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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Old Abilene Items
Crews Store Is
Robbed Friday;
Money Stolen

Harvey Crews store at Abilene
was broken into Friday night.
Money and watches were reported
missing
Revival service on Prince Edward
Charge continues on through next
week. Rev Steve Cowan. Of Ken
bridge. is bringing some splendid
sermons the first week. Then, next
week, Rev. Peter S. Burkett will be
guest speaker. Everyone is invited
to attend. Thursday night and Fri
day night, services will be at Mt.
Pleasant at 7::30. Then, Sunday and
Monday. same time and place
Tuesday through Friday night, it
will be at Mt Harmony.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O. Chappell and
family plan to spend a part Of this
week in Covington. visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Ward and family.
Miss Marie Bailey. of Farmville,
and Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Gillispie.
Of Lynchburg, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
S. D. Bailey during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Garland Clark and
sons spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Ferguson Of
Charleston
Mrs. Meredith appel and
daughter. Gray, visited Rev. and
Mrs. Vernon E. Banks, Friday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Robertson
and son visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hunter Nelson. Friday
The Robertsons took her parents to
Piney River to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Marcus Nelson They enjoyed part
Of the Skyline Drive
Friends Of Mrs. John Anderson
are sorry to hear she is a patient
in Southside Hospital in Farmville.
Miss Annie McGehee spent a few
days in Richmond visiting relatives
She also visited Mrs. E. E Gee and
Mrs Walter Tatum
Mrs. Suzie Daniel is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Driskill for few
days.
Mrs Elizabeth Denis and Mrs
SuNie Daniel spent Wednesday in
Crewe visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Daniel.
Mr. and Mrs. Flave Driskill,
along with Mr.. and Mrs. Benny
Elliott, Of Farmville. visited Mr..
and Mrs. Jamie Bowman, of Rocky
Mount. last week end.
Mr.. Luther Covington is back
with Mr.. and Mrs. Flave Driskill
after staying some time with Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Covington.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Sails and
daughter spent the week end with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Vernon
E. Banks.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
GROUNDED

An Australian newspaper reports
that one morning not long ago
man called a taxi company and
complained that a cab he ordered
to take him to the Kingsford-S Smith
airport had not arrived
The girl who took the call apollo
gized. I'm very sorry the cab
isn't there yet, sir" she said But
don't worry. The plane is always
late. Y
We'll, it certainly will be this
morning the caller said sharply
iii happen to be the pilot
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Cumberland Legion
Cited In Americanism
Report For 1958-'59

Cumberland American Leg n
Post 269 has been awarded a ma
tional citation for its work in the
field of AmericaniSm.
The citation reads is hereby
cited for worthwhile and outstand-
ing service to its community during
the period 1889 as outlined in the
annual Americanism report"
The citation is signed by Ma
tional Commander Preston j.
Moore in office at the time1 and
by C. A. Tesch. director National
Americanism Commission with
headquarters in Indianapolis, Ind.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Scholarships For Public School
Teaching In State On The Increase

Since 1947, the number of scholar
ships made available for public
school teaching in Virginia has in
creased almost ten times and funds
for the program have more than
doubled. the State Department of
Education said today
In 1947-48, the first year h t
money was provided for teaching
scholarships, 800 were approved. In
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

that year $3.50 ,OOU was aValiaDle LOT
the program. During the current
fiscal year, 1851 scholarships have
been paid and funds available for
the program, including a deficit
authorization Of $85 500 approved by
the Governor, total $72l, 500.
The number of applications for
the current year has definitely ex-
ceeded our expectations said DR..
Davis Y Paschall. State Super
intendent of Pu bile Instruction.
with exception Of improvements
in teachers salaries. the scholar
ship program has done more than
anything else to alleviate the teach
er shortage in Virginia. he said.
Since its beginning in l947. the
Governor and members of the Cen
eral Assembly have given consist
ent and wholeharted support to this
worthwhile program
The scholarship loans are avail
able to Virginia students who are
studying in Virginia colleges and
preparing to become teachers. and
to teachers who study in summer
school sessions in Virginia colleges
for the purpose of improving their
qualifications for teaching. TIL S e
loans may be used only in public
supported or nonsectarian colleges
in the state. and may be cancelled
by teaching in Virginia public
schools one year for each scholar
ship received If the recipient fails
to cancel the loan by teaching, it
must be repaid in cash.
AS of lost June, 1880 Of all
scholarships issued had been can
celed by teaching; 1850 by cash
repayments; and 3l4 by combined
teaching and cash repayments.
Regular term scholarships provide
a maximum of $3.50 per year Sum-
mer school scholarships and pro-
rated summer quarter scholarships
also are provided. The summer
school scholarships. which are for
teachers who wish to continue their
education during the summer. are
limited to a maximum Of $3.50 The
prorated summer quarter scholar
ships. which are restricted to regu-
lar college students who are ac-
celebrating their preparation for
teaching. pay maximum Of
$l17 per summer During the cur
rent school year. 966 regular sum-
mer scholarships. $50 prorated sum
mer quarter scholarships and l,726
regular term scholarships have
been paid
Apnroximatelv | 900 new teach
ers are needed at present to reduce
| teaching overloads and double shifts
in public schools Beside this short
age. Dr. Paschall said, 1900 teach
! ers are employed on special Ii
censes This number, he pointed
out, can be reduced only by these
teachers becoming qualified or by
additional qualified personal being
/ availab BILE
During the past school year. Dr..
Paschall said. there was a net gain
Of 9ll teachers in Virginia's pub
lie school system. The increase
however, in total school enrolment
| for the year was approximately
% 900. for which at least $50 teach
ers were needed
The nicro-organism ii a surface
foot Of soil Oh a dairy farm often
weights two tons per acre.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13
Number II Motorists Urged TO Get
Automobiles Inspected This Month

With 4l5,OOO Virginia automobiles
due for inspection in December.
Captain R. B. King, State Police
Safety Officer, suggested today that
motorists whose cars bear number
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-13

The Heterogeneous ii surface
foot Of soil Oh a dairy farm often
weights two tons per acre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES

AAA TAX sERvICE-Returns pre-
pared by former Internal Revenue
tax accountant. Call ia. 9-S950.
A DOWNTOWN TAX SERVICE. RIM
pos. 1920 N \. ave; nv. Former
Int. Rev auditor. IS yrs. exper.
aG your home or my ONCE diff
ficult returns properlv prepared
ST. $1,000. VII. 2-4040.
FIrEMEN,s INSURANCE, Cow
3O2 18th st. NV, Washington 4
d. C.-The annual stockholders
meeting OF the Firemen's In.
surance Co. Of Washington, D. C.,
will be held on Tuesday, March
81, 1859, at the ONCE OF the
company at III am for the
purpose Of electing q board Of
directors for the ensuing yeai
and for action Of such other
matters as may properly come
before said meeting. v. MAN
MING HOFFMAN, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
Are You the Teacher
We're Looking For?

teacher or guidance
counselor may qualify for this pro-
can earn $1,000 to $1,000 this
summer. No formal teaching in
volyed. but skills utilized and re-
warded Write in confidence. Civ
tng age. qualifications. phone num-
Der. Box 309-0, star
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN for
Virginia once Of PICKETT a.
SIESS. . years experience mini
mum. JE. 4-lO66.
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WOODWARD &
LOTHROP
Personnel office
18th and F SITS. NV.
ART
DIRECTOR
IN A RUT?

design in all media; leading art
studio handling national accounts
81 500 to start. group hosp. and
overtime pay. Fully describe train
ing and experience, Box l72-0.
Star.
ARTIsT-ILL UsTIlAToR-Researeh
org: missiles. deg. plus 4 yrs.
good commercial art exner. in
layout, design. paste up, repro
duetioh; able to make security
clearance; to age 30, to S475 mo.
PROGRAMMERS CD. missiles. COM
puting div. math or liberal arts
deg. with good math; no exper..
will train, able to make SECURITY n1.6
P iSsigTroE' PERSONNEL. couN.
SELLING SERVICE. 1025 Conn
ave. NV, RIM. 2l5. call DI.
T-4l50 for interview time.
ASSISTANT MANAGER for fast car
wash: exper. white man: must
know uolishing; GOOD opportunity
All replies confidential. BOX 414-
@, Star
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER
uuktH HAMAig 81 W ~ yCBlG VI 8AGi
70 learn furniture business. Must
be ambitious, make good appear
anee and have neat handwriting
THIS Is your opportunity 20 learn
merchandising and build future.
Permanent position. many COM
pany benefits included. Apply in
person, Mr., Reisman, HOUSE q
HERMANN. 7th and Eye NV.
MEN-Large interna-
tionsl concern. UNDERGOING ex-
pansion Droerem that calls for
several aggressive. feat-appeartng
men. selling experience helpful,
but not 'ssential. intensive train
ing program 'usures success: high
income for the right men and good
opportunity, Tor "dvancement: per-
manent ull-ttme position. Apply
in person only to SINGER SEW
IN CENGERS. 1929 8. Capitol
st. and 500 7th st. NV.
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ALWAYS place your Classified Ad where it costs less
to get quicker results Star Classified

when anspsrtR0 advertisement
addressed 10 Stai boreS do NOT
enclose original references pho-
io0raphs or ofhef materials OF
PERSONA painea COPIES serue the
purpose, ORIGINALS mag Get i0sf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
HeLP--MEH

AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN:
must be LIST class with own tools.
500 week OF $3.50 commission.
See JIM CLARK. 1871 = st. Sc.
AUTO DAMAGE APPRAISERS (2).
age 20 TO 40, exper, comm. -bonus.
car allowance. BELL APPRAISALs,
10. 5.6s92.
AUTO. MECHANICS = ist-class
tools. 2434 chillum rd.. Hyatts-
Vile. Md.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced:
must have own, tools; good start
9th 4 EYE SERVICE CENTER.
AUTO SALESMAN for used foreign
cars Exper, necessary, Salary and
guarantees. DU. 7-4343, o 10 pm.
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PERSONAL
lcoNrlNUlp,
AUTO LEASING

! q5g Chevrolet. Bsl Air. . csi.n-sE.
t.dr. sedan BLACK. Foyer .I Steer
electric wipers. foam seat eush-
ions. Full maintenance. insurance.
tags, etc. Available for immediate
delivery, or any other car OF your
choice. CAPITAL FLEETS, INC,
1928 Prince st.. Alex. Va, oV.
CHILD CARE lwhite), infants up
to school age; licensed home in
Sc. area. Ii. 6-l527.
nov formins for q new,
modern. interracial dancing school,
Become self confident, poised.
graceful through dancing. For in
formation. cali DE. 2.3915.
DEVIL DOG AUTO SIGNAL. pro.
tects cars. homes, apis; guar. 10
years. Write :. O. PRiNoLB,
1878 10th st. NV.
DIAL RITE. comb. auto. phone
light. ash ray, pad ant Isne. :
holder, S4.95. Write Z. O. PRIN-
OLE. 1878 10th st. NV.
DO you OWN an imported cart
Call OIL. B-40S2 for tune-ups and
repairs by qualified English me-
chanie.
DRRssMAKlN0 AND ALTERA-
TIOS's promptly done; special on
ems Ia. 9-3325.
ELDERLY or retired woman 70 act
as companion for elderly lady.
Please address BOX 354-0, star.
ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN will
provide comfortable home for con-
genial white woman in exchange
for c0mpanionship and light house
mold assistance. RIA, 3-665O.
EXPERIENCED ACCT. will prepare
income tau forms in his home or
yours. Call any time 10 4-0l44
FOR ELDERLY PERSON. needing
rest and care: quiet. sunny room /;
nourishing meals; kind. sympathe-
tic understanding. Old age. chronic
or fracture case. Doctors refs:
500 mo. and up. AID. 2-6173.
FREEZER OWNERS
as you eat Budget
Plan
Choice Meats and Frozen
Foods, All Guaranteed
Wrapping, Quick
Freezing, Home Delivery,
Packed in your Freezer
No Membership Fee
Free Brochure upon
Request
Colonial Foods, Inc.
1900 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Woodley 6-6536
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE
for nursing home In d. c.; stay
ntshts. good refs. required. Box
COG. Star.
GUARANTEED
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wEsCHLER a SON, INC.
AuetisneeFs-Appraisers

ADAM A. wEsCHLER a son, INC
Auetieneers-Appraisers
TausJEEs' SALE OF FooE
EQUIPMENT. STOCK an TRADE,
lie. CQNTAINkD In PREMISES
200 BYE ssTREET SOUTHEAST,
ALSO LEASKaOLD INTEREST.
BY virtue 81 Chatte, DEED Of
Trust recorded 10 Liber l0ii3,
Folio SIS, ct seq, one o. the land
records u the District Of Colum-
bia and at the request Of the
Party Secured thereby. tue under
signed Trustees will sell By
Public Auction at the abose-men-
toned premises on Thursday,
March s. 1859 at i PM,
refriserating and confectionery
cases. computing and hanging
scales. grinder, sIicer. meat block,
bottle coolers, compressor. cash
register, shelving, stock IN trade,
etc. also leasehold interest.
STANLEY II. KAMERow.
ALLAN L. KAMEROW.
fe25,mhI.4 Trustees.
WILLIAM p. WEsCHLER
Auctioneer-Appraiser
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RELP MEN
tcoNriNuEpl

Bkkpr ON. Auto. Exp. NE" 500
Estimator, Gen, Bldg. contr., $125
ALLEN g, BRIEN Personnel Service
l404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72S0
ACCT, ASST COMPTROLLER. I'M
der AZ. dee, pref. cPA exper. pvt.
industry, IHM, cost. corporate
Act scsi asst. TO comptroller IL si unSeT
IS, deg. some pub. acctg. .desir-
able. major exper. pvt. industry,
knowl, machine accte. $1,000
coNsutIANT electronic corpg.
sS.ss%i SR 81 n sss e si assOe
under 80, some BACKGROUND engrg.,
SALES saEs EN1R.. under 40 R hiSSI
machine .,ools, Govt. and pvt.
p. c. and Va. exper- incentive,
oovT REPREs.. under sO.' Some some
snsrg, BACKGROUND. sale Of sngr,ss;:,
SAFE Ie.'i under 30. exper. inside 'J re-.
Hundreds Of TOP positions Tor 10 S enSrs.
and scientists. local and out-of-
town without fee.
washington member National Per-
sonnet Associates, ofiees coast TO
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 65l wash, Bldg.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV. st. 3-9442
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in U. 81. So,
Am, Europe. To $4,000. Travel
paid Write only EMPLOYMENT
INFO. CENTER, Room S4S, 40
Stuart st.. Boston 10,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
ACCOUNTANT
OR CPA

For unusual Inanagement
position with national
company.
This Is an executive posi-
ton recurring an experienced
accountant or CPA. The
men selected will have his
enc iere IN Washn@t m
but travel will be necessary.
The right man for the posi-
ton will have the PERSONAL
fly and aptitude TO work
well with others since he will
be expected to serve in an
advisory capacity to out-of-
town customers. This is
both q challenging and re-
warding opportunity. Many
fringe benefits; travel ex-
penSes paid Car essential.
Write Swing your business
resume and stating salary
expectations to Box $40,
Star.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Pal
time: experience unnecessary. ca
necessary, salesman preferred
RE ~.QAaG
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BANKRUPTCY SALE
POSINS' DELICATESSEN
S7Se GEORGIA AVE. NV.

MON Az
March 2, 1853. $3.50 AM.
LARGE stock Of popular, Nationally
branded. domestic and imported
pTocessed foods including Kosher
products. A substantial quantity
In original cases Vegetables,
fruits seafood I desserts, nuts,
spices, condiments, olives, pickles,
juicieSs cereals, soup. mayonnaise.
salad dressing, sauce. baked goods,
CONNECTIONS, salad fruits. preserves,
Jelly, filings; spaghetti, maearoni'
noodles, Chinese food, extracts,
mix. dietetic food, tea, coffee,
milk. sugar. Junior, baby and pet
foods. cleanser. soap, detergents,
cocoa, chocolate, olive and cookine
oils, paper goods, dental and shaw
preparations, razor blades. bey-
efages, steel wool, wax, polish,
paper bags, etc.
Four National "6l04M" and "6074"
cash registers, IL computing,
counter. beam and platform
scales, U. s. and oliver bread
slicers. U; s: "A.c." slicer-stacker,
hsSSSss Dual nSis cDt an stlcf siro ol?Os
sirioin steak IS, DE" STEAK ma.
chine. cutting tables. blocks, Taxa
checks, check -out counters, shelly
ing, Hill refrigerating cases. walk
in coolers, s s. dairy case.
baked goods cases, Frigid IRloo
'SH4" refrigerated pastry case,
metal gondolas. P. A. system, A
chrome self-service carts. Vince
SIS pastry storage box, Reach-in
freezers, portable racks, SIS Low
Boy refrigerator, Cleveland lathe
heat sraler packaser: AMP
"f4-47" 100 quart and Triumph
"2815A" dough mixers, refriger-
tenderizer. Sax Mayer bundle
goods cabinets. Hawk-Eye cutlery
Grinder. SIS and aluminium bak-
ing sheets and pans. hydraulic
and hand trucks. dollies. grease
trap. range hood w/exhaust fan,
candy stove. fans, stertlamps.
sinks. freezer chest. S& VI
Schwartz conveyor type check
out stands. etc.
Remington Rand adding machines
and typewriter. steel desks, Cur
It's IL hip. and Mitchell air con
ditioners. Victor fireproof leRa
file, cash vault.
also
Chevrolet 1857" Boyertown body
truck wIAnthony hydraulic iii
gate and 1851 Chevrolet pane
body truck, 27-ft. aluminium
trailer, etc.
TERMS: Cash. A deposit Of $50
payable In currency or ceTtfec
check made payable TO the order
OF the auctioneers required al
the time highest bids are re-
corded: balance payable in
similar manner not later thar
BENZ BENJAMIN B. BROWN. Truste,
Colorado Building:
EDWARD L. GEM, Attorney
Colorado Building.
fec3,fnarI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
Cash Register
Servicenan
Experienced or Apprentice
Washington's largest
INDEPENDENT dealer

experienced or Apprentice
%i ndeDesssns i assI:r
Stanley Hayman & Co.
Cash Register Sales a. Service
AID. 2-440O
food checker. night work.
6-day week. Good salary, vac,
SEX leays ss.1 Apply IN person FLAG
and Maine ave. s.w.
for front once. MGR
1000 posting machine experience
necessary. Apply AMBASSADOR
HOTEL. Personnel once, l434 x
CASHIER-Some exper. pref. must
know p. G.; good future; his. grad,
age 22-33; white: 8 days; $3.50.
INC. Suite 1901. 1895 @ NV.
CEMENT FINIsHERS. colored. lst
class only. CLARENCE W. Cos
NELL. INC. Contact Mr. Hardie.
Waynewooc Subdivision, o miles
south of Alexandria. so. S-4266.
CHECKER in our Marking Room
High sans seh8oi srasIsts
office THE HEcHT CO, WasSins.
ton, y st. at 9TH NV
Chef or LIST cook for quality res
tadrant. Mr.. EVANS. FL. 6-370S,
FL. 6-4l1l,
in manusac-
turing plant. Supervise analysis
Of iron and raw materials and
foundry molding sand controls
In large foundry. Several wears
exper in foundry work nee. De-
gree not required. Good pay,
fringe BENEFITS, etc. Write stating
age. experience. education and
other pertinent information. Box
409-G. Star.
CIGAR CLERK
Steady work, salary and commits
ABBY "G IN persons " start DART TRTTeo bRI
OFFICE, Suite 8. 1901 coium6is
I'd nv
CLERK-Unusual oppor. for young
man. 1897. white interested in
a career. knowl, OF tipping; some
AGEMEET CoNSULTANTs, INC,
Suite 1901, 1885 q NV.
excel future, MS, grad,
white, 2Q-2S,. legible hand. typ
ing helpful. begin in warehouse,
81 days, $500. MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS. INC, Suite 1901,
f435 @ NV.
CIERK-TYPIST for small once,
also answer phone; must be pleas.
ant, neat and fast: starting sal.
airy. $50 per wk. Give details on
experience. Box 449-G, Star.
CLERK TYPlSTS. white. to IS yrs,
DAYS. S65;;S75, sectg. future u
MEL. Suite 232 Southern Bldg,
S05 18th st. NV. at H, d.
7-5102.
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AUTO statesmen

Experienced-we have a better Job
for you, selling the 1859 Ford
Silver Spring location; excellent
pay plan: prospects furnished. close
MANAGEMENT assistance, liberal
benefits. II will pay you to in
ouire. Come in. or call MONROE
FORD. 1897 East-West hwy. u
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HELp..MEn

AUTO PARTS C0UNTERMAN =
ssIss s saS sSsslsP y s Ss%n: *
ployment. Write Boz 1860, Star,
s!$E:I s s$ss Sss aorJ Is. A fS
7-431O.
AUT0M0TIvE TECHNICAL sRRV.
big three manufacturers: strong
background in dealer service
operation development required:
excellent saiary; outstandine
fringe benefits and good oppor.
tunity for advancement. Com
plete resume must be submitted 10
Box 50O-G Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
AUDITOR

FOR LARGE D. c. HOTEL.
MUST BE FAMILIAR WITH
MGR 1000 SYSTEM HOTEL
EXPERIENCE. SALARY
CQMMENSURATE WITH
ABILITY AND EXPERI-
ENCE. BOX 4l9-G, STAR.
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ACCoUNTANT desires 70 malntaIr

ACCOUNTANT desires to maintain
small set Of books for oIganiza-
ton located In Arl. or Fairfax:
reasonable. CIR. 3-O046.
ADVERTISING written, designed.
produced. Free lance. Profess
sional ad exec. JU. 5-6935.
ALTERATIONS, new and old clothes
Expert. Reasonable. Call after o
pm. NO. 700.
ALTERATIONS and fine repair on
done. JE 3-SglS.
A JOHNS HOPKINS graduate with
R.N. and B.A. degs. will care for
elderly person or invalid. lst-h.
pvt. rm.. in a beautiful home;
large lawns and porches highly
recommended. JU. 9-3J67.
APPRAISALS - Expert appraisins
for insurance. estate. casualty
claims, gilt ana taX purposes.
ANTIQUE and contemporary cate
gories FE. 1881 or lie. 2-2l1B.
ALTERATIONS AND MEND1NG yery
neatly done Reasonable prices
Call D1 7-96S5
ANSWERING SERVICE. only $3.50
PEI mo your phone or ours;
good Dersonalized service. Call
Elk. 3-22S5, weekdays. please.
AT LAST clearing house for private
owners ONLY. Buy or sell anything
No. charge TO buyer FE: 7:3222
9 to q everyday BULLETIN ADS
classified listing and referralD
ATTENTION. LADIES! Moving
Luggage, TVS. light loads; IS up.
HU. 3-S6S2 or Blu. 3-2492.
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Advertising
Position

With large national
consumer finance Or
ganization. Must be ex-
perienced in perform
ing in all advertising
media, and must have
experience in analyz-
ing results. Excellent
benefits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
AIRLINES NEED

Young men. See our I'D under In
struction courses.
ALLOWANCE LIST WRITER'S. also
Federal catalogues: exper.. perm.
position, age to 46, white. SI,75-
1925 per hr. Miss Kelly, SMELL
ING AQCY., sos 14th st. NV,
ST. 3-6SsS.
APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN, for small
appliance repair shop; benchwork
only. Apply c. A. LEPPERT, 9l4
Eye st. NV.
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CARPENTERs, tel-oeed .shesl-
rock and trim men. STEADY M
SIDE work until May In large
uptown apt. bldg; small SUBJ
room. Plenty Of overtime, too; II
you want u. DE. 2-245e, Ev.
CARPENTERs, yesf-afound work.
top wages. Apply Henderson I'd.
and N. Thomas ST., .Arl., Va.
layout man interested
In Swear apt. Job. Must be LIST class
and experienced In laying out
apartments. Call RE. 0-6744, and
leave name and phone number.
white experienced;
apply Rm. 3d. l424 X 81. n.w'
CAFRITZ CO.
CARPENTER, GOOD trim and cabinet
man. report for work 7:30 am,
Monday. $50 N ct. NV. Sec Mr..
CARPENTERS, report ready for
work Monday morning. Directions:
out Rigs Rd, mile north Of
Tick Took Restaurant, turn right
on Cool Sprines rd.. 4 blocks TO
lob.
- Trim carpenters
wanted. See Mr.. HERR, $500 AM
napolis I'd, Lanham. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

AAA TAX SERVICE; returns, Sc SO
up; exper. accountant. MR.
THOMPSON, 1892 Mass. ave. NV,
Elk. 3-l064,
ALL TAX RETURNS. prepared in
your nome any evening at your
convenience; reasonable. Call any
time. CT. 6-2Sl4.
AL TAX sERvICE-Former Int
Rev. agt ~ yrs. exp: all returns
Az your home. mine. LA. 9-3090
Al TAX SERvICE--Former Int
Re- ayt 20 yrs exp. all returns
At your home, mine. La. g-3O9O
A FORM 81 prepared and typed
Personnel counseling. Mimeograph-
ing. S5.95 for 500 EXCH SERV-
ICE. 1882 K st. NV. ST. 3-6l SO,
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