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5000 ARLINGTON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

TOOL DEslGNERs, 81 80 PER HOUR
Of town. caii iPtpisNsT1i PENNYpAcHTR. HdsE oS. J.
9710. PHILADELPHIA. is
TREE SURGEONS ta). steady work.
tcp vases; experienced only. RA.
TRUCK DRIVER. dump truck expsr.
fRUicK sai 1Sisi 1DSRisiivERs-Reliabl. and md de-
pendable trash truck drivers, to
work for local city government;
b-day week with employe benefits.
Must have good record and furnish
references: Box 409-M. Star. LII
Ty SALESMEN; $500 weekly, pos
siblel All leads furn. Good adver-
Using support; Apply 10 am. to
No Pho phone ene cans wea sce.nted nS Saa a East a
Center st., Manassas, va. -I5
TV SERVICEMAN, benchman and
outside man, experienced only. Va.
area. Call IA. 5-79S2. --l6
.TV TECHNICIANS. bench and out
side: GOOD deal for sober man.
Apply In person only 10 am to
pm. Wed. Thurs, or Fri. No
dEifters. No phone calls accepted.
$50 East Center ST., Manassa. Va.
Tv SERvlCEMAN. experienced in re-
pairs Of all makes. Tv, radios and
monographs: must have d. c.
good pay, group disqualification.
Apply in person. 611e Georgia ave.
nv "sERvICEMAN, experienced; for
outside work. Must have own car.
Good pay. job also available for
evening work only. HU. 3-444s.
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HElP--MEN
SAI.ESMEN

with the education, appearance and
ability to contact and sell policy
making executives In q field the
"the fastest growing service Industry
in the United States" Call Ell.
6-44S4 and ask for sales manager.
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ROUTEMAN

ROUTEMAN
Good opportunity for willing work
sr Must be married. See Mr.. Tay-
iof issss ihssRsc1S9sshNas IL sha 'fo aI3Spsye phSHs calls
623 q 81. NV. LII
R0oFERs, experienced and de-
Rsnasp.s "oTf seoS Sn1s Bay n.is JS 55DPz steady
SALES, concrete pipe: sales and en-
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1885 Eye
NV.
SALES. sEMIWHOLESALE: candy,
to purchase clubs, organiza tions,
etc; top pay. ABBEY PERSONNEL,
sAGss rs fss EssriMxroR ihMiHxr for moyins and
storage business; must have exper
and good refs. Desire young man
willing to work hard on straight
aard MoSR.r psn can sveras. wan 0esoes $500
per ". or better. Box 222-L, Star.
SALESMAN, part time. r.taii iiauor
store, experienced preferred. Good
salary. All day Sat: and several
nights . week after 3 pm. Replies
SSonndenttal. give experience. Box
sAiEEsMaSsMx s leading msnufac-
turer Of tape operated ONCE equip
ment requires an additional repre-
sentative. in the District area. Ap-
plicant should have at least 2 yrs.
selling experience and q back
ground IN the basic concepts of
ONCE systems and procedures. To
MEscfAL MIEaaaf 'nseSy1Sso coNTsoIs hSasR GoRpoRA. ORA
SALESMAN, exper. selling mems
LINKS, $50 r st. NV. lis
SALESMAN to train under GI Bill
or exper. young man in mems and
boys wear. A good, steady Job for
right man. LO! 5-1717. -l5
SALESMAN FOR AUT0MOTIvE
PARTS. for NAPA jobber carrying
full line parts. supplies and equip
ment. Must be experienced. Apply
by letter or phone for appt.
THOMAS care Of Quaker City Motor
Parts Co. 2206 14th st; NV:
Washington (9). HO. 2-0436. --16
SALESMAN, for. mems clothing
store; permanent position for right
party. Salary and commission;
Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES. 1912
sALEsMAN-ons Z; IAN: who can drive for
trsctiye position. JE. 2-2922. -Ib
SALESMAN
Experienced In insurance or book
sales preferred; unlimited oppor-
tunity for high income. You work
on qualified leads ONLY. Fun Of
nee cooperation. For interview
and Information. call ia. 7-3896,
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statesmen - Government employees
who wish TO make extra money
selling in the evening. No soliciting.
must have car and good refer
enees NECESSARY. Write to Box
Statesmen = Retail liquor, expert.
enced only. Excel. opportunity for
advancement for competent men
Reply giving past experience. All
applications strictest confidence.
Our present salesmen know about
this ad; Box 3s6-M, Star. -l5
storm and prime windows; salary
and commission. ST. 3-9433. LII
statesmen t3), white: no exper
nee. local or travel. start earning
1st day: average earnings, sos per
wk. Apply RIM. 410. 724 9th at.
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statesmen

Seeking insurance as Q
career, Must be bet. IS and
35 yrs. Of age; perm. posi-
ton; car Ia q necessity, Sal
ary while being trained to
sell insurance for an estab-
lished stock company. Apply
H. p. Pierce, KEYSTONE
AUTOMOBILE CLUB, 1643
Conn. ave. NV.
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LEDGER CLERK

fSans ssr roston a0ss = az S,' ct. g ss: sr
handling accounts receivable. rou-
tine and control; some appropriate
experience and ability 20 type are
REQUIRED; 6-day, 40-hl week; sal-
ary commensurate with experience.
Apply. Personnel. Room sos. Open
weekdays s:30-6. and Sat o-12.
No phone ealls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PENNA. AVE. NV.
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statesmen

Unusual opportunity for men with
automottve electric and engine ex-
perience, This Is q permanent po-
sition with. national manufacturer
PROTECTED Territory, with openings
n Baltimore Richmond. Norfolk,
quired. Salary and commission
Write sales mgr, 304 e. Monroe
ave. Alexandria, va.. or phone KI.
e-Ss11 for appt. ID
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PLUAfBKR's BKLPER. expsrienced.
Apply g lSl2 coiesviiis- -Fsiflsnd
fLUA1Ek for repair work: sober
OF. 2-7247. -i5
PREsSER, permanent, experienced.
ARLINGTON CLEANERs. 1909 Co
lumhia Pike (next 10 NAVY Annex
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HELP-WoMEN lcsa..l }
HrLoYED MH

whitss sves. and sat: part tina
verk, no car or exper. nee.; must
be able 70 meet public About 81
hr.- Apply 10 ans pm. Rm- 705.
1913 p Sc. nv. IA
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statesmen

A fast-growing. national organization
with an established product needs
salesmen who can sell. Part or
full time: Apply 77o6 Ca. ave.
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YOUNG MEN (3), white; must be
neat for outside Undertaking dept;
no exper. nee. Average earnings,
$65 per wk. Apply RIM. 410. 724
sin &; nj FRAMED MAN, married, 1a
with some successful sales expert
ence.. We will offer up to S400
monthly and commission. A leader
In our field. We are almost o cen
tury In business. Reply Box G63-M.
PaRT-TME WORK. April throush
October annually, cutting and trim
ming grass. around apt. BLDG.
after full time Job. for . thoroughly
dependable man. See MR.. ROBIN
SON.. service entrance. $500 Wis.
ave: between 4 and g pm. -26
WANTED-Combination auto sales
man for new Fords and used cars.
Excellent pay plan and insurance
S0n1ass msnaser sSaaS NM pamo
HILL q SANDERS, INC, Washing
toms Oldest Ford Dealer, lila Yer
mont ave. NV. AID. 4-43OO. -l6
COLLEGE GRADUATE, to. train as
ONCE MANAGER for worlds largest
baking company; accounting courses
per week to s'sts start, uRfSr WitS scheduled HS
INCREASES. during training; must be
willing to relocate after 2-year
training period. Call Mr.. DES-
GGaaAINE,o $50 am. to 4:30 pm.
2 MEN WANTED, exper., to solicit
advertising by telephone for sher-
IFS convention publication; full
or part time. Call 11:30-1:3O and
4:30-7:30. ST. 3-S702. RE. 7-6374.
AIRLINEs NEED
Youn men. See our ad under TN
struction Courses" this paper.
Male Steno., Slow Die, $308
JANE BuRcH. Rm. 22e. Bond Bldg.
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3, BOX 324-M, STAR

ZEAL EsTITE SALESMAN. assist. 70
broker: salary and commission; (;
must have virsinia license and car.
JE. 4-6433. lis
REAL ESTATE Statesmen TO ham
die business and investment prop
critics: plenty OF leads and coop
GRAFTON. See Mr.. Sweeney, Q TO IL
or to B. MARSHALL J. wApLE
CO.. 1924 18th ct. NV. AD. A.
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SALESMAN

PAINT EXPERIENCE PREFERRED
Travel District and Vir-
ginia territory. Salary. ex-
penses. and incentive plan.
Write giving age. education,
and previous experience. Box
40-M, Star.
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REAL, ESTITE

Wen located downtown once has
men. for full time D,rRetS SorR. g round round
. 6-man once Many good list
inss, licensed in d. c. and Mary
land, full cooperation assured.
Write giving resume to
pnY Q9d-M 0TAn
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ROUTE MAN

ESTABLISHED ROUTE
OPEN FOR YOUNG MAR
RIED MAN. TOP PAY AND
ALL BENEFITS.
@ q 8 LAUNDRY
<419 BALTIMORE AVE
HYATTSVILLE
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PATENT
ATTORNEY

B.S.E.E. OR ENGINEERING
PHYSICS, PLUS LIB IN
PATENT Law.
TO represent well established
electronic firm at patent
ofilce. Prepare disclosures
file patents, make searches.
BOX 461-L, STAR
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Real Estate SaleSYnen

Real Estate Statesmen
II you are experienced and want Q
full time connection as o Nd. and
.: c. salesman In. Q progressive
35-yr. .-old firm. call for an appt
Modern ONCE In air-cond. bank
sdcL.,.s SldH;: excellent @ f.silities for z
lier. ROBERT e. LOHR REALTOR,
BE. 4.4000 Langley Pafk-Takoma
REAL ESTATE statesmen
with good refs, character and
ability. who wants to estblish
himself IN business. wanted BY An
old established real estate broker
with ofices In one Of the best loca-
tions u Alex, w. Write csre. Of
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PAINT SALESMAN

Uood opportunity for IN exper. man
with old established paint manufac-
~ turer. Call for appt. To. 2-2scs.
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REAL ESTATE statesmen

2 live-vire men to sell real estate
For information, call Ii. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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:. EMPL. EXCHANGE
2 ARL. AREA MEN
BETHESDA
OPPORTUNITY
TOP NOTCH

Young veteran. with drivers permit
Tor chemical warehouse. OIL. g.
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APDiy MsS 4i1ssA Ioaf ossRsr; q niei,I KsT
LB6kicATI0N MSSMMust Be- x sx.
1 lapextenced. Not afraid Of hard work.
With Chryslef- Plymouth neW-car
-Aeelefship. Good working condi-
4oas. eroup insurance: paid vaca-
rs1; rsfson s1esl,:nt sss gsy sn:r RlsRn; ApRly =
: sLHKK MOTOR CO., s21 }. wash.
Finston st, Falls Church. Va.
MAINTENANCE MAN, part time; re-
tired. elderly man; free rent for
fsryisSs. 1922 Park I'd. NV. 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
kentuckys Spotty Record
FoiIs to Cheer MiIIikon

Kentucky's defeat at the hands
Of Temple and its close calls
over Louisiana State and DePaul
are Of little consolation to Bud
Millikan. whose Maryland bas-
ketbal team meets the Wildcats
tomorrow night Ut College Park.
Millikan figures Temple has o
pretty good ball club and went to
Kentucky with q zone defense
that caught the wildcats on an
OF night. He said Kentucky,
like his own ball club, obviously
is showing the effects Of the new
rule banning preseason exhibi-
tons. The Maryland coach will
not say whether he win use O
zone defense.
Kentucky Is used to playing
practice games with q number
Of service teams In the area and
getting IN shape. This year all
outside scrimmages were barred
BY the NCAA until after Decem-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Score Selected
Rookie Of Year
Writers

NEW YORK, Dec. II o.
Herb Score Of the Indians, who
famed 245 batters to set q rec
ord for most strikeouts by a.
pitcher In his first major league
season, today was named the
American Leagues 1855 rookie
Of the-year.
The stylish 22-year-old south
paw received Is votes in the bal
loting of the "a committeeman
of the Baseball Writers Associa-
ton.
Only two other players received
votes. Infielder Billy Klaus Of
the Red Sox was picked by five
| of the selectors. First Baseman
Norm Zauchin, also Of the Red
Sox, was named on one ballot.
Scores strikeout mark eclipsed
the previous record of 227. estab-
lished by Grover Cleveland Alex
ander in his rookie season with
the Phils in 1911. Score, a g.
foot-2, 1s5-pound fastballer. won
l6 games, while losing 10. He
ranked fourth in the earned run
listings with a 2.85 average.
Score was signed to a bonus
contract by the Indians for an
estimated $4,000 in June. 1852.
He posted a 1926 won-lost record
for Indianapolis during the 1854
season,
Klaus, a peppery shortstop who
failed to make the grade in the
National League after trials with
the Braves and the Giants. was
instrumental in Boston's success
full season as he hit .283. Eau
chin. a husky slugger. batted
only .239, but found the range
for ~ homers. On May 81.
against Washington. Zauchin
belted three homers and drove
I'm 10 runs.
score became the IOurLn
pitcher to win the award since
its inception in 1913. The former
winners were: Pitcher Gene
Bearden. Cleveland. 1913: Out
fielder Roy Sievers, St. Louis,
1919; First Baseman Walt Dropo.
Boston. 1850: Infelder Gil Nc
lDougald. New York. 1851: Pitcher
Harry Byrd. Philadelphia. 1852;
Shortstop Harvey Kuenn. De-
Itroit. 1858. and Pitcher Bob
Grim, New York, 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Hot RodWasn'tHot Enough
To Match CIV Team Play
$500 HundIey
Score 40 Points
For UIine Record,
BY GEORGE HUBER

Hot Rod Hundley was all that
he was cracked up to be-and
more-but, as q unit. George
Washington's Colonials were
better. And that was the story
LOT last nights basketball game
with West Virginia.
Hes q terrific player" Coach
Bill Reinhart Of CIV said adj
lmiringly after Hod Rod dumped
/ in 40 points for q Uline Arena
collegiate record.
That's a terrific club they
have" Coach Freddy Schaus Of
West Virginia said about the
CIV team that beat his Noun
taineers 94-79.
| An added attraction that
helped to bring out a sellout
crowd Of $500, with another
thousand or more turned away,
was the preliminary between st.
Johns High and George Wash.
ington High. St. Johns won,
$3.50.
The Colonials came up with Q
team effort that didn't stop the
West Virginia phenom. but did
win the game. West Virginia's
defenses were concentrated on
stopping GW's big gun. Joe
Holup, and Big Joe was held to
10 points. But the conflagra-
ton broke out in other quarters
as Joe Petcavich scored ~ and
Jay Manning 26.
Telasky Scores Is Points
Little Bill Telasky tat 6-foot-2
he's little by current basketball
standards) also came through
with is points, eight of them
during an important stretch late
in the first half. The freshman's
performance helped CIV to its
fourth straight win and the first
defeat after three wins for West
IVirginia's Southern Conference
champions. It moved the Co
lonials atop the league, and they
very well could stay there.
The crowd wasn't treated to
quite the game advertised, but
flew went away angry.
For one thing. it was supposed
Ito be q duel between the all.
America prospects. Hundley and
Holup. Hundley won that one
III scoring alone Is considered,
because the Colonials Just let him
roam while the Molntaineers
lganged up on Holup. Big Joe
was wearing q couple Of defense
See COLONIALS, Page C-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
TATUM MENTIONED, AS USUAL
North Caroline Hunts
Successor to Borcloy

when the latter was fired at
the end Of that season. posted
an l1-18-l record in his three
7ears. That was not good enough
for influential alumni and ad-
ministration officials.
Speculation Immediately Gen.
tered on Tim Tatum. Maryland
coach. as Barclays successor
although university officials in
|sist that no successor has been
discussed.
Tatum only Monday reminded
reporters that he had denied
plans to move to North Carolina
consistently. and set forth his
reasons for staying it Maryland.
But the talk persisted that he
See BARCLAY, Page ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

CHAPEL HILL. N. c.. Dec. Il
lR.l - George Barclay. who
earned All-America honors as 9
guard at North Carolina but
couldn't win enough, games al
head football coach. has beer
released.
Athletic Director C. P. (Chuck)
Erickson and Chancellor Robert
IB. House announced Jointly yes
iterday that Barclays three-year
contract which expires December
81 will not be renewed.
At the same time, Barclays
four assistant were dismissed,
leaving the way open for his
successor to name his own staff
Barclay, who came here In
1882 as assistant to Carl Snave-
ly and took over. as head coach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Der l, and then each one counts
as q game.
Word from Kentucky is that
the Wildcats, who won 23 and
lost 8 last year. lack leadership
and have not yet found their
shooting eyes.
The team was rated second
nationally in most Of the pre-
season polls and has height. ex-
lperience and speed. Only one
man Is under six feet.
The probable starting lineup
will be Jerry Bird. 6-6 and Phil
Grawemeyer. 6-8. at forwards.
Bob Burrow. 81. at center and
See MARYLAND, Page Ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

HOT ROD ON WAY TO SCORING RECORD-Hot
Rod Hundey (3s) Of West Virginia scores two points
en- route to his Uline Arena collegiate record of 40
points last night but George Washington came
through with team effort for a 94-79 victory.
Prominent in the picture with Hundley are Don Vim
cent, in the middle, and Bill Telasky (6), CIV fresh
man, who scored IS points-Star Staff Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
AyuIo Tukes Net Title

SAC PAULO. Brazil, Dec. II
R.-Luis Ayala Of Chile de-
feated Enrique Morea Of Argen-
tina yesterday In the finals Of
the Sac Paulo tennis tourna-
ment, 6E3, 6-3, e-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
HOCKEY SCORES

- the Associated prsss
RAsTERN LEAGUE
New Haven 3. baltimore 4.
Philadsiphia .. Clintoa /.
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and daughter, Carol Jean. also
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Hayes and
Mrs Howard r. Bryant. attended
the annual SUNDAY School con
gentlon u the james River Bag-
I.st Association at Gladstone last
Sunday
Andrew r G0dae| accompan-
I'D ~ Mr. and Mrs l. b Danny
and Mrs Eula A Coleman mo-
toreQ ~ Florence 8 c last Heek
aalere shef visited Samuel
Fostel vito Was d pa1len. in
local hospital Since thea M
Poster mas returned % Ills home
greatly improved
state Trooper and Ms Z G
Harrison visited Nj auc Mr.
Russell Lewis d HopeHel durua
thc Wcek END and attended ihc
reception Saturday night homo.
ln2 Nh Minnie Menzle the W0r-
thy Grand MaIron q the Grand
Chapter o. Virginia Ordet ~
Eastern Star held lii tile Hope
well Memorial Armorv
Week end guests Of Mrs. john
F FLppen at Rose Cottage"
we're Nj and Mrs Alfred Muth
Of Washington q. c and on Sun
day Y l. Flippen and son. Thorn
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and Mrs 0 q May anc tl eIr
daughters Marcy ana judith a
Charlottesville
Mr. ard Mrs w 4 Dandy and
daughter Linda Lyie. we're week
end guests 81 Nh and Mrs r r
S4ay Jr ARIA ;htlr caldreu
Claudia and Carol III thc.r cot
tARe on tile Chesapeake BAY ln
CrwyrIH Island V1
Holidays guests Of judge arid
Mrs r o Garrett were MI and
Mrs " Allen Garrett and their
children. Of Takona Park Nd
Nj and Mrs f A Garter spent
Sunday IN Alberta visiting their
son-ln-law and DAUGHTER MI
and Mrs Howard Settle and
granddaughter Ann Marie
Baptismal Ceremony
William MORGAN Smith III -he
elder son 81 MI. and Mn Men-
We.ner Vaughan Smith ana n
y Black .of MI ana Mrs All
fed Black received the ordinance
qf baptism last Sunday at the
Baptist Church III Farmvllle
as members of thA Fl>2gerald
Baptist church here The Rev
T p Reynolds oficiated
A large number from the vii
laee attended the funeral Tues
day OF Mrs NJ K Davis al Mt
Z,on Church IN Buckingham
County
MI and Mrs w G Newman
had as holiday guests Nh and
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FARMvILIE ESQ STKVICESTTK
Atlas Tires Batteries ~ Accessories
Washing Luprication-Wa Waxing
AAh Service
Phone II FarmyiIIe va
TAYLOR MANuFaCTURISC co, INC.
Contractors-B Building Material
Quality Millwork Farm Equipment
international Trucks Nash Automobiles
Farmyile. Va
kLFANWELL CLEANERS s TAnORs
Altering H. Repairing FIR Tailoring
For Ladies and Gentlemen
Phone SO - Main ST.
Farmylle va.
PRINCE EDWARD MILLS, INC.
Merchant MiIlers
Seal Of Virginia High Patent Flour
PEN Poultry-Dahy and stock Feeds
Farmyille. Va
GARLAND AND HARDWOOD. AGENTS
Insurance That Insures
100 North Main Street
Farmyille. Va.
NEWCOMB AUTO PARTS, mt.
Wholesale Auto Parts Il Equipment
FanmWlle Va.
FARMyILLF FURNITURE co.
FarmViIe Va
LEGGETTs DEPT STORE
Farrnville. Va. -
Take Someone TO Church with you Sun
tay-You1 Both Feel Richer For 1t"
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TAYLOR-FORREs COMPANY

TAYLOR FORBES COMPANY
Dodge JOB Rated Trucks
Dodge Passenger Cars
Plymouth Cars
203 w Bird st ~ Phone
Farmyille. Va.
COCA-COLA BOTTLiNG WORKS
Farmyille. Va.
NEWMAN CHEVROLET SALES co.
Farmgille. Va
FARMERS COOPERATIVE
Third Street FarmviIle. Va
Custom Grinding 49, Feed Mixing
Bring us your grains to be ground and
mixed according To your own formula.
Fertilizer and Lime Spreading
FLIPPEN's STORE
General Merchandise - G f Appliances
Plumbing and Electrical Contractors
Cumberland. Va
BURRUSs LAND & LUMBER co. INC.
Dillwyn. Va
CROW BROTHERS
General Auto Repairs
Dillwyn, Va.
KAYTON COAL co.
Coal - Fuel OIL and Fertilizer
Telephone l68 - Farmyille Va
STATE & LEE AND FARMvILLf
DRIVEN THEATRES
For the Best In Entertainment
Farmville. Va
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Evening star., 1955-05-01
AUToMoaILB EoR sALR

NASH ,a2 F1mbl1I Co1ntfy cab
orig. dArk bfus entsh; b FeIz
xHinSTos sisn e.r ccEs sSSs. IssSes sssS sso1. ssa
Foon- <f6 n Moefs &C. AFi. Ross-
.4lL Va. "A. e-ao30, lie
Neve. titled. driven VeTy little; beau:
sifm S-scpe Essni Ane.seIs nest
NASH ARLINGToN coRP- IndoeF
ehoWroom. 20fs y. Moore o.. AFi
:. fIEossl!nb, 4 yA "a s-sQ3o. 10
sVnsr; d seed tires; Tres sxeei. "a %neeSanissl:
III REiesd f9E suck sgiek ale, enis Sses:
ShoWroon. ,2ol5 \. Moore st. Ari
SHsH SHSssiHfis9 v .sooA a. 4sSoos 1850. a. -iS i9x,
sssaan, ssessa sesa sosd. 5000 sssh Gan
NASH 80 Ambassador 4-dr. custom
sedan; orig. 2-tone gray nnish. w
= eysEdrtye. Ieciining seat; driven
ssiisEEs sisE sssis ?, .s efi ifsS pSesf Nash f' & i.
LINQTQN CORP. Indoor showroom.
S0l5 y. Aoors st- Arl. Rosslyn)
NASH 81 cdst. 2-dr,: T.. h.; this !,
i1s ies ssI'ea s sa ahs an naaf' fnIi p1ic. s4os
Closed Sunday. Zee Monday st
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md h.. 3D. sharp two-tcne Green
iinish. real good tires. above ayeTage
see. HILL d SANDERS. wash. 5
Oldest Ford Dealer 1900 14th e.
|NAsa 81 sons; % unusual classic
1910; 1924 N vefnon st. st.. Ari. -
NASH S3 Rambler Country Club
tires. r. and b.. dlrectional lights:
very low mileage, immac. cond. !:
guaranteed. S1,196, terms. WOLFF
MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EM.
3-QI42, Open Sun, 10-5.
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new 2-tone car: 600 mi.: hardtop,
682S, ext. IL. or AD. z-S353. Ready
dcr inspecticn Sat. . to Q; sun.
NAsa .ss !. Rambler Country Club
iosdss with extras. ,and car: s1a III; Ii;
new. Illness forces sale by owner at
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