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SECRETARIES
CLERK-TYPISTS

National Empl. Service
lios 18th St. NV. at L Elk. 3-72'o
sECY., $500: 1-Eiri Office : days;
under IS yrs GENERAL EMPLOY
MINT. 1907 H ST. NV.
SECY., young, trade assn, GAYS,
SOB. POTOMAC BMPL, 2334 VIII
son blvd. Ar. IA h-2noh. =.
SETY,. bank, real estate dept: b
DAYS; S?75. POTOMAC EMPL.
1334 wilson blvd, Ari. IA. 5000,
sECY. mature; Wash. blvd,
10 $50. POTOMAC EfdPL, &j31
Wilson blvd. Ar, IA. b-HH'm.
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sITUATIoNs-DoMESTlc

GENERAL HOUsEWoRK; references
II desired. Call 10. 2-6301. 80
COLORED Girl desires child care
8 days Q week; local reference
Ii. 4-S64S. -
WOMAN wishes days
work; can care for elderly person:
bHby sitting. DU. 1854. -
COLORED GIRL desires Job as child
care or day work, . or 6 days week.
LII. 2-2234.
WOMAN wants day work; exper.,
refs. Light housework. AID. 1878
IL to pm. p
GIRL, colored, wishes day. evening
cleaning or . ironing. Very good
refs LU. 1904.
GIRL, colored. wishes days work
References. NO. 7-20l4.
DOMESTIC WORK, day or week
Phone SP. 3-6S69.
WOMAN, colored, desires work, baby
sitting or cleaning. After 3 pm.
WANT TO PLACE my good maid
Phone OIL. 6-6631. Ill
WOULD LIKE to place my colored
maid. very good with housework and
children. wants 5-day week. Excel
| references. JU, 1851.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

AIR C0ND., "a ton; window fan;
love seat; fireside chairs, misc; ali
like new; must sell RA. 3-6070,
-
49, Must sacrifice. No
dealers Collection of fans. chests,
silver, crystal, oriental rugs. EN-
3-253S. 500 Hall pl NV.
Beige marble top walnut
wash stand and matching 3-drawer
chest, separately or as pair. EN-
2-5q5T.
are smart and distinctive: 81 UP.
Win also swap. BELL KINDS, 412I
East Capitol st, Open IL to l and
to 10
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HELP-DoMESTIc

GENERAL MAID, able to cook. live
in with small family, Georgetown
refs. Call HU. 3-6lOl. y
G.Hw., live in. plain cooking; school,
age children; local refs: $50 wk.
EN-. 2-.S30. -
G.B.W., Monday through Saturday
4:30 to $50: cook and serve din
ner: SIS and carfare. Phone ewes.
CIV. i've in. experienced. refer
ences required. OF halliday Thurs.
and all Sdasy Sun. No ironing; $50
Gil w.-Piain Cook: live in; of on
Thursday and Sunday. References
HOUsEKEEPER. white, middle AGED,
live in, good salary. Phone ia; =
MAID I'D to care for baby. sh.w.; live
discuss salary. OIL. 6-41l5. "a
MAID CIV, help care 3 children
i've in; refs sa Occurred Thurs sun
NURSEMAID, coiored. 30-4o Care
for girls,. s to . pm; vic. College
PIX, Nd, Il. 3.l5l4, o to 3 pm.
GIRL, Spanish speaking. Saturdays,
light E,h1;,w2 Arm. bachelor apt
WILL GIVE GOOD HOME and small
salary TO settled colored lady in
exchange for light duties. RIA. B.
sETTLED WHITE WOMAN, child
care, Inv, . days. ia, 1850
after 6 pm. S
STOP LOOK! LISTEN
Am interested in housekeeper toI
live in lovely new rambler and
care for . children. ages q and
IL; also light housework; must be
neat, Of good disposition and de-
pendable, $40 wk Vacation with
pay. Private I'm. and bath. RA,
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SITuATIoNS--MEN

CHEMIST, clinical, Ph.D.. expert
enced. veteran. interested in hospi-
tai. laboratory, research, or teach
ing position. Washington, ID. c. area
only. Box 307-C, Star o.
DRAFTING, MECHANICAL, ELEC.
TRICAL or illustrations and archi-
tectural tracings. WE. 5-6013 or
evenings. OIL. 4-5330. "a
PAYROLL. COST ACCOUNTING.
tmkpR i, some bkkpg.; 10 yrs. exper
Minimum $50 wk. Ju. 5-3o47
after g. Ill
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gen
ofc. work, payroll and payroll tax
returns. MR.. YATES. Ii, 3-94S6,
MAN, colored. wants labor work or
carpenter helper. IA. 9-6756.
COMDR. USN tRet), age "a. BuAer-
Eng exper., 5000 fiight hours. 500
r Jets, desires position sales en-
gineer aircraft. aero. equip. mtgr,
Resume available. Box IBID, Star.
IL
RETIRED MAN. active, desires light
once work. References If desired.
SO. 5-46bS. Sc
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INC.
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

RECEPTIONIsT-TYPIsT age 25-4O,
National Corp. with beautiful down
town Offices Eleven other girls
Excellent working conditions; 3 day.
ST Sal, $50. MANAGEMENT CON
sULTANTs, INC, Suite 600, l4o6
RECEPT.-<e5o; + days; rental of.
fee. real estate corp pub. contact
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT, 1907 II
RftCEPT..TYPIsr. SEQ; exclusive
mems club; 10 @T yrs. excel. ref
reauirfSss; JOBS: ]oFs NC lF4o X ST,
RECEPT.- TYPIST. Will train on
PIX, Arl. blvd. S4.400-S2, zoe.
POTOMAC EMPL, 1881 wilson
blvd. Arl. IA. 5000
MANAGER-Experienced
manager. Rarden-type apartment,
for VirEinia development. A. lady
between 40 and so years Of aEe
preferred. Must be single. This
IA a full-time lob. Salary and a
nice unturnished bedroom apart
ment, MR.. MACY. Hu. $500,
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CASH REGISTERS

CASH REGISTERS
N sAIRs Service sAsA aol aEH re e
cINDER BLOCKS. new. best quality;
vidual home, builders or contract
coal a aSb Wool a RANGES new
and used. ACME STOVE Co, 101l
7th st. NV. Ma. s-se52:
COAT sas p maPs elegant s. 10 o shST S ers:
s45. kD s.5ss6 or EN-. s-i7os.
DEEP FREEZER, init. Harvester: L
yr 2ld: peri. eond.; $3.50. CAL 20.
DEsk@chnd's ro,ltop and swivel
steel. cfRcIE LET T;YPEwRITER CO.
741 18th st. NV. DI. T-7372.
DIAMONDS = Mans 1s-ct.. S175:
lady's Act, $3.50; mans get.
ss975: Iadys Sh-c c, marquis Ss51! ,.s cut:
i igct emerald er eat. $500 ss'G iadys ;.
LIVINGSTON & CO. 1923 II st.
NV, NE. S-526S. 10
DINETTE SET, 5 pieces, with IL"
leaf, mahos. top: reasonable. ~.
Din. RIM su1TE-Must sacrifice.
suite. clearbrook 6-0453. 3
DINETTE sET--Rock maple. table,
I chairs; seats s ext, S25: Coldspot
5 5IrSs4 II. IsiFG; SO; Kenmore "a q
JA. s-4e4i after $50.
DOGHoUsE. boGght Hechingers Oct.
SIS. so. 5-4I95. -
D II types sn 1, DR.; from az. sss.
Repairs, trades; INSTRUCTIONS. TIE
B 81 144, CENTRE 1901 G st NV
DRYER. new, Bendix floor sample.
ELECTRIC, o vas s23e.s5. now sl1eSe6.
E H3i nRiGo sriovE-oE. sa5 or 9 Ses.
ESe YcLoFEpi4' Americans. lass
plement; set never used; $3.50 or
best offer. 10. 1854. %
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITA mica
1855, with bookcase and Atlas.
Cash or terms: Cali XII. s-537s. 3
yGd 9.s4d 5Sef R1 xm sS4 bargain Phone
FILING CABINETS-New 4-dr. steel,
TYPE CO. IA 18th St. NV.
FIR PLfWooD; ent-to-stEe:. also
hardyoodss I l321 Wilson R, 6lyd. "A.
FiREPLACE LoGs, gas and eiee,;
screens, andirons, tools. ACME
STOVE, 1011 9TH nv, Ma. S-s952.
FOAM RUBBER, CUT ANY SHAPE
WROUGHT IRON COUCHES
Gillilland, 2145 F NV. Elk. 3-6633
FUR COAT, a length. gray Persian
paw. size IL youthful style; worn
only few times; $50. LII. 4-43oS.
rrrp co.TS fr,,-,ons,bs hIack
HUDSON seal. l brown Muskrat, I
tour skins fur. All good cond., all
$3.50. WA 7-434S. IS
FUR COATS. / full-length mink. 1
natural brown Persian lamb: Dior
originals; excel. cond FE. 1920.
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CLERK TYPIST recent high school
graduate, experience not necessary
Permanent position. 5-day 37h-hr
week AMERICAN SURETY CO,
52l Southern Bldg, 18th and H
CLERK-TyPIsr, permanent posi-
CL Ii Fo trade assn, s-day
35-hr. wk. S82. POTOMAC EMPJ..
233i Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. $1,000
CLERK -TYPIST, white, young lady
1895. for permanent position with
lie insurance CO.: excel, WORKING
CLERK TYPIST-King st; $50. Po-
ToMAC EMPL" OIL King St. Alex,
CLERK .TYPIsT-KinE st.; s55 UP.
POTOMAC EMPL, oil King St,
A, RBv p K EJ.i 2s5o65 3D., ,o.,.,o, =
c da9 51hf PERM Pea 2Sslt'0 Work
ine conditions. Vacation with pay
Dement'S Apply in person. Goth
CenturV Fox ELF Elm Corp. 4lb 3rd
CLERK-TYPIST--S3,2 200; some col
81: EM- EMPLOYMENT 1907 H
CLERK -TYPIsT, with some knowl-
edge Of shorthand; permanent po-
sition for responsible person: very
liberal fringe benefits. Salary open.
NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK. 3l6
Penna. ave. Sc, y
CLERK perm. position with
advancement opportunities. 5-day
week. Paid vacations, paid SICK
leave and other employe benefits
DI 7-21O0. Ext. 2l5. -
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught. approved
Classes H WARFIYNS Nj BEAUTY 1y S'e coI-
HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME-Stand-
ard texts furnished. Low monthly
payments. Write for free booklet.
Box Sd. Bladensburg. Nd. or phone
UN ALSO. 10
HIGHLY TRAINED private tutor
teaches correct English. self conf
dence and freedom from self con-
seriousness. AID. 2-2b50. Apt. 334.
AMERICAN PIX RECEP. SCHOOL
DIFFERENT BOARDS-S35
1919 F St. NV. MA. S-4l42
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HELP-WoMEN

TYPIST, under 80 yrs, As w.p.m..
37H-hr: week; salary; S220 mo.
Apply Room S36 Woodward Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV. 5
WAITRESS. white, must be 81 or
over. CASA MIA RESTAURANT.
32l7 Columbia Pike. Arl., IA.
white, exp: good earn
ingS: apply in person, RED a.
HERBS RESTAURANT, 1880 nth
ST. NV.
white, 1890 yrs; typ
Ing ability. Hrs. o a.m.-6 pm
Perm. Ask for manager. Ii. 7-3303.
MATTRESSES. white. experienced.
excellent tips. Apply IN person
RANDYS, lll3 18th st. NV. --l2
MATTRESSES, white. experienced.
wanted to work full or part time;
no Sun. work: GOOD tips. Apply 6l2
18th st. NV. .
WAITRESS. experienced, white. neat
appearance. capable Of serving beer,
light wine and food LEDO RES
TAURAET. 242o University Lane.
Call HA. 2-S622. or SP. 3-sos7.
Mr.. Beall, ior appt. -
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Immediate openings are
nov available in car circula-
ton department: for persons
with pleasant telephone man
ncrs, with the conference and
ability necessary TO do tele-
phone Saleswork. The sales
commission is liberal and the
hours can be tailored TO nj
your requirements IN many
cases
II interested in steady and
ENJOYABLE work contact Mr..
Harvey, Room 2Oi, between
q m. and q pm.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

MAN AND WIFE, DIR. TO Dallas. Tex.
Dec. 20: ret. Jan, 8; take 2 riders
ia. 9-15Ol or To. $4,000. S
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BEDROOM SET, Ike new; wonder
full bargain. Phone ST. 3-449b
after o pm. Y
BICYCLE, English racer; good con-
dition; best offer. Call AID. q
5632 after 7 pm. =
English racer. 3 speeds
and hand brakes. completely equip
ped; $50. in crate. CAPITOL CYCLE
& SPORT CENTER, 52l9 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville. UN. 1880. la
BICYCLE, English. with gears: flne
cond. and appearance; very reas.
Also WRIST WATCH. no. 2-2995.
BICYCLE TRAINER. c. Higgins
2-wheel, special seat for handi-
capped child included; $40. UN.
BiCYCLE-Girls. 26-in., used bike;
good as new. Cali LA. $4,000 after
$3.50.
BOOKS Qawyers), complete set o. o.
Code Annotated. Box 156-D. Star.
BOOKS - Volume Library school
guide, educ, kindergarten, GRAMMAR
literature. geog., history, arith. sci.
ence. hygiene, Govt. biography. die.
tionary, fine arts. atlas. 2,4o0
pages. 1000 pictures; all for S24 IS.
B. S. CHEATHAM, DE. 2-OO49.
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HELP-WoMEN tcons.I

ACCOUNTING CLERK
Must pe good typist; will train to-
operate bookkeeping machine; 81
day week; salary commensurate
with ability and experience. Apply
MR.. ESTES
p 7 NEE co
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ADDITIONS, PORCH enclosures
specialists: all work fully guar.
free estimates; SO months 70 paw
SECO SALES. ol7 Sligo ave Silver
Spring. ~. S-30lO. day or night
ADDITIONS
Alterations. attics. painting, repairs
OF all kinds. Free estimates, Terms
OIL $4,000 or 10. 4-5991. 5
ASPHALT DRIyEwAYS = PARKING
estab Is years. MA S-5ssb. OF
BRICK LAYING-Mason eraftsman
homes A FAGNANI. 10, 2-19a4
CARPENTER - Porches, partitions
shelving, cabinets, gen. prop. repr.
reliable. j. RoWELL. Elk. 3-0e27
CARPENTRY-Porch, gar. Ice. or
sLl. Jobs. Old-time white mechanics.
JACK SPARKES. 10. 7-al3l. p
CARPENTRY, repairs, rooms added.
brick or cement, kitchen modern:
Mr.. COOK. WA. E-51I4. 10
CEMENT, rock. fiagstone work.
Adams 2-aS10; after pm.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs
New and old Cash. or terms co
FI 21a5Rs s iESE HH fn flSg6 &c So
old floors, LOG and up: work Guar
c. L. HINsOE, 10. 1916. -
FLOOR SANDING, ref1nishing. wax
Ing. cleaning, painting; carpenter
work. LII t-3657. Call BARR. %
GEN. CONTRACTING. carpentry. ce-
ment wk.. painting, roofing and
siding; free estimates. OIL. 6-703s.
HOME REPAIRS of all types: expert
workmanship; fast service: subcon-
tracing a specially. Phone day or
KITCHEN AND BATH REMODEL
Move are fully responslbie; free
no-obligation estimates, J: l. BATE !;
ave. MeN ne q s rs, 2. ?S1 Nn00e 1slSho
PAINT AND REPAiR RoOF-Gutter
and downspout cleaning and re-
pair. D. WATERS, LII. 3-Os6l:
PAINT. PAPER Now-Low prices;
AL work; new samples: free esti-
p ANTI T. i fNTER.1oR AND tx.
TERIoRmRoofnE and gutter work
PAINTING. interior and exterior,
Call anytime; reas. rates DoMI.
NICK ia 4-i453
PAINTING, genl. remodeling; salts
fed customers for over 25 yrs, Mr..
LAWRENCE. Ii. $500. ia. 81
PAINTING. average rooms, sic and
chsnics. Special rates to apt. house
owners; free estimates. Ho. 2-7l27
PAINTING. PAPERNG. FIRST class
workmanship: work done immed-
lately MR.. PoAT. RA. 3-5643:
PAINTING-Color in home; int, and
90 yrs. exper.; no drinking: honest
PAINTING, white mechanic, int. ano
ext reas rates, free estimates.
Phone any time. DE, 2-27G9. III
PAINTING. int. and ext; papering;
patch clustering: Mr.. WEBB day
ia. 2-2623; after u, IA. 4-o3l7,
PAPERING. $40 and up this week
only; 1858 sunfast washable papers
~ S;l9oo "a 2,S393 ,.,.o
inc; expert work; $40 up; reliable
p Ia fEifSS ev SND DRY WALL.
patching and repairs; sd prompt Serv''
PLUMBING ifsi AND HEHTING-Low
prices, free estimates: Md. work
only. Mr.. LEE, VIII. 6-6S07. is
paintine, remod-
cling. If it's wood. We will repair 1t,
night or day. LA. G-666S. IL
new work: repairs; gut
tiers, SpoutS. carpentry; painting.
A. D. THOMAS, WA. 7-735".
ROOFING, SIDING--New installa.
ton Repairs on all types Of roofs
I'll 6-Sl00.. IA 5-603l
ROOMS CLEANED. painted; floors
sanded; evenings, weekend work If
desired AID. 4-6027 or Ii. 3-73S7.
-
TILE BATHROOMS, kitchens re-
paired; ceramic only. New work
Lincoln 7-5S73. To-
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FURS-DISCOUNT
Savings up to 500 on any
thing in the line Of fine
furs. A visit to our shop is
a must if you value you
$$S$$. Hundreds of slightly
used mink garments at q
fraction of their original
cost. Shop and compare.
Open Mon: and Thurs. till 9.
BASKIN FURS
9th and G
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HELP-WoAEN
CLERK-TYPIST

experienced In general
once work; permanent position;
good salary; pleasant working con-
ditions: paid vacation; discount
PRIVILEGES: 5-daY week; excellent
opportunity for conscientious per
son. Apply to Mr.. Paige.
HOTTSE OF HERMANN
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RICH'S SHOE STORE
1901 F st NV.

CLERK. 3 days a week. s-hr. day:
some knowledge of switchboard
necessary. Ii b-4594 3
CLERK, typing required. Perma-
SOUTHERN D1sCoUNT co. 50i
Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. 7-S415.
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rm, Reasonable. AID. 2-2343, DU.
7-S0l0. 10
FURNITURE Serviceman being
transferred from area would like to
sell 3 rms Of furn.. for best offer.
Call after 3 pm. 10. 2-2260. "a
FURNITURE SALE
savings on brand
better-grade bedrm., din. rm., liv.
rm. and bedding. Modern, French
Provincial and Early American in
blond. solid cherry, solid mahogany.
etc. Our low overhead enables US
to sell quality furniture at lowest
prices without exaggerated claims.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
SIG 18th St NV RE 7-4A1A
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SAI.ESI.ADY
SALESLADIES

For gifts and mems hosiery depart
ment in fine specially store: full
time employment from now until
Christmas; experience In selling
and good local references neces~
sary. Apply MIR. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 r st. NV.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
- Tnc,1ronca Go lacTn n
HELP-WOMEN

ACCTG. CLERK, $65
Payroll work, some tipping.
Comptr. opr, Sil Spg. ---- 500 SOB
Receptionist, 25-29 ------ S27Q mo.
File clerk, temporary $2gl mo.
Typist. knowl. shorthand $500 mo.
ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 7-5767
1920 New York Ave. NV, RIM. 300
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FURNITURE
SALE

New and renovated furniture in ex-
cellent condition. Most items are
one of kind and subject to prior
sale.
New mahog. step or cocktail tables.
plastic tops. S195. New, modern
table lamps, 1895. Mahog. music
cabinet. S9.95. Round oak cocktail
table. S7.95. Brass smoking stand.
81 %. Modern pull-up chairs, floor
samples, S29.q5. Maple lounge
chairs. S1495. New plastic-coveyed
platform rockers, $685. Lawson
sofa. floor sample. foam rubber
cushion, S49.95. New lined oak
corner table, S29.95. New modern
bedroom set, cordovan mahog., con-
Sisting of chest. bed, 2 night stands.
S119a5 Solid maple buffet. 1895.
Junior dinette set. OF buffet, ext.
table, chairs, S59.95. MahoK.
ext. Duncan Phyfe tables. $29.95.
New brass Colonial table lamps.
81 40 New bunk bed, complete with
springs and Q cotton mattresses.
$685.. New inner-spring mat
tresses, S14.95. New box springs,
S24 e5. Roll-away bed. S19.95.
of other attractive items
on 3 large floors Come in and
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HELP-WoMEN
SALESWOMEN

Six needed for ladies' clothing dept.
We paw S75 weekly for Xmas SELL
ing. Must be experienced. Ask for
Mr.. Strauss. EISEMAN'S, F st. at
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CLERKS
Clerk-Stenographer

Real estate ONCE: bookkeeping help
ful. but not essential: good starting
salary. group capitalization. life
insurance, paid vacation; 5-day
week Write Mr.. Jespersen, s F Il
G, INC, ll04 Vermont ave. NV.
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BEDS AND
MATTRESSES

Government surplus metal bunk
beds with mattresses, $21.95; 80
In. width Hollywood beds. complete
with innersprinR mattresses. $685.:
also available, 54-in. widths,
S2s.95: walnut dresser bases.
$14.95. N. FRANK 4 SON. 4l4
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-10
School Leaders
To Meet
In Workshop

Two hundred leaders in public
school education in South Caro-
lima meet August 1917 at the
Tamassee OAR school for 2
workshop and a program to
train local leaders.
P. M. Coble, new executive
secretary Of the South Carolina
Education association, sponsor OF
the conference, said that repre-
sentativcs from each county
were expected. The Tamasseo
school is in the mountains near
Walhalla.
The meetings will be under
the guidance of Mr.. Coble, Har-
ris Marshall of Orangeburg,
president of the association, Mrs
Maude Maroon Of Columbia
vice president and the associa-
TONS staff. Also, taking prom
lnent parts will be c. B. Busbee
of the Brookland-Cayce system
and Mrs. Ruby Mcleod tricks OF
North Charleston, presidents OF
the administration and the
classroom teacher departments.
Among the other leaders who
VIII be on the program are: Mrs
Mildred Causey, Conway; Miss
Leah Jones. Ridgeland; r. H.
iettys, Westminster; Bruce
Crowley, Beaufort; Don Vorrey-
n, Fort Mill; Miss Gladys Rob
lnSon, Lancaster; and J. c. Hol-
Ter, director of the division OF
instruction of the state depart
ment of education and the fol-
lowing members of the associa-
TONS executive committee:
w. II. Weldon, Manning; Miss
Harriet Mason, Charleston; A
j. Rutland, Aiken; Mrs. J. r.
Grown, OSwcgo; r. o. Derrick
Edgefield; George Brown, An
derSon; j. Paul Beam, Fairfor-
est; Miss Agnes Babb, Prince
ton; Wyatt Benton, Lancaster
Miss Elizabeth Leslie. Rock
Hill; Arthur Smith, Conway
and Mrs. Ethel T. Anderson,
Florence.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-10
Class Assurede
In Southern 500
At Darlington

DARLINGTON, S C.-Class
as well as numbers beyond all
past performances for the South
sSp 500 at Darlington, S. c. La
Dor Day, seemed assured this
week with seven more entries
being filed for the $4,000 rae
ing classic.
Jim Reed, Peekskill, N. Y. ma
tional short track stock car
champion and indianapolis vet
eran Dick Rathman, Daytona
Beach, were among those who
linked their contracts. Two well
known West Virginians, Arden
Mounts, Gilbert and Jimmi1
Thompson, Huntington as well
as two High Point, N. c. vcter-
ans, Bill Blair and Jimmy Lew
allen filed entries. Ned Jarrett,
Newton, N. c., entered the first
Pontiac to be listed in the 80
entries now on file.
Reed will drive a Chevrolet,
Rathman a Chrysler 300, Mounts
and Thompson, Hudsons while
the High Point entrants named
Ssdsmobilc as their racer.
OF the 80 entries on file, ten
are 1855 Chevrolets, eight Odds
mobiles, five Chryslers with
Buick and Hudson having three
each. Dodge, Cadillac and Pom
tiac have one each on the list
that is expected to go beyond
go entries and is makes of au-
tomobiles. Among the prom
inent drivers, and former win
ners of the stock car worlds
Kentucky Derby, Herb Thomas,
winner in 1851 and last year
plus Fonty Flock, victor in 1852
have chosen Chevrolets. Flock
also entered Chrysler as did
his Daytona Beach winning
brother Tim. Lee Petty, cur
rent national champion, also en-
tered this make of car.
Buck Baker, triumphant in
1853 has chosen a Buick as has
popular Fireball Roberts. The
0shmobile contingent, always
dangerous and twice victorious,
will have Curtis Turner, Bill
Blair and Speedy Thompson.
Baker has also entered an Odds
mobile.
Raceway officials have also
announced that pre-race cere-
monies this year will dwarf any
thing ever seen previously at
Southern 500. Most OF the cele-
bration will come In the hour
Before the race starts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-10
Radically Different
New Way To Barn
Tobacco Illustrated

in labor, fuel for curing and
considerably better quality cures.
During the weeks that this sys-
tenn has been operating there
has been a noticeable difference
in the quality of the cures in the
new system over the old. This
is due primarily to the almost
complete freedom of any posi-
lbility OF damage of bruising or
brushing the green leaf before
curing starts.
Because the new barn uses
four removable racks instead Of
stationary tier poles after the
curing season it can be quickly
converted to a storage barn. II
can be put to year-round use on
most farms for storing machin-
cry after the curing season or
for storing corn, hay or other
crops. The hydraulic lift of the
harvester can be put to many
useful purposes, too. BY using a
large platform it can be used
for general hauling and lifting
jobs about the farm.
On Wednesday, August 10, a
public demonstration OF this new
system will be held on the farm
Of Mr.. Zeb Long, one and one
half miles north of Leggitt, N. C.
This demonstration will be open
to all interested tobacco grow
ers.
This new system will be avail
able for the next harvesting sea-
son. Plans are already under
way at the Long Manufacturing
Company, Inc, to begin the
manufacture of the new type
harvester and the special pre-
fabricated barn Immediately.