davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-05-10

Worth, with boat basin of the
same depth, so feet wide by 900
feet long, at the inner end. Local
interests desire provision of a
breakwater for protection of the
existing harbor and consideration
of providing other improvements.
A study of this locality appears
advisable. The cost of a study of
survey scope is estimated al
$4,000"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-05-10

which was carried through the
County Education Committee with
Mrs. E. j. Brickhouse as chairman.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-05-10
THE
ROANOKE ISLAND
HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
IS UNDERWAY

THE FIRST INVITATIONS TO JOIN THE ROANOKE ISLAND
HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION WERE MAILED ON NAY Is+
WE ARE TRYING TO REACH EVERY FAMILY IN DARE AND
NEIGHBoRING COUNTIES BUT 1T is IMPOSSIBLE TO
DOUBLE CHECK EVERY NAME ON OUR MAILING LIST.
WE WANT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO ENJOY THE PRIV
ILEeEs OF A MEMBERSHIP WHICH ENTITIES YOU TO A
SEASON TICKET TO THE LOST COLONY PLUS A FREE
SOUVENIR PROGRAM
IN CASE YOU DO NOT RECEIVE AN INVITATION
THROUGH THE MAIL PLEASE WRITE, TELEPHONE OR
DROP BY THE LOST COLONY BUSINESS OFFICE NAN
TEo AND WE WILL SEE THATYoU GET AN APPLICATION.
YOU CAN BECOME A FULL PLEDGED MEMBER FOR
AS LITTLE AS $500 IT'S THE BIGGEST BARGAIN OF THE
YEAR! BUT REMEMBER
THE DRIVE CLOSES JUNE lst
ACT NOW!
R. {. JORDAN
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27

Green, .16, a student at Martin
Van Buren, High School in Queens.
She, too, viewed cultural exchange
as important in the development of
Africa.
A questioner in the audience
asked the panel to consider Africa's
future in view of four main regions
North, West Coast, East Coast
and South-rather than of so many
separate countries.
The question prompted Louis
Teichholz, 16, student at Passaic
High School in New Jersey, to say
that certain areas, like the West
Coast, could unite. He pictured
prospects in that part of Africa
as very good and assuring it an
important position in world af-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27
Hood Seminary Student Receives
Danforth Foundation Internship

dent at an accredited seminary who
has completed his second year of
training and has accepted the invi-
tation of The Foundation to spend
year in partial experience in
campus Christian service on an
assigned campus. The Intern sti-
ponds are $1,000 for the unmarried
Intern; $2,700 for the married In
tern; with 5000 annually per child,
born as of December 81, 1856.
Mr.. Clayton is one of thirteen
candidates chosen to receive the
l ST appointment as Danforth
Seminary Intern. He will attend
the Seminary Intern Conference
which will be held at Camp Mani
wanca, Stony Lake, Michigan, from
Monday afternoon, August IL, to
Saturday August II. Mr.. Clayton
has been assigned to serve at Dill
lard University, New Orleans, Lou
isiana, where he will work under
the supervision of the Dean of the
Chapel, DIR. Samuel Candy.
Mr. Clayton is % years old. He
was born in Pensacola, Florida,
reared in Mobile, Aalaba, COM
pleted his college work at ITALIA
dega College, student minister,
pastoring the Jonahville, A. M. E.
Zion Church, Huntersville, North
Carolina. Opon completion of the
Internship at billiard University,
he expects to return to Hood Theo-
logical Seminary and complete the
requirements for the B. D. Degree.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27
Liberian
Continued from Page One)

(AOnClnucQ ITOIu IdkC OUcJ
televised over WABD, will be heard
on radio over the WQXR network
Saturday at 1920 A. M.
The discussion, with Dorothy
Gordon as moderator, was on the
subject: "What Is Africa's Place
In Today's World?" Mr.. Cox MAIN
tanned that aid and the attitude of
the colonial powers were the major
factors that would shape .Africa's
course.
Joseph Manu-, 22-year-old native
Of Ghana, agreed as a panel men,
Der with Mr.. Cox appraisal of the
situation in Africa. He urged that
aid from the West be extended
without political strings" He said
Africa would go Communist only
through Illustration"
Fear OF Communism Voiced
Another panel member, 17-year-
old. Ellen Crowley of the Beaver
County Day School, stressed the
Importance of teaching African
lands self-government ''to fulfill
their aspirations" Otherwise she
feared they might turn to the
Communists in desperation"
William Berlinghoff, II, of Regis
High School in Manhattan, pointed
out that many countries had had a
colonial status before achieving
self government. He pictured it as
part of the educational process for
these countries"
The Importance of education as
an element of assistance for Afri-
can lands was stressed by Joyce
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27

toned, seven other students be-
lieved these factors were necessary,
and in so doing were declared
worthy of Honorable Mention"
These students and their projects
are as follows: Willie Brown work.
ed on "A Comparative Study of
Guppies- tropical fish and Minnows~
tresh-water fish," Alvin Coleman
worked on "Protozoas;" Madelyn
Evans worked on Migratory
Birds" Albert Thigpen worked on
Birds in Ny Environment" Henry
Thompson worked on "The Time
Involved in the Corrosion of Met
ais" frankie Walton worked on
"The Adaptive Body Parts of
Birds and Ruth Williams worked
on "Carnivorous Animals"
1t was emphasized by the class
room teacher, at the time of the
initiation of these projects, that
each pupil perhaps would not be
winner, but the fine benefits
which the projects afford most
definitely would supersede any ma
terial award. With this thought
in mind each student worked very
assidiously and the results exem-
plified this statement with 10 out
of II entries receiving honors.
Mrs. Anna Wilson, the classroom
teacher, and Mr.. Lee E. Williams,
the principal, would like to COM
mend all the pupils who participant
cd and all other persons, who so
lraciously gave of their assist
anee; namely, Mrs. Gladys s.
Hardy, Mr.. B. c. Price, Mr.. Rob-
ert K. Wanslcy, Mr.. William Town
send, and parents.
The plaques, pins, certificates
and bonds will he presented to the
students on "Honors Day. at the
College. The present sixth and
seventh grades students are al
ready looking forward to and plan.
ming for next years projects.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27
Jackson State College Laboratory
School Children Receive National
And Regional Science Awards

April %, 1857 - The annual
Science Achievement Awards, spon-
sored by the American Society for
Metals, and conducted by the Flu
ture Scientists of America Foun-
dation, of the National Science
Teachers Association has just pub
lished the winners for 1857.
All II members of the seventh
and eighth grades participated in
the contest, under the guidance of
their teacher, Mrs. Anna Wilson
and the Science Department. The
projects included the various
phases of science, such as chemis-
try, physics and biology.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27
New York States .

Continued from Page One)
where large numbers of Negroes
and Pureto Ricans reside.
The Board of Education said it
also is planning to offer incentives
to teachers to move to the so-called
difficult schools in Negro and Puer-
to Rican areas. These schools pres
emily employ a high percentage
of substitute instructors.
The teacher program will be vol
untary now and compulsory later,
officials said.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27

fairs"
The Youth Forum topic next
week will be: as NArO a path to
peace" The guest on the pro-
gram, filmed Friday in Washing
ton, will be Gen. Alfred M. Gruen-
Their, president of the American
Red Cross, who formerly served as
Supreme Allied Commander In
Europe.
Because of the Easter Holiday,
the program will be broadcast at
1880 P. M. over WABD instead of
1 P. NJ, as usual.
-Patronize Our Advertisers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27

The winners and their respective
projects are as follows: Lionel
Fraser, who worked on Low Melt
ing Alloys and their Conductivity
of Electricity" received a national
and regional award of a one-hun-
dred-dollar bond and also rs dol
lar bond. Marion Alexander, who
worked on "A Study of Inverte-
brate Fossils" was declared a re-
gional winner and received AS
dollar bond. Wilma Mosley, who
worked on "Ciliates Found in Lo-
cal Ponds" was another regional
winner and recipient of rs dollar
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27

Indignant wife Ito home coming
husband): What does the clock
say?"
Husband: at says "tick-tock, V
and the doggies shay "bow-wow,"
and the cows "moo-moo, and lit
tie pussy cats shay ''meow-meow."
Now. are you satisfied ?"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27

throughout the world than all
other brands combined Ready.
made formulas that claim to be
complete cost almost twice as
much as Carnation the proven
milk for infant feeding : the milk
every doctor knows.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27

you CAN TRUST cARNArloN. It's the
safest, most nourishing and diges.
tible form of milk for your baby's
formula. More mothers feed Car.
nation to their babies than any
other brand. And more Carnation
is used in hospital formula rooms
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27
bond.

bond.
The three points stressed dur
ing the months which were devoted
to these projects We're: initiative,
diligence, and perseverance. In
addition to the three students men,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27

Robert Louis Clayton, Jr., Hood
Theological Seminary, Livingstone
College, Salisbury, N. c., received
Danforth Foundation Internship.
The Danforth Foundation, es-
tablished in 1927 by Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Danforth of St. Louis,
set up a foundation fund to serve
the needs of young men and women,
particularly their educational
needs, with special emphasis upon
the cultural and spiritual aspects
of education. The Danforth Semi
nary Intern is a matriculated stu
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-04-27

Boss to voluptuous secretary:
"Take the afternoon off, I want
to think"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES

U. s. TREASURY nEPARTNRNT
the District Director, Washinstor
rs. d. c.. June II, 1067.-Pursu-
ant TO authority contained In see.
ton 1881. Internal Revenue Code Of
1864. the following described DROP
erty has been seized for nonpay-
ment Of delinquent internal Teve-
cue saI csur STs from .s Climatic
Highway. Arlington Virrinis.
The properly win be sold il ''i &C.
section e555, Internal Revenue Rev ..
Code of 1854. and regulations
PROMULGATED Hereunder. ct pub
lie auction on the 27th DAY Of
June. 1857. 1t 10 AN. O'clock,
81 1920 Lee Highway, Arlineton
2. virginia. DESCRIPTION OF
PROPERTY. S-3-ton Wool with
cabinets. l-Lancastef centrlf-
CT MILO No. oSs5s O with s-S' 3
General Electric motor. 1-Drafts-
man electric lamp. 1--Large single
door safe on rollers. Metal IN.
ing cabinet. Wood bookcase. l.
Typewriter desk flaree). Type.
writer desk small. 1-TypeWriter
chair. l--Svivel-back chair. To-
Allen Bradley push-button stations.
l-Svitchbox. Fuss 80 amp. L.
Switehbox.. Fuss 100 amp. 3--Fans
and 3 motors; mise. pulleys. var
waTm-air furnace. s-Boxes ";
Revere dry sea tubes. so feet In
each box. 6-l6x25x2 fllters. A.
: 2Ox20x2 filters. 6--20x2Oxl fiiters.
S-7x34xl fllters. II-0txI7xi
filters. l2-Misc. fllters. Boxes
electrical wire. Misc. copper tubing
Of various sizes. Box muflers for
air-conditioning units. Misc. foot.
age Bendix electrical cable. l.
So-n.p. switch. Misc. couDlings and
nns nam !pipel. Easy edger. l.
tin roller. i-s' steel bending sn
brake. 22-2-ton Tenny. i-BoS
asbestos tubing. 1-3-ton eondens.
e. coil; l-conerete hole drlller
and motor. BOX 500 thermo-
plastic wire tblack) Part Of
roll. insulation. 4, wide 1 in. -
Wilder metal sitter shear with
motor .,k Lock form 22 gauge
size. Misc. belts. I-driiie :iex4s
Of ~ copper pipe. 80. q az ~
conduit. l0' silent duct. 1-26-h.p D.
starter ARROW HART. 2-1h.h.p,
starter lArrow HART. 1-Eiectrlcai
motor. l.h.p.. 3-phase Century.
old electrical motors tdefee-
tivel. Roll 10' taxpayer. p
Desks loficel. Wood file eabi-
net. 4 drawers. Steel cabinet
drawers. 2-SWivel chairs. l.
5traight chair. Armchair (of-
nee chair. l-Typewriter table.
l-2.drower card index file. L.
Small card index file. Misc. StaplerB
and paper trays. 3-Temperature
thermostats. l--Stepiadder. T.
Extension ladder, "a. Mise. coup.
hngs and nanges. Misc. pieces too
small 10 describe. The properly viii
be offered for sale both as sep
arate items Tor in groupsl and In
the aeeregate. Only the right. title.
and interest Of Climatic Control
Company, Inc. In and 70 the prop
erty will be offered for sale. The
terms Of payment will be cash,
certified check or U. 8, Money Or
der upon acceptance Of the highest
bid. c. ]. FOX. District Director OF
Internal Revenue. BY ERcOLE
LEONARDO. Collection oficef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS viii be received until
~ UO oe, t9 ~ IA. s ysl o. lgS a.
mission at los Z. 'LexInston street,
Baltimore. Maryland Offering "a
purchase surplus properly Is fol-
pump and two s2J tanks. Lot I'M. NJ
3--one ~ double laundry tray
Lot No. a-Qne % garbaee dis.
posal unit, Lot No. b--one ~
cabinet sink. Lot No. 6--One lij
dishyasher. Lot No. 7--one IN
refrigerator. Lot NO. s-Fiye lbl
electric RANGES. Lot No. D-Twc
,2( gas ranges, Lot No; l0-Four
Lot ES No. i nesSss' 'yari sSsh 'I Scs
Lot No. 1.-Two Il, comm mod,
tubs. Lot No i2-one ~ cast.
iron cook stove and i2 feet Of
pipe. Lot No. ib-one Nv hot-aii
floor furnace and 80 feet Of pipe
iS HS CO. ana S nine az H TSSistcTs
Az items may be inspected at the
state Roads Commission garage In
Laurel Maryland. All Items will
Pc Hd on In lot quantities. Detail
Vtulllh NOIulN NuQ optGlul UluIur
envelopes may be obtained at the
STATE ROADS COMMISSION
Laurel, Maryland. District phone
Parkway 10000. jei6'SS
SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon, Tuesday, Julv q, 1857. AZ the
once OF the State Roads Commits
sion at los east Lexington Street,
Baltimore .. Maryland. 0fferine 70
purchase the improvements located
on he former Claude r. Collins.
RID. No. 2, Route 100. lh-etory
frame dwelling properties In white
proposed highway Improvemt- be.
tween Cedarcroft Sanltarium and
Burnt Mills. All OF these improve
ments must be removed down 10
the ground line By midnight, Tues.
day. September 3, 1907. Details.
bidding forms and special bidding
envelopes NAV be obtained at the
STATE ROADS COMMISSION OF.
EIcE ct Laurel. MARYLAND. District
ofle. phqRs: Parkway 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
Artist with a Future

II you are an artist who can DO
creative artwork and like 70 meet
people. you will want to learn more
about this opportunity. You can
build YOUR own future and be your
the Baltimore Washineton area AZ
their exclusive territory. Customers
already established In this market,
but the. fun potential has not been
approached. We will train and guide
you. Liberal support on drawing
account and commission. BOX 357-E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
RELp--MEn

AUTO MECHANIC, etudebaker.
Packard experience desired. 50-50
with guarantee and company bene-
hts. Best working conditions. Mr.
MARTIN. IA. 7-7722.
AUTO MECHANICS f2): ! trans.
mission man; general repairs,
Experience with 0tudebaker-Paek-
ard preferred. Straight salary plus
overtime. bz-day VIZ. top pay FOR
qualified men. Apply service man
aver. Mr., Hughes. Money MO-
TORS. 1913 r. ]. ave. me-. AID.
AUTO MECHANIC, must be experi-
eneed. have tools. sober and steady.
Plenty Of work. CAR MOTOR RE-
BUILDERS. lI19 8. Capitol ST.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced. gooc
pay plan With company dement's
AUTO MECHANIC = Barry Pat,
Chevrolet Co.. Weshington's Oldest
Chevrolet dealer. has first OPENING
IN two years for a top-notch me-
chanie capable Of quality work: So
so basis: paid vacations and holi.
days. Apply Mr.. WHITE. 1870
Conn. ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS. exper.: vaca.
ton with Day. cprcr. for advance
ment. ideal working conds. Apply
Jay, AIS MOTORS. INC. 301C
WILSON BLVD, ARL.. VA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC AUCTION
JUNE 20, 1857
2 PM. EST.
RAIN OR SHINE

Completely Renovated Ston,
and Stucco 8-Room House
Va. Hunt Country. 100 Acres
100 Open.
S-neG Rooms, ia Baths. OIL Hot
House and other out Buildines;
Frontage on Hard Road. Mail an
School Bus BY entrance. IL Miiel
from Warrenton, Va. See this 81.
Tore the sale. For directions phona
MARSHALL Va Emerson 4-4v12.
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Washington Prefers Star Classified
BY More Than 2 to l

Whss answenne advertisement
Gddress 70 STAT ooTes Do MOI
enclose 0rigillal references photo.
Graphs % Other materials 81 per
eondl g1ine CODfes sfrpe TIE Dar
n0ee Originals mas oct lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

ASST. MGR. wanted By progressive
shoe chain. Offering terrific oppor-
tunity for. reliable man with GOOD
managerial potential. Excel. base
pay plus high comm. assures right
man healthy take home pay. Write
% Box 375-H. Star.
ASST. MANAGER-TRATNEE, hs
so so. ef Pcr9cMsic ATHliMRS gG s sssi
Wilson blvd. Arl., IA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

turs full-time work. Gail Me. s-6ib5.
AUTO BODY ESTIMATOR. capable
81 producing $4,000 gross q. mo
6h.day week; IN modern Ford IA
cilities. Call Mr.. SHILLING for
interview. LOGAN lFoRDl. 1880
AUTO BODY MEN 62l. exper.; paint.
ers helper IL ,, exper. helpful. plen,
" Of work. 5000 pay plan. wei
equip: shop WE, $4,000 or WE
ssitSe7 "a 1905 BALTIC. blvd cOllss'
AUTO BODY MEN, preferably com.
binAtlon men. Must have tools
FcKEn Lo e5SoR Y NC f $3.50 f piss
onal road, Alex. XII. 9.7i0O.
AUTO BODY MECHANICS. to work
on percentage basis with 4 guarar.
teed salary Of S75 per week, An
experienced man can earn $3.50 "a
5000 per week. Excellent working
facilities. vacation with pay. Apply
MI Alpsna, AIS MOTORS. 500
AUTO BODY AND FENDER--Barry.
PaR Chevrolet Co., Washington'l
Oldest Chevrolet dealer has one
vacancy for q reliable man capable
S q Sas1sl1ty w work s9,s0 basis; psIe
WHITE. 1850 Conn. ave. NV.
AUTO BODY AND
FENDER MAN
Paid vacation and holidays.
b0-bO basis; disqualification
available: plenty Of work.
apply Mr.. stocker.
Addison Chevrolet Co.
18th and Fla. Ave, NV.
AUTO BRAKE SHOP stockroom
inclined, OOa N Sc. NV.
p 2; G, permit permit; no. a-7i77, MR.
AUTO MECHANIC. exper.: refs. REQ.
ApD ~ p MHcs i sERy,e end s sE%
TER, md and Constitution ave \ "
AUTO. MECHANIC-Excel. PROPOSE.
workinT combs. paid vacation and
many. other company benefits, Ap-
ply Mr. MCGEE, PARKWAY 6ERV.
CTR, 5000 M st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced;
must have own tools; good starting
SALARY, Apply M; Harold, OH AND
! SERVICE CENTER. NV. S31
nth st. NV.
AUTOMOTIvE MECHANIC and 'front.'
end alignment specialist: also cAr-
buretor and tune-up specialist; day
or nightwork:. top earninRs: mod
WissiNdER cHEvRoLEf' seven
Corners. Fails Church, Va.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced only I:
must have hand tools; pleasant sur
r ROY, Contsct MI; Arnold a.
burg rds II. o-2342.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
AUTO MECHANIC

Experienced. chance to learn Diesel:
opportunities for Advancement TO
Supervisory positions: pension and
Insurance plan. holiday pay paid
vacation and sick leave: apply Mon
through Sat. $3.50 pm. or By
appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
FREEZER OWNERS

We can stock your freezer with
choice meats and trcssn feeds q
SPECIALS THIS WEEK ONLY
Center Cut Ham slices 59e ID
Sunkist Lemonade - - Sl.20 don
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
ASST. COMPTROLLER
ASSISTANT EDITOR

University Of Maryland
Must be expert typist, re-
quire proof reading, all
around subeditorial duties,
call
WA. $4,000, EXT. 27O
For Appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

ACCOUNTANT-Young man TO as
sumo responsibility for complete
set Of books. Must be able 10 fur
nish trial balance and financial
statements. Experience In hotel
OF. apt. house in accounting help.
full Must arrange 70 live In ga
rIn unfurn. apt. ct Alexandria.
Va: 5ta-day week, extra hours
REQUIRED frequently. PROFIT sharing.
group insurance. disqualification.
atr-eond. once: permanent posi-
ton. excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. In reply. send full
aulrements 70 Boz l56-H. Star.
ACCOUNTANT, JR.. for cPA once
salary open. Apply efNROD AND
fash 1888 De Sales ct. NV. NE
1851.
ACC0UNTANT-Aee 26-3b, 5000
exper. BACKGROUND for pos. Is asst.
70 comptroller. large organ. Excel.
future. day. sal. $4,000. No Res.
Pee. MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS INC. Suite 1901, 1888 q nv
ACCOUNTANT 70 prepare consoli-
dated financial statements. Stats
teal analyses, forecasts. handle
troller at head once Of multi
plant manufacturing company
+ NE. $4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE responsible foE ans
debts other than those Contracted
Tor myself. personally. JESSE
BvCkLER, co Penn Flower Shop,
pa Penn. ave. s.e.s BOZ 2S5, Rte.
B. Clinton. Nd. 2ls
NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debt,
contracted for. other than my own
WELDON T. MARTIN. 1927 l4tt
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
than myself II. X. BkALL. lO25I
Douglas ave. Silver Spring. Nd
ACCOUNTANT. exper., reliable. de
sires small accounts. Reas. Com
plete service. OIL. 4-43O0.
CPA with well-established small
practice desires association witt
another In very desirable situation
Drop card to Box 26O-H. Star
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Si0O, Ext. ego.
ACCOUNTANT, under SO. Nd. resort,
lmaintenAnee expenses $4,000
SALES ENorNEER, deg. and = a D,
iHDusTRIAL CONSULATE. Imsmt
lengrD methods and systems. COM
puters feasibility. exper.; no fee
GENERAL SALES MGR. Il iars S,V com.
puter mfs.: must be tops; no fee
PURCHASING AGENT. stan level i;Vsi;
electEonie EQUIP. and eompcneenntcsG;
P PD sss EvAIuAT Tc s@o Zee.
Itronics and misc. fields: auylser =
IPRojEEcSr e EsNoRs., e, q a. life IRE
control radar; no Tee Sis 0C
PRoyEcT ENoRs.. dss.. cleo; mech 4 "a, !
T n DIRECTOR. y under ';S So
exper, sales writine, organize natl
training prosram. retail selling 40,
PROPERTY MGR, sxper' rentals
overall .rgmt.. elev. and garden:typs
TRRAissE e %SrssAs. loans. .o s: y
RsNSdiifEhEsiHsisSS..sc1xNr1sTs iSrs sVi iiss.
ing In al areas and Ct All. level
according 70 exper. without fee.
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, ob4 Wash. plde
18th a II Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3.0442
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A
BUSINESS CAREER

INCENTIVE to show ability and earn more.
OPPORTUNITY to advance to management
SECURITY for permanent future
In span Of 10 years become Of washington.
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