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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27
Scott Urges
Farm Program


Sen. w. Kerr Scott last week
urged North Carolina farmers to
raise up and launch I daring
campaign TO fight falling farm
income"
Speaking at the Cape Fear
District Meeting o: the Ruritan
Club. at Guillard, y. c.. Scott
said cash farm income in the
state Will be off at least $50
million dollars" this year, and
outlined a tarcc-pCint program
to offset the downward trend.
He SAID the following things
would materially increase
farm income in the State:
Il. Wider and wiser uses Of
water resources. mainly inCreaS-
ed irrigation of row crops.
-. Organizing Co-operativcs
and other groups + process our
native farm products.
g Improving and expanding
organized marketing"
The Senator. a member OF the
State Agriculture Committee.
said irrigation of row crops has
trebled in the past few years in
the state He said experiments
SH3" that cotton. corn. peanuts
and other crops aS well as to-
oac-o' can be irrigated with
profit.
Scott said there are "immcdi-
ate and critical problems to
solve N the general field of pro-
sesslng and marketing Of our
farm products.
II" said - Erca, deal Of pro-
Ircss has been Mode in pro-
ccssIng and marketing of the
states farm products IN recent
years. but called Cor stepped UP
programs IN both fields to keep
farmers from being dependent
u one - or two-Crop opera
ions"
t. implement improved mark
et!n- procedures. Scott said the
present Fcdrral-Stlt, marketing
assistance program should be
doubled and expanded in scope.
Under this program. Scott said.
state and Federal iUads are used
IN matched basis to advise
farmers on uniform production.
packaglng and other marketing
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27

deal Of work needs TO be done
He said. More than at any
time in our history farmers in
North Carolina need to form
organizations TO process and
market livestock. grain. hogs,
poultry. eggs and f.uits and veg
'etableS."
He said "A new owareneSs" a
mons farmers OF the opportuni-
ties IN new and different crops
is needed to solve many farm
problems.
Experience in recent years has
shown US, perhaps through ne
lcessity, that we don't have to put
all our eggs in the cotton and
tobacco basket. You no longer
are compelled to raise only these
crops TO be successful farmer
in North Carolina. In fact. it is
imperative that we produce a
variety of other crops in volume
If we win the fight against fall
ing farm income" Scott said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27
by Reynolds knight

NEW YORK. Nov. 25-In mid
town Manhattan. or in the down
town financial district, it's diff
cult to escape the clatter of the
rock drill or the rat-a-tat Of the
riveting hammer.
A five-minute walk will take
you by one or more holes in the
ground where rev building
foundations are oeing carved, or
along a sidewalk shed-Shrouded
to protect pedestrians from con-
struction work overhead as a
new steel and concrete giant a.
rises.
On smaller scale, of course,
the signs Of industrial construc-
tons three-year-old boom are
evident in score or more of
cities across the nation. Here ana
there, tight money has choked
off a few new projects, but con-
Struction of office buildings and
warehouses still is topping 1856
by 10 per cent OF better.
The office-building boom has
been fed not solely by realtors
speculation that the public will
rent or buy new space for new
ness sake. In most instances,
It stems from the realization by
major corporations that opera
tons can be carried on more eff
ficiently and economically in
cuStom-tailored quarters.
HOME OF IT'S OWN - Typ
ical of firms outgrowing quarters
that were deemed adequate a
few short years ago is c. |. T,
Financial Corporation. the ma
TONS largest consumer and IN
dustrial financing firm.
c. |. T. was born IN 1903 in
back office OF a s.. Louis walkup
building. For the last. 81 years
its headquarters have been at
One Park Avenue IN New York.
Just recently, approaching its
5Oth anniversary. c. | T. moved
into its own ultra-mCdcrn build
ing at $50 Madison Avenue, a
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Continued from page oneJ
him. Every person has the chance to
make the music to his song soft and
sweet or loud and harsh. This privi-
lege of every person singing his own
particular song makes the wheels of
our democracy go round and round
Because of this freedom we are what
we are-lawyers, doctors, mechanics,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27

writers, preachers, farmers, teacher
each one master Of his own trad.
Yes. America opens wide hor door
to anyone who wishes to walk Through
and take advantage of her many on.
portunities. These opportunities make
us all equal, just as we were created
This is why I am lucky to be an Amer.
can girl and this is what democracy
mean to me.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27

duct his own business. dis.ribut-
ing GRIT among his neighbors
each week. In selling this ma
tionally known 75-year news
paper, he will follow in the foot
steps of Gene Au.ry. Senator
Karl +. Mundt. Ford Frick. At
torney General William p. Rog-
ers, and other famous Ameri-
cans.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27
Behind The Scenes

handsome SStructure designed
for maximum efficiency as well
as for beauty and comfort.
Executive Offices for c. |. T.
and number OF its operating
subsidiaries occupy the entire
building except for two ground
floor spaces leased to a bank and
an investment broker. One full
floor is devoted TO employee &C
tivitieS-a cafeteria. private din
ing rooms, lounges. meeting
rooms and an auditorium.
Year-around dir conditioning
the rule in new construction, is
mot the only improvement of the
new building over the old. An
elcctrostatic air-cleaning system,
a public address system, flush
lighting, acoustically engineered
interiors, and master television
Iantenna with complete wiring
for both black-and-white and
color TV installations are Some
,of the innovations. The building
is wired and stressed to acco-
Imodatc any foreScsable addition
.of electronic office equipment.
THINGS TO COME-You can
develop your golf swing in your
own living room. using your own
golf clubs. thanks 10 clever
indicator device Celebrated 10
show how far the ball would
have travelled on 4 tull-scale
.tdIrway Flexible "ligh.
bulbs are not far off. They're
made by applying phosphor
coating to glass, metal or plastic
panels treated 20 conduct elect
richly An electric door lock-
ing system allows The driver or
a front seat passenger to lock or
unlock all four doors of the car
a. the touch of 4 button.
ACCELERATED ADVERTIS-
ING - Every advertisement Of
consumer goods should have a
picture OF the package TO remind
the consumer what TO watch for
in shopping" according TO Gus
tav l.. NOrdStrom. executive di-
rector Of the Folding Paper Box
Association.
Pointing out that a well de-
signed package IS one of the least
expensive and most powerful
forms Of advertising. Nordstrom
says the package also should re-
peat the advertising copy theme
70 assure identification at thu
point Of purchase.
Nords,rom contends :ha, mass
marketing, as 'yplfIed by the
Supcrmarket. is changing the
whole concept 4 advertising Of
goods. H urges closer
cooperation between advertls!ngt
and packaL,ug To- &c aGylnta.g.
', the SHIFT 90 scIl-serv!cc.
With many products" he saws
the package is more important
than the product IT contains. Adj
campaigns should re-.
''-nlZe that. with an Incrcaslngl
number of consumer goods. the
'2"Hag" Is the only alcSman thcI
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27

10 save him.
And SO our Christmas shop
ping season. because of service
necessity. is longer than it was
in the good old days.
Sincerely yours.
Thompson Greenwood
Executive Vice Pres.
North Carolina
Merchants Assn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27

Properly store your f,,-
equipment and engines DUR,
the off season. :"
North Carolina has more da;,.
herds using the "Weight-A-D,.
A-Month" milk recording MA,
than any other Southern state
North Carolina's 1858 pean,,
acreage has been set at lss "a,
acres.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27
PFC HUBERT A. VARNUM

SCHFAEBISCH FALL. GER
MANY - Army PFC Hubert
A. Varnum, %. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley b. Varnum. Route
l. Supply. is a cook in Battery
B Of the 29lst Field Artillery
in Germany.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27

Varnum arrived overseas !,
October Of Last ysae frou =
assignment at Fort Eenning -
A 1888 graduate of Shallo,,.
High School. he entered ~
Army in May of last year an
completed basic training at ro-
Jackson, S. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27
GRIT SALESMAN

David Watts. II West 9th
Street. Tabor City has been APP
pointed to sell GRIT. il was an
nounced this week by GRIT
Publishing Company. Williams
port. Pa.
This entcrnriSinr knv will cnn-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27
Continued From PAGE 1

NNoiliiiueO rIOrn rage
do not provide this
service. another city is only a
few moments away. II the mer-
chant cannot meet competition.
then he is done. There is no
floor. no Soil Bank, no subsidy
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-11-27
Continued from page oney

is entcrprising 10y will con
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
BROKERS

S Sfe mS ~ heaa nSncins e b 20 hi
GRASS RIDGE. Sales performance
(5 left out OF 30. indicates value
and customer acceptance. Your client
will like GRASS RIDGE. FRANCIS
L. KOEN1G, KE. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
DE GUSTIBUS
Af0 EAn

There is no accounting for tastes
and you. can indulge ell yours II
this this brick ,.i home IN SO; AL; spsn:
cracking flre, or making the full
s.sR oa sa nsS d nSse in rsH Se r%
cond. liv. rm. or the tree shaded
fenced back yd. AL yr. round enjoy
the bedrms.. din, rm., kit. batf
and finished. panelled attic with.
built-tn hunks. Only S13.500 foi
ell this and q gorgeous View ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
8 BEDROOMS
2 BATHS
S15.750
RAMBLER-BSMT.

VACANT. possession granted with
contract. Don't buy until you see
this Lovely custom GUST built home; on a
RIM. with frepi,. and picture window.
din. area, de luxe equip. kit. with
eating space; full daylight English
bsmt. Is all tiled for rec. rm. Owner
will consider any method Of sale.
GOTHAM REALTY, INC.
924 W. BROAD JE. 2-73OO
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Near Fails Church
UNEQUALED QUALITY
Antique brick split-level 3 bed
rms. /. baths, finished rec. and util
.rm. garaRe. very special hot-watei
heat. Enjoyable. peaceful home. vet
distinctive Reduced TO only S23.500
Call at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

DEATH CAUSES SALE. commercial
income properties; of upper 14th
St n.w.; 3 adj. row bricks; AL
$1,000 mo. Sacrificing, $4,000
cash down: bal like rent to respon-
sible party. BOX 320-X, Star.
Def. BLDG. Originally built 8 comp.
come, S2l0 mo. LII. 4-723O.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, Sc. = BUSH
and So So. IT. HARTMAN REALTY.
INC, LII. 4-3400, LU. 2-5976.
HAVE You $4,000 TO INVEST?
Direct from owner; ga times rent.
P. o. Box 4701, Wash. d. c.
l1O1 5. KENSINGTON ST., ARL.-
s-unit brick, wired for air cond. I:
$4,000; good return: need S10,-
600. OWNER. ia. S-3199.
S.E.- unit, semidet. brick apt.
bldg: l bedroom each: near stores.
bus. 10. 3-6S89.
BOOMING HOUSE-II large cheer
full rms, ga baths; semidet.; excel
lent condition. Financed.
1 2Pen PARK sHn'i nd. NV NV.
Call Miss Zaker, FE. $4,000 or
AID. 4-2005. MARSHALL J. MAPLE
SAFE INVESTMENT
Several . family fats excellent
location good financing and income;
price low for quick sale. H. T.
RANDOLPH, RE. 7-2137 or Ii. A.
1865.
4-FAMHY APTs.-3 BLDGs.
In this excel. loc.. each bldg. near
Boiling Field. Ideal for home and in
come. Priced right for today's mar
ket. r. G. DUNN CO., FE. 3-1173.
HO. 10000. WA. 7-07S2.
HAVE CLIENT WITH ALL CASH TO
buy either 2 or 4-family apt. bldg.
in good location. r. @. DUNE CO.
The Realtor Of Action, FE. 3-l173,
HO. 10000. WA. 7-0782.
SPECIAL BARGAINS. upper NV
bldg, seven 2-bedrm. apis.
Rents. S6,270. $4,000 cash pay
ment.
We have several four-family apart
ment buildings: $1,000 cash pay
ments: good investments. SPECIAL:
Six apis; rent. $4,000 yr.; price,
$4,000 for quick sale. Call B. M.
ODUM, RE. 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03

nt 25l9 WILSON Blvd, store IS by
& S5; large parking area. 30. g.
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MAE .CORNER OF 18th AND a
SITS. N.W.-Four-s story bldg, with
attrac; first-fioor store and mez.,
available for use By purchaser.
And 3 apis. now rented for $3.50
month: low price for quick sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-03
GENUINE BARGAIN

Groom frame house with / bath,
on large lot Of a acre, on mair,
highway very close to town OF Pair
fax. with transportation stores
schools. churches. At very low price
iof S12.250. TERRY B. 9IMAiS. RA,
| 3-703G, JE. (.l006.
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OUTSTANDING

10 units. Rent, $1,000. plus
with low-cost No. oil. All 1-bed-
room units; close-in Arlington IN
usually safe with strong economic
background. Under $74.5 rent. A
real producer Buy on your terms
Call MR.. LACY. Oh. 2-3569.
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Continued from pAgs u
Ralph Jolly

Like some farmers and unlike
so many, a garden is a must on
the jolly farm. From this garden
a home freezer stays chock full.
Too, they solve the high expense
OF today's eating problem by
raising their own beef. pork,
chickens and eggs.
Most of the things we eat are
grown here on the farm" said
Jolly.
Although he purchased anoth-
er farm in 1865, jolly manages
to operate both farms with the
aid of only two tenants. His
farms consist OF 1913 acres Of
which 10 are cleared
HIS role in community service
includes membership in the New
Life Baptist Church, church dea-
con for seven years, clerk OF the
church, member OF the church
building committee when church
vas remodClcl and four class
rooms added in 1854. church
treasurer for ,.gh, years prior -
becoming clerk. representative
from Dock Association @. y. &.
Baptist Home For Aged. member
Of Dock Baptist Association
from the New Life B.p,is.
CIrrrr ,,-. ,rF. ., .E - ..... f,,...r
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Leaf Meehnq
lContinued from page O

NNOutlHucu iIOm page ~
other points which directly at
feet tobacco producers.
Included on the agenda at each
will be the election OF
Solicitations county Advisory
Committee ana the selection of
delegates TO attend Stabiliza-
tons Annual Stockholders
Meeting in Raleigh on June %.
Mr.. Weeks further stated that
the overall flue-cured tobacco
situation presents greater
problem 10 the tobacco growers
and business dependent upon the
tobacco growers income than il
has u amy time since 1889 and
urge Is many growers as pos
Die 20 attend the meeting mos,
convenient 20 them"
Meeting scheduled IN this area
viii be held a..
February ith-13O p. m. -
SNOW Hl.-CoU. House
February 5th-c.30 p. m. -
WrIr-,.Ile - Agriculture Build
n-
February 5,a-730 p. m. -
Clinton e -r, House
February t'.-,u.1O 4. n. -
fs...r..."r. .r...r. .s.-rza
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30

&C. TO Norfolk. Va. where Col.
Mitchell is assigned to the Arm
ed Forces Staff College for five
months.
Marlene and Nannette Schild
were IN last week with flu.
A-3/c Bobby Smith who is
stationed al Sumter with the Air
Force spent the weekend in the
home Of MS mother. Mrs. Doc
.Bruton.
Dan Mccormick ana Roger
Mills. students in the Phrama-
" School az the University of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
Sea Food Store
Changes Hands

The Atlantic Sea Food on FIT.
Street is now under the owner
ship and management OF Mr.
and Mrs. L. d. Small of route l
LoriS.
Mr.. Small said they made tbs
business transaction last week
with Dewey Gore. former own
er.
We would like for all the pas
patrons OF the Atlantic Sea Foo,
10 visit US and new customer:
are invited" said Mr.. Small.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30

South Carolina. are here for
semester holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hips and
Mrs. Tom Carroll of Davis Jew
elry attended the Carolina Gift
Mart in Charlotte Sunday.
r. B. Mckee has returned 10
his home on Jones Street fol-
lowing treatment in the James
Walker Memorial Hospital, Will
mington.
Il. G Coleman. Jr. and DR.
Smith OF Greensboro visited re-
Gently in the home of Mr.. and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30

Mrs. r. c. Coleman. ST. Mr..
Coleman is convelascing follow
ing treatment in Greensboro.
c. II. HARRISON has returned
home after spending several
days in the home OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. d. NJ. Currie, at Leb-
anon.
Miss DarcuS Earl SoleS and
Miss Rochell Simon. students at
VIC. spent the weekend at their
respective homes here.
Sam Walden. student at State.
was here on semester holidays
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30

this week.
Wayne Reeves. studo,, a
UNC, is here this week 70, VI
mid-term holidays. W u
MIR. and Mrs. H. p. Har-..
returned yesterday from a
eral day visit in Camden in !"
home Of their son. Raw HI,
son. They also visited hrr 80
ents. MIR. and Mrs. S. c. Hor rs'
in Huntsville.
johanna Herlocker is un,
improved following an at,asl I y
virus. "
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
Personals
Warren Hips is back to school

Warren Hips is back to school
following an attack Of flu.
Sam Fowler of Greensboro is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Fowler, this week.
Col and Mrs. B. L. Mitchell
and children, Burt Ill. and DIX
{. spent the weekend here with
her mother, Mrs. Roland Bald
win on Hickman Road. They
were enroute from Columbia, s.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30
ANNOUNCEMENT: Atlantic

Sea Food Store On Fifth Street
Is 20" under tie Ownership
ana Management OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l .. Small. Complete
line u; Fresh Sea Food. g.n.-
cries. drinks. cc-. I-30.2-G-i3
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-01-30

Fayetteville - Curb Market
building 400 w. Russell Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD

NORTHWEST-Nice single rm., In
attractive, private home; ample
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IMlssELL1 ...'!!!'.I ron sALEIMARMADUKE

FURNITURE-Full-size HOLLYWOOD
bed includes box springs and mat
tress: almost new: $50. IA. q
0o42, ewes.
FURNITURE EAcToRIEg
DISPLAY ROOM SAMPLES
save $S$S. Never Used: Fine Quality
Living rms, foam rubber hidea-
chairs, orig. $50, now $50. 3-pc.
foam rubber curved sec, orig. $500.
now $1D5. Occas. chairs, orig. 500,
now Sl4. Reclining chairs, orig.
$79-S12O. now $50 TO $40. Beau
titul foam rubber liv. rm. suite,
orig 5000 to S306. now 500 to
Sigb. Bookcases, orig. $50. now
Bedroom odd chests, orig. $50 to
5000, now $50 TO $50. Beds, orig.
500. now. 500. Rock maple bedrm.
splte' , orig; sa0 l.. sell fos sle9
Sl79. 0.pc. Italian Prov. suite,
orig. x6g6. now S39b. Bunk beds,
orig. $125.. now $50. Set Of box
spring and mattress. orig. Si4O,
Dining room. Mod. suite. orig.
$685., for S106. Italian Prov. orig.
$429. sale, SOS. Lee. mahog. din.
T IN. suite tperiod). orig. s5Sb. now
80 MARLoFuRN1TuRE CO.
R. /. Ave. De. 2-4747. Open Daily
o TO @
Except Wed. and sat. TIL 9 and
suns It'll
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MATURE WOMAN desires home and
income as housekeeper for widower
and . small boys Write giving full
particulars to Box 331-H, Star.
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HELP-DOMESTIc

G.H.W. COOK, live in. every other
Sun, ana Thurs. OF. Other help
employed Must have references.
s35 wk. OIL. 4-6S79
G.H.W. CHILD CARE. experienced,
with references. Call MRS. SMITH,
co. 5-5b3s. 2S'
LIVE IN, general homework. 5tz
days; modern. rambler. Apply only
and health card; S35. OIL. 6-s695.
MATURE WOMAN desires home and
income as housekeeper for widower
and . small boys. Write. giving full
particulars to Box 331-H, Star.
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE my maid,
gh.w., very good cook; care for
teen-agers. WO. 6-5sS2.
LADY. colored. desires child care,
maid In store or beauty shop; Ii.
WOMAN, white, OVER 30, gh.w. and
week ends Of Refs. ID. 7-704O. 2s'
WITTY GIRL 10 assist with iight
household duties; room board, sal
ary EN- 2-Sf27
WHITE LADY TO keep house and be
live IN. 2252 Hall place NV
ROOM. BOARD and small salary "a
Ch-iStian lady in exchange for
child care ia. 9-60S1, after q
COLORED WOMAN wants g.h.w. and
child care: experienced $50 wk.
Call MRS, SMITH. CO. b-563S.
2Ss
COLORED WOMAN wants e.h.w.,
child care, or caring for elderly
sick. 8 days. refs. Call after
pm, Ii 3-49S3.
COLORED WOMAN Wishes days
work. refs. AID. 2-39O3.
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YOUNG
WOMAN

Assistant to technical librar-
ian of expanding research
and development firm.
Personality and enthusi-
asm more important than
education or experience
Tipping required. Position
offers work in pleasant sur
roundings.
5-day, 40-hour week, va
cation and sick leave, group
accident and health insur-
ance. Starting salary, 5000
$4,000. Opportunity for ad-
vancement.
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ROOMS FuRN.-MD..vA.

sH. sPq.-Master bedrm., nice and
facilities. ~. 9-s326 after 8.
NICELY FURN. RM., pvt. home. pvt.
communicating bath; refined. quiet
neiRhborhood; attractive surround
ings, Nearby Chevy Chase, Md.
Gentleman. OIL. 2-6406, after q p IN.
MONTGOMERY co. - Air-condi-
toned attractive room; bath, porch
and private. entrance; 10-acre
country estate; 10 Minis acc; !
no heavy drinkers. References.
Phone Oaithersburg 1895:
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SITUATI0NS-MEN

COOK, II years experienced in Ital-
ian and American food. Call any
time. ST. 3-sDs7
sECRETARIAL SWITCHBOARD OPP
orator, expef. white, desires part
time work RA. $1,000
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. white desires
steady Job caring for child or chill.
ssppeer .n Win exec 81 t [siS MtR s
COLLEGE ENGINEERING STUDENT.
white. desires summer employment
Consider anything. RE. 6.1n4s
2s'
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COLL. STUDENT. white "a yrs, de-
$500 w.p.m. Pc. 3-3l6s. 27s
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CIV. COOK, 1--we In. every other
Sun. ana Thurs. OF. Other help
employed Must have references
g35 VIZ OIL. 4-0S5g
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Stay cool: your work and health
essan sDt S oS cqsG nOI Si!-e fSiI
furn. incl. linens, etc, Start cooklng
at once. Rent reas.-it pays greatly.
TV. gar. avail. Excel. Toe. Embassy
Row, Meridian Park, 1475 Euclid &c.
NV. HUI. 3-3402
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TEACHERS white only. elem. 1857
SO. Jr. his. science and arith. Pvt
school in Va Excel. salary. IA
7-S45g.
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LADY. colored. desires child care.
maid in store or beauty shop. Ii.
B-O76O. 2Hs
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PIANO, spinet mahogany: excellent
condition; $326. Wo. 6-4s3l or
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CLERK

To aid a technical group in
computing and pre-arrang-
ing data for review.
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FURNITURE-Full-size Hollywood
bed includes box springs and mat
d tress: almost new: $50. IA. q
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Only once in Q blue moon
do you saws on q special IKE
this, All hrand-neW top
quality furniture. Handsome
living room suite with sofa
and matching chair. 2 lamps,
? step tables and cocktail
with mirror and full-sized
table. 7-pieee bedroom has
double bed box spring and
mattress two pillows. dresser
chest. S-piece chrome dinette
set has q table and 4 match
ing chairs Your choice OF
colors Immediate credit APP
proval and delivery.