy. -cS
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FURNITURE Statesmen

familiar with installment selling
inside work: good working conds. ::
excel salary and comm. Ask for
Mr. Keller MARVIN'S CREDIT. T34
9Th St NV --oS
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GARDENER, experienced. colored.
mo children> who Is retired or
otherwise EMPLOYED and needs a
modern 3-rm. apt; will give apt.
In exchange for small services.
Apply 1413 K st. NV. rs
GARDNER. full time to care for
shrubbery; lawns, planting; trans
c642 on March 90 after IL noon.
GAS STATION SHIFT MANAGER for
evenings; one who do can do all
around work: fabrication. handle
men; good salary; must be depend
able and have references Box
.soa-x. Star. as
GAS ISLAND ATTENDENTs--Lesd-
ing automotive concern has openings
for exper. attendants for morning
shifts 2 am. to $3.50 pm. and eve
ming shifts $3.50 pm, to 100 am.
Exper.. courteous and ambitious men
only. Must have D. c. drivers per-
NIT excel. starting salary plus COM
mission and company benefits. Apply
Mr.. HUBBELL. CALL CARL, INC
1850 34th st. NV. "a
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DRIvERS-Exeellent earnings for
men with knowledge OF Arlington
County; a-way radios and taxi
meters in all cabs. Apply 1925
lee hwy. Arl. 81
DRUGSTORE SUPERVISOR and buy
er for small growing chain. Excel.
opportunity. Box 33s-x, star;
ELECTRICIAN, exper. in new and old
work. In D. c.; good working cond.'
good future; depending on indiv.
Gail EN-. 2-l233. -%
ELECTRICIAN, exper Must have
d. c. card and drivers permit;
steady employment to reliable man.
AID. 4-03ai. ~
ELECTRICIAN. sober: exper.; aboye
.syerase pay. ADVANCE ELEC-
Uric. 5a16 9TH st. nv. sat: sun
ENGINEER, 3rd-class or better, for
large lst-elass apartment house, not
r-conditioned; must be expert
scneed in heavy oil burners and be
aole to do maintenance work and
supervise workmen. Quarters and
utilities included. Must have refer
ences. Give all pertinent informa-
LION In writing. Reply Box 1I-z'
RNGINEER-civil or ARCHITECT
Design and promotion work; some
travel. for firm affiliated with hum
Der industry. Professional contact
experience desirable. Send complete
personal and experience record; sal
AIRY expected. Box 190-X. Star. -
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GAS STATION SHIFT MANAGER for
GROCERY MAN

Experienced in wholesale warehouse.
Must know how to drive tractor and
trailer. Good oppor. for young man
with responsibility. SEVEN COR
NERS MARKET Arlington blvd,
Falls Church. Va. II
GUARDS. white. 30-45 years OF aFe,
bondable. at least ) It. 10 in. 1876
lbs. one VI. local resid. req: no
former applicants or phone calls
considered Apply NATIONAL DE-
TECT1VE AGENCY. 1909 H st. NV.
81
HOTEL FRONT DESK CLERK. ex-
perienced. Evenins shift. Pleasant
workins conditions In small hotel
Apply Box 1907, Star. rs
ICE CREAM plant work, Write Per-
sonnet. p o, Box 1870 Washing
ton. D. C.. giving age. race phone
number and employment record in
FIRST letter. -27
ICE CREAM route men, 81 years or
over, SIS cash bond. Apply In per-
son. JACK AND JILL ICE CREAM
co, 1919 l. st. Sc, between l and
pm. -
INVENTORY CLERK: experience re-
auired to operate Cardex perpetual
inventory for service and manufac-
turing operation. Call for apt,
COLUMBIA SPECIALITY co. {a25
Bradley blvd. Chew Chase. Nd.
OIL 2.11Oo. -26
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WOMEN WANTED

MIDDLE-AGED. white: woman TO
serve as res. manager for lRe. guest
house mr.. Dupont Circle; eXper. pref
Salary and apt. furn. Please give
details in letter to Box 1907. Star.
KNOWLEDGE OF BOOKKEEPING.
to operate Burroughs postins ma
chine tipping essential. age 20-50;
5-day week: hospitaliza ton: salary,
$3.50 per year. MR.. MILLER, NO.
1900 -
WHITE REFINED PERSON. c5 to 45.
with personality and intelligence.
20 i've in new home in Bethesda;
- girls. = and 3 yrs. other help en-
ployed time of, Call OIL. 4-54Sl
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MAN-DEPENDABLE

With car. Permanent employment
Apply ELECTROLUX CORP. 3tU7
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen wanted
by growing Falls Church hrm-Men
with integrity, some exper. and a
desire for q better future. Call man.
ager, JE. <-2s4<. ~
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STENOGRAPHER-S SECRETARY
law Office in Washington; in answer
ing, please state age, education,
former employment and expected
salary, Box 4Sl-T. Star. rs
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BIOLOGICAL
LAB. TECH, BETHESDA
PART-TIME

Hours flexible. 5-day wk.; seroloey.
bact., or tissue culture exper. helpful.
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HELP-MEN
Real Estate Salesman

REAL ESTATE Statesmen - Pull
time. EARLY DAWN a CO.. COZ
Kennedy ST. NV. Tu. 2-222R. -21
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REUPHOLS TERING

REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reupholster-
ing. labor and material. 500. work
manship guar: 70 sears In same
establishment. La FRANCE UP.
FOSTERING. 2509 14th st. NV
CO. 5-23s1.
WATERPROOFING, Paint
ing, serr.. work guar. white mech.
low cost. Mr.. NEVINS. Ii, 7-S209.
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Fence, Chain Link. ST Per
Foot Installed. 10. 1-0292
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SALE. Monroe. Bur-
roughs Marchant Remington. SIS
and Up CENTRAL. 20l9 14th st.
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MANTEO PERSONALS

Rev. and Mrs. D., w. Charlton
of Fayetteville left Wednesday for
their home after visiting Mrs.
Rennie Williamson for several
days.
Mrs. Tracy Ward is a patient
in Norfolk General Hospital, Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Thomas and
son of Belmawr, N. j., arrived
recently to visit Mrs. Thomas
aunt, Mrs. J. B. Peterson, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Selden Midget returned
home Tuesday from Norfolk Gen
eral Hospital, Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Carther Liverman is a
patient in Pitt County Memorial
Hospital, Greenville.
Mrs. H. C. Smith has returned
home from the Albemarle Hospi-
tai, Elizabeth City. Her daughter,
Mrs. Annie Sapone, who has been
a patient in a Wilson hospital, is
home with her.
Mrs. Elmer Hartley has return
ed to the Albemarle Hospital,
Elizabeth City, where she is very
ill, after being home for several
days.
Mrs. Theo S. Meekins, Jr., is a
patient in Duke Hospital, Durham,
having been taken there by ambu-
lance Tuesday night. Mr.. Meekins
accompanied her, but has returned
home.
Mrs. Charles Marshall under
went minor operation Monday in
a Newport News, Va, hospital.
George Thyme was taken to the
Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth
City, by ambulance Wednesday
morning.
Pfc and Mrs. Jack Marshall of
Quantico, Va., spent the week end
with Mr.. Marshall's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Marshall, who
have also had as their recent
guests. Mrs. Marshall's sisters,
Misses Ore, Edna and Betty Gal
yean and Miss Frances Russell of
Corinth, Miss. Tommy Marshall ac-
companied them home to visit for
the remainder of the summer.
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letter, however, she said 1--WE have
had almost a fortnight Of real hot
weather but our temperatures rev.
er lose quite to 80 degrees as
yours dc. We were all rathe, fed
up with this spell and quite well
coined our gray days back again"
You see! apparently even the Lon d
and nature can't please ali of the
people all of the time, YET there
ata folks WHO insist on trying to
do it.
l have still to get in my first
swim of the season. The days and
evenings seem so short in the sum-
mer when there is work in the
yard to keep you busy to say moth
ing of the usual household chores
and patching. Speaking Of the
yard. quite upset my niece Bet
tvs husband Bob by referring to
his much toiled in and newly plant
ed garden as a yard. In England
yard is usually back of an alley
house, four by six yard square of
cement paving with an over flow
ing dustbin-(trash can), in one
corner of it and pile of old iron
strewn about the remaining space.
At least, that is the picture con-
jured up, although some of the
old London houses and news have
been renovated and what were old
trash piles of yards are now beau
tiful little gardens and rock gar
dens. The larger and older houses
behind their old brick or stone
walls have always had their gar
dens, some of them hundreds of
years old, carefully and lovingly
tended, with lawns that have the
texture, appearance and actual
smoothness found in an expensive
wool rug.
When I left home, the gardens
were all full of flowers, about a
month behind those here but then
the cooler temperatures allow
flowers to grow all the year round
without the almost daily need to
water them. have been trying for
two or three years to get asters
to grow here in my flower beds
but no luck. In our suburban gar
dens in England asters are one
of the easiest things to grow-if-
and a large if, you can keep the
slugs and snails away from them.
Now l haven't seen a slug since
l came here so perhaps you won't
know of what l prattle. To quote
the dictionary-"-te terrestrial pull
monate gastropod, closely related
to the ordinary land snails, but
having the shell rudimentary and
often buried in the mantle or want
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THE HIGHER
THE FEWER
There's Always Plenty of Room
At The Top
By
NANCY ]. MIDGET

"Violets from the undercliff, wet
with channel spray" to quote or
Npisquote Kipling as the case may
4e; / wouldn't like to swear with
Tout my book to verify, but it surely
sounds beautifully cool, more so
when you're native of those
parts and you can smell the cool
dampness, stand in the spirit in the
shade of the trees with the ferns
growing from the rock crevasses
and leafy ground and look through
curtain of dim green thrown by
the overhanging branches, down to
the sparkling water of the En-
glish Channel.
AS far as l can make out from
my sisters more recent letters, the
folk in England and even Scotland
have been cooling themselves off
with more or less the same day
dreaming, for it has been hot in
Ye Olde Country. Upper eightys
and ninetys and what have you,
beach barbecues and frys over
driftwood fires and last but not
least in Importance though some
thing that would be well missed,
was pack of sharks that disturb
ed the bathers and swimmers at
one well-known seaside resort.
Somehow you seem to notice the
heat more in Britain when it does
arrive, than here where one is
more or less perpetually in state
of "My! isn't it hot" from the
time June is well on it's way, to
well through September. 1t is =
case Of being short AMI sweet
in Britain. Perhaps three days,
perhaps eight in a run but most
unusually for more; between times
there is rain cooling down the day
temperature considerably and the
n;"ats more so. The cool nights ir
my estimation are a good thing,
fr the mornings can be better at
tackled after good nights rest
with possibly the need of one blan-
ket.
l had letter from one of my
friends, evil servant wo.'king in
London who, one would irnag inc.
would be only too glad to see blue
skys and warmth to reyire her
zest for living; at the emil of her
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WANcHEsE PERSONALS

Mrs. Dewey Mann, ST., has as
her guests her son and daughter
sin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Mann,
Jr. and children, Sharon and Ray
of the Canal Zone. Last week Mrs.
Mann toured the western part of
N. Carolina and w. Va. with her
visitors, taking in the Skyline
Drive, Blue Ridge Mountains, and
saw for the first time the drama.
"Unto These Hills"
I Marshall Sanderlin was taken to
Duke Hospital, Durham, Thursday
for treatment.
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BOUNTIFUL CROPS
IN PROSPECT FOR
HYD.E-BEAUFORT
Corn and Beans Tourist By Road
sides. and Gives Promise of
Prosperity in Autumn

Signs of prosperity show all the
way along the roadside on U. S.
264 through Hyde and Beaufort
counties, indicating that an I'M
usually bountiful crop of corn and
soybeans is in prospect for this
autumn. 1t looks like one of the
finest crops in years, and the tall
corn is taller than ever.
Some farmers report that a
count of sections of their corn
acreage indicate that 100-bushel
per acre yields will be frequent. A
suitable amount of moisture has
favored the farmers in these areas,
and corn has sufficiently matured
so that little stands in the way,
save strong winds which might
blow down the tall stalks.
From only one section comes a
sad note. The harvest may be
scant in the Currituck section of
Hyde County because of the salt
left on the land when Hazel pushed
in the waters of Pamlico Sound
last year. 1t takes a year or two
for the salt to leach out, and the
good people of this area have SUI
fered a costly loss.
To handle the grain in Beaufort
and Hyde, there are greater eleva-
tor and marketing facilities than
ever before. Many individual
farmers have installed metal stor-
age tanks to care for their crops.
Altogether the warehouse and
storage" facilities are excellent
and adequate for the usual crops,
but it looks as if this years will
be a bumper crop to tax all re-
sources.
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ing entirely and the body when
extended, of an elongated fusiform
shape, the whole lower surface
constituting the foot upon which
the animal crawls. Do you think
you would like one. Nice and damp
cool? Maybe you would prefer
your own breeds of trouble.
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In 1920 one Timothy Hanson
brought the seeds of European
grass to Currituck County which
ne developed into Timothy Hay.
now one of the most valuable fod-
der grasses in the United States.
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MACS HEAD OcEANsIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. McCown of
johnson City, Tenn, are visiting
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace McCown. Mrs.
McCown's mother, Mrs. G. w.
Wick, of Durham, has returned
home after visiting them for some
time.
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FOR SALE
FISHING BOAT
VERY REASONABLE

Luxurious Fishing Yacht. Converted L. c. P. 36 feet
by I feet 225 H. P Gray Marine Engine Bedroom Bath
room Commode and Washstandl Galley stainless steel
sin Double panked TO make it seaworthy Fish Box
in cockpit Excellent vessel TO for charter boat Good
opportunity to responsible party Photograph request
Write to William R. Grossberg 4o4 Board Of Trade Build
ing. Norfolk. Va