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mos dos civiles norteamericanoS
que tenian aun en- SUI poder. ,
Siguen en- manos de los rebeldes
80 norteamericanos pertenecientes
a las fuerzas armadas Y un civil ca
nadiense, quienes Sc cree que CO.
menzaran a quedar en- libertad hoy.
LLAMADO DE FIDEL A LA
UNIDAD
NUEVA YORK, julio 10 CUPID
Ell Movimiento 26 de Julio, anun-
clio que ell jefe de los rebeldeS Gu
banos, Fidel Castro, ha llamado a
todos los grupos op~ositores al Pre-
sidente Fulgencio Batista, a rea-
liar una conferencia para forjar
SUI unidad.
AL miSmo tempo ell doctor Ma
rio Llerena, presidente del conf
te en- ell exilio del Movimiento, d.
jo que las fuerzas rebeldes obtu-
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de los antes mencionados, y que
oportunamente Sc dara a conocer
ell lugar en- que deberan reunirse
los representatives de aquellos.
COMANDANTE DE FLOTA DE
E. U. LLEGA A GUANTANAMO
LA HABANA, julio 10-(UPD
Ell Almirante Jerauod Wright,
comandante de la flota norteame-
ricana en- ell Atlantico, lego hoy
en- avion a la base de Guantanamo,
para a~veriguar las causas de la de-
mora, de los rebeldes cubanos, en-
poner en- libertad a los 80 marine
o e infantes de marina secues-
trados.
La vista de sorpresa del marino
a la base en- Cuba, coincide con los
indicios de que hoy comenzara q
ponerse a libertad a los cautivos.
Fidel Castro, ell 1efe rebelde,
nuevamente ordeno por radio a SUI
hermano Raul que prepare y
llevo a cabo los secuestros- que
ponga en- libertad "inmediatamen-
tie" a todos los rehenes. Por SUI par
te ell Contraalmirante Robert Ellis
comandante de la base de Guam.
tanamo, manifesto que espera que
hoy sera devuelto a la base ell pri-
mer grupo de cautivos.
Ellis dijo que ell consul Park
Wollam, que ha estado negociando
con los rebeldes, para lograr la IL
bertad de los ecuestrados, espera-
ba que aver comenzaria la liberia
cion de los marineros e infantes
de marina. No obstante, Ellis dice
que parece haber cierta dificultad
de reunir a los secuestrados que Sc
encuentran diseminados en- pc
(Pasa a Ia Iagina 81
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HNy#Il WaHE@ a#M ETHH H#HEHH WHWw#WH W#T ||# #HKa
IiI y IYl(SSSi2SSSSZSNaSi |I||!I sd: N pin
1enremoio en- Alaska; Maremoio en- Hawaii

NUEVA YORK, Julio 10. -(UPD-H Hoy Sc produjo un terremoto
cerca de la frontera de Alaska y Canada y las informaciones dcen
que zozobro un barco y desapareci6 otro.
Ell sismo provoco una alerta de maremoto en- Hawaii.
La estacion de guardacostas de Juneau anunci6 que ell barco pes
quero Lumen recogi6 a los sobreviventes del Badger, tanbien nave
de pesca, que Sc hundi6 en- la bahia de Ltuya. Ell barco que Sc perdi6
es ell Sunmore.
I'm portavoz del Servicio de Characteristics inform6 que las tripu-
laclones dc barcos surtos en- la bahia, unos 80 Kilometres al noroeste
ol capo spencer, 1nformaron que un glacial que desemboca en- la
oanla Sc quebro durante ell terremoto produciendo un oleaje de
Il metros de altura. La information no fue confirmada todava.
Sc enviaron desde Juneau dos barcos de salvamento a la IONA
de la bahia.
Ell terremoto Sc sintio durante tres minutes en- Yakutat v dos
minutes en- Cabo Spencer. Tambien Sc lie shnti6 en- Juneau pero no
cause danos.
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Buscan Cabeza
de Cohefe con
Ration Adentro

CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida,
julio 10.-(UPD-Los botes de res
cate de la fuerza aerea norteameri-
cana recorrian hoy ell Atlantico Sur
en- busca de la cabeza c6nica de un
cohete experimental que, con Tin
pequeno ratoncito, fue lanzado al
espacio anoche en- la prueba Glen
tifico-militar de un proyectil ba.
listico.
La fuerza aerea guarda silencio
acerca del exito o fracaso de SUI
-cohete hibrido, que es ell precur-
o del proyectil que Sc espera po-
der disparar a la luna.
Despues del disparo del proyec-
til, los voceros de la fuerza aerea
solo dijeron que habia tenido EXT
to. No hubo mencion alguna del
destino corrido por ell ratoncito nj
del lugar donde cay6 la cabeza CO.
(Pasa a la pag. 81
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histeriosa Explosion en- Centro
Atomico Bajo Extrema Censura
ULTIMOS DOS CIVILES
EN-

HUNTERSTON, Gran Bretana.
julio 10.-(UPD-Las autorida-
des lmpusieron una estricta cen
sura y rodearon con guardias
un centric atom1co, despues que
una explosion sacudio la IONA.
Todas las Eneas telefonicas de
la region quedaron %cortadas, CO.
mo resultado de la explosion.
Guardias de seguridad rodean Ell
edificio y las autoridades Sc ne
garon a divulgar information al
guna al respectc, fuera de reve-
lar que dos hombres resultaron
sacramento heridos.
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ALPINISTA

ANTONITO, Colorado -(UPI)
- I'm piquete de alpinistas del
ejercito salv6 a John Sanders, de
IS amos, al cabo de cinco dias v
otras tantas noches que Sanders
pas6 en- una estrecha cornisa de
la montana, con una pared de roca
de 300 metros de altura por I'm Ia
do y I'm abismo por ell otro.
Sanders y SUI amigo William
Carver, de 38 amos, resbalaron en-
10 alto de la montana y cayeron al
precipicio. solo que Sanders cay6
sobre I'm arbol, que lie salvo la vida,
Carver murio.
Cuando fue salvado, aver San
ders estaba desnutrido y sufria los
efectos de la intemperie pero, por
10 demas. estaba en- buen estado
de salud.
Ell canon de los coneios, donde
cayeron Sanders y Carver, es un
agreste paraje de la montana, tan
quebrado que solo Sc puede llegar
a el a lomo de mula, a traves de
(Pasa a la pag. 81
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sINrEse#hDNDIA
DEL "DlARIo las AMERICAS"
ANULADO M~ATRIMONIO
DE INGRID Y R0SSELINI

ROMA -(UPD- Tn tribunal
civil romano, anul6 ell matrimonio
del director de cine italiano, Ro-
berto Rossellini, con la actriz In
grid Bergman.
Pero Sc dice que ell estado tia
liano proyecta apelar al veredicto.
La anulacion no Sc hara efecti-
va hasta dentro de I'm ano.
Eli presidente del tribunal civil,
Mario Ella, firm0 ell veredicto que
concede. a Rosselini la anulaci6n
del matrlmonIo que c%ontrajo, en-
Mexico, por poder, con Ingrid
Bergman.
La actriz sueca no Sc presento
al juiciO,
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11

Recordando ell aporte de 1O,1
100000 de dolares del Banco de
Exportacion e Importation para
la iniciacion de las obras, termi-
ma diendo que Eel merito prin-
cipal, sin embargo, pertenece al
Presidente Kubitschek y a bri-
llanCes arquitectos brasilenos, ia
les como Oscar Niemeyer, que de
la NADIA estan hacienda una mag
nifiea y nueva capital.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11

Ell centric, cuya construction
costo alrededor de 40 millones
de l;bras esterlinas, Sc e%ncuentra
cerca de Kilbride, en- Ayrshire.
TN nuevo reactor, que Sc tie
ne ell proposito de instalar en- ell
centric, tendra I'm papel doble:
la production de plutonio para
fines militares y de electricidad
para fines pacificos.
Sc cree que la explosion ocu-
rrio mientras SC ouemabas mate
rial de desperdicio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11

La importancia de la compren-
sion de la celula cancerosa y 10
que provoca SUI caracteristica, de
comportarse de manera desme-
dida, es un problema de capital
impo'tancia para los 1000 hon.
bres de ciencia de So PASSES,
que asisten a la conferencia de
Londres.
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WlEsbADEN, Alemania, Julio 10. -(UPD- Ell Coronel Dale
d Brannon dl1o hoy que uo de los nueve aviadores norteameri
canos cuyo avion fue obiigado a descender sobre Armenia por unidades
de la Fuerza Aerea Sovetca, ell mes pasado, estuvo a punto de ser
hnchado pr una turba de civles.
La turba, segin Ell Coronel Brannon. lego a hacer un nude en- ell
cuello del Mayor Bonnie A. Shupe y a altar Ell oro extreme de la
sega a un poste del tendido electrico, antes de que 81 official To-
grars hacere saber que era nortsamerieano.
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Por Segunda Vez Consecutive Fide|
.Ordena a su Hermano Ia Liberation
Immediate dc Cautivos Restantes
LIanado a Grup0 Opodtores Batbta Para Fojar Ia Unidad

saPNdvamene Nesa a euuNdnumo 81 eoman dae de Ia Hoo N0neamedana en- 81 AAdnhco
IRbAde = coniAurn soe Ia Demou de Ene ga de los Pidoneos- Dos ueros en- Buoeeru
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11
Por Walter S. Priest

WASHINGTON, julio 10 (PUD
Ell gobernado' de Hawaii,
William F. Quinn califico la con-
dicion politica de Estado Libre
Asociado como I'm regalo para So
bornar usado para apaciguar las
aspiraciones de estadidad de ,u
pals.
Quinn tambien dijo en- una con-
ferencia de Prensa que Hawaii
nunca aceptara aveniencias en- sus
esfuerzos por conyertirse en- ell
quincuagesimoquinto estado de la
Union.
Ell joven Gobernador lego aver
aqui presidiendo una delegation
mp-Srrs~FARA-wazn bipartidista que
HIBl3;\K0y presionara en- IA
vor de una accion
NkA0 Immediate por
parte del Con-
greso con relacion a Hawaii.
Sin mencionar a Puerto Rico es-
pecificamente, Quinn Sc desato
contra la suggestion de I'm reporte-
70 de que Hawaii podria aceptar
una relaeion de Estado Libre Aso-
ciado con Estados Unidos, dicien-
do:
lei Estado Libre Asociado no
es mas que I'm regalo para sober
mar o a%paciguar = una forma de
lamar un hueso para entretener
y quedarse uno en- I'm estado de
animation suspendida".
R~efiriendose a Puerto Rico,
Quinn INDIGO que la Isla no es I'm
territorio Incorporate como Ha-
waii y que tiene una "opcion" a
ser independence.
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LA HABANA, Julio 10. CUPID.
Por segunda vez consecutive, ell
lider rebelde, Fidel Castro, ordeno
aver a SUI hermano Raul, "dejar
inmediatamente en- libertad a los
~restantes cautivos' en- manos de
las fuerzas rebeldes en- Sierra
Maestro.
En- I'm boletin
YlsT especial, transmit
lido por la radio
rebelde, Eide
recuerda a SUI hermano que "a los
cautivos no Sc les puede response
bilizar de los actos del gobierno".
ULTIMOS DOS CIVILES
EN- LIBERTAD
GUANTANAMO, Cuba, Julio 10
CUPID. - Los rebeldes cubanoS pu-
Sieron aver en- libertad a los ulti-
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Parcialmente nublado ell
viernes, con lluvias por la no.
che. Temperatures, en- los SO
grades. VientOs del Este.
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Quinn declare que no veia pc
sibilidades de estabilidad para
cualquier otra region fuera de Es-
tados Unidos despues que Hawaii
obtenga su estadidad.
MUNOZ COMENTA QUE LOS
HAWAYANOS NO DEBEN
HABLAR DEL Ella SIN SABER
WASHINGTON, Luis Munoz
Marin, gobernador de Puerto Rico,
dijo que los hawayanos tienen ra-
ION en- buscar la estadidad. Pero,
anadio, no debieran estar hablan-
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-11

En- un boletin
especial, transmit
lido por la radio
rebeIde, Eide |
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bipartidista que
~presionara en- IA
vor de una acci6n
Immediate por
parte del Con-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
Men May Enlist III
Army Now And Stay
Home For Christmas

Department Of the Army an
n0unced today that young men may
now enlist in the u S. Army dur
Ing December and remain home
for Christmas
Under Department OF the Army
circular Gl2-l2 all persons entering
the army through the Recruiting
Service during the period Deem
Der II, 1858 through January |,
1859 may be granted leave not to
exceed IS days before reporting for
basic training. All enlistees under
this program viii be in full mill
tay status with all military bene-
fits while Oh leave
M Sgt W. c. Mcknight, local
Army rccruiter. stated that all
branches and schools as well as
choice overseas assignments ar E
open for men and women enlist
ing during December
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
Gree, Bay Nors
Nunna!ly Wedding
Ceremony Draws 4
Crowd TO Community

Many relatives and iIicnds were
here Saturday ID witness tie mar
Rage u Miss ann Atkins and +
l@unllally, il which took place III
Liberty Church The pastor, Rev
G G. Looney offlciated
immediately after the reception
in the recreation room Of the
church. Mr.. and Mrs Nunnally left
for d southern Trip
Mr. and MIS-. ] W Pollard visit
ed his brother in a Richmond hospi-
tai Sunday.
Sunday guests OF MI and Mrs
John A. Love we're hen parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Motley and her
grandmother, Mrs Upton. Of
Petersburg Other Sunday guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Gay and Sharon
of Richmond
MI. and Mrs. r. f. Williams.
Jr.. and children. Of Victoria. were
Thank sgiving day guests Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs q r Redd
Mr. and Mrs John Redd d
boys, OF Ellerson. came Thanksgiv-
Ing and stayed through Sunday
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
Greer Bay Hoate ! Account
Green Bay Route aceclTT
HinkeIman Sails For Germany To Visit
Relatives For First Time In 80 Years

children spent Saturday with h +
parents. MI. and Mrs. F L. Blank
cnsh.p
Mrs.. Melvin briggs was III Rich
mond for medical treatment re-
Gently
NV and Mrs Pa Stephenson ard
air'e. OF IYor. were recent guests
Of her father, T. r Hudgens
Nyron Elankenship Of VPT.
spent the holidays with his parents,
Mr. ana Mrs. y Il, Elankenship.
Mil ana Mrs, James Prom and
children and MI and Mrs Otis
Miller. of Richmond. were Sunday
guests of then mother. Mrs C. d.
Newell
Nh Leonard. Of Portsmouth. was
\ recent quest " MI and Mrs.
y II Nickcls.
Mrs. N G. Riley, Of Washington,
d C.. and Mrs. Dorothy Hardy and
Miss Alease Wrenn. Of Victoria
VISITED Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Y At
Inns last week.
NM and Mrs n ID Hnndley. 81
Portsmouth. spent Sunday " d Il
hcr astfr and brother nlaW. Mr.
and Mrs. Sandy Waltinpton
MIS- r A. Pulley and duapher
GLADYS a Richmond spent Mon
day and Tuesday with Mr. and
hlrs Franf ' Conner and Mr. AND
Mi~ y W pulley while MI
PW'ley hJmted with his brother
Mrs / + Iayae and Mr. anc
Mrs Melvin briggs. Of near Vic
toria spent THANKSGIVING 4 4 )
NI'h Mrs. & n Newell
Ml and NErs John Bu5 ane
Charles speht The holiday week enc
y with relatives IN New Jersey
MIS- G T Robertson. presiden
Of the Bethel Hl HID club, Wa.
presented the trophy at tho
achievement program last week
rhis WAS The second time il tht
cast tWo Years this club has wo
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
Trenholm T.d.nss
Local Delegation
Church Service In

Mr. and Mrs. Jones " Aiken.
s. c.. were recent visitor Of Mfr
and Mrs. Bagby Jones
Week end visitors d air. and
Mrs. W. H. Smith VIII NIX and
Mrs. Tommy Coins adj fsiniiy. ell
Prospect, Mr.. and Mr. Iaiiby IL.
cado and daughter. stas N Pan.
pin. Miss Audrey s-aa speaf
several days with Nj Nj
Bobby Lucado in P.uns.. duip
the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Nelsan aalmofg
Carroll Palmore. Buddy Dente
Floyd Palmore ii. Miss Lois ST.
tier. OF Fine Greek. visited Curi
Neck Dairy Farm Sunday They also
visited Mr. and Mrs. Moses Nun
nally and Mrs Etilla Dandlidge
Of Windsor Farms. Richmond
Cole Nisitations
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Cole. Mr..
Harvey and Mrs Alice Painlore. uf
Richmond. spent Sunday with Mrs
nellie Cole Saturday visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs Montell Cole Ind
family. Of Richmond
Miss Lille May Bell. Of Bela.la
spent the Thank giving holiday
with MI and Mrs. Charles Denoog
A week end visitor was Mrs. Jean
Cosby. of Crozier.
Mrs. Margaret Kruger and Mrs
Grace Wright. Of PoWhatan. visited
Mrs. Lois Baughan at Mr. and Mr.
j |. Denoon Mr.. and Mrs Pau
Stratton and family
Mr. and Mrs. R J Willis. Elaine.
Anita, Carol and Patrica AM
Stokes visited Mr.. and Mrs w n
Stokes Sunday in Richmond
Move To Unionvi,le
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rope and
10 Ann moved Monday to Union
ellie in Orange county.
Those attending M night Al
Branch Baptist Church III SNlfl
Richmond Monday night were Mr.
Cecil Denoon. Maize ard Franc
P a m ere, Floyd Paln0re. u.
Buddy Denton Mrs r. B Swami
Beulah Ann Hatcher. Nancy stattoi
and Emma Jean Denoon
Mrs Calhoun and FANNY f-n.
/. Randolph visited Nh. and Mr.
Charles Denoon Saturday.
We were sorry 10 hear Of TIT
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
Mt. Pleasant

After such long spell Of warm
comfortable weather. the cold snap
over the week end really made us
realize that December was here
and that both winter and Christ
mas are inst around the corner.
Charles w Waddill. who under
went surgery at the Southside
Community Hospital November Is,
is slowly improving
1t. and Mrs. Thomas A. Waddill,
of North Carolina, and King Wad-
dill, a senior at Hampden-Sydney
College spent the week with their
mother and they all made frequent
trips to the hospital to see Mr.
Waddill
Martin Covington who Is with the
forestry department, spent last
week end with his family here.
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the trophy
Mi. and Mrs II B. Altizer, Of
ROckbridge, Md. spent Some time
recently with her parents.
Cadet Jerry Layne. Of VPI was
home fol- The holidays
M. and Mrs William Monk and
son. Mr. and Mrs ALVIN spurlock
and Miss Shirley Robertson, Of
Richmond. spent Sunday with their
parents Mr and Mrs W A Rob
ertson
Quite number Of the community
people attended the Nunnally-At-
kins wedding
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05
Enlistment for Arm !
Units In Germany
Is Currently Open

The Il s Army Recruiting ser-
vice announced today THAT enlist
meuts are now open for three unit4
scheduled for duty IN Germany III
the early summer
Local enlistces may elect enlist
melf III tho 9th Armor. lst Rocket
Battalion N 38th Infantry ami be
assured service in Europe Wild the
chosen organization.
According to M. SGT. W c. Me
knight. Farmville recruiter, N Il
entering the Army under this pro-
gram viii be trained Al Fort Ben
ming, Ga. and attend advanced
training schools at various post
before having The continental Y s.
fer The overseas station McKniehi
further stated that buddeS enlist
inc untler this option may b. oh.
sured Of staying together through
basic training and serving toqetheg
in Europe
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-12-05

Burks Of Appcmat,ox. vice presi-
dent Margaret Johns. OF Cumber-
land. secretary Cabeil Fitzpatrick.
o. t'arnYille. treasurer and John
ny Buck, OF powhatan, reporter
III other business. The projects
tQf the coming year were outlined.
The federation discussed the es-
tablishment or Clubs al Randolph
Henry and Goochland as a primary
project % be carried out BY the
officers of The orrafi2afion. Prior
.H ai'fannfneMt ia refre hments.
sae gtom cecined to hold the
sprlna meeting al Appomattox.
buckingham Central was repre-
senied BY Mrs. Donna Scott. club
counselor. and Betty Jean Wright.
Becky CLARK Bobby Shepherd.
Gloria Newton and Doite Woodfin.
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{. 7. Redd. and M. ard Mrs. G.
s Beai.
rTr5 ! 4 Il,,lu,a115 vent to
Princeton. W. Va. with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. FoWlkes when they re-
turned to their home after attend
ing the wedding Saturday
Kenneth Morgan Spent I b
Thanksgiving holidays and Sunday
With MIR and Mrs Milton Healy
at Richmond
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Five County Beta Club Federation
Holds Fall Meeting In Powhatan
~
s-K *

The Bata Club Federation. com
posed D. buckingham. Cumberland.
Prince Edward. PoWhatan and A.
pQrnattev Coauta haia 3s r'5
neeting q rowhian lfioh se'1a1
hoVenhe. -
Character. Achieyemgnf an
Leadership" wa the tNe@n- rs
address by tho 4 sHt. sg. ~
Rev A. john d GhAa 9s M
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you must be- 23 to 40 years Of
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AUTO MECHANICS (2)
Prefer exper. Oldsmobile mech. for
Wash.'s largest Oldsmobile dealers
Excellent working conditions, s.
day week. group hosp. paid va
cation only exper. and reliable
men need to apply. See Mr.
Wiener COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE1
CO., l24I 9Th st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
HELP MEN
CarWaSher

Need experienced man for washing,
polishing, tire repairing and gem
eral service station work. Uni
forms and laundry furnished. Ap-
ESQ SERVICE CENTER, 5000
New Hampshire ave-, Takoma
CASHIER, for large downtown
parking garage; 4 pm. To- mid
Apply Rm. siS. f4S4 < st. NV.
CAFRITz CO.
CASHIER ASSISTANT, young man,
recent high school grad, excel.
character. to assist cashier; op-
s Start SIS. ABBY g. o B. MAcKE
s $500 interviews ar 1ss Sis 81 n ana st
CHEF. nishtwork: must have refs. :;
good pay. good hours; please ap-
ply in person. CAFE PAREE. 1895
Savannah st. Sc. ] blk. OF Of
Alabama ave.
CLERK, liquor store in ne, week
end work; references. Box 2S7-M,
Star
MEN-Excellent OPP
portunity for top-notch telephone
loeaters See Mr.. Stock. THE
CROWN COMPANY, S27 9TH st
NV.
psrt-time; to collect
monthly magazine installment
accounts: earnings above average
Call MR.. PRIVETTE, 10, 5-3D3N
Sun. only from ! TO 4'p.m.
COLLECTORS, white, full or part
time; national concern: advance
ment to collection mgr. after
short period: If you ere the right
man. See MR.. SMITH. 201S
Florida NV. NO PHONE CALLS,
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTEND-
ENT-Minimum IL months; at
tractive salary with possibility
Of permanent connection. Reply
givins qualifications Box 21S-M.
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
PERSONAL
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HYPNOSIS--Self hypnosis. instrue.
ton for doctors. dentists and stu
dents EN- 2-7gS7
TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERv
| Only $3.50 per mo Full details
call Elk. 3-22S5 weekdays. please
CUSTOM. MADE SLIP COVERS.
J Jour material or mine; labor on
chairs. Sl2 so: sofas, SIS, neat
workmanship. Call ~. 9-344O or
UN 4-0546.
OEST OF CARE GIVEN to elderly
persons, 24-hr nursing care;
lawns and screened porches: bus
at door. Hu. 10000.
WANTED-Room and board with
companionship. White man, Al,
will work around home. Wash. or
vicinity, Box 231 s. Star. l.
MANICURIST exp. Partisan. Wishes
home appt. with discriminatingl
ladies that require particular
attention. no. 2-SSSS, ask for
YOLANDA. BE
COMPANIONSHIP EXCHANGED for
room by middle-aged empl. lady;
refined home. Box 226-S- Star.