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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

NORTH ARL; Waycroft-Not often
is handsome brk. Cape Cod in
this COW. location offered for only
$4,000 Living I'm; with fire.
and bath on LIST A.: ? bedrrns. on
End a.. full bsmt., oil h,w,-h,,
open Sunday i-5. Dir: Wash.
blvd to Buchanan St, left to No.
1915 and open sign. MONCURE
AGENCY. 6S12 Lee hwy, JE. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

n. ARL.-3-bedrm rambler-type
home; beaut. Anehor-fenced lot
with fruit trees. many shrubs;
close in: convenient: only S9,950
with excel. mo. and DIN. payments
SILLS REAL ESTATE. ia. $4,000
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IoIiNTp y cIIiR lIITa-o5s s,

FAIRFAX-A acre.. 3:bedrm.. brk
: Az 'ssSs IA: a| s sB S,S;
REALTY Open Sunday. OR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

We have several other
choice hstings. ranging from
$500 to $4,000.
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oPEN--FHA APPROVED
8 Brick Ramblers Ready
IA Baths Fireplaces

These homes located in q COM
munit" with other lovely homes.
Has .se. liv. rm. with picture win
dow. 3 twin-sizs bedrms., separate
din. rm., lse. kit. with plenty Of
cabinets. pull-down stairway. full
bsmt.. roughed in for bath; lge.
sodded lot; city water; paved street
transp. Immed. occupancy. Price,
S19,Tb0 to S20.5OO. Dir: Out
Branch ave, sc. about 5 mi. turn
rieht on Allentown I'd t3rd traffic
light over D. c. Incl then 1 mi. to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

OPEN SPRINGFIELD and N.
Springfield-Virginia's prize COM
munity; 20 min. from 14th 81
bedrms.; ramblers and split levels;
20 years old. Some with high
CT loan and low down payment.
Prices, $4,000 to S23.500. See
our signs on Backlick I'd, or on
Braddock I'd, Just. west Of Back
lick I'd. Open . to 9. SPRING.
FIELD REALTY CO, 6416 Bran-
don 20 doors from post ofice),
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BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER-set in !

country setting. Rambler has
modern conveniences, such as 3
bedrms., 3 baths. a scr. porch
and a recreation rm A perfectly
beautiful house which closer in
would sell for 81 900 more than
the asking price Of S26.q50. YOU
must see this house TO .appre-
venient living in this very modern.
charming home. THE DARBY CO,
Realtors, 1919 Wilson blvd, ia.
5-g3Q3.
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NEW. NEW, NEW, Near cheveriy
and c9nSsnient to gH ,l :,S park i,l;i
SS,S66 down can III . pm Ia VA
$4,000. ROBERT 8, DAVIS & CO.,
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WANT 10 OWN APT; HoUsE?-
prepared for q 4-unit brk. apt.
BLDG: 2 bedrms. each unit: choice
Prince Georges location. Trade
your lot, acreage or present home
on future security. For full par-
ticulars call T. D. BURGESS,
Realtor, RE. $4,000. 10. s-6361 /.
$3.50 DOWN and S74.5O per mo.
will buy this 5-room BUNGALOW
with full bsmt.: located in East
Hyattsville; expandsible attic, dble;
lot. Full price only $3.50. Call
til 2 pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT
g. DAVIS a CO.. INC.
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hLEAANDHIA-GH OVETON-Stucc
bungalow; 2 bedrooms. tiled bath,
living room. equipped kitchen,
S SsS5% b si9dP pTcsd encsd 9 ssss
terms. BELL REALTY Co, XII.
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cheap. Good buy for investment.
property. Il a;pedroom rambler
nihished recreation room, swim.
Cod Full basement. 20 min. to
Wash OWNER. AP. 7-446S 16e
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Rustic
countryside Cape Cod; q delight
downtown freeway: big expansible
attic paneled rec. sn,So English:
$3.50 per mo- W. r. HUGHES
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LANHAM-.h acre estate, featur-
ing. 6.rm. brk., full bsmt.. llv. rm.
With hrepla equip. kit 2-car. gar.
Vac. Early possession.
GLEN DALE-cute rambler in
the middle Of ga acres, featuring
pl, equip. kit. encl. pch.: oil base
board heat, outbldgs. for chickens,
horse and shop. Only $1,000
9EABROQK--Home and 4 acres,
S13.b0O. Glen Dale, home and 3
acres. $4,000. Glen Dale, home
DECATUR. HEfoHTs-Full brick
2-bedrm,, Ia bath home. featur-
ing full bsmt., scr. porch, gar. Close
70 everything. Only Sl3.950. Reas.
' 'e" HUDSON REAL ESTATE
UN. 4.lblb. UN. 4-717i
3-YR. OLD DIET. BRICK RAMBLER
3l3 ELM AVE, TAKOMA PARK
II you are looking for q beautiful
home, be sure to inspect today
betw. I and g.; 3 bedrms., . baths,
rec, rm. plus 2 fin. rms. in bsmt. !:
wall-to-wall carpeting plus many
Iotj1s RIDDEN. tn. g-aoeo
S500 CASH PAYMENT
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Rooms LANE, 34O5 N. Forestyille--
3-bedrm. Iambler; studio liv. rm,
bsmt.; out-of-town owner says
sell. $1,000 will handle Open
Sat. Sun, IL til 0 or by appt.
MUDD REAL ESTATE, RE. g.
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ASHTON HEIGHTS, mr.. Buckins-
ham = 6-year-old custom brick
rambler, radiant h.-w,h., 2 glass
picture windows in ali 8 rooms; ;
23x15' liv. room; SIS. 500; large
4Izs6 loan: $1,000 down: vacant.
See photos full inside while fur
nished, out ana vicinity of our
new listings today. w. D.
WHITENER Realty. ia. 7-5253.
Arl homes wanted. Photos no
charge. Exclusive unnecessary.
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LOOK! Only $500, payments like
rent-4-year-old. 3-bedrm. ram
bier on approx. u acre: cleo.
kit. with dishwasher and auto.
washer: od-street parking. see
P 81 PSESRRTEirEs AP N Saz7 SNN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HOUSES By HUGHES = Premium
Sturdy 2-family duplex. Every
room is large. . complete units.
Perfect condition. low cost oil
h.-w. heat. Already financed, take
over 4hTs. loan. KIll price only
$12,950. W. r. HUGHES CO., AP.
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81 600 DOWN includes settlement.
wall carpeting are only 9 Of the
extras. in this attractive 2-bedrm.
bungalow, located near Baltimore
parkway. Priced at only S11,50Q.
Call till g. pm. WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.. INC.
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ARL. N. 3-bedrm. brick ranch
School. Lee fenced lot, fireplace,
picture window. fun bsmt. with
built-in darkroom. Priced under
FLA appraisal: S1,S95 down. Buy
from OWNER and save. IA. 4
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

records
Reliable data show 4 definite co
relation between record keeping
and high production per COW Rec
olds are kept on 81 per cent OF the
COWS IA California, the state with
Tho highest annual D. oeluetian PEI
COW 1896 pounds Of mslk IN 1857 H
Texas, d State With almost as many
milk COWS as California but where
Tecoyds are kept on only 3 per cent
had an average production pel COW
last year Of 4.l10 pounds
Records were kept on 1913 pei
cent IF Virginia cows last year
Average production Of All COWS in
the state MAS 48o
Record-keepins itself does NOT M
crease production says Griffith,
bur It provides essential lnfo~ma-
tion On the basis Of records. UNI
profitable cows can be identified
ard cnlled and the higher tpro-
ducerS can be fed and managed
better
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
THS, CHS Send
Deiep gates 10 Annual
Press [ Conference

Delegates from Farmville an i
Cumberland high schools VII ba
H IN anIa me l.o0G high school
Journalists and advis wy attending
he 18th annual Southern Int
cAoIastic Press association con-
7ention il Lexington this week end
Mfs Lemon Coleman, faculty
iaaiael ana Cabell FITZPATRICK and
# 6 b I'm Vaughan Will represent
harmNll& Cumberland dsla2ate4
IRE MISS Bessie Lon ker,
Guilty adpises ana Eldriae- Blan-
oh lll Aargaret JOINS Barbara
Martin 3sll Pleasauts aad Neiiia
Mae stRansH
IHe cottFentiou IN sponsored bg
he Le4 Memorial Journalism foan-
iaHon at WASHINGTON ana Le uEl-
velsity Seventeen trophies %l ba
parded Oh The conqea4ca ID hia'
school publications from Virginia
North Casolina Or West Virginia.
Speakers viii include Burke Da-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Herald arm News
DO Your Goes Support You?
Or DO iou Support Cous:

Many COWS On Virginia farms
could be G. .tssltied as DEPENDENTS.
even thou4n their owners can't de-
clare Item as such Cor income tax
purpt Ses.
'-hey are dependents. SAYS " S.
.nifflth. assistant dairy specialist
at VPl. because th@y don't produce
enough to pay for the feed thay eat,
the housing they require, and the
hours Of labor spent IN taking care
Of them
Griffith says many herds would
produce better il the poorest caMS
were eliminated A herd of II cows
tor instance. might produce more
milk II one poor producer We're
culled and her feed divided among
the better producers Then IN addl
ton to greater profits, The dairy
man would have less work OF more
time TO Improve his general man
agement
The only reliable way to find lew
producers that pull DOM 1 herds
efficiency is to keep some Kind Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Tobacco Diseases

Two ailments 81 tobaceD hook
alike bat rs important @ b. able
TO tell the difference
S B Fenne plant patholoeist al
Vpl says blaekshank VIII continue
to set worse during the season and
may cause q complete loss u Che
crop. while Pythiuin Soft ro is 4
cold-weather disease that Wit be-
come less troublesome in good
VAN growing weather
Pythium soft rol generally occurs
early 4 few days atter transplant
ing Il vii Ho, usually occur in
plants that haee become etab-
lIshed Blacksllank usually does not
become evident untl at least IL
days after transplanting unless the
plants become infected "a III 20
bed
SIT fot occurs mostly W plants
that arc tender and suceUleat al
traasplahiine iinre BlacksHans
fectiea IS rot affected by the sacce
lehcy Of the seedlings
Soft rot IS most sever WAeu
heavy AIMS occur soon after tlaa
planting and the soil remains d
and wet Blackshank is noSNftected
by the soil condition 1t transplant
Ing
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Broilcr Consumption
Reaches New Hig!,

Broilqrs have played a spectacle
La role in increased meat CON
sumption the past few years
III 1910 the average American
was eating only 10 pounds Of
broilefs about one small bind pe+
person BY 1886, the per capita
hroiler consunsoticn had risen an
astounding 800 per cent IN III
pounds, and il VIII probably BE-
even higher this year In conpari5
sen. the sumption Of other
chicken has decreased In recen'
Yeas.
Total meat consumption q th..
Average American. from l9A4
thfoUgh 1857, increased from l57
pounds 70 an estimated 1873 pounds
ct All meat products broilafs havs
played the biggest role. percentage
"tse in The increase Pofk stf
lamb consumption has dropped
Beef, veal. and turkeys have alsa
shown substantial increases.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

Why settle for less than 100
bushels Of corn per acre?
II costs just as much to pillow
harvest, plant. and cultivate to
SOW 80 bushels per acre as it does
3 grow 100
On a typical farm, labor. tractor
and machine use, seed cost, plus
and rent. wul total about S35 for
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

Hogs
L4Dk lof NV pnce fluctuations in
the next couple Of Weeks as the
supply moves over the peak fsom
wv fan plg crop After that the
price trend should strengthen into
the summer Peak. which may COME
cattle than last year
II lcoKs AEe the idFofaDic PITS
SITUATION tip w h2" "as ialRelF
dt'e TO ssiIlc qu1ck ana drastic
cihhata HI farmers piahS lasl
ldll aha WINTER Wltil ti'e result lilae
litie were J9tat ie"ei hoB9 t'i''ll
mosi l4ople tAoH8Al
III inc past rev weeks slaughter
beRaA y pick Mp PM If Stiil IN
running around \ PSI cenl oeloN
iaSt yea TINS iilne hecelptS III lhe
M major markets Werc up psf
ceAl lasl WEEK. WINE virginia "
crlpts remained about steady
Vnp!nia auctions AVERAGED s2l m
of Tor the third week with de-
cline Of 81 m n That length q TING
Richmond yards were s2l-s2l AN z
qtarter sirohgeE Chicago lln
changed "A s2977 ~ MI m ans
Baltimore was 10 cents higher "
w ~ 70 S22 n
Eroiiefs
Bt0llel prices Should hold then
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

Powhatan was credited with 5000
& all cattle 5000 milk cows; 300
hoes and pigs and $50 sheep and
lambs
In the central district, Bedford
county was one Of the largest with
40 800 cattle Of all kinds; Is, $50
milk COWS. $500 hogs and pigs, and
l.o50 sheep and lambs
Charlotte county IN the southern
district had ll.6OO Of all cattle;
$3.50 MIX cows 5000 hogs and
pigs, and 200 sheep and lambs.
These figures are compiled %
January l. 1857
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
now ARDSVILLE

MISS Dorothy Brown. paula
Cobbs. Vernard Hurt, Mrs c. v.
Giannini, Mrs M J Mclean. Mrs.
William Goodman. Mrs Emma
C0bbs. MIS-. Allan Farley. Maine
Goodman, Marvin Ripley and Rob
e~t Ripley attended the band cons
cert at Scottsvllle High School last
week
Hugh Brown. Of Hopewell. visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. N.
BlOWn.-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25

cents since April /
Looking ahead, the upcominR
supply, based on hatch. shows
constantly smaller supply than last
cent fewer heavy breed birV in
year, ranging from around ~ per
fewer heavy breed "a $ in
June to around 10 per cent fewer
ne8t September In light breeds
TIE June supply WIN be above last
year
Aprll ! FIGURES show the total
supply about 5 per cent below last
year. including both storage and
current slaughter Storage makes
lip the bulk Of the supply. probably
mostly heavy toms.
White Potatoes
Virginia. white potato crop may
head into competition from other
producing areas. also OH late pro-
duction schedules. but bad early
spring weather everywhere may
have reduced production to give
DViiN
Vl"ginians are finishing up their
planting. and while seed losses due
to extremely wet soils may be con
siderable. not much replanting ~
being done
California and North Carolina.
our main competition. both report
acreages up around ) per cent. and
weather damage in both areas IS
still in the guessing stage And the
END of South Carolina shipments
viii probably coincide with our
season
One more favorable factor. stor-
age. aided some by lowered pro-
duction In the early producing
states. is clearing out we'll On
March storage stocks Of fall
potatoes were down 20 per cent
from a year earlier and 9 per cent
under average.
Cattle On Feed
The April USDA report for the
I ~ u! lIIGlpdl tdltlG iCtdli4S aotetNN q
shows II per cent more cattle on
feed this year than last, and only
4 per cent drop since January
compared to a Is Pc" cent drop III
tile same time last year OF the
ANIMALS reported, 81 per cent were
steers, q per cent heifers and i
faIt. rent calves
There were 20 per cent morf
animals under three months olt
lhan last yea: those to months
Old were up ; per cent over las
yaar. and under six months wert
down. rs per cent OF the total
owners intend to market So PEI
cent after July
If these intentions are carriec
dut there may be more than th'
usual dip III fall cattle prices
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
FARM PRICE
OUTLOOK

the Virginia pfices looked to
Friday The Depart
that predict
RICH. al the time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-25
Danger From FOres! Fires Increases With
Windy Weather: rs Fires So Far This Year
Local Fire
Control System
Important Link

Wen. that's that, said Clyde
Ransom as be climbed down the
ook out tower Oh top of Leigh y
Mountain
The FIRST drops Of rain IN the
thunder shower Tuesday afternoon
were his ticket 70 leave the forest
fire lookout post The ram broke a
rather dangerous dry spell that had
continued fer The preceding five
days
Spring Is the worst season for
forest tres Explained Maynard
Stoddafd district forest fire chief
Warm days, dryinp WINS. and no
leaves Oh The trees aA up to
trouble for oui outfit NE high
sinds ever tbs week end were cs-
peclally dangerous. he said re-
!axlnp a little as the rain settled
down lnr more Than lust passing
shower
The past week end was the worst
one 81 the 1855 season Sunday was
The worst single day. with five sep
alate fires beng reported IN the
tcn-countv forestry district with
headquarters IN Farmville
Fole est fires III the district arc
almost double what The we're ii
he same time last year However,
last Wear vas Nh cxceDti0nal one
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Emhordt, Jeanette Nolons JONES
Drury.
1000
4-Loretto Young Show.
"The OrientoI Mind" Friendship
overts O misunderstanding be-
tween on American couple who
shore their Temporary Korean
home. Loretto Young, Kim
SpouIdino. George MotsuI.,
5-InneF Senetum. Mystery.
1.-THE Good Luck chorm." Muir
roy HomiIton, Borboro BoxIey.
7-Seotlond YoFd. Crime.
1.-THE Dark Stoirwoy." A blind
mon Identifies q murderer. Rus
sell Napier, Edwin Richfield.
9-The $64, 900 Challenge.
1880
4-Movie r."
This Was Womon." lo48.
Sonic DresdeI, BoFboro White.
British.
5-Tieket to HoIIyw'd. Movie.
IA Hours. "ln Our Time"
1914. Ida Lupino. PouI Henreid.
7-Horbor Commend. Dromo.
Wendell Corey stors.
9-Whot's Ny Liner Ponel.
100
4-News and Sports.
Bill Sprooue. Morrie SieoeI.
5-Sundoy News Special.
Walter Cronkite Reporting.
7-News. Sports. Weather.
McCoffrey. Molone. Allen.
9-News and Sports.
Cushing. Mcdonald.
1l:15
5-Tieket to HoIlyw'd. Movie.
Continuation of I'm Our Time.
Ida lupino.
9-Shock. Mystery Movies.
ia Hours. THE Frozen Ghost.
l945. A hypnotist brooks his en-
oooement to his ossistont when
one Of his subjects dies of o heort
ottock while under his spell. Lon
Clancy. Evelyn Ankers.
1l:20
4-Movie a."
I Hour, 10 Min. Continuation of
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s-The ed Sullivan Show.

9-The Ed Sullivan Show.
I Hour. Guests: Cyril Ritchord.
10 Stafford, Dick Shown, Myron
Cohen, Lonnie Satin, Barbara
McNoir, The Everly Brothers.
The Sporkletones.
$50
7-Adventure at Scott Islond.
1.-THE Robber." A war hero and
q movie stor become involved in
robbery investigation. Berry
Sullivan, Nina Wilcox.
800
4-The Dinoh Shore Show.
COLOR. I Hour. Guests: Shirley
MocLoine, Carol Burnett, Bob
Cummings.
Sit Is Written. Religion.
7-Sid coesoF Invites You.
Comedy show storing Sid. lnno-
gene Coco. Carl ReineL Paul
Reed.
&c. E. Theoter. Dromo.
Angel in the Air" A woman
and her bockwoods fonily, robbed
of foith, sink into lethoroic
stote Of living death until on
itlnerote peddler rescues them.
Jonice RueI, Vincent Price. Viii
liam Phipps.
$50
5-Paris Precinct. Crime.
Louis Jourdon, cIoude Oouphin.
7-You Asked for u.
A visit to Son Froneisco's Chino
town for the colorful New Ieor's
celebration; to AustroIio for o
shark hunt. Jock Smith, host.
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SUNDAY


II:z5
7-Nishteop.
40 Min. Live musicol show sec.
turing the Charlie Byrd Quartet,
Vocalist Ann Reed. Felix 0ronts
host.
lz:o5
1.-The Lords Prayer.
1870 (
4-Inspirotion. F.
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s-AIfred Hitchcock Presents.

"The Right Kind Of House." An
opporently prosperous man OF
tempts to buy a dilopidoted house
from on eccentric womon. Robert
Emhordt, Jeonette NoIon. jones
DruFY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13

All-round. club or fine restaurant
experience. New restaurant, opens
Monday. Apply now, WALLACE
RESTAURANT, 1928 Branch ave,
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AUCTION SALES
LnAM a. WEsCHLER q Sol

Aueti0neera- Appraisers
r FANTi Af Ear AND KqiTEcHHESNS i FIX.
TURES AND EQUIPMENT, AIR
CONDITIONER ETC, CONTAINED
IN PREMISES 1909 COS RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE, NE. ALSO
LEAsEHoLD INTEREST AND
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE IL
~ virtue Of a chAttel Deed Of
Trust recorded In Liber i0S69,
folio ola ct SEQ, one OF the Land
Records OF the District OF Co
lumbia and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell, by public
auction, at the above mentioned
premises on FRIDAY. SEPTEM-
BIER 10, 1853 at 10 o'clock AM
l95 chairs, rs tables. 2 Typhoon
air conditioners, National cash
register, piano. refrigerators, freeS-
err, eompreSsors, coffee urns, dish
washer, sinks, booths. bar, bottll
cooler, beer dispenser, steam table
stoves, York ice machine, addin1
machine safe, etc. more particu-
larry described In said trust, alsC
leasehold interest and alcoholic
beverage license. Terms. Cash
NORMAN KAMEROW,
MARTIN KAMEROW, Trustees,
II KAMEROW, AttorneS
for Party Secured, Denrik'
Building.
Sel3lRlS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-13
SALES EXECUTIVE

Experienced in organizing and developing a
sales organization to promote the sale of
ton area No experience in this field is
essential, however, background in sales
management required.
$4,000 earnings with growing company
and high calbre man will be well rewarded.
Apply by phone for definite appointment.
OIL 1921
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PROPOSALS

GOVT, OF DISTRICT OF coL IN,;
TRAsEEEG r q PR ssRssRRRssT Vii
Ave. NV, wash. .. c. until 2
P M, EDIT, September 90, 1858,
and then publicly opened and
read for paving and widening the
roadway Of 18th 81, NV. between
Aid Project No. DF-6St3), con-
Sisting Of approx l1.414 So. yds
reinforced Portland cement con:
crete base s" In depth and 1a.2S0
50. yds. sheet asphalt pavement
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