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CHEVROLET $50 Bel Air VS. Cdr.
blue and white finish; sos down.
Full price only s995.
Capitol Auto Sales
SOLO Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-30SS
CHEW. '55 "2lO" 2-door; equipped,
radio. heater. beautiful green I'm
ish: S995.
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CHEVROLET 1858 Impaia hardtop
coupe; beautiful snow white, gor-
geous interior, white walls. T. and
n, powerelide, power steering and
brakes, super engine, extremely
low mileage. New-car comparison.
INSPECTED. $500. Your car OF
as low as $3.50 down. wolff
MOTORS, 1888 N. Moore st., Ari..
Va. ct Rosslyn, IA. 1921.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 80 4-door hardtopi beau
THU 2.tone green. radio. heater.
auto, transm., power steering:
must see TO appreciate; S1,345.
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CHEVY 1852 4-dr.: excel. cond.
regular shift; $500 or best ofier
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OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
Washington. D, c.
August 23, 1859

kl11 wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
BUICK 81 Century Riviera, power
steering and brakes: also dyna-
now. radio. heater. outstanding
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l5Ol0 Wise. ave. I'm. 3-3OS6
: CHEVROLET so 4-dr.: std. shift,
good condition: leaving city, must
D sell. JU. 7-s5d2.
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BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-77OO
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good conditioni Sl76, 10, 2.27bs,
CHRYsLER 80 Windsor "0' z-dr,
snto; i s,sas on new ..s brakes and
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CHEVROLET 81 2-dr. de luxe;
e Sa1dt s snd S shMFo@ as4o5Bs srf" fail
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CHEW. %. sta. WRn. 4-dr.: :. and
f a.; sta no. shift ft' ooI tone excel
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

SaasV wHlhss. Ave. INV NV. I en-. Cs.4sas
CADiLLAC 'bs Coupe de Vile
cred, immae. 1900 mi. / owner
S4,10b, KE.s s.b4s3.
CADILLAC '66 4-door; y. and b !
Brakes SsS; ; si.SSS.' S siSs down. bsnS
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Neat and quick TO
h e a +. High heat
black 4inis b re-
quires no polishing.
Height 32". diam
BTU's.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Grafton and
Hunter Grafton visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Steward Clarke, of Rehoboth.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j w. Grafton spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Flowers, of Burkeyille.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Clarke and
family spent Sunday in Appomat-
tox with relatives.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15
Bethlehem News
Business Woman's
Circle Hears Talk
BY Mrs. Jennings

The Business Woman's Circle Of
Bethlehem Women of the Church
met with Mrs Clyde Thackston
Tuesday evening Mrs. David Jen-
nings led the program entitled
Growing up in the Household OF
God"
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Poole have
moved TO Appomattox.
Recent visitors of Mrs. j. W
Jennings were Mr.. ard Mrs. R. l.
Harris and daughter. Anne. OF
Chestnut Grove. Mrs. jamie Cher
nault and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Black
well. of Appomattox and John H
Chernault. OF Prospect.
MI. and Mrs David o. Jennings
and daughter. Elizabeth. visited her
mother. Mrs. F. P. O'Brien, in
Appomattox. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs LLOYD Mckay, Of
Farmville visited MI. ard Mrs. M
c. Jordan. Saturday.
Nh and Mrs. Clyde Thackston
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie AIRING
ton. of Red House. Saturday night.
Nh. and Mrs. Emmett Dodd and
family attended the Dodd family re-
UNION near Danville on Mothers
Dag
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15

Of priority for induction.
Local boards in meeting their
quotas first summon men who have
been declared delinquent for failure
to comply with the draft law Next
to be taken are men who volunteer
for induction. Then the local boards
complete their monthly quota by
calling those Glass IA men between
ages IS and 26 who do not have
children with whom they maintain
a bona fide home They are called
in the order OF their dates of birth
oldest first The present average
age of call is just under 90
Most available men are in this
category and it is sufficiently large
to meet the needs Of the Armed
Services under present conditions
II this category We're exhausted
local boards would next call father.
10 to 2G, by birth date, oldest first.
then men over 26. youngest first
and finally, men Is and one half t,
10, Oldest first
The next article will discuss de
fermentS and exemptions
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Military bfeft - he.
Induction Depends On Which OF Five
Classes Registrants Are Placed In
Mil;tory Drsft - No. 3

THE draft has been extended for
four years, until July |, 1868. This
means that the young men of the
country must continue to expect to
serve in the military forces. This
series Of articles outlines the basic
responsibilities and rights Of young
men under the draft law
This is the third article OF the
series.
There are five general classes
with numerous subdivisions which
local boards use to indicate. whether
man is available, deferred or
exempt-and why
Every man is considered as avail
able for induction, in Glass IA,
until his eligibility for some other.
classification is established to the
satisfaction Of the local board.
/ II registrant does not establish
his eligibility for deferment or ex-
-emption because Of hardship. occu-
patton, study, Reserve OF National
Guard membership, on other rea
son. he is placed in Class Ia. In
the normal case. a registrant in
Glass Ia will be ordered for an
Armed Forces examination shortly
before his time to enter service. to
determine whether he is acceptable
physically mentally and morally
II he IS rejected he is deferred
until he is reached for induction
All regiStrants in Class Ia are
divided into categories in an order
| dav night [
The adult class Of. Cutler Baptist
Church held their social and supper
in the post office building at the
invitation of Mrs Williams. Every
one had a wonderful time, with
plenty of good things to eat.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Layne and
children, Betty and Judy. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Layne, all Of Lynchburg
Nh and Mrs Charles Ferguson and
.'liluI I'll. WdyuC diiQ Ddl ltllt, VI
Farmyllle. Mr. and Mrs. Carol
Layne and children, Of Pamplin
and MI and Mrs. Billy Pierce, Of
Raleigh, N. c.. were visitors of
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hat
cher Layne. Mothers Day.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Lock. of
North Carolina. were visitors of
their parents. Mi. and Mrs Harold
Lock. in Phenix and Mrs Charlie
Carson during the week end. They
also visited Nh and Mrs Lewis
Scruggs and sons.
Mr. and Mrs T Il. Young and
Mrs Herman scruggs visited rela-
tives In Ferrum ard Rocky Mount
Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Layne and
daughters, and Nh and Mrs. Lewis
Scruggs and sons were dinner
guests of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Herman Scruggs. Sunday.
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Mt Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs W. N. Stoneman,
Ct Varina, were week end guests
OF their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ellis, w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neill McRae and
three children were guests Satur-
day night of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Webb.
Here For Week End
Mrs. N j. Wells. of Hinton,
W. Va. visited the Doctors Pen
ningtons and Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Gurthrie during the week end.
Gene Steger, who is attending the
University Of Richmond. visited his
mother. Mrs Ruth S:eger during
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Marsh and
family. of Denton. Texas. were over
night guests Friday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton Agee. il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Freeman and
daughters. Ann and Marion, of
Roanoke were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Forbes.
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buckingham C. II. Items
Veterans Memorial Hall Becomes
Popular Site For Club Meefings

The VIEW Auxiliary served din
ner to the Ruritan Club Thursday
night at the Veterans Memorial
Hall.
The American Legion enjoyed a
fish fry at the Veterans Memorial
Hall Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Throck
morton and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Sanford and son and MIR. and
Mrs. Dave Morgan. all of Rich
mond. visited their parents. MIR. and
Mrs. E j. Throckmorton on
Mothers Day.
Miss Appling Moss Of Richmond
was a week end guest Of Nh and
Mrs G. NJ Rogers.
MIR and Mrs. H. G. Lannahan
and family spent Saturday on a
trip 70 the valley They returned to
spend Sunday With Mr.. Lannahan )
parents, Mr. and Mrs 7. w Lama
han. in Charlottesville.
Assigned In Japan
Sgt. Albert Wright is with the
All Force in Japan Mrs. Wright
Is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Cecil
Wright but expects to leave aroand
May 81 to JOIN her husband iii
Japan for three years.
Mrs Mamie Spencer left Thurs
day for Lynchburs where She will
visit Mr. and Mrs. Edward Spencer
While there She viii attend the
Floyd Ward dance recital to see her
granddaughter. Laura Lee, dance
Mrs. Tina Garrett visited in
Richmond during the week end with
her sons and their families.
Mrs Alice Glover. Mrs. Rowlett
Bruce and John Spencer attended
the James River Baptist Associa-
ton meeting at the Bagby Baptist
Church. Thursday.
Mrs Carlyle Stating and son. Of
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Herndon, spent the week end with
her mother. Mrs. Fannie BaIrell
and aunt, Miss Jean Hall.
Guests From Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Walters, OF
Baltimore. Md. were recent guests
Of Mrs. Mamie Spencer.
Mrs Robert Jones and sons
Bobby and Winston, visited Mrs
Jones parents. Mi. and Mrs Rob
ert O. Leete in Warrenton, N. c.,
over the week end Bobby will
visit with his grandparents for a
lew days.
John Clute is a patient in the
Virginia Baptist Hospital in Lynch
| burg He is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Swoope. Of
Richmond. visited Mr.. and Mrs
thomas Hall. ST. Friday and Sat
urday
Mrs Florence Sutton. Of Rich
mond is a guest this week Of MI
ana Mrs Robert Shotzberger.
MIS- Buck LeSueur lett Monday
for Roanoke and Wythville to visit
her parents
Mothers Day Company
Mrs E.a Llewellyn had as her
guests for Mothers Day, her chill
lren, Nj. and Ms. c. H. LleWellyn
t Lyncl.burg. Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Llewellyn and family, of Richmond:
and Mr. and Mrs Charlie Hall and
family.
Mrs ]. Y. Carlton, Of Roanoke
arrived Friday to visit with her
sonin-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Go don Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wood. of
Richmond, were guests Sunday OF
Mr. and Mrs B Wood.
Mrs Helen Petiill, Of Annapolis.
Md. recently visited her parents.
NJ and Mrs Richard Ellis. III. at
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Trents Mill

Mothers Day was celebrated at
Church Sunday and a nice collec
ton was taken up for the Bap-
list hospital in Lynchburg.
Mrs A. L. Bryan had her three
sons. Allen. Roy and Ray Watson
and families to dine with her on
Mothers Day
Mrs. Curtis Connatser had her
mother and father to dine with her
Sunday
Mrs J. Q. Sullivan had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her arm
while she was walking home.
Recent callers in the Jones home
We're Mrs Bill Wacaster Mrs.
Frank McFall, Robert and Riyes
Jones Mrs. A B. Jones and son.
Joe. Mrs. c. D Keller and two
little daughters.
U. S. doubts Soviet will make
ruble convertible.
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Powhoton Notes
m sss's',@ A h'ts
Spring Reunion

P. c. Williams has returned home
from Richmond Memorial Hospita,
and is now able to greet his many
friends.
Mrs. A. L. B hel and Miss
Maud Crump spent the week end
with j. T. Crump.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Parker were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Win
frey E. Wade for dinner and at
tended prevue at the Richmond
Museum Of Fine Arts. Mr.. Wade
is an official of Reynolds Metal
They formerly lived here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer w. Nichols
of Richmond. visited relatives in
th" neighborhood Sunday afternoon
The senior class Of Powhatar
High has returned from a most en-
joyable trip to New York
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Meyer, OF
Richmond. ard Mrs. Edwin Turner
OF WaynesbOro. were recent visitors
"a IhSA AotliCI, II. Il. MdllIl, WIG
has been i'll for some time. He
lives with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wor
sham.
Scottish Rite Masons are attend
ing the Spring Reunion in Rich
mond three evenings this week. The
Reunion will also be held three
evenings of next week. G.. L. New
ton. Of POwhatan, is receiving his
degrees
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam W. Parker
and MI. and Mrs. w. r. Parker
attended the annual meeting and
banquet of the A. l. B. at Hotel
John Marshall. Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. BoWles and
Joan spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Layne in Dendron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren E. Collier
and sons spent the week erd with
Mrs. Golfers parents in Middlesey
County.
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A smaller percentage Of the anti
biotic-fed calves developed scours
than the control animals which re-
ceived no aureomycin.
Differences between groups in
incidence of scours were not large.
but were consistent for all ages and
all periods during the trials. Three
of the control calves died Of diar-
rhea during the trials.
The test indicated that aureomy-
Gin stimulates appetite and rate Of
weight gain. and increases feed eff
ficiency while it is being fed. At
ter aureomycin feeding is stopped
rate Of gain decreases and appetite
returns to normal. Research also
has shown that the feeding advan-
tages diminish as the calves grow
older.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15
Red Measles Take
Their Toll In The
Cullen Community

There's lot of sickness in our
neighborhood. Red measles are TAX
iEg their toll from our Sunday
School classes since the little folks
are suffering most from this dis
ease.
Misses Alice and Elizabeth Lavne
spent Mothers Day with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Layne
Quite few Of the ladies from
the community attended the Home
Demonstration meeting in Farm
vile. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Cooter
VISITED the Scruggs family Wednes-
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Scours Control
Proves Beneficial

The main advantage of feeding
aureomycin to dairy calves is the
reduced incidence of scours 'diar-
rhea and not the temporary in
crease in growth rate.
Dr. w. A. Hardison. dairy scient-
list at VPI. says that fact is borne
out in trails by the U. S. Depart
ment Of Agriculture, and in other
states Only preliminary trials
with aureomycin have been done
at VPI.
In the USDA tests, calves were
led aureomycin as part of their diet
for the first 80 days after birth.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15
BRAGGINGe

A Californian was explaining that
his State had never known bad
times. But surely you felt t h {
great depression Of the l93O'sA
someone asked.
Nope said the Californian
but We did enjoy one Of the poor
EST booms we'd ever known
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15

U. S. doubts Soviet will make
ruble convertible.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-05-15

Even IN vPcos early days. very few families could afford
paror maid But her symbol Of Office the feather buster
nourlshed IN every home And the unfortunate LADY, who did
the hourlshlng could expect an irritated SINUS
Everybodys been lot happier since electricity took over
the busting For electricity has brought not only paror
mald' put fu staff Of servants within reach Of ALL
For fraction Of cent electricity vacuum cleans the M
ing room more thoroughly and heaay than any feather
duster For &c, electricity cooks your dinner then does
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BIG, BIG
BARGAINS
OPEN TIL 6 TONIGHT
Thurs. 8 Am. to 9 PM.

/ Colonial cherry bedroom suite;
bed, chest. dresser, mirror.
~ You SAVE so go 'io'
. four Dlece Colonial bedroom
suites golden maple finish: chest,
ddrss7er, mirror. bookcase he'd
you SAVE SD
3-pc walnut bedroom suite; larst
dresser, chest, bookcase bed, MAT
TREss AND SPRING.
YOU SAVE Sal
2-pc. foam rubber, living room
suites: sofa, matching chair, dec
orator fabrics in green, brown.
Req Reg s 9sSSiass' e''' SALE. SIZE
YOU SAVE $40
black nylon foam rubbe-. sleep
sofa, opens to sleep 9; full mat
tresS and spring.
YOU SAVE 500
e-piece living rm. suite; brown or
charcoal soia-bed, opens TO sleep
2, and chair.
ORIG. S19a SALE. 500
YOU SAVE 500
groups living room tables; . step
enuS' CockJall table, group OF ..
REG. $50 gh SALE, $40 e5
YOU SAVE $50
. flve-pc, dinette sets: Formica- tor
table, 4 chairs.
REG. $50 SALE, 49,
YOU SAVE S24
/ three-p!ece French Provincial
sectional: all foam rubber, out
standing turquoise ~ matelasst
fabric
REG. $500 SALE, S9sS
YOU SAVE Sill
> seven-pc. Colonial dining room
suites. golden maple finish
REG. S2lA SALE, Sl29
YOU SAVE 500
, siX-piece bedrm. suites: chest,
dresser. mirror. bookcase bed,
MATTRESS AND SPRINGS, moe
ern silver-gray.
REG. S2l9 SALE, Sl3g
YOU SAVE $50
HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS
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PART TIME

Clerk steno.-Opport. for suburban
Nd. resident, 4 to ; hrs, each
am switchboard ability neees-
Sary.
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HELP WOMEN
SALESLADY

Full time, steady position, no ex-
perience necessary
Fanny Farmer Candy Shop
I4th and r ST. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, excel. shape, used lit
tie: make offer. MR. SMART, MA.
S-7S24 ewes, CT 9-234S
ADDING MACHINES. new, cleo.
iO-key; 500, plus tax. Bargains
in new and recond. CIRCLE. GIG
9th ST. NV. at G.. DI. G-1312
AIR CONDITIONER - Admiral "a
ton, house current, used ! year.
Make offer. CT. 6-5Sl6
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HELP-D0MESTlC
DR. DESIRES white hnnsek

DR.. DESIRES white housekeeper,
live in, no children. SIS per Wk.
Call FL 6-"O3a a:30-6 pm
G.H.W. AND COOK, must be exper
c coz f7Ye Eds rambler nfs M pvt. A rm
bath, TV; S35. JU 5-s592.
GIRL, WHITE, settled, live in as
one Of family and take complete
care home and 2 motherless chill
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PBA OPERATOR, in accounting
once OF new hospitals: would dc
some clerical work: business ex.
perlence would be helpful, Apply
personnel Office, Washington Hos.
pital Center, 40 Irving st. NV.
Monday through Friday, 9 am. tc
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MONROE FORD COMPANY
1887 East-West Highway, S. s.. Md

PIX. Alex: busy board. rotating
shifts: S275. POTOMAC EMPL,
AGCY, 9ll King St, Alex, Va,
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PIANoS-Used uprights. sos. SIl0
and SIPS. Phone ST 2-63OO.
PIANO MART, 1918 ith st. NV.
EjANOS-WiCe selection of recon-
ditioned UPRIGHT, snartly styled
in A new durable finish espAc Ally
suited for recreation rms. Piaros
fully guar7ntced and fine values
includinc LEGAL delivery. CAME
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MEnICAI rrCnNnI nCIsrc -

MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS in new
hospital; good opportunity for
persons with clinical experience
and training; ASCP preferred; 40
hour week. pleasant working con-
ditions, Apply Personnel Once,
Washlngton Hospital Center. ITO
irving st. NV. Monday through
FRIDAY. 3 am. to 3 pm.
NURSE, REGISTERED for medical
Clinic in Takoma Park. Md: 40
hr. week, % days annual leave.
~ days Sick leave, free medical
and disqualification coverage. sal
airy, 500 per mo. Elk. 3-5g3S.
NURSE. REGISTERED for medical
clinic in d. C.; 4O-hr. week, 81
days annual leave, l3 DAYS sick
leave, Tree medical and hospitali-
cation eoverage. Salary $500 mo.
EcA. 3-5D3S.
OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMAN in
tereSted in unusual Job, selling
and estimating to the building in
oustry. Venetian blinds and SINH
lar products. Must have late car:
VIRGINIA or Rockville resident
preferred. Draw commission and
car allowance. CUSTOM SHADE
a. AWNING. SEQ Northwest ST
Alex, Va XII S-QSnu
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AIR CONDITIONERS
CLOSE-OUT

New 1853 air conditioners in car
tons s,usf be sold regardless of
price. No reasonable offer refused
We have in stock: GE, yedderS,
Philco, ChTYsler air conditiorers.
New and fully guaranteed Open
evenings III q.
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY CO
10th and H SITS. NE, IL 3-9OS2
AIR C0NDITIONERS-n you have
cash and want to save money. sec
PARAMOUNT CO. 2@O2 Ga. ave
NV HUI, 3-4s0O. Free parking
AIR CONDITIONING, In D. Carrier
unit. 9Oee down plus Sl1.lS me-.
Installed Call any time. ZEPHYR
SHEET METAL CO., ia. 5-2746
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MARIO
FURNITURE CO.
1923 18th ST. NV.
DE. 2-4747

OPEN DAILY TIL 9 PM.
WE'D. SAT, SUN TIL 4 PM.
FURNITURE-4s top-name, fine.
quality brands; bedrm, hv. I'm.
din. rm., carpets, 8! to 6J's oil
one-of-a-kinu items. Deep-Cu
prices or special orders pGr'
cha ed now. lawson sofa, so
3-pc. bedrm. suite, $3.50. 7-pc
din. I'm. suite, S2lg; rechner
$40; standard makes msttresse,
or box springs, So. No money
down, > years 10 pay on approved
credit. Inquire regarding double
money back guarantee. Nobody
but nobody undersells FURNI.
TURE FAIR, INC, Mclean. Va.
Ell. 6-43UO, miles from D. c
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
TEACHERS

PART TIME-FULL TINE
One of Americas oldest and largest
dealers specializing in mutua
funds is considering inexperienced
representa- tiVeS. For appointment
call DE 2-343O.
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DRAFTING TRAINEE-Have some
artistic ability and he able TO
print well. Apply 360S Richmond
highway, Alexandria, Virginia.
DRUG CLERK- CASHIER, white
under ~; day work. No sun, exp,
only Apply In person CHASTLE-
TON DRUG, 10th and r SITS. NV
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paddinT, $40: 3 giris bicycles, III.
In. and 26-in,, SEQ each; mahog
any secy, S75 Maytag Washer
$50; chairs, 81: 2 end ibis, SIS
mirror, s5i full length lined
drapes. S25: TV antenna, $40
FURN,--Bedrma ]. rm.. d rm.. all
must 90; bHlS Balti ave, Hyatts.
Nd AP. 7-50l0: WA. 7-704l.
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Government EMPLOYEES
Insurance Company

Insurance Company
mot A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
l4th and L SITS. NV.
APPLY 3 AM. to 3 PM.
MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
at L Street entrance.
FULL-TIME PAY, part-time hours
Sarah Coventry needs I2l
housewives for jewelry fashion
shows: car necessary. Call MRS
SHINDERMAN, TIE. $500.
GIRL FRIDAY, public relations
$50 to 500 wk., excel. typist
knowledge bookkeeping, white. See
Miss Evans at ROYD'S, cor. 18th
and &. INQUIRE ST. 3-366S.
GIRL FRIDAY for l-girl ONCE;
neat appearance. shorthand help
full but not required. ga days,
40 hrs: salary open. For appoint
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Brand nev model home. living
room, bedroom and dinette deco
rator furniture must be moved
from this display home now We
can arrange free delivery II you
live in the Wash. area. DI. 1858
or DU. 1894.
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TYPIST (whiteJ-Young girl de.
siring opportunity in typing field
with youthful organization. Good
starting salary, 5-day week, air
conditioned once Apply MIDDLE
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE, 211l
Z st NV
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