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$1.548 paid on such pledges dur
ing the year. The Living Endow-
ment Fund was $1l.545.98 at De-
cember 81: there is $526.54 in a
savings account for the special
fund to complete the new wings
third story. and saving bonds with
a maturity value of $4,000 are
owned.
Officers Reelected
w. c. Fitzpatrick was reelected
to third term as president of the
Hospital Association by the board
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Rice Community News, Social Events

Mrs. John Davis, OF East Wood.
stock. Conn, returned home Mon.
day after visiting her part nes
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nj. McNutt.
Mrs. Willie Carter is VISITING
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Thomas II
st. Petersburg, Fla. and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Murrell Campbell in Hou-
ston, Fla.
Mrs. F. G. Walton spent several
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs
M. A. Ayers at Falls Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Chenery and
Lou Gay and Mis- Claudia Brad
shaw. of Richmond, were week
end guests of Mrs. c. j. Brad
shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hubbard
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Brad
shaw were dinner guests of Frank
F"bard at Weyanoke Hotel Sum-
day.
Mrs. j. B. Farley, Russell. Far
ley and sons and Miss Corrine
Meshler. Of Roanoke. visited rela-
tives here Sunday.
Lynchburg Guests
Mrs. c. w. hawthorne, Jr., and
Cynthia, of Lynchburg. spent q
few days last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jamie Brad
shaw.
Mrs. R. F Andrews. of Prospect,
was the week end guest of Mrs.
E. c. Andrews Mrs. S. M. Hughes
was dinner guest Sunday of Mrs.
Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Davis and
children, of Richmond. and Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Gates spent Sun
DAY with Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Wal
than. Mr.. and Mrs Walthall's
dinner guests on Wednesday were
Mrs. Frank Osborn, Mrs. Ander-
son Daniel and Mrs. Claude Far,
ley.
MI and Mrs. Jesse Glenn and
children. of Halifax, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Collins and children, of
Petersburg, were week end guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Bailey.
Visit In Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Weaver.
Mrs. H. P. Bradshaw and E. T.
Bondurant visited Mrs. Bondur-
ant, Mrs. Frank Wood and Rev.
and Mrs, Balmer Kelley in Rich
mond Sunday.
Mrs. T A. Hubbard spent last
week with her mother, Mrs. j. H.
Hundley, in Vinton.
Miss Dahpnc Sheppard, of
Farmvllle, was the overnight
guest of Miss Virginia Bass Sun
day.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Stevens
and Dru were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Chambers,
Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Woodward
spent Sunday with Nh and Mrs.
Billy Berry in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bailey
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. johnson
In Hampton, where she was call !
ed on account Of the illness of |
her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs Billy Watkins
and Sally Ann were dinner guests
OF Rev. and Mrs. II. N. Soyars.
Sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-01-27
Lynchburg Guests

Mrs c. w. hawthorne. Jr., and
Cynthia, of Lynchburg. spent q
few days last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jamie Brad
shaw
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NC I' YouR fq NEfoH HSosH SbaAF re-
PLACING YOUR Ru ND o W N
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-D.
CLIFTON TERRACE

18Th, I4th AND CLIFTON SIS. NV
You'll enjoy the informal atmo-
sphere, the spacious grounds and
Hobbies ana the feeling OF pride in
this fine old residence, overlooking
downtown Washington. Added at
fractions are new refrigerators,
switchboard service, freshly painted,
spotlessly clean, moderately uriced
ants. RESIDENT Manager on premises
or call CO. 5-5i44 or SHANNON &,
LUCHS, IA l4th st. NV. Ma. g.
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DUPLEX APIS.
FOR LOW RENTS
REDEC. APIS.
CET
SEE
J. DALLAS GRADY & SON
ARE YOU

1I04 VERMONT AVE. NV.
co S.H0nn
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VERY REAsoNABtE RENT. BIG
Ems. MOD FULLY EQUIPPED
YOU'LL NEED. PVT. LAUNDRY
AND INDY. STORAGE RMS,
LARGE PVT. GROUNDS, PVT
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COLORED-l937 End ST. Ne
snd trane ap tront elOse 70 sGho0ls
frances, rear porch; rent, only
S67 so, heat Included. See man
ager in Apt. 4. ewes; or call GEO.
Z WoRTHINGToN a SON, 1927
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COLORED-i8IO-2I SHERIFF RD.

COLORED-TWO BEDROOMS. Nv
ing. rm;. kit, bath; SIS. utilities
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COLORED-i2a6 18th ST. NV. (cor-
ner 9TH and Var Clean apt, .
rms, kit. bath, heat and hot
water furn. S69.50 mo. In large
apt. bldg. See janitor to inspect, OF
call co 5-6222.
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COW. MT. PLEASANT CAR
] BEDROOM $50 80
e BEDROOMS SS4. so
Large rooms. in elev. bldg: rental
includes heat and hot water, laun-
dry facilities. Apply janitor on
premises. 1870 Ciydesdale pl. NV.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1913 18th st. NV. MA. S-05S0
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Rent reduced: . rms, kit, share
bath. heat and hot water furn..
range and refgr. $50 mo- Key
3rd FIR. Inspect or call CO. s.
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. . . . . . . . . . . . .
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LOOKING FOR THE APARTMENT
THAT WILL BE HOME SWEET
HOME AND HAVE EVERYTHING
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cOLORED-IOiO 18th ST. NE. Inr.
Sheriff rd.l-Duplex, Q rms, din,
kit. bath. redec: only S57. so mo.
Key Apt. A. Inspect or call CO,
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SET THESE MODERN NEW
CAPITOL APARTMENTS
ADJ ROCK CREEK PIX

BEFORE MAKING YOUR NEXT
DENT MANAGER, 10. 1850.
I? ? :? ? 2 !? :? 2 2 :? 2 2 2
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APIS. FURN.-p.c. Cont

LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL. 1913
l,itn ST. NV. --Effic oed ,-liv. rm.
kit, bath, day or week MA. s.
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N.E.-One-b edrm. apt, large rms,
c c1n spses s.hp ,ylnts a , rioseC space a
only $50 so. plus utils. See man
ager in Apt. .. 4S19 Sheriff I'd. ne.
LII. 4-6a6l GEO, Y. WORTHING-
TON y SON. 1927 X st. NV, ma.
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COLORADO APIS, 1852 Longfeilow
ST. NV. at l4th and Colorado ave.
- rooms. kit. bath: SD. Can be
inspected. L. T. BREUNINGER a.
SONS INC MA S-pD1n
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COLORED-I9O0 End ST. Ne
2-bedrm. apt: Sf5 per mo. Call
WILLIAM H, SAUNDERS CO., INC,
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COLORED-TWO RMS, kitchenette
and hath; $50. $50 Que st. NV.
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Pleasant Hills

Between Hawaii Ave. and
Hardwood Rd, NE.
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PRIVATE APT. FOR RENT, unfur-
nished; S115 a month, all utilities
included NO G-n11A
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Wash. Housing Corp.
931 II ST. NV. MA S4R1l
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|COLORED-1824 $ ST. N.W.-Spa-
cious, 3 rms. kit, bath, porch,
newly decorated: excellent location
Apply ianitor. no. o-5532
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coIORED-5ss COLUMBIA RID.
i INV; Apt hDoth. 4 90 rms. kit. and
l101. Florida ave. ne. Apt. s.
rm:. kit. and shower bath: S49. so.
529 Hanna pl. Sc. Apt. 2--2
rms. kit. and bath; sac so.
1855 Morris I'd Sc, Apt. r
2 rms, kit. and bath; S64 so.
2440 Nichols ave. Sc Apt. l.
3 rms, kit. and bath; $3.50.
443 F St NV, Apt. 1-2 rms,
kit. and bath. $50.
1410 18th st. NV, Apt. COL
8 rms, kit. and bath; 5000.
1876 9Th ST.. n.e.-Bsmt. apt; 2
rms. kit. and bath; S62 so.
439 18th st. ne. LIST f.-2 rms,
kit, bath and back porch: $50 so.
WASHBURN a. MAIZE. 925 New
York ave. NV. ST. 3-2s15.
COLORED--4I2 18th ST. Sc
Decor. lge. rms. bath; $72 incl
heat. cleo. DI. 7-0S30. RA. 3-3679.
COLORED-2400 18th ST. NV.
3 rms. kit. and bath: SO. 90, to
include heat and hot water. Janitor
will show: adults only.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
1924 14th St. NV. AID. 4-2005
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saved much Half Yearly
ing response has caused rush supplies and pensh
tnue this Greatest HalY
Co. history!
the excitement isn't shot
day you'll find fresh exciting values choose
devoted hmefurnshng in the
500 sesperson skilled the job happy
the full facilities satisfactory purchase
plans Behind
purchase skilled craftsmen
pmed with
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GOING sTRoNG. MORE PEOPLE ARE SAVING MORE
THAN EVER BEFORE, IN THE STORE WITH MORE!

FIRST In SELECTIONS! The Hecht Co.
leads all the rest in furniture and homeurnishng You have
wider selections colors. finishes, styles in
great Stores
FIRST In SAVINGS! The Hecbt Co.'S Half
Yearly Sale of Furniture Homefunishings SO widely
KNOWN many of you wait just for this event.
FIRST In FAMOUS BRANDS!
The Hcht Co twice named store of the year" for
brands among all the fine stores the country.
FIRST In SERVICE! The uecbt ~ : w.r..
livery door extra cost Your furniture arrives in
showroom perfection We set place your complete salts
faction
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9-Gunsmoke. Western.
l0:z5
7-DemoeVotic Committee.
1920
4-Sofewoy Theoter. Movie.
] u Hours. Fighting Man of
the Ploins." l949. A reformed
outlaw tries to leod new life
under another name. Randolph
Scott Jone Nigh.
5-Serto Premiere Playhouse.
"AlI This and Heaven Too" 1910.
Chorles Boyer. Bette Dovis.
Uncut Films.l
7-Town, Country Jomboree.
3 Hours. Jimmy Dean and his
TeNos Wildcats. HiIlbiIly music
9-Hieh Finance. Quiz
HOO
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards Douglas. Goynor.
1l:15
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
J. 81 Hours. living on Love"
1887. A cunning but kindly
londlord creotes confusion and
choos when he doubles two of his
fovorite young roomers, putting
the man and woman in the some
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YOUNG LADY

Immediate opening for pleasant
and aggressive person with local
office of a national old line f.
nancial organization. Work with 9
young staff. Position requires a high
school education. Some tipping nee
essary. Only other requirement Is
ability to learn. For appointment
call Mr.. Grimm. JU. $500. Id
YOUNG WOMAN. general Office
work-Large real estate firm ha.
opening for woman with pleasant
personality: air-cond.; 5-day week
Call MR.. BEUERMANN. MA. s.
500 liz
SOUTHERN MARYLAND AREA. col.
lege student. teacher or high school
senior in upper third Of class. Va
cation position: S72O for 80 days
Come in to see Mr.. Tully. 3 to
pm. Tuesday. Nav 10, business
room. LEXINGTON PARK HOTEL
Lextneton Park Nd. IA
MOTHER to give counsellor service,
at saltwater summer camp In
Maine in exchange for ehild's tut.
ton. P. o. Box 4026, Dept. A
ATTRACTIVE EMPLOYED WOMEN
az needed at once to give AVON
customer service in several choice
spots. Call MRS. DUNCAN. DI. z.
O22l. lib
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY

background in club or party plan
selling Weekly guarantee plus in
centive: also hosp. and ins. Plan
eliminates delivering and collecting.
Guarantees automatic repeat busi-
ness. Company is nationally oper-
ated. Advancement opportunities un-
IA. 2-2O07 Monday and Tuesday.
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CIV, cook, live in. . adults. /
child: Thurs, every other Sun, of
Refs. Excel. salary. EN-. 2-53O7.
G.H.W.. fond of children: live in.
exper. and ref. necessary; good sal
airy. IA. 9-7S57.
MAID. colored. over 30, no cooking,
g.h.w. and ldry live in with other
regular help: S32.50. EN-. 3-l4S6.
MAID. g.h.w. anc child care; intel
ligent, good wor ker. fond Of chill
dren. Have health card: $40 week
COOK, g:h,T,, live in: Thurs. and
every other Sun on. excel salary:
fond Of children. tn. 2-1553. 10
PLAIN CO0K-G.H.W.; live in.
Thursday after breakfast and every
other Sunday on; other help en-
ployed; salary open: must have
reference OF, 4-7264. --I5
EXPERIENCED white woman to 20
to Nantucket Island Mass. for
3 mos; leaving June Is; cooking,
cleaning. ironing; Sl20 per mo
Refs. REQ. EN-. 2-640S. IA
WOMAN-Good cook and gh.w.: 3
days, Thurs. through Monday good
salary olney area. Box 177-A,
CoLoRED. CIV, child care. light
CO lklng; So days. $35. Call Mrs.
CONTEE, no. 2-5512. To-
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Stenographers

Stenographers
The hot weather sea-
son is here! Start a new,
interesting position in an
aforementioned building.
National organization Of
fers permanent job with
opportunity for advance
m emit, liberal employee
benefits. Age under 40,
Excel. S h or t h an d and
tipping skills required
Apply in person $3.50 to
100 am, 100 to $3.50
pm. Chamber of Com
merce of U. S., 1915 H st
NV.
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HElP-DoMESTIc

COOk-HOUSEKEEPER, skilled: man
or woman; any nationality inciud.
Ing Russian, Oriental; foreign
language no problem; references;
S75 per wk. to start. Write 1858
National Press Building. is
COOK. g,h.w.. 24-35 yrs. old ex.
perienced; am. to Z pm; stay
nights: refs. RA. 6-94S3. III
Inv; COOK; live in air-condi.
TONED rambler: must be good with
small children; must be over ~
yrs. OF age; experience and locai
references required: $40 per week
G.H.W.. plain cooking: live in: ex.
perlenced with children; local refs
required. pvt, room with bath and
'riyv.' air,cond.. rambler: 5 days
CIV. live in or out, all sects
2. G.. Va. and Md: S35-S35. Al.
BEf PERSONNEL, 1017 X st. NV
HOUSEKEEPER, live in; fond n,
children. plain cooking; expert.
ence necessary. References. Other
he.p employed; 81 wk. " day
Wed, every other Sunday of. JU.
MAID. white or colored. to live in,
gh.w and child care. Call HA. 2
7515. after 5 pm -I6
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TELLER

rYPIST. white, young: with, knowl-
edge Of shorthand: 6-day week: air
conditioned once: pleasant working
conditions. Apply 2111 Z st. NV.
Ia
TYPIsT and policy writer for gen.
eral insurance agency in large air.
conditioned ONCE. Pleasant working
conditions. 5-day week. Call Di.
7-51S0 OF apply In person. YOUNG
d SIMON. $40 Woodward Bldg.
TYPIST-Statistical. Some book.
keeping knowledge. Silver Sprine
once. Air cond. Call JU. 9-030l
TYPIsT for newspaper ONCE; must
pc experienced. accurate, at least
% w.p.m.; pleasant working condi-
tions, 5.day wk.; paid vacation, free
Decentralization insurance, other
dement's; Call MRS. MICHAEI.S,
TYPISTs-RECEPTs.. ssO-s65 wk.,
PIX oper .-typist, $3.50 mo-: Sc
other typist openings. See DOT
REED, Personnel, 1911 @ st. NV
MA. S-2l16.
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HELP--W0AEN
TYPISTS
TYPIST

TYPIST
s. day 1914 hr. wk., excellent
WORKING conditions. Apply REMING-
TON RAND, 1915 L st. NV. Id
WAITRESS, experienced, to serve
excellent food and cocktails in
high-type restaurant. Pleasant
working conditions; top earnings:
permanent position Hrs. IL noon
to 8 pm; closed Sundays. CAFE
BURGUNDY. 5031 Conn. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, exper., night work. APP
ply after 3 pm. CASANOVA RES
TAuRANT' 1909 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS. white. part time, din
5 5:so hour our Apply in person between sT. 81
RANT. $3.50 Georgia ave. Silver
WAiTREss. white, over 81. local
ABC exper., good pay. perm. Job.
Apply FAMOUS RESTAURANT,
whAiffHREsss. white axs; over 81; expert
ence necessary: sundays OF. Good
salary, PLANET RESTAURANT, in
Hedin House Hotel, 2s02 Newton
wsixiIFFRisEss. white. good earnings hn
s saRSoE sf pElc AHRiS 1f NReIiNn
wA IffffhsSsT re exp p;si ABBY
BEACON RESTAURANT. 1880 iith
st. SCI Ii. 1914. --16
MATTRESSES, white, experienced
sundays. Apply in 'O person after
I1 40 an; MAYFAIR REsTAu-
RANT, 527 18th st. NV. is
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HOUSEWIVES

Have your own little neighborhood
business and earn extra money dur
tional new Cort cosmetics. contain
ing VitaminS. on money back
guarantee. Beautiful catalog and
packages. Reasonable prices. No
car or evening work required. For
interview in YOUR home, phone DI.
7-4400.
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HELP-WoMEN
WAITRESS

work: apply Crown REs Fat All
5l7 18th St. NV. 30
GIRL, white. between ages Of Is
and %, to work in dry cleaning
dept; 5-day week. Apply Mr..
Bryant, STERLING LAUNDRY.
1921 9th st. NV. Ia
GIRL, part time: must type and be
exper in gen. office work; hours
Mon. Fri, 12-5: Sat-, OIL. Call
weekdays. RE. 7-6006. --15
LADY, ambitious, refined: opportu-
nifty to learn good business: rapid
ssddDDancement; $4,000 year, Box
WOMAN. white. arranging and serv.
ing food in inflrmary, 10 am. to
$3.50 pm, 6-day week. Paid sick
leave and vacation. Call for appt.
WOMAN-Desire persons with ar.
tistic ability. and previous ceramic
position; hours flexible. Write, Civ
ing previous salary and experience
Box 275-A, Star.
WOMAN. living in the vic. Of Be-
DAYS week and relief ONCE work :
SIX SEX o Teek mp AAegplys s 9p9 Wi!e
NV. Mrs. iyles. les o'oA WIS., G1 f's'
WOMEN, white, is to so, for coun-
terWork, for food checking. salad
making, and to carry dishes: $50
a.,week fob, pleasant working con-
ditions; no Sun. or niRhtwork. See
manager, SHOLL'S COLONIAL
CAFETERIA 1889 Conn ave. NV
WOMAN to manage restaurant in
downtown hotel: must have ex-
perience. DE 2-4554. III
WOMEN (6y. to take over profitable
customer list in several AVON areas.
You earn $50-$60 mo. in part time.
YOUNG LADY, full or part time
work, assist manager in modern
dry. cleaning store. Exper. in this
field not nee. Excel. salary and
good working conditions. Apply al
once. POWER CLEANERS. corner
Broad and Washington SITS. Falls
Church, JE 2-7222. 10
YOUNG LADIES. above average abil-
.ty. who can type for national avia-
ton organization. ST. 3-2336.
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SALESGIRL for bakery, excellent
salary for right girl; 5s-day week:
hours. 10 to z. Store closed Sun
day afternoon and alb day Mon
day. Call In person after II am.
SCHUPP'S BAKERY, 5542 Conn.
ave NV Ia
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IMMEDIATE OPENING
For Geacher, ex-teacher or educated
woman to assist director of Child.
craft work Interesting work. Guar.
anteed income For interview write
giving age education and phone
pnv I0R-A Cfor
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GROUND FLOOR
OPPORTUNITY

Very unusual position for
z career minded women 26-
40 desiring an interesting and
profitable sales MANAGEMENT
future with wonderful OBJ
portunity for advancement
both locally and nationally.
S275 definite monthly salary
plus generous bonus arrange
ment. Direct selling expert
ence desirable but not neces-
Sary as We give . weeks
complete training with pay on
how TO follow up local adver-
Using INQUIRIES and interview
housewives desiring part-time
work. Car required. Full
time; For interview, phone L.
p; KENNEDY. at UNITED
81 a y ES EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, 1924 F st, NV
pL $1,000. AFTER 1880
Am. MONDAY.
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LIBRARY ASSISTANT

Are you a U. S. citizen,
single, under IS?
Can you type and do
you have q minimum OF
2 years college, prefer
ably in mathematics or
the sciences?
Private research or
ganiZation, P e n t agon
location, can offer OPP
portunity for advance
ment to the woman
with the above pre-re-
quisites, interested in
technical libary train
ing.
Call RE. 7-4106 after
$3.50 am. Monday.
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sITUATIoNs-DoMESTIc

BETTER class girls. Instant maid
service. OSA wash. School OF
Household Arts, no. 2-0620, DE
ATTENTION HousEwrvEs-1Day
neaith cards Cali MRS ooss
CO b-n2so I'D
GIRL wants part time or full time
good. experienced 5 days a week
refs. RA. 3-2a45.
COLORED GIRL desires child care.
IN inh. =; Z days a,sI 2 week; De. s-4e5e.
part time or full time: stay Z
nights IL 4-4S6s.
COLORED GIRL wants days work
good refs. Call Hu 3-bpli,
hrs. . day. Lu. l-JSgN
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HELP--WoMEN
SECRETARY

Competent young lady to work
In real estate once Of large builder
developer. Must be familiar with
and vac. dRKENwOoD kNoIEs,
NC 1924 Georgia ave. Wheaton.
Nd
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Library Position

National news magazine has OPEN
ing in its reference library for
person with knowledge Of current
Affairs. Primary duties will consist
Of cataloguing and filing. College de-
gree required: political science or
economic major preferred. Pleasant
working conditions In aforementioned
building: many company benefits.
Call DI. $4,000. Ext. 263. between
q am. and ) pm.
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SITS. DOMESTIC Gent,

COLORED GIRL will live in for
empl. parents. Do E.h.v.; good refs.
LU. 4-378S.
| colonel LADY wants day vorh
for Friday. NE. S-3749.
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TYPISTS

UNDER 40. must be qualified typists
General tipping to start. Opportunit,
to advance with on-the-job training
Salary commensurate with ability
Permanent position. 5-day. 40-hr
VIZ. Annual leave and sick leave. EN-.
ploye cafeteria. Air conditioning
Apply in person between Q am. anc
pm.
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LIVE-IN MAID
Care of 2 small children
and average light homework:
prefer seasoned live-in woman
but will consider girl in EOS
II references can be given.
Salary open. OIL. 5-30OS.
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BRICKS
100000

Salesman on Job
Second and K Streets S.W.
DI. 1864
OR YARD
1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy.
OF. 4-8755. Arlington. Va.
ABC Demolition Corp.
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MASSEUSE, must be exper. Full oil
part time: s days. 1929 F ST. NV.
end a. 30
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BRICKWORK
Have neighhors praise your brick.
work Jobs done by skilled brick.
layers. ] fireplace or 80 homes. NJ
Job too large or small. Any TYPE
brick homes, retaining walls. patios
treplaces. glass block designs or al
day or night, Free estimates.
HERMAN H. GOLDSTEIN
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SITS, MEN 6 WOMEN
sITUATIoNs-WoMEN

MANAGER, exper.: mid.
dle-aged coupe; refs, furnished.
tn. 2-O227. In
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS. JALOUSIES, PoRCHES
kitchen remodeling. Free estimates
Terms up to go mos All worl
guar. ~ yrs. exper JU 5000.
ADDITIONS. HOME REMODELING
bSmt. to attic A complete service
in one price: years to pay. Also
ONCE. store remodeling. Gail
G. F. ST. DENIS, 10. 7-36SI
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And remodeling by est. builder. Ref.
erences furnished. Res. and comml
D. c.. Md. and Va. Call any time
OIL 4-2759. IA
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BRICK WORK. all types: small Jobs
accepted. co. 5-2774; after pm,
Ii 4-S4S0. -16
BRICKLAYING - Alterations. fire.
places, walls, all types masonry
FAGNANI, 10. 2-1994, ia. 2-62S2
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Service Club
Holds Boil

A gala reunion ball COM
memorating the end Of World
War II will be held at the
Officers Service Club, 1914 21st
Street NV, this evening from
8 to /, for all officers and
former officers in the Wash
ington area.
Hostesses for the event will
be the daughters of officers of
the Army, Navy, Marines and
Air Force.
For Mrs. Clyde B. Parker,
chairman of the hostess group,
it is the annual fulfillment of
a promise made to a group of
the clubs officers at the end
of the war. Namely that she
would sponsor a celebration
each year on the Friday before
August Is. This years ball is
the 18th in the series.
Members of the entertain
ment committee are: Maj. A.
Czaikowski, USAR and 1t. r.
w. Wills, USAFR.