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ice chest lid deep in the sand.
which preserves the ice much
longer. Other perishables which
| do not require refrigeration also
keep longer II buried in cool
sand.
A neighbor who digs clans
in nearby Rehoboth Bay buries
them in the sand until the FAM
lily returns home and then
freezes them for winter con-
sumption.
The bay. only q short walk
across Route II, Is an excel
lent place for swimming, Mrs.
Penley says. Children can wade
the hard sand bottom with
water only up to their waists.
Other campers who trail
their own cupboard boats 60
fishing or water skiing in the
bay. Rakes for ella mdigging
can be. rented and sometimes
there is good grabbing.
Penley doesn't have a bat
but he enjoys going on the
head boat. Northern, out Of
Ocean City. which fishes the
wrecks for porgies and sea bass.
This is the family's third
season Of camping on the dunes
land they think it is wonderful.
There are q few drawbacks.
such as occasional storms. but
rain seeps away quickly. Public
water is available. but the PEN
leys use 1t only for washing.
bringing in their own by milk
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FISHING

won by Lois Bradhurn. Ridge.
Md.
Oregon Inlet has come up
with what is said to be the first
tarpon landed on rod and reel.
It was q 57-pounder boated last
week by M. ]. Dunn Of Cleve-
land. Ohio.
Tarpon are not rare in North
Carolina waters, commercial
fishermen having found them In
nets in Pamlico Sound. On May
80 George Davenport of Nor
folk caught Q 381z-pounder
while casting q Hopkins lure in
the surf at Cape Hatteras.
Dunn's tarpon bit on q Pfieuger
No. Z spoon.
= = =
Maryland and West Virginia
have Joined Virginia, In an
nouncing open seasons on rails
and doves.
Maryland viii have q split
season September l6-October
30 and December l7-January S
on doves, while West Virginia
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HUN WING
100 Founders Couuht in d Day
AN D

Two citation founders caught
BY one party in one day u
quite some fishing party.
The party consisted Of S. p.
Vanderslice and his wife, Doro-
thea, Of Fall. Church. and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hoyer Of Ar
lington. They were fishing last
week on the Helen R., captained
by Forest Bell. out Of Wa
chapreague. Va.
In 5 hours of fishing the inlet
OF Wachapreague they boated
more than 100 founders, one Of
which was q 7-pounder taken
by Mrs. Vanderslice.
The other prize catch was q
53z-pounder boated by Mrs.
Hoyer. Both are good for cita-
tons in the Virginia Salt Wa
ter Fishing Tournament.
A party that included D. p.
Bulliner Of Washington also
made a fine catch Of Indian
River Inlet. He reported that
five anglers boated 248 blues
and bonito. weighing from 3 to
5 pounds and two small tuna
In two and one-half hours.
The group was fishing from
the Virginia B. skippered by
Capt. Sparky (Alfred Jeandell) j..
= y
J. Waldo Tastet Of Wash
ington. with q 71-pound cobia,
won the award for the largest
fish in the st. Mary's County
Fishing Derby.
Other prize winners were:
Largest bluefish. ~ pounds,
Barbara Granted, Washington;
largest hardhead. az pounds,
Malcolm Guy, ST., Valley Lee,
Nd, and largest trout, is
ounces; largest spot, 7 ounces;
largest perch, s ounces, and
largest founder, IL ounces, all
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ocean is q snack bar. The camp
sites are laid out like q mimi
allure city with lots assigned
to each tenant. Campers are
required to keep their lots
clean and tidy.
Street lights illuminate the
hard sand roadways and II q
tenant complains about mos
quitoes -poofl A plane is there
to spray the area.
We called on Ralph II. PEN
ley Of Arlington, who Is camp
ing there all season with his
wife Edna ON vacation as chief
phone operator for the Sears
store in Arlington, and their
daughter, Janet. II. When
home they live at 476 North
Thomas street. Penley, a for
mer Capitol police sergeant. Is
on the Ocean City force this
summer.
Separate Tent for Guests
Most campers are ingenious
and Penley is no exception. The
main tent. well protected by
mosquito netting, has q canvas
floor, 'sliving room" and bed
room equipped with folding cots.
over the main tent is q separate
waterproof canopy which PEN
ley says serves as an air condi-
toner and protection for the
tent,
Outside Is the cooking area,
shielded BY the canopy, and
nearby . separate tent for
guests. They have had friends
for week ends from both Fair
fax and Arlington.
A cabinet with folding doors
built by Penley serves as a pam
try. He also designed the din
ing table, which has scissors
legs to fold compactly. A Cole
man stove, Coleman lantern and
ice chests complete the kitchen.
A camping trick is to bury the
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win have q season from Oc-
tober 3 to December S.
Daily bag limit is 10 and
daily possession limit. ".
Shooting hours are from noon
until sunset.
On rails Maryland's season
will be September l-october
20 and on woodcock. Novem-
Der 15-December "a. West
Virginia's rail season win ex-
tend from October 3 to De-
cember IL. It viii allow wood
cock hunting from October 3,
November IL.
Bag and possession limits
on rails are Is and 80 and
on woodcock. four and eight,
-COVELL.
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lur us reSiueutS ana tibltOro,
has established camp sites
along the miles of beaches
from Cape Henlopen south.
These sites are easy to reach
from Washington. by way Of
the Bay Bridge. Routes 404 and
70 through Delaware and II
along the shore from Rehoboth
TO Bethany Beach.
Biggest recreation area is at
Indian River Inlet, but there
are others scattered along the
route. On both sides Of the
inlet are public camp sites. one
for trailers and the other for
tents. There also is q picnic
area near the beach.
Breakwater Popular
A restaurant is convenient
TO the camp sites while nearby
ID o large anchorage for the
charter fishing boats that use
the inlet and other eating
places. The breakwater is q
popular fishing spot usually
lined with earnest anglers on
q Sunday or holiday. They cast
into the swift tidal current
for founders or anything the.
y runISug.
Elsewhere along Route II.
roadways lead to the beaches,
some Of which have no facil-
tiles but may be used by auto
mobile bathing parties. Others
have elaborate camp sites.
One Of these Is Key Box
Road State Park. just south Of
Dewey Beach. A gravel road
leads to an ofiice at the en-
trance where all campers are
required to register. Fees vary
from 50 per day to 500 per
season.
Nearby are sanitary facilities
that serve the whole area. At
the foot Of Q high dune that
shields the camp from the
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CAP'N STAINS
nNAT TEMTEp

BOAT COVERS
cover Is 3 pattern. best quality ma
rine canvass. All work done ct our
Alexandria factory.
Custom Shade d Awnings
500 North west o.. Alexandria. Va,
XII. 0-380O
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50.FT. a. CT. 6-cylinder Chrysleri
galley. 3. to S. phone. whole boat IN
top condition. $3.50. See CAPT.
BILLY McCARTER, Ghoreham Beach
Nd. or can Redwood $4,000.
69-FT. TROyANt 10 It.; Sea .1reeze
s sas4.: s s s:S pu1 sic sd S es,s
81. MARTs MARINA. Franklin
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can. Food cooked must be
quickly eaten because there Is
no electric refrigeration.
On the other hand. farmers
bring in fresh. vegetables daily
and the camp is served by milk
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and bread trucks from Reho-.
both. Mrs. Penley has Q port
able oven that bakes hot bis-
cults every now and then.
What more could anyone
ask?
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OCEAN AT FRONT DOOR
i For Thrifty Vocation
! Try Dunes Camping
BY CHARLES COvELL

There's one way to beat the high cost Of vacation
ing at one of the popular seashore resorts That's to
camp out.
Camping on the dunes is not nearly as daring or
primitive sounds The State Of Delaware has seen
to that Delaware alert in providing recreation areas
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SPECIAL SALE, ~ x4-r<I-ft. STYLE
craft. tgIn-scfeg en1I1eet neecs
S ::' ss,!s':| sSsSH' ': ' 81
so-ETs nicely squippsd: ~, eeii.y.
Tss'S' h .s:'s s. s.s iuis ssi H
Saili; al sosdi tion: siis5s 4. Sss1.
stove, e'ee. biiee pAmp uy,hR.
esEss1s 6 Ssc.n Ma si'Pe Pi sas ss
s;;ss.s; i''f ) 20 ss'sis y ..
BOAT TRAILER, oranifs. steel; lishtl,
ss eas; sss. Rp R osss 81 lss e 'nah
ULniCnsEN SEA sklIE 30. - -;
l25 h.p.i fast, safe, goea eQnq. many
md M ma. $3.50 0'' eols ~
80 TWlN-sCRKW Trojan 1o-lk, lux
ury cruiser; teakWood decks, h4rdtop.
Incl. ship-to-Ihore radio and depth
finder; boat In perfect po14 with
Hn nyc % Or es or iu mmsdst ss i Scss
can be seen ct Rose Haven Yacht
S' s h as.' R K SSri hU ssssR
aa.FT: mARvEY CRAET cruissf. Marx
s ssn.i; TZ e. 5s:s az; sii.s o's'
sd. Iot lyman snsD, ssA w; ry y:
com ssnd. K. Ra s I;siss' 'r.ilsf s'.u'iui
trailer. 500 IA. b-osSs silsr 5.
CABIN CRUISER. 26-ft. btselcraft;
sssa sS.SisSE f iSnPSssss
1850 sl-FT. RlCHARbs0N DOFB, lust
reflnished: twin-upvered, as many
extras. u. 4-os4B.
RUNABOUT, "a It.. With an extras:.
new paint: foam rubber eetts, SOC
HIP: Scott, elee. starter With All con.
s ssas e. rs. i s4sS5 al N s1ss eond'
USED 14-FT. WHIRLWiiD
Runabout; Gator trailer: 5ohnson IS
ass.n sSvAf s.s JU s fssslsiin onl'
SPECIAL SALE
h.p. cupboard, controls, sfeerIng. fun
canvas, Gator trsiler.
loft. oiasspar Avalon; SHE'D. TOP.
b0-h.p. cupboard, controls, tteefins.
BETHESDA MARINE
4717 Hampden lane on. e-2z00
1858 WINNER Fibereiss ninabout,
complete with upholstery. Wind1hitld,
bow light; steering; secs value fef
'n's cAP,N STAINS
BOAT CENTER
1896 Ca. Ave, o. o. JU. k-7773
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Gkg3IlIIIIE SHOPPING GUIDE IA
E3FH 80 49, tsSAeeXSf
S4AEA E0R TITfTNe our" suPpIlrs ZC4E@Z

lS.FT. PLYWOOD, fberelas bottom.
35-h.p. Johnson, cleo. starting; load.
ed with accessories and Elgin trailer.
Leaying country, must sacrifice. 10.
SCOTT 51k-HP, OUTB0ARD MOTOR.
Call after 9 pm, sP. 2-7397.
FOR SALE, .25-ft. bay-built cabin
galley, sleeps q; ideal fishing craft.
can Be seen 81 West River Marina.
EL0iN OUTBOARD MOTOR, ~ b. p,;
is sSs s ssd NE H s.s = s n.iefs s0A' 1l0'
CABIN CRuISEn, g -; transte erred
man.. 18.ft. open cockpit, galley,
Sept. 1857; asking $4,000. See ct
VS. Sy:r sG sSo. T': a. ca sSis Point
new 80 ls-ft.. shoWersit cabin
tor, cleo. starter. many extras; dQcked
and ready to 90; $1.596. RA. 6-6674:
ELGN az hip, excellent condition:
&S5. 1QlQ2 oreenock rd., sil. spg.
Ju. S-567Q.
53-FT. 1888 OWNS FAMILY CRUIe-
Z Err 220-h.p.:' absolutely immac ana
In excel. mechanical cond. Many,
9 Rany or sA Ks. s- %ffs nisn''' g.
COMET LIPPINCOTT sAILBOATi fast;
FAST fast excellent condition. THORNTON
BURNS. Preston, Maryland. Teie-
FACTORY CLOsE-OUT! = New 1s-ft,
convert. day cruisers. Regular $S95.
NOW $5g9; University 7-o595.
EdgeWater, Nd.
OWENS, 2S-ft.; hunks A, head and
galley, Graymarine engine, fully
equipped; excellent condition; $1,S76.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 2-h.p. Elgin; air.
cooled: excel. cond; SOB. JE. 3-0l20.
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@ EllIIlIE z'll21EI 7 GUIDE
WSHxS u ~

q = A. -.
=; 10 800 l',: y % s:ssiS .:
ss Sssai.s s ~ -; -; 100 49,:
iSS dSsy: tub ssylss:a, s:l!s.!s5
S.aiS5s. "a AZ 4 2 as X'seon'ia ave" o.
Sf-f - E ~; s-5 12$,s4;SzEsFTE6F,s
'Sshos ssliH. sSSaeel.ls sisE A4c,k.pP..
ss Rge;sia |ai'' sass' Can x. s-Osss
kzDI0 IlTXFlcEE, ssv zsS2ssaIs
H1RiEH' $50 Hiseonsin syss 81.
9-l66b. Oh 6-2s5e:
wina::h,sid sis.,ins vhsHi ren maan
eonfrois. ruS,7ine iikhfs. epofiirhf.
II ,.l|:e ns . meter: master ZEE, s!lit
anchor, paddle. cas- can; Ill Tor S1f5.
i st.sri,. | Ec:b.o13 so,stss S m eSsI
sssts; lQ-h.p' Scott elss. sisrtins 80
@ @Sd: Il s 5sd.r T ssnssg Ss
i.s,nt5 .n a,E;lEN: ineeAxe sp.eonoass.
ces- VA n5s =
sazsis . c5is@sis 5T55slIsF. $40,
heater. -? So. Al'' Du'-ln'lni 10. on
5zVE s566i l-i7-fE. c6Ti5-cFSft Ca
ysiIsr. spssdbcst; used 8 hours. Have
20 sell. IA. 1-Ill1.
1877. 0UTn0ARD cRuIsEny 2b:h.p.
eqqlp:i Fennished; excel, cond. needs
e. ony im massh aeS L. ~ sDu = IAN
trolls. Steering, a0-h.p. kSinrude. culh-
Ions. conyertibIe top... accessories;
MOTOR. 2b-h.p; yohnson, with con.
q. sc. q ~ Ice
Sl.FQOT BAY-BUlLT CONyERTED--
korq eqelnes excellent cono. 500 or
best ener. Can BE- seen ~ HAnsel
5.sl; gszss ~. Aa;
trciisd ynddsr. abI az 49, h21.;-9 an
car-carrfers. tuiiy coIiapsibic, needs
little vork on ysets ena paaqIe we .ysl
TRkifER cssouRT T6f Route 81.
S e, ana vi. . Ramp Wssnins'on'
| 1884 IFiT-FL aT1RINFR. AZ luxe.
fbereiaa boat. Marx 6b 10-h.p. Mer.
curry engine, trailer, water skis. COM
plate outnt ready TO 80. Must sell.
iE-TT aPTTnH7l1T With S.otcr ana
trailer, SAYS. Boat Z piy with
iibersiss bottom. remote controls:
Vin0shield, lights. canvas covers; 80
| hp. Scott AtWater motor. 1885,. with
Bail-a-matic and auxiliary eas tank.
Paeemaker trailer. OF. 4-7el2.
32-FT.. BAY-RuMT BQAT---Sleeps 3,
gas stove. 14i-h.p. chrysler marine
7NsSso 5000 coma sS'Voo, oN'
l2-h:p: Sea King motor: s2ko. Call
PATHWAY o-z140.
RUNABOUT, IL IT,, fibergiass: i2-h.p.
motor. remote control; ell extras Incl.
Iralleri x900 OF pest oner. ~. e-1ooo:
SHIP. WIZARD OUTBOARD MOTOR
with gearshift. and sep, gas tank.
S66 Or best oifer HE. 4-0790.
I0-FT TW0MPG0N IAPaTRAWE. twin
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CABIN CRUISER. 32-ft.: sleeps B,
S.nk. mead. z-hyrner stove, Chryaier
ssyR' EsGls r siHS.
NEW lo-pT., SEM, BARHOUR silver
clippfri new .70-h.p. Mercury and
new m-LQ. trailer, plus other equip
l H%s@a:sa Iyssi Ss'S va. 9 wv. sen
Str erQnf FISHING BOAT, NoTd-
~ Hs;sP ! IA a WirE i2S''f 4. H22fffE.
s sss. III is'iSs g.s sSllsi ssOO' SIT Dssa.
sAILD0AT, ~ ~. cat Figgsd: lust 1T
ted OUT real sharp oailer, Must Be
seen . Be appreciated. Phone ~.
ae.rI; CENTURY sPENpD0AT. In
solomon,s Island.
22-FT. NBOARD FiSHTNd and pleas
ure boat: 00-h.p. chryslsr marine
motori good condition. $500. Cali
1859 OWENS "2500" express cruiser;
s' ice. s ssaS s tSs' sS s6cs ss'A'd
s|ssS.T Fl 'iS sEs g sa:s s1 i, ;::'
m a..a y. T se..an s sish Pig; gggpD;
CABIN CRUISER, Bay built oak
seaipsr.d ss.So6 fSId 4 sRsias' iuii'
MFG, 15-ft. johnson Super 35; every
eonceiyable extra, plus. trailer: 2 yrs,
old; best offer. Annapolis, CO. 3-b1l2,
IBORG-WAnNER velvet-drive hydraulic,
direct drive marine transmission;
used less than 100 hrs. Replaced my
e cs sft S5iys p NTH Es .ssss scar
lev LAPsTRAKE OFF-sHORE FIsH.
6-Fai. gas tanks. toilets, chairs. rod
holders, compl. canvas, mooring. cover,
searchlight. depth finder, 6-channel
ship-to-shore. radio. anchor, hines. life
Jackets, tandum wheel Little Dude
|. svvsss $500 sell $3.50 frn. "a
BOAT, Ideal for fishing. Is e., for $50.
CHRIs-cRAFT mahogany speed boat.
rs IT,; 120-h.p. chris-craft engine:
win demonstrate; $1,000 cash. CHI.
8-7632.
2I-FT. CABIN CRUISER; Eyinrude
etarnite bO-h.p. englne; built Tor
show boat: sleeps 4. cE. OSLO.
i4-FT. RUNABOUT. Ike new: 25-h.p.
motor With controls: excel. trailer,
windshield. speedometer.. battery. 4
lights anchor, cover. etc.; ine ski
RIG; $e25. OIL. 2-5066.
35r STEELCRAFT SEDAN CRUISER.
sleeps 8, with all comforts of home.
Excellent condition: easy TO main
tain, economical to operate; long
cruising range; very seaworthy. Hull
has anodic protection against corro-
sion. Owner going abroad: exeep.
tional value at $500. See ct Old
Dominion Boat Club, Alexandria.
53-Ff. CHRIS GRAFT 81 Captain Ex-
press; twin 145 G. CO.. sleeps 8.
dinette. S.-to-S. phone, fathoneter;
new Navy top and cockpit covers; en-
gines overhauled this spring. repaint-
ed top and bottom: loaded with many
other extras. Asking $500. JU.
WANTED, TRAILER for 1S-ft. boati
must be in good condition. reasons
able Call after 9 PM. Monday, ia.
CADILLAC CUSTOM HIT, 1858; 40
hip. Mercury, Ell. st., controls, wind
shield, lights, cover, trailer; new con-
dition; $3.50. HA. 2-67l9.
SALE SALE SALE
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SPECIALS

GIFT. TROJAN sEARREEzE cupboard
cruiser: 1866 twin. Epinrude Larks.
Gator 4-Yheel trailer, many other
Sept. CHRIs-CRAFT EXPRESS '53:
twin 146-h.p. G. c.. 4-sleeper, dinette,
new Navy top; asking $4,000.
22-FT. CRU16E-ALONd EXPRESS
1857: l00-h.p, Gray. stainless galley:
sS. isR MARfNH koc ciaEis 1887: ieo-
h.p; Gray: used no hours; sleeps
2: try pifer Of $4,000.
30-FT. CHRIS CRAFT DOUBLE-CAB-
IN quarter deck" 1910: twin 145-
SIS. phone. fathometer, steam heat,
speedometer. cleo. refgr., LOADED
W1TH EXTRAS, and repainted TOP
gift IF o0' RiciHA SRRfiSoV pcrB 1855:
with. walk-around teak deck, twin
i65-h.pa SIS. phone, shower, hot
water, Navy. top, dual controls. foam
rubber mattresses. JUST WOODED
AND REVARNIsHED. owner will take
smaller boat in trade: asking $4,000.
AFT, CHRIs-CRAFT cONSTHLLA-
TON 1858. with twin 200-h.p. We
have TWO avail, loaded with extras,
and priced under $4,000.
4o-FT. PHIL RHODES DESIGN DOG
HOUSE YAWLr-One Of the best
maintained auxiliaries on the Chesa-
peake. THE LAST WORD IN SAIL.
Asking $4,000.
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Learn How to Sell Buy! Invest!
In a Homei Business! Land!
You cen earn $1,000 VI. part time.
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SlTUATI0MS-fiEN

Al FLOOR CLEANING. waxing and
refiniShing. Walls and windows
washed: heavy-duty housekeeping
my specially; refs. IA. 9-6703.
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TYPIST

Weekly news MAGAZINE has ar
opening for q young Girl in thu
production department. shoulC
have tipping speed OF so w.p.m
and knowledge OF correct English
usage: Girl qualified will enjol
many company dement's end excel
lent working conditions.
CALL FE. 3-7400. EXT. $50
BETWEEN . AM. AND 8 PM.
TYPlST, statistical, for HOT
SHOPPES. Our financial dept
needs a young lady with some ex
perience in tipping statistical re
ports and statements. 5-day, 40
hour week. Bethesda location
Apply empl, once, l341 q st. NV
rm, 200.
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RENTAL AGENT
RESIDENT MANAGER

RESIDENT MANAGER
Between 40 and so years, for mod
ern, air-cooled elevator apt. hldq.,
m excel. location. Require exper.
manager with D. C. refs Salary
and beautiful apt. Apply L. E.
BREUNINGER g. SONS. INC.
1925 F st. NV.
RETOUCHER WANTED BY, HARRIS
& EWING STUDIOS. 1904 @ st.
NV Please do not phone Apply
in person Ask for Zanoff
SALES CLERK-Perm. pos, 40
hour week, sick and annual leave
benefit ref required. Apply
NAVY EXCHANGE OFFICE. Ward
101, NATIONAL NAVY MEDICAL
CENTER, BETHESDA, MD.
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SALES

Full time, part time. Ma
ture woman, interested
In full-time or part-time
employment during the
Christmas season in our
toy dept. Selling expert
ence helpful but not
necessary. Must have
pleasant personality, able
to meet the public. Ex-
cellent salary. Apply in
person, Mr.. Abraham, 1919
Benning I'd. ne, or Mr..
Benswanger, $50 N. Glebe
I'd, Arlington, Va.
HUB FURNITURE co.
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HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

Competent in handling once de-
tails, for busy executive; must be
well groomeo and have pleasing
personality: pleasan. working. CON
ditions, in once OF major publish
Ing urn: must be availaoll I'M
mediately, For interview, call Nh
ROMAN ZEE. A-hAl1
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HELP WOMEN
RESIDENT MANAGER

We have . position available for
expeT. persons. Qualified applicants
seeking good, permanent employ
mtnt. Apply in person or write 10
JESS FISHER a. CO., INC,
1872 X st. NV. suite 4O2
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COLORED GIRL desires day work;
6 yrs experience; IS plus car
fare nT o-OS45
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
AIRCRAFT MECHANIC

things IN mes Glasses now forming
AIR INSTITUTE TEMPLE SCHOOL
1923 G. NV Ma 8-4633
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
SITUATIoNS-DoMEsrIc

A YOUNG LADY wants a full OF
part time Job, baby sittins la
6-1513.
Al FLOOR CLEANING, waxing and
references. DE. 3-26O5.
washed; heavy-duty housecleaning
my speciality, Ref. ia. 9-67O3.
ATTN, HOUSEwIYES-For quail
ned help trefS. checked, call
UNIQUE AGCY., 322u Ga. ave
NV. RIA. 6-5l06 tSun, No
BEST HOUSEKEEPERS, contract
domestics: call AETNA, HU. g.
650S. 1853 U st. NV.
COMPANION -housekeeper for ell
DERBY woman or CPL; live in. Box
355-M, Star
COOK, middle-aged. colored man,
well exper.: good references. VIII.
2-3471.
EMPLOYED young lady des. room
and board in exch. for Inv. and
baby sitting. Box 270-V. Star.
EXPERIENCED COLORED WOMAN
wants baby sitting, or 8 days
work. Ii. 4-7127.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-25
CONCERT ARTIST
TEACHER
LAB.TECH

CLASS starts Nov. 9th in medical
laboratory techniaues. Call FE. =
Jll2. WASH. SCHOOL MEDICAL
TECHNIQUES, 11lS 22nd st NV,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-26

son, Jr., City; Leonard L. Hender-
son, Jackson, mississippi; Erdmon
j. Henderson, City; Mrs. Lottie
NJ. Henderson, Teinsburg, Ohio;
Emery G. Henderson, Shepherd;
Ernest T. Henderson, Summit;
William Early Henderson, Shep-
herd A recording of the services
was made and photographs were
taken at the end of the services.
The reunion activities ended in
Summit with a baseball game
between the Henderson family and
the Summit Professionals. Guess
who won? The verdict is yours.
May we all say to the happy fam
lily, congratulations, and may your
next reunion be soon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-26

Mrs. Mamie B. Barker has just
returned from visiting her children,
Mr.. George F. and Perretha Mae
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-26
Coal Oil Explosion
Claims Life OF
Delta Man

Greenville, Miss, Sept. 21-What
may have been the seasons first
coal oil explosion took the life of
an 84-year-old Negro tenant on the
Isreal Lee Plantation of the Delta
and Pine Land Co. at nearby Scott
early Wednesday.
The home of William Robinson
was burned to the ground between
2 and a a. m. and his daughter and
two grandchildren were also in
jured in the fire. Leon Burns, 20
was the most seriously burned and
is in the Delta and Pine Hospital
at Scott. Beulah Street, SO, and
Eula Mae Hicks, 16 suffered lesser
injuries.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Hendricks
said the plantation manager receiv-
ed a report that Burns had arisen
in the early morning and tried to
start a fire in the stove with kero-
sene. Eula Mae Hicks reported
that she had heard an explosion be-
fore she awoke to find the house
afire.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-09-26
EDWARDS news

Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Smith
gave their daughter, Miss Helen
Belinda Smith, a summer trip to
Gary, Ind. She returned last week,
and is now attending Tougaloo
Southern Christian College.
Mrs. Melvrine Bradley King
and their daughter, Miss Gestine
King, are home with relatives
here, the King and Bradley fami-
lies. They recently made their
home in Buffalo, n. Y.
Mr.. Isaac Hicks was home last
weekend with sisters, Mrs. Carrie
Gray and Mrs. Phyllis Payne, and
brother, Mr.. Sandy Andrews. Mr..
Hicks lives in New Orleans, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Jones are
the proud grandparents Of a fine
baby boy, Donald Kill, born tc
their daughter, Mrs. Lillian Jones
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bullets shattered a large picture
window and were found imbedded
in the walls of the house. A few
minutes later the car returned and
more shot was fired into the
house. Mrs. Jamison said that
she and her four children were in
the house during the shooting.
Police said Willis and Shearry
confessed the shooting when ar
rested a few hours later.
They admitted to officers they
fired into the house to "scare off"
nonunion workers who crossed
their picket lines.
Willis told officers he had walk
ed a picket at the Swift plant at
the Farmers Market until $3.50 pm.
Monday Later he met Shearry at
Thomas Cafe on Bailey Ave-,
where the shooting was planned.