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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-20

DTTCH1N0 - let Us dig your
bitches. septic tanks. etc. by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited
Putney Plumbing and Heating
Phone z83, Farmville, Va. 4-2l-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-20
SERVICES

WELL DRILLING Slayton and
Lackey-Wells drilled. pumps in
stalled. Write or call M. H. Stay
ton for estimates. Phone 2034J.
Farmville, r. 2. 3-2-8p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-20
CARD OF THANkS

THE FAMILY of George H. Cox
wishes to thank everyone who
was in the searching party or
helped in anyway in locating him.
or showed their kindness in any
way while in the hospital and to
the families at home. Wife. BROTH
er. sister. 3-20-1p
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-20
Buckingham Charge
Easter Service

Easter Sunrise Services will be
held for the Buckingham Metho-
dist Charge at Browns Chapel
Church. near Arvonia. w. c. East
ridge. pastor announced today.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-20
HELP WANTED

PROGRESSIVE man to manage
Amana Freezer and Frozen Food
Dept. Salary and commission on
sales. Apply Davidson's Dept.
Store. phone l63. 3-16-3t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-20
oRGANDY
CURTAINS

With the fonous Sporton
morble permanent washable
finish. Plenty Of s inch ruff
file. 42"x 81" panels. ;
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-20
USED CARS

Quality Cars
at
Sale Prices
1855 FORD
Thunder Bird, equipped with
power steering. power brakes.
power seat. radio. heater. and
new Goodyear Double Eagle
tires. Unusually clean. Wonder
full performer. Low mileage.
1853 FORD
Victoria. Low mileage. Radio,
Heater. Very clean
Fully equipped
1850 CHEVROLET
Belaire Hardtop. Radio. Heater.
A Good Car!
1949 Buick
Convertible, low, low, low mile
age. Exceptionally clean. good
top. Priced for quick sale
1852 BUICK
l-door super. dynaflo, radio and
heater. Good clean car.
1852 STuDEBAkER
2-door starlight, hard top.
Commander. automatic trans
mission. radio and heater.
lo4o FORD
2-door sedan. radio and heater.
A very clean car.
1851 STUDEBAKER
Champion. 2 door Deluxe.
Radio and heater. Nice clean
car.
1oA9 BUICK
4-door super. dynaflo. radio
and heater. Extra nice.
1o40 BUICK
Convertible-A real car and
priced for quick sale.
1852 FORD
Y ton pickup. radio, heater anc
very low mileage.
Speeial prices on oil obove
cars for quick sole. Others
10 select from.
BRICKERT
OIL COMPANY
sos W. 3rd 81. Ph. 203
eosmville II.
Va. oee.s' license No IsS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-20
| I As S 1T E D S
FOX RENT


HOUSE, rooms ana garden. %
hack Hampden aydney road.
Write James A. Waalthall. r. !.
BOX 80. Franklin. Va. Or phone
olooo. 2-l7-tf
APARTAEE2gT-Nev apartment ON
High Street opposite Jarmau Hall.
; large rooms. kitchen, hath. gar
age, etc. Call Dr.. 2. W. Beckham.
l2-3-tf
APARIMENT-newly decorated.
first floor unfurni1hed. living
room, bedroom kitchen and hath.
Electric stove. refrigerator. heat
and water furnished. GOT Second
Ave. Phone 49,. LIST
HOUSE: on First Street. Large
enouh for two families. Rent $50
month. Apply Cradles Store. 3-2-6
~>~>>~~>~>>>
APT. 3 rooms in Jackson Heights,
heat and water furnished. First
floor. $40 per month. Landon At
kins. Realtor. Farmville. Va.
3-2-tf
APARTMENT-Mrs. A. B. Arm
strong. 202 First Ave. Phone %.
3-6-Stp
STORE space to rent. w. Third
St.. between North ard Randolph
SITS. Immediate occupancy. w. J.
ellis. Phone 270 or $50. 3-9-6p
BUSINESS Building on Main St.
in Farmville 23xl50 It. with rear
entrance. Reasonable. Landon G..
Atkins. Realtor. phone 390M.
Farmville, Va. 3-9-tf
APARTMENT: 3 rooms, bath,
near Main Street. $500 month.
Landon G. Atkins, Far1nNlle,
phone BOOM or 1888. 2-l3-tf
>>~~>~-~> ~~~~>~
FIRST FOOR-Duplex Apartment
on Third Avenue. Heat and water
furnished. Contact c. j. Cox,
Farmville Motor Co. l-3l-tf
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Legion Officials
ToScan Security

Top State and Defense De-
partment spokeSmen will ad-
dress senior American Legion Of
ficials meeting here for q four
day session, starting Wednesday.
to consider national security and
foreign relations.
It will be the annual whites
meeting Of the Legion's National
Security and Foreign Relations
Commissions, with 50 Of the
groups high officials partici-
pating.
National Commander J. Ad-
dington Wagner Of Battle Creek,
Mich, and Mrs. Bowden D. Ward
Of Kingwood, w. Va, national
president Of the American Legion
Auxiliary. will address the joint
opening session at the Hotel
6tatler Wednesday morning.
Secretary Of State Dulles,
Secretary Of Defense Wilson AND
Army, Navy and Air Force
chiefs Of stan and the Marine
Corps Commandant will address
the group at various times.
Senators Knowland, Republican
Of California, and Jackson,
Democrat Of Washington, as
well as Selective Service Direc-
tor Mai. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey
and Dillon Anderson. special as
sistant to President Eisenhower,
also will be heard by the Legion
mares on Wednesday.
Mayor Will F. Nicholson Of
Denver, Colo. heads the Ma
tional Security Commission.
Rogers Kelley Of Edinburg, Tex.
is chairman Of the Foreign Re
lations Commission.
The two groups will meet
Jointly on Thursday for an all
day session at the State Depart
ment. On Friday, the two COM
missions will meet all day at the
Pentagon.
On Saturday, the commissions
will meet separately in executive
session to consider resolutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15

ot-a-century ago. He calls 1t
parentectomy-a word he coined
himself.
It consists Of separating asth-
matte children from their par
ents during treatment that some
times takes years.
The two District children
helped by treatment at the
"home of last resort" the Jewish
National Home for Asthmatic
Children, are Steven Schwartz.
10, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schwartz. Jewish civic leaders,
and Jerry Joles. Z, son Of q local
real estate developer.
Benefit to Aid Home
To aid the Denver home In its
efforts. the District chapter OF
JNHAC will hold carnival at
the Hebrew Academy Of WASH
ington, 6045 Sixteenth street
NV, on January 90, beginning
at Z pm
Patients admitted to the home
on a 17-acre tract in Denver are
taken there only when all other
medicine fails. Both Steven and
Jerry qualified. They have
coughed, wheezed and gasped for
breath during most Of their ten
der years.
Admission is limited to chill
dren from to is years old on
a strictly non-secretarian basis.
There are no oars as to creed
or color.
There are 148 children being
treated. with 116 attendants to
care for them and "a religious
groups represented.
The home was begun in 1907
Is o Jewish orphan asylum to
take care of children whose par
ents died after coming to Denver
for tuberculosis treatment.
Later, due to the work Of DR..
Peshkin, professor Of allergy at
Albert Einstein College Of Medi-
cine Of Yeshiva University. New
York, and Mrs. Fannie e. Lorber,
the change to an asthma center
was made.
Child Goes Alone
DR.. Peshkin found the home
after q 10-year search for o
place to isolate children from
their parents. He found that
as soon as mothers and fathers
visited children, who apparently
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were on the way to recovery. the
offspring had relapses.
He established q program
where the child is taken from
its home. placed on q plane
alone and sent to Denver. Not
until they are well along toward
a cure are the parents allowed
to see them.
In many cases. without use of
drugs, the treatment is working.
It apparently has for Steven
Schwartz and Jerry Jolles. Each
has been there for more than a
year.
DR.. Peshkin classes asthma as
the third-ranking killer Of chill
dren. He said statistics show
nearly 10 million young people
in the United States suffer
from 1t.
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DC. Red Cross
Goal Increased

An unexpected boost in the
National Red Cross fund goal will
require a $125.000 increase in
local solicitation, it was an
nounced yesterday by Charles H.
Tompkins, general campaign
chairman for the area.
It vas learned Friday that the
National organization has raised
its goal from $s2 million to 500
million to replenish reserve dis
aster funds. These funds were
virtually wiped out during major
disasters last August In the East
and in December in the North
west.
The seven area chapters of the
Red Cross will thus set their
goal at $1,523.474, instead of
$1.398,000. The annual fund
drive will begin March l.
Mr.. Tompkins said: Even
though the need for immediate
funds to aid in rehabilitation in
the States Of Oregon and Cali
fornia is pressing, 1t was not
thought practical or desirable
to 60 to the people again ut
this time which Is 30 close to
our March campaign.
Despite the generous out
pouring Of public financial aid
last August, the job Of rehabih-
tation in the East and the still
current relief Job In the West
has exhausted the disaster budg-
ct in the heaviest disaster year
in Red Cross history.
ION the basis Of all these con-
siderations, ! feel convinced that
an increase in our goal Of $685.
900 will be met by the COM
munity In the same great surge
Of generosity which the area
spontaneously showed last Au-
0IIaf
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Novel Experiment Aids
Child Asthma Victims

Two Washington children part of novel medical expert
being conducted in Denver reported recovering from
almost hopeless Of asthma that has crippled them most Of
their lives.
method treatment while comparatively little known
M Murray Peshin quarter
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Observation-Disclosures

: Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w.
Howard of Gaithersburg. Nd.
!, announce the marriage Of
/. their daughter Lois Frances to
fMr. James Lawrence Chatter
Z buck, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian j. Clatterbuck, also Of
Gaithersburg. The wedding
took place January ~ in the
First Baptist Church Of Fred
! erick, Md.
Butler-KeNer
Mrs. Thomas T. Keller Of
{ Silver Spring announces the
! marriage of her daughter
Virginia May to Mr.. Robert
Butler, son of Mrs. Mary
Sparkling of Niagra Falls. N. Y.
The wedding took place re-
Gently in the Bethesda Meth
odist Church.
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Many More Bedroom Suites and Odd Pieces
Similarly Reduced
TRADITIONAL OCCASIONAL


TRADITIONAL OCCASIONAL
COLONIAL, Solid Mohosony Ball and Claw
Compartment r Wos 7o8'oo Now $500
sLIGH 4e-Ineh KneehoIe Desk. swirl mo-
hooony Wos 1880, Now =. $500
HERMAN End Toble. mahogany ond leother
shelf discontinued pattern. Wos 43.o 50.
VALLEY CITY commode, figured mohoe-
any leather top, 2ox2o; casters. Wos $3.50.
IMPERIAL Step Table, mahogany turned
ovoI posts, 2ex1l7. Wos as 90. Nov z495
MAsTERcRAFT Cocktail Tobe; with
drower, 5ox36; bleoched mahogany or
driftwood; Were 1880 Now -,o. $500
IMPERIAL Corner Table. mohogony, 28 ,oo-
square, unusual design Was $3.50 Now 1895
ALokzi Lemp Tables, French Provincial
frutwood. ~ square shelf. Were $3.50.
wIi!NAN Lamp Tob'e.. inlod n,ohoqory,
26x2Ot metoI grill, shelf, discontinued pot
HERITAGE Corner TobIe. inIod porquetry
mol moho9gony, 81" squore grill sides Wos 90 ~
Kent KSGV or GRAND RAPIDS Choir Side robIe,
purnce licorce leather top, contemporary
decorator piece Was 1880 Now $500
WEINAN Step TobIe. pine and leather block
drawer, front 5ox23, floor sompe, Was
BAKER coektoiI TobIe, fruitwood, 3ox38,
contemporary design. decorator piece, dis
continued pottern Was 2leOO Now - 1880
Over 100 Occasional Tobes Sharply Reduced
MaS%7sis2r Sc.
DoWNToWN-7th ST. NV, between D 6 {
SPRING vALLEY-49th ond Moss Ave. NV.
4
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FROM OUR MODERN DEPT.


DRExEL Grey Mahogany DropIeof Extension
Tobie. Wos 1890 Nov a
ROYAL Lounge Choir, green texture Was >,
$500 Now 5,
ERWIN LAMBETH Lounge Chair, foam rub
Der cushion, gold texture. Wos 1850. =,
ROYAL Tub Chair. grey stripes texture. Was >,
l42OO. Now 3!
FoREcAsTER Grey Cherry Extension pinette
TobIe. Was $500 Now z:
LANDSDoWN e4-ineh Soto, textures spring
down cushions Wos 45OOO Now ---- 26
DILLINGHAM; Loose Pillow Back Love Seat,
green texture Was 1900. Nov 8!
HERITAGE HENREDoN cirea 50 Shell Grey
WaInu. Gloss Door China Cobinet. Was
$4,000 Now l9'
ERWIN LAMBETH l-Arn Soto with bumper
end, foom rubber cushion, beige texture.
Was $780, Now ------- 70:
DRExEL Silver Elm Round Extension Dining
Tabie. Was lO5OO Now - 4:
onssts Of arm, love scot, curved center and
bumper end, foam rubber back and cushion.
Grey texture Wos 6o9OO Now------ 39'
HERITAGE ALMOND Walnut Triple Dresser.
mirror; Mr.. and Mrs. studio bed and mite
chests Was 834oo Now ------ 50:
WEIkAAN Gloss Door Mist Mohosony Junior .
Buffet. Was 1900 Now - 81
ERWIN LAMBETH L-Por Sectionot SoTos
foam rubber cushions, brown texture. Was
428OO Now ------.,.. - 29e
sLlGH 4S-Ineh Blond Solid Maple Room
Divider with sliding door storage eomport
ment. Were 1880 Now = ---- - IS
DRExEL Grey WoInut FuiI-size PoneI Beds.
Were 5000 Now - IS
MILMoDE Gloss Lomp TobIe, Nubion oak
base, triangular Was 1850. Now Is
WEIkAAN Step Tobie. mist finish bross TRIM
2Ox27, floor sample Was IS 90. n ow - As
HoRNER Corner Tobles, bIeoched mahogany
30" square lattice sides. Was $500. Now n
SLIGH >Hi-Lo Extension Cocktail Table,
bleoched mahogany cocktail tobIe with
Leaves, converts into dining toble. floor
somple. Wos 1880. Now ----------- IS
Hundreds Of Additional Modern Prices Reduced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21

Mr.. John r. verdier of st.
Louis. Mo-, announces the mar
riage Of his daughter Ruth
Jane to Mr.. Norman Douglas
Parker, jr., son Of Mrs. Anita
Parker and the late Mr.. Nor
man D. Parker. The wedding
took place February 8 in Sara
sofa, Fla. The couple will live
in Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21
WEDDINGS
'Peuy-Burks

Mr.. and Mrs. William e.
Dean Of Colmar Manor an
nounce the marriage Of her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Elise
Burks. to Mr.. Robert Eugene
Peay. son of Mr.. John M. Peay
Of Silver Spring. The wedding
took place February II in the,
First Baptist Church in Silver
Spring. The couple will live in
Silver Spring. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21

Many Similar Items
Sharply Reduced at
our
SPRING VALLEY STORE
TRADITIONAL DINING ROOM
OPEN FROM 8 AN. 70 s PM.

SLlGH Solid Mople Junior Dining Group,
48-inch buffet, dropeof table and 4 choirs.
Were 33oOO Now ]
DRExEL EorIy American Pine 60-lneh
Credenxo Buffet with matching coved mir
ror Wos US co. Now
FANcHER Magnificent Cross Bonded Mo-
hoeony Credenxo Buffet, corner china, ex-
tension tobie and side and arm chairs
with genuine Leather scots. Wos ,273, Now
BAKER Extension Dining TobIe. cherry por-
ouetry top bross trim Wos 845 CO. Now =
UNION NATIONAL Direetoire Group, fruit
wood accented with ebony and gold. Con-
sistinq Of credenzo buffet, orilled door.
hutch oval toble and 6 magnificent chairs.
Was SIS Now J
DRExEL WoIIoee Nuttins Junior Groups in
magnificent swirl mahogany, consists OF 81
inch credenzo buffet round extension tobIe,
chest server, solid mahogany choirs.. Were
| ,Ooo Now s
WHITE, Round Extension TobIe. 4 side and
2 arm chairs, in grey. cherry. Was $4,000.
Now !
DRExEL 3e-ineh Peasant Provincial Gloss
Door Chino cobinets with 2-door Storage
compartment Were ITS co. Now -
DRExEL French Provincial Cherry Servers.
Were | 5 co. Now
GEORGETOWN Solid Mahoeony GoteIes
Table. Wos $500 Now
ALLIANCE Solid Wildwood. Cherry 36-lneh
2-ooor Serving Cabinet with open hutch
Were 1850 Now
DRExEL Trovis Court Swivel Lift-Top Serv-
ers. Were 74OO Now
DRExEL casuoItone Mahogany Shield Beck
Side Choir. Were 27OO Now ------
Mony Mony Odd Dining Room Prices
Reduced for This Sale
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TYPIST-CLERK

Some shorthand or transcribin,
experience helpful. interesting open
ing in claim department of natioua
IN urance company. Hours y to )
5-day week Salary open Contac
MR.. SCHoBEL. Elk. 3-l61G.
MATTRESSES. BARNARD. apply a
CLUB La CONGA. 94l2 Baltimor,
ave. College Park. Nd
WAlMESSES. experienced. white
Apply in person. All 18th 81. NV
MOUNT VERNON RESTAURANT.
MATTRESSES. ExDer., and steady
'or night; | for day. Sundays of
ABBY In person THE SAxONY
400 Penna. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white, over 81. exper.
> nights weekly. GARVINS. 26ls
Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS. white. neat and exper,
day SHIFT. no Sunday work. BILL
q HARRY'S RESTAURANT. if37
Conn. ave NV
WAITRESS. white. THE CONDO.
LIER RESTAURANT, 1900 Colum.
bia pike, Arlington Va Apply il
person
MATTRESSES. white. eyper. b,
RECTOR'S RESTAURANT 134-
Conn ave NV
WAITRESS. white for niehtwork
must be reliable exper.. alert. :
DAY week. THE SHANTY. Iii
Coed Hope rd So
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lc5nflt1ss % yea PaGsl
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COOK. CLEANER, LAUNDRY; Tues
WEEDS. or , afternoons; refs. NO.
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HElP-WoMEN

ALESLADY--We Weekly TV log advel
tisina sales through Super Markc
PARTICIPATION; car nee. comm. t.
Sl15 weekly Call 10 .!-cagO In
tervieWing Monday, Tuesday snC
Wednesday. bet. . and Il, noon
MR. MCLEOD.
SALESLADY-- Part-time, Bethesda
Nd familiar with yardg0ods
BLACKSTONE WO. 6-ug7S. OIL
SALESLADY. ready-to-wesr. millinery
and accessories; hieh-grade Glen
tele must be thoroughly eXper (;
steady position. excel. opportunity.
salary optional Apply l01S Conn.
ave
SALESLADIES-- Needed at once. per
msnent work. HANDLES - 4 t0''
store. e103 Good Hope I'd Sc
SALE SWOMEN. full or part time:
opportunity. TO afiliate with an
old line life insurance company
Will train Excellent earnings. DI.
1-'.iti . 70 3
SEAMSTRESS, must be experiences
in all types Of alterations Good
salSrv and WORKING conditions
SANITARY CLEANERS 2920 18th
st NV
SECRETARY. experienced. good typ
ing ard shorthand Salary common
Sur4te with ability Equipment f1rm
Box ALL Star
SECRETARY-20 TO IS years Of age
part time for patent LAWYER / mar
lice. Must be neat, attractive in
appearance and accurate Hours
mid morninc I'll mid-sfternoon
Answer giving experience. short.
h nd need etc Box "a M Star
SECRETARY. LARGE manufacturer
has immed. opening in local ONCE
Tor pleasant, eXper.. capable Young
la0v 40-hr week. Perm. RE. =
1915
SECRETARIES STFNO AND
TYPJSTS; many. VIII. Some FEE
PAID. COLUMBIA EMPL., 1871
@ st NV.
SECRETARY to research director.
downtown Alex. 5000 up POTO-
MAC EMPL, oil King ST.. Alex.
KI 9-5na5
SECRETARY. part time. Columbia
pike, Arlington Call JA 7-g464
from a n. to pm.
SECRETARY college graduate. az
eressive individual seeking TO bet
ter herself in prominent real estate
ntife: lncal reference Oniv. salary
open. ST, 3-0550.
SECRETARY. white. age Obs, for
public relations WORK with ma
tional association, downtown lcca
ZION Ida" vk., paid vacation free
/ sDltalization and life insurance:
worl,inr conditions are the best
knowledge Of shorthand essential
but speed not REQUIRED; starting
salary. S3.3nh 1900 Rhode Island
n "
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sITUATIoNs-ADoMEsTlc

CHAMBERMAID, waitress. laundress,
coloreo. LII. -3055.
Al MAIDS, cooks, day workers;
i've IN or out. MISS TAYLOR.
no. 2-55l2 23'
C0LORED GIRL desires Job as
childs care or days work, ) or
days wk.; GOOD worker. Ii. 4-00629.
COLORED WOMAN, reliable, wishes
! mornings a week work; days work
Saturday. AID. .-0s06.
COOK. CLEANER, LAUNDRY; Tues
WEEDS. or } afternoons; refs. NO.
T-0SSi.
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work Mon and Weds excel ironer
cleaner reliable, neat. d. 7-0965,
COLORED LADY desires days work,
a.h;w, cooking and laundry; exper.
and refs, Ii. 6-332u
GIRL desires 5-day week: expert
enced. references IA. g-1756.
GIRL desires days work: viii do
woodwork, blinds. GOOD ironer. 81
per hour LII. l-"6.5
COLORED woman from Virginia
wants Job as cook in small family
or child care. ia. 9-3166.
ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES. Day
workers maids with local refer
ences Call MRS. GOSS. co. 5-92s2
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires TO do
Child care. Monday through Friday.
LU. .-9533. "a
EVERYTHING NEW = New house
! new furnishings, new baby newly
/ married couple: six-day week, IL
I to :. Experienced cleaning and
/ cooking; transit facilities available
good wages. Box 492-L, Star
5-DAY WK., and every other Sun
live out. outside help; 8 child.
top salary; cook one meal per day:
references. Reply to Box 4s2-M,
Star.
Girl wants : day wk. JU. a-217a
C0L0RED Girl. wants child care;
3-uays HU. 3-74gl
COLORED Girl wishes g.h.w. by
day or WI, Gail CO J-334l
YOUNG COLGRED LADY wishes
ehild care and Inv: exper. ard
rel live out. IL ;i-6i61 ask for
ALMA
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SITS. WOMEN tcon..l

lRL, 10, attractive, nice personality
| year typing. wishes exper. car
type on cleo. typewriter. Call any
time Sun, after b pm. weekdays
JU. S-9667.
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CONFORMATION CLERK, NJ
RECEPTIONIsT

Permanent position with research
hrm no exper. necessary Send re-
snme TO Box 5asS. Bethesda, Nd
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HELP--WoMEN

TENOGRAPHER. moderate typing
general office work. 35-hour week
State age, salary expected Write to
Box i3l-L. Star
1TEN0GRAPHERS Wonderful
opportunity for qualified stenogra-
pliers desiring temporary employ
ment. Immediate daytime assign
mehts mo week ends or eveningsl
NE. S-33.0
STEN0GRAPHER, age % to 45; ac-
cuIacy essen; air-cond office; per-
manent pos. beginning salary, SIS
wk. EDMUND j. FLYNN CO, Pals
STENOGRAPHER
5-day. a6i..hr wk Company
1enefiie' Excellent working condii-
lNGToN RAND 1918 L ST. NV
STENO., par, time, lO-c. ) days,
Wilson bid Arl, ia. $1,000.
SlYLIsT- BEAUTICIAN for busy
salary plus SO. comm paid Wkiy
) day Ia ROMANO BEAUTY
SALON. 1903 Park I'd. NV. APP
ply III person or call managei
for appointment.
TEACHERS, white, last-minute va.
cancies: ~340 to $3.50 mo. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, l34i G NV
TEMPORARY TYPIST, 3 mos, 81 ~
/ hr. POTOMAC EMIL, "3]i Wilson
i blvd Arl., ia 5-2000
TYPIST. high school graduate. some
/ KNOWLEDGE Of shorthand, permanent
position -5-day 37i2-hour week
/ AMERICAN SURETY co. 81
Southern Bldg, 10th and II SITS. NV
iTYPIST-IBM EXECUTIVE; ; DAYS
! an hours. pleasant conditions
permanent RE 7-051S.
TYPIST. for clerical Office work and
billing machine operator. Hours
/ $50 to > pm, } days a week
good salary Apply 3035 v ST ne
TYPIST: with ability to handl,
j Doudence ard general Office
.etail for national organization
7 3-s303 for appt
TYPIST and general clerical in
( pleasant r'odcrn office upper Mass
+ ave must be neat and reliable
sood starting salary EN-. 2-1l0n
TYPIST. key punch exper. elec
/ typewriter. perm. pos $50 wk
Mr. KATE. CO. 5-4577
TYPIsT with some clerical and
{ dirtSphone experience; this Is an
( interesting junior executive position
I IN Nationwide business; attractive
ofhees ann many benefits. AID
'-n'ito for appointment
TfPIST last accurate; permanent
/ pos. downtown real estate office; ;.
ia o. f-dav week. pleasant sur
roundin9s; usual dement's Coll for
anDointmFnt T N LFRNEP &
co, i406 Georgia ave. NV. TU
1900.
TYPIST. general Office worker. white
! fast, accurate, neat. pleasant per
+ sonality Work varied Iiood work
/ ing conditions. 5-dsy week nationa
| trade association. For appointment
call FE. 3-l536
/ TYPIST, for accounting firm, Under
| 40. must be accurate: 5-day week
! typing of financial statements ano
answering telephone. good start
Ing salary ana working conditions
Mr. WALKER Ex 3-55i5
TYPIST, LAW-S75 WK.
Fss-. accurate, Law and Dat. law
Offices -. Mr. Wright, NA. S-23l0
BOYD'S, Cor. 18th and G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-23
TYPIST-WHITE
Age 1880

Age 1880
Must have speed of at least
so words per minute, billing
experience would be helpful
but not necessary. We will
train. Permanent position.
5-day week, many employee
benefits. Very pleasan t
working conditions. Apply
Mrs. Shelton at 1910 New
York Ave, between 10 and
IL, and l and a.,
ChaS. G. Stott & Co., Inc.