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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

People look at things differently
nowadays. II Jesus had had a pub
nc-relations man. or somebody like
a Hollywood agent, they would
certainly have advised q start
somewhere besides Galilee. EVERY
body will think you have no back
ground" they might have said.
When people hear you are from
Galilee they will just say Oh. II
you have any ambition for a career,
Galilee is a pretty poor bottom
rung on the ladder Of success"
Confusion at the Crossroads
But Galilee was where Jesus
was, and that is where he started.
II did seem absurd. (Not to him.
Of course, but to any worldly-wise
observer) Galilee was not only an
ordinary dusty unglamorous sort
Of countryside, dotted with towns
and villages most of which have
long been forgotten. Galilee was .
crossroads, a melting pot. It lay
along important highways. 1t was
open to immigration, and there had
been lots of 1t. There were not
many Galileans who could boast Of
proud pedigrees to match those Of
the aristocrats up In Jerusalem.
All sorts Of people, with all sorts
Of ideas and ideals, all sort Of Gus
toms, yes and all sorts Of religions,
had come and settled In Galilee.
There were towns such as Liberals,
Herod's little back-country capital,
that had been settled ~ 50 many
non-Jews Or half-Jews. that Jews
Fin good and regular standing
would not be caught dead in them,
and would not even trade In them.
Again, what an unlikely region
to start new religion! Religions
by the dozens nourished or faded
as the case might be, in Galilee
One more religion. an 50 what :
With all the clamoring voices Of
rival faiths, what chance did the
voice Of truth have in all that In
reference? Besides, you would cx-
pect the founder OF new religion
to take his followers to some re-
mote shrine, where he and they
could mediate without being dis
turbed by newsboys and telephones.
OF course Galilee had neither tele-
phones or newsboys; but it had the
equivalents of both. And there Is
precisely where Jesus started, In
all the noise and jangle, the com
petition and confusion.
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aaIIIss Is Our Town


All the same, Jesus began In
Galilee, and stayed with it almost
to the end. He set thereby an ex-
ample to us. For Galilee is our
town. We could make a better be-
ginning somewhere else, we think.
but If Gailee is where we live, that
is where we must begin to be
Christians before we try it In
Tokyo or Timbuctoo. "A man who
is poor missionary in his home
town will not be a good missionary
at the ends of the earth. A church
that supports foreign missions with
enthusiasm but supports social in
justice at home is not giving an
effective Christian witness. A
church that pretends to be Chris
tan must be interested In people;
and II you cannot get interested ia
the mglamorous Galileans around
you, you will not do much better
elsewhere.
Biased Oh outlines Copyrighted b.
the Division Of Christian Education,
National Council Of tho Churches o.
Christ in the o. 6. A. RAleased b
Community Press seFviee.>
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-31

oblivious Of attending government control.
The individual is lost in a sea of paternal-
ism, bureaucracy, and statism. Approx
mately 81 per cent Of the national income is
required to maintain the federal govern
ment, exclusive Of the cost Of state. county,
city or town governments growing in their
demands for more and more income to
satisfy increasing demands by the people
oddly enough. the very people who contri-
butte 50 heavily to the maintenance Of these
governments.
The present trends are perpetuated
principally through initiation, a method
which ultimately leads to finacial distress
and ruin at least that has been the ex-
perience Of those nations and governments
which have tried it.
Only the people can halt these trends to-
ward dictatorship and fiscal ruin They
may halt it by eecting to the congress of
the United States men who share this phi
losophy called conservative"
AT this particular time it is most import
ant that Virginia return Hon Harry F..
Byrd to the United States Senate. and Hon
Watkins NJ. Abbitt to the House of Repre-
sentatives from the Fourth Congressional
District by the largest vote capable of be-
ing polled. Both are tried and trusted rep
reSentatiyes in Congress, and share the
conservative constitutional PHILOSOPHERS
which We espousc. An overwhelming vote
for theses men in the Fourth District will
show people everywhere that Virginia
stands solidly for the principles of consti-
tutional government and fiscal sanity.
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REAL ESTATE statesmen

Tired Of working on .
straight $3.50 commission
basis? We have an incentive
plan worth your immediate
Investigation. Now-opening
for . top notch" sales
people. . am.-6 pm. Call
RICHARD METZLER EN-.
2-7400 or ewes, OIL. 4-lS52.
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BEAUTICIANs HAIR sTYLIsT :
Also operator-manager as assistant.
Good salary, WO. 6-5l29,
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hkLp- MEN AND WOMEn

COUPLE, butler, houseman: house.
keeper, cook. Must be experienced
ana have references Salary $3.50
per mo. SUBURBAN d. G. ESTATE.
Box 3J2-X, Star,
YOUNG MIN AND WOMEN bet
the ages OF 81 and 35 wanted TO
train as teachers, receptlonlstA,
interviewers and SUPERVISORS IN
one OF the country's leadtns dance
studios. exper. preferred but not
necessary; We we tr esnn you s sssn
" Shii sDS you s Isar 9ss wilson A o SiSs
s sostio Ss VIII rs 5. IL v sna and WASH
PART-TIMF SHOE SALESMAN or
salesWoman; also, hosiery counter
girl, will train Apply JOSEPH 8
SHOES, 1852 Suitland road, Suit
land. Nd, phone Jordan s-9624.
CAREER IN AMAZING INDUSTRY
Factory representative OF North
Americas fastest growing INDUSTRY
will be in washington. June IL, 2
and 18th. TO interview men ana
women interested In GETTING in on
the eround floor
Product actually sells itself .bens-
flcial to men, women. and children,
over one million already N use
IN nomtss oHiOsa. sSAAooael tesle 49,
automobiles. athletic ORGANIZATIONS
and in leading Institutions. Re
auires neat appearing men or
women with car. must have excel
lent character and be bondable
No age limit. sales experience help.
full but not essential, successful
applicants will receive complete
training; excellent chances for pro-
motion. better than average earn
ings with no limit, A prestige
product scientifically engineered
and medically proven: no eompe-
|tition. incentive program and com
backing.
Only those interested In earning
over $4,000 per year and W need
apply. Write to Box 40O-J, star,
stating past experience and quail
fications.
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hkLP MOMEN


SEWING TEACHER, experienced on
all makes sewing machines and
the use Of attachments; good sal.
airy; 5-day week; Aforementioned
This Is permanent position for
person who can qualify. Call RE
7-H3l3 for appointment TO be
interviewed.
SILK FINISHER, lst-elass: Sl.6O
an hour; f0-hour week. Apply
MADISON CLEANERS. 1901 Colo.
ave NV.
SODA GIRLS-Daytime only, no
Sundays, uniforms furnished,
SERVICE PHARMACY. 18th and
Eye SITS. NV.
SPANISH TEACHER-Native part
time, Apply BERLTTZ SCHOOL
OF LANGUAGES, 170I X st. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER RECEPTIONIsT
for real estate once. pleasant
SURROUNDINGS and good working
conds.; S-day week; want Young
lady with nice personality and
ability to learn; for interview call
MA. $4,000. WEINBERG a. BUSH,
1928 II ST. NV.
sTENOGRAPHER, full or part time,
electric typewriter: 5-day wk ;
permanent. Apply In person, 1722
Eve st NV, md floor
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TYPIST

For Jewish Welfare Agency
371a hours: liberal vacation. sick
leave, SOC sec retirement plan;
air-cond. bldg Must be good typist.
| Call tn. 2-IO35.
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hELP--MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced IN fabrication, ca
pabie Of selling. Must be steady and
reliable. Reference required. Apply
In person. LAVEZZO AMOCO
SERVICE, 1901 Wisconsin ave.
Bethesda. Md
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SERVICE STATION
SHIFT MANAGER

Top money. straight hours, q
brake ability necessary. Call for
GILL. UN. 4-9502,
SHEET METAL WORKER. must be
expert none others need Apply
SHEET METAL WORKERS. shop
mechanic, installation mechanic
NORTHWEST S HEE It METAL,
INC 4sl7 Bethesda ave. Be
SHIPPING AND LOADING superv.,
know d. G. and subn, areas; $500,
COLUMBIA EMPL.. 134l @ NV
SHOEMAKER. exper., steady Job
good pay. 1722 Eye st. NV.
SPANISH TEACHER--Native, part
time, apply BERLITZ SCHOOL OF
LANGUAGES, 1901 X st. NV.
SPOILERS, experienced on WOO
work. Apply REGAL CLEANERS
rear 612 M st. s.w.
STATISTICAL CLERK, some &C.
counting BACKGROUND helpful; sal
AIRY approximately $500; perma.
nent. Suite 516. iii e st. NV,
SUPERINTENDENT = White, part
time. Married, mechanically in
ices. Apply DREYFUSS BROS,
1919 18th st. NV, ma, S-05S0
TEACHERS, White. s3SO-ss2O mo.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY
sos 18th ST. NV. RE. 1898
TENANT FARMER, full time: sal.
airy; 100-aere cattle farm; ref
erences. Bon lax. Star.
~ BENCHMEN; very experienced
only need apply. Salary. S110 Ia
$3.50 weekly depending upon abil-
ity and experience; hours 3 to o
TRoNICS. 20i0 i4th st. NV.
Tv TECHNICIAN-For bench work
exper. not less than 5 years
Sober and reliable, permanent
position offered. IA. 4-5600
WATERS (2l, colored, full time:
experienced French service, 6-hr
day, SCI 80 per wk WESTCHEST-
Err DINING ROOM, 1000 Cathe-
dral ave.
WATERS CO... colored, part time,
experienced only. DE. 2-6249.
WALTERS for Italian restaurant.
Apply In person, ll43 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
must be exper.. very
neat appearance only: also bus
boys and maintenance. Apply In
person OLD ANGLERS INN, call
OIL. 4-4425, Mrs. Recess, bet. /
and pm.
TRIMMERi some experi-
ence necessary. art BACKGROUND
preferred. ABBY in person to Mr..
Siele, MORTON'S, 312 9TH st. NV.
MAN to install auto muffiers
Must have cutting torch and muf-
fer experience. Apply in person,
90. MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP,
2115 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. Do
not phone.
MAN, single, understands horses,
drive tractor; board and rm.; ref
required. Market 7-3497.
MAN, WHITE, 2I-35, living in
Prince Georges Co.: good opening
$50 wk. to start Phone WE.
5-6654. Thurs. eve. after 8 pm.
MAN, white, to assist around liq-
uor store and make q few light
deliveries; prefer one Of middle
age, but must be in good health
and have d. c. drivers permit
hours from 3 pm. to 9 pm. and
until IL pm. on Saturdays. Box
435-J Star
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SECRETARY

OGAIlG an i
Girl Friday, for construction office
near Lake Bancroft. must be con-
genial, intelligent, and have top
ability in tipping and shorthand
have ability to cope with phone
calls and problems of small office
We have no objection to someone
that is also decorative. Send
resume to Box 252-Y. Star.
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SECRETARY, white. doctors air
cond. once; 40-hr. week. Ii. A.
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YOUNG LADY
(AGE 1885

Permanent position avail. with
one Of the oldest established Arms
in Washington. Applicant must be
"a better than AVERAGE typist,
possess a pleasant personality and
neat appearance and be interested
and capable OF general office duties
Congenial office with pleasant
working como VIII consider pres
ent high school graduate. Air cond
once, 1-day, 40-houT VIZ group
disqualification and many other
COMPANY benefltS.
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UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

Teachers, ex-teachers, subteach-
ers, for vacation positions in our
Educational Dept: opportunity TO
earn 500 q wk and more. Write
age. address, phone number. 20.
Box 1904, Bethesda, Md.
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PAYROLL CLERK. exper. for eoun-
Try club, Wheaton area, days
incl. some Sundays. Call for ap-
p0intment VIII $4,000.
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WooDBURN BEAUTY SALON, AID,
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SEChETARH, Managers ONCE, D.
day week, 9-4:30 pm: IBM type
writer, under 40: $40 week, free
lunch. Call MR.. BRYCE, MA. s.
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RECEPTIONIST TO work in Wash
ingtOn'S most glamorous shop.
must be able to meet the public
Apply in person, BEAUTY BA-
yAAR BOB 1Afh Al n "
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RECEPTIONIST part time, ewes.
and Saturdays. Southeast area.
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HELP--MEN
SALESMAN


Earn $1,000 TO $4,000 your
frst year, career opportunity, fIIll
training. leads furnished, current
model car provided. All fringe bene-
fits. Call today. JU. 5.5636.
statesmen (2), white. age 2b TO
40, guaranteed salary and COM
mission. 5-day week, hospitaliza-
tton and vacation. Only respon-
sible, sober and willing 20 WORK
need apply. Interviews > to 4
pm, Thursday, REA COVERALL
LAUNDRY, INC, 500 Marlboro
pike, Coral Hills, Nd. No phone
calls.
Statesmen 125 for outside Tv
sales, for large department store.
Mr.. TAYLOR, Elk. 3-6g7O.
Statesmen. 5000 week average;
advertising leads; only top men
considered; apply Fri or Sat.
am. 7705 Georgia ave. NV
sALEsMEN-Experienced in selling
mems clothing and furnishings.
Good opportunity for bright young
man. Apply in person CAVALIER
MEMS SHOP, 1928 9TH st. NV.
statesmen
Age 3O-45, must have car. Half
automobile club offers
very substantial financial future TO
men with consumer sales experience
interested in building their own
lifetime income.
~ Salaried training program
90 Salary and commissions in
the field.
go Perpetual renewal commits
Sions.
Apply to o. T. King, KEYSTONE
AUTOMOBILE CLUB, 1913 Conn.
ave w
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TYPISTS

Large company has several open
ings for accurate typists under age
40. Excellent working cond. and
liberal employe benefits. Starting
salary, $1,000 or higher, based on
qualifications. In reply, give age,
education and experience. Box 39l-
i Star
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CONTINUED on Next Pager
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TTYPISTS
90

Full time, permanent only; not
a summer Job. Both must be expe-
rienced. accurate high school grad
uate. white; one to type form let
ters (speed of so wpm), one TO
tranScribe machine dictation, use
new lBM electric typewriter tspeed
of So wpm.). Good NV. location
air-conditioned building; good hours
and conditions. Call personnel de-
partment, EN- 2-g700.
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HELP--W0ME EN-
fCONTINllEDl

BEAUTICIAN, excellent salary, plus
SOC commission. JU. 6-4240. 10.
< 0OOu
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statesmen

statesmen
If you think you're a
good salesman, then
you don't need US!
But If you always
wanted to sell but
weren't sure you had
what it takes to make
the kind of salesman
who is always in de-
mand, then you're the
man we want to train
for our expanding sales
force.
See for yourself what
a big difference there
is WHEN YOU LEARN
TO SELL while YOU
SELL TO EARN.
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MEN, QO), who have never sold
before, and willing TO learn; auto
necessary: many key positions
open; start S100-S200 week. 1913
9th St NV
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Colored College Girls

Travel and earn during your
/ summer vacation; no experience
average earnings plus bonus See
MRS GILMER Cairo Hotel 18Th
and Que stE. NV, am 70 0 m.
9 pm. 70 8 pm. No pnone. %
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HELP WOMEN

PAYROLL CLERK. exper. for eoun-
Try club, Wheaton area. 3 days
incl. some Sundays. Call for ap.
pointment VIII. $4,000.
RECEPTIONIsT-Iittle Shorthand
and typ. exper. or viii train
ABLE All Sod 4o4 N. T. ave- NV
lRECEPTIONIST must be able to
give manicure, earn while you
learn 70 be beauty operator.
Must be young, presenlable
ALBERT de PARIS HAIRSTYL1ST,
1880 Wis, ave. NV. OIL. 6-l205
RECEPTI0NIsT TYPIST, 25-35
attrac.; parking area, $3.50. PO-
ToMAC EMPL.. 1884 Wilson blvd
1 ia. $4,000.
RECEPTIONIST, TO work in Wash.
tngtOn'S most glamofous shop
must be able to meet the public
4 Apply in person, BEAUTY BA-
| ZAAR, sos 14th st. NV.
RECEP. -PBX, exper.: Silver sprinsi
! $3.50. HAGGERTY EMPL. SERV
9ls Ellsworth dr.. JU. S-b464.
RECEPTIONIST part time, ewes
and Saturdays. Southeast area
10. 7-1g00.
INSTRUMENTATION, Alex. per.
sonnet once; st. July 1; 5 days
$3.50. POTOMAC EMPL., 9I1
King St, Alex, XII. 9-5055
r. n, dr.'s once. some evenings
5000. POTOMAC EMPL., l04 E
Broad ST., JE. 2-7272.
R.N., dr.'s once, Clarendon area
some tipping; days; salary open
| POTOMAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson
blvd IA. $4,000.
sALEsLADY-EVEs. AND SAT.
Exper. only, with ability to tax,
charge after training, full bene.
flts: salary commensurate with
ability. Mrs. Moore. WA. 7-2646
lLILTS CHILDREN'S SHOPS, 310S
lOueens Chapel I'd. Hyattgville
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SITUATIONS-D0MESTIC
SITUATI0kS-W0MEN

RSE-GOVERNESS, experienced.
wishes position with children,
perm. or temp, ia. 2-75g7
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EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY
Starting salary. $3.50 for young
LADY with good knowledge Of short
hand and tipping Position nov
open with local insurance 20. b.
hour Wk. vacation. sir-cond. bldR
Paid surgical and hospitaization
policy. Call RE 7-11gS.
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SALESLADY

For dress store; steady position;
salary, plus commission. Apply in
person. MADAME ROSE, 1907 Conn.
part time, expert
enced; fine sportswear shops; days,
evenings; Conn. ave, All, Va.
CASUAL CORNER, EN- 2-5212.
SEAMSTRESS. upholstery expert
ence; permanent. HOFFMAN up
HoLSTERERs, 2447 18th st. NV.
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SECRETARY-STENO., Interesting
work in new once; ne. area; sal
airy commensurate with ability
For appt;. call LA. $3.50, Mr.
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Ii. $4,000
WOMAN. Who can SPEAK spani1l

WOMAN, who can speak Spanish
TO care for 3-vesr-old girl for
employed Cple. Call after z pm.
FIX 3-6s4s.
ATTENTION sALESWOMEN - II
you have the ability to sell, own
a car and have desire TO put
your full time to It's best use, ap-
ply 10 DOROTHY K WINSTON
n CO, 9O5 18th st., NV. Excel
opportunity. Opening for only .
women VIII train In real estate
field ST. 3-O55O, Tues, Wed, and
Thurs
AVON PRODUCTS are in demand
Earn S3O-S4O wkly spare mrs
servicinE customers in your neigh
borhood or ONCE DI, 7-O32l.
PART TIME, evening phone work
in our air cond once Salary
plus bonus. Hours 5000 pm.
White. Apply TEL-ADS, BIS Mt
Pleasant ST., NV, nr. Irving 81.
WANTED, woman, with all-round
housekeeping ability special in
terest In children; able 10 work
In upset families with agency
guidance; good salary and condi-
lions Write FAMILY SERVICE
OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA, 24b
\. Washington st., Falls Church.
Va mr. call IL u-gAIH
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BOOKKEEPER
BOOKKEEPER

Stock and bond exper. desirable,
tipping helpful; salary open. Call
MR. KAHN, RE. 1856.
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Top money. straight hours. a
days. Md location tune UP and
brake ability necessary Call for
Apt, bet. = and 10 pm. MR.
GILL. UN. 4-9502.
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MEN

White. with car, high school edu-
ucation, opportunity for steady
work, good sal. Ii. 6-4121.
YOUNG MAN, whit, pharmacy elk. :;
81, $40; opport. PROF. PERSON
MEL. 1926 Eve NV, ME. 5000
YOUNG MAN for parts and service
counter on small appliances. Pre-
fer man with experience in deal
ing with the public. c. A. LEP-
PERT, INC. 9l4 Eye st. NV.
YOUNG MEN. white. clerks for TV
sales and service store. No expert
ence necessary, but helpful. Hours
IL noon til 2 pm. Salary open
Apply in person from IL It'll
pm. LITE ELECTRONICS, 20lC
l4th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN with some experiences
in chemical or biological labora-
tory for ssleswork in local once
of old established laboratory sup
ply house. Must be alert and de-
pendable. Salary. 5-day week. Re-
ply giving full details. Box 253-Y,
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HELP--MEM
tcONTiNuEDl

PORTER-Alert. ambitious young
man TO work In fabric shop Ap-
ply manager, MILL END SHOP,
. Corners shopping center. Falls
ChuFfh Va
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FUR COAT. mout0n lamb. size ~
brown worn very few times, Ress
JU 5-7l24
fUR COAT, SHARED beaver, pur-
chased a. Saks, length. $50.
GOOD condition, VIII 2-45J0
FUR COAT. fully let-Out China
mink. cond like new, $355. 1915
35th 81. NV Pc 3-22S3
FUR COATS, Alaskan seal. size H.
S23. Si1e ~. SIS sunlanip, bath
room sinh All in excellent cond
FUR JACKET, American brosdtsil,
black. perfect condition Wili sac
rifce: $40 EN-, a2-Q73s.
FUR MINK coAT. full length,
medium size. never worn; $3.50.
IA. T-44s1
sur MuFF. mink. fur Jacket. oce-
lott both very good condition. very
reasonable Ju. 5-S22f.
FuR SCARF 4-skin natural ranch
mink; jeweiry set 9Th nayless
Brazilian gems IA. 4-ftf3. from
~ am. to 4 pm.
FUR sTOLE- Beautiful fox. worn
twice Cost x175. Must sell $50
or best offer. CT $1,000.
FUR STOLE. natural ranch mink
let-out, almost new: viii sell
S325. IA. 9-gbsg
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PIX Receptionist
Switchboard Operator
Learn in 3 Weeks

Women-All Ages--Joos waiting
Pree Placement--Oood PAY.
Budget Tuition--Day or Evening
PIX SWITCHBOARD SCHOOL
1903 q ~ NV ST l-.nSa
PIANO AND VOICE instruction.
professional artiSt-teacher Your
home or my studio. LA d-neHf
PIANO LESSONS from budapest
Academy Of Music graduate. popu-
lar or classical. befinuer ana ad.
vanced DI, 1-2s4J,
SPANISH CONVERSATION. native
teacher. beginerst advapced. rea-'
RzMoN Romos. /" R Re f.SSse ~
SPANISH, quick calls for travellers.
coachine for STUDENT Native
teaehsrE Low rates. Du 7-30Js
LEARN TIPPING iron experts ~ so
vkly Free Civil Service class. free
loan Of typewriter for home use
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

CARRIAGE, eiebert, extra large
cost $40. sell sos car bed and
rus. siu dresses ana skirt. 81.
JU p-0S5l.
CASH DRAWER, new. suitable for
any business: bargain nt s3@.0 40,
CIRCLE 61B 9TH 81 NV.
CASH REGISTER. National, for
restaurant her. BROTHER Gus.
NIB Pa ave nv
CASH REOIsTER. National, model
81, itemizer. detail printer. add
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models rebuilt guaranteed, fea-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
Equipment for Sale

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
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ANTIQUES - Marble.tOp table
dresser, Early American bed, side
board. ~ city, must sell at once.