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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-06

two boys, Randy and Ronnie, o.
Charlottesville, called on M. Sgt
and Mrs. G. w. Baber and family
Mrs. Sidney c. Baber, Mr.. and Mrs
j. H. Snoddy and family, Mr.. anc
Mrs. E. w. Snoddy, Su n d a y att
ernoon
Mrs. B. Z. Spencer, clerk, E. w
Snoddy and Chapman Glover
judges in the general election. work.
ed at the Glenmore precinct Tues
day November 8, in the James
River District.
Nh. and Mrs. Dorsey Sutton and
two children will leave for Florida
Friday, Nov. 6 by train to visit
Mrs. Sutton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Hedrick. for two weeks or
more. Mr.. Sutton will be on va
cation as telegraph operator OF
c and 0 Railway depot, Towards
Vile
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Sutton and
four children visited Mrs Sutton S
brother, Mr.. Hedrick, and family
ne ar Farmville Saturday after
noon.
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PO1uhutun Plans Homecoming

The Powhatan High School Home
coming game with Lee-Davis High
School will be held November s, at
the Powh a an War Memorial
Stadium. kickoff time is 8 pm.
Powhatan's starting lineup is as
follows: Doug Walker. John Brauer,
Jimmy Tomlinson, Kent May, Rob
in Lester Charles Johnson, Joe
Kacperski. Berkeley Heath. Dale
Blankenship. Jimmy Bland, Chuck
Boggs, Winky'' Emerson. David
Payne. and Jimmy Riddle.
Coaches Norton, Montgomery
and Guidon are looking for a vic
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They will then return to the
bleachers where they will play
Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi" for the
entry of the convertibles carrying
the homeroom princesses. tn e
cheerleaders, and the float carry
ing the reigning queen, Joan
Canada, and the candidates for this
years queen.
Nominees For Queen
The nominees for queen are:
Dorothy ellis, Bobbi Hicks. Brenda
Lawson. and Betty Welday
The Processes will wear semi
formal dresses, and the nominees
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-06

program of recognition of the guests
of honor, the football players by
Coach Hank Norton. The co-captains
Doug Walker and John Brauer, will
then introduce PoWhatan's coaches
to the audience The co-captains
and their dates will then proceed
to the refreshment table to cut the
football cake. The dance is to be
from 1890 pm. to am
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-11-06
Howardsville

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs
James T. Ballowe on the birth Q.
daughter, Joyce Louise, born at
the University Hospital Char
.ottesville, October 80. This is thel.
first daughter. They have three
sons.
Sympathy IS extended to the
family Of the late P. B. Patterson.
His family formerly lived On the
Warren road near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Snoddy and
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us encounter.
HaiEtiIae Program

tOrlOuS encounter.
HaiItime Program
Halftime ceremonies will com
nence with the emergence of the
PoWhatan High School marching
band led by drun-major Larry
Clark and under the direction Of
John Perkins The band will form
a complimentary letter ~ for Lee
Davis while playing a victory
march. After counter marching they
will face the Powhatan spectators
and from the illustrlous "P" and
play a tribute to their alma mater,
PowhaIan High School
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-31

For although many African coun-
tries still are working themselves
free Of colonial rule, in number
OF others the process is already
complete.
Ghana and Guinea have Joined
Liberia as independent African ma
tons. Somalia, the Cameroons, Nj
geria and Togoland will follow
within months.
Other Issues Loom
For these states the revolution
against colonialism already is over.
In a 1O,OO0-mile journey through
West Africa earlier this year this
correspondent found "independ-
ence" hardly an issue any more.
For the French African republics
1t is there for the taking. For other
West African states it is either
own, or foregone conclusion, with
the dates for self government cut
and dried.
Naturally these countries are
sensitive to the campaign for Afri-
can rule elsewhere in the continent
But for themselves they are no
longer preoccupied with freedom
from white rule. They have en-
tered the post-revolutionary phase
Their concern today is with fusions
and declarations, with trade pacts
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-31

and customs unions, and internal
stability and external aid. And with
the economic revolution still to be
wrought if they are to reach great
ness.
These are the nations providing
a first glimpse at what the black
african is doing with his new-found
power. And to some, the glimpse
has been a disappointing one.
Drifting Assailed
Main basis of criticism has been
the steady drift toward one-party
rule. Political opposition has, for
example, been quelled in some of
the French republics, particularly
in the Congo Republic rule in
Guinea. And despite government
protestations and explanations
there has been steady government
erosion of the political opposition
in Ghana, including deportations
and arrests without trial.
Even in Liberia, President Tub
mans return to power by some
$4,000 votes to an opposing Al
leaves little doubt that his ruling
True Wing Party monopolizes the
political field.
And with military dictatorship
replacing the parliamentary sys-
tenn in the Sudan--although this is
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-31

not strictly black African coun-
try-all this has naturally prompt
ed some speculation about the fu-
ture of democracy in Africa.
This is an issue fraught with con-
troversy. To longtime sceptics of
African abilities and capacities,
events to date appear to justify
their worst concerns.
Other observers ask whether it
is really reasonable to expect the
overnight flourishing in Africa of
Western-style democracy which has
taken centuries to mellow. Thew
point to ignorant masses and the
paucity of key men capable of rul-
ing; they claim that authoritarian
rule often is more practical in these
circumstances where skilled person
mel is in short supply, where the
parliamentary system is now to
much of the electorate, and where
the political opposition sometimes
resorts of nonparliamentary meth
DDS.
Without wishing to support or
oppose this argument, it must GER
tainly be stated that the African
rulers who have emerged are un-
doubtedly popular leader, even if
they have taken unusual powers.
This is still the shakedown phase
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-31
DR.. Theodore
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graduate work at the University
of Kansas, Harvard University and
the University of Freiburg, Ger
many. He received his MD. de-
gree from Northwestern Univers-
ity.
In addition to his private prac-
tice, he is senior attending ply
stefan in dermatology and syphil-
ology at Provident Hospital, Chi
cago. He is also president of
Gentilly Gardens Apartments, an
86-unit model development adjoin-
ing the billiard campus.
Honors bestowed upon DR.. Law
less include the Harmon Award
for outstanding work in medicine
in 1929 and the Spingarn medal
in 1854. Talledega College con-
ferred an honorary doctor of sci
ence upon him in 1915, and Beth
une-Cookman College gave him an
honorary LID. degree in 1852.
In another action, the board
passed resolutions expressing its
appreciation of the service rem
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-31
PAGE FIVE

for number of these new African
nations and out Of it may emerge
something better or something
worse.
The problem is not eased by ex-
ternal fishing in these troubled
waters. The greedy eyes Of COM
munism are on Africa. Former CO.
lonial patrons still hope to guide
events here and there. The United
States knows how it would like in
dependent black Africa to think on
various vital issues.
But, as has been said before,
Africa will not be patterned after
the wel-ordered worlds of White
hall or Washington. Something es-
sentially African is emerging in
this ontinent-perhaps the African
personality" of which Ghana's
Kwame Nkrumah likes to talk.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-31
Operators Stake
Lincoln Wildcat

California Company and Tide
water Oil Company have staked
location and let contract for a
11,OOO-foot Lower Tuscaloosa wild
cat three and one-quarter miles
southeast of Little Creek Field,
Pike County, Mississippi.
New test is the operators No.
l L. B. Fielder, C NV NV Section
32-4N-9E, two miles southwest of
Pricedale.
Sunnyland Contracting Co. holds
contract for drilling and will move
in upon completion of another test
near Magnolia.
P. j. Gay and Dixilyn Drilling
Corp. drilled nearest previous test
"a 11,O11-foot dry hole one and
one-half miles to the northwest
Buster was No. l D. c. Williams,
NV NV Sec. 30-4N-9E, which en-
countered no show of Gil or gas.
Geological markers picked from
electric log run from elevation
400 feet included Wilcox Abs,
$4,000" Sand 4343, Base Big Shale
$3.50, Base Baker Shale 5840, Chalk
8485-9664, Marine Tuscaloosa 49,
374, Lower Tuscaloosa 1919,
Sands 1O,77O-7s3, 1O,sO4-8O7, Rol-
Inns (?) Sand 1O,869-923, and
Massive Sand 1888 feet.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-31
Rotary Drilling
Drops Slightly

Dallas.-A slight decline in the
number of active rotary rigs was
counted by Hughes Tool Co. for
the week ended October 10.
The tool firm reported 2028
units were active in the United
States, decline of IA from the
previous week.
A decline of "a rigs in Texas
was the biggest drop for any state.
Operations remained relatively
stable in Louisiana with the 1928
units representing a loss of only
one unit from a week earlier. Mis-
sissippi gained one unit with IA
active. Alabama, with 5 rigs run
ming, was off one from the pre-
vious week. Florida remained I'M
changed with 3 rigs in operation.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-31
Negro Africa 80.
CONTINUED from Page One

tional diplomacy. At the United
Nations, Paris, or Washington,
whether the issue be Algeria, Tibet,
or the H-Bomb, whichever the ma
tons gather there is a new quietly
insistent voice making itself heard
these days. 1t is the voice of black
sovereign Africa.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-31

Following are totals by states
showing number of rotary rigs
drilling during the week ended
October 10 and comparative fig
ures fer a year ago:
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-31

The acknowledged father of
petroleum research was Benjamin
Silliman, a 39-year-old chemistry
professor at Yale.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-10-31

Big, ocean-going tankers can
load petroleum and it's products at
the rate of 10000 barrels an hour.
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dered the university by Mr.. Stern
and by Monte NJ. Lemann, another
charter trustee who died on Sept.
10.
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MELP WoMEN

sALEsLAnY foF nmart dress ehop
3 days exper women's elothlns
$40 day. POTOMAC EAGpL., l0l
n Broad st., ". a-727a.
sALEsLADY. fabrics. pref, expsf
but will train woman with aalei
exDcr., 10 5000. POTOMAC EAfpl.,
io4 Z. Broad st.. Alex XXI
SANDWICH Girl. white. expert.
KcshAs t6aESEicArFssES. 81
SEAMSTRESS, WHITE
DRY clesnina store IN silver SPRING
must be thorpuGhly experienced
In al types Of alterations; goot
weekly salary 70 start paid yaca.
REQUIRED. Call ~. p-l00D.
SECRETARY. good typist; ave
s1ho.' ese s.,-49; mod ,elr-cond
and many fringe bcnefits Fhons
NO 1-la60.
sECRETARY = Interesting positlor
In Arlington builders once. O0ol
shorthand and typlne essentia
call h,s~re u am. "a. 7-0660.
SECRETARY, small law once, part.
time 90 pm eood typist soms
shorthand. RE. 7-2gss.
sECRRTARY--Re Responsible position
With growing NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
In Takoma Park area; IBM elec
typewriter: 5-day VII; frinGe bene.
hts RIA 1-6510.
SECRETARY, is 70 IS, interesting
position with varied responsible.
ties, shorthand required. 5-day
3lza-hour week. fringe benefits
32e Trans-Lux Bldg, Ma. S-4057
SECRETARY = Typing and short.
hand: must be willing 10 assume
responsibility: no extensive previ.
Gus experience required. varied
susies Can Tor appointment. 81
SECRETARY to director. person.
able. 5 days. to S346. POTOMAC
EMPL. 1884 Wilson blvd. Ari.
IA. $4,000.
SECRETARY, some typing ant
1 shorthand, and general once work
0-dey. 4O-hr week Hours flexible
Paid vacation, group health ant
life insurance. Vicinity OF Rhode
Island ave. ne, Call De. 2-750t
LOT appointment.
SECRETARY, 20-35; neat, attrae.
tive, efiicient: for l-girl ONCE. 9-6
5-day wk; no shorthand REQUIRED
bookkeeping, tipping. general Of.
nee work, interviews bet. Is
WI isEo see y Mis- Il H NccA HIR through
SECRETARY. Alley. area, full. an
EMPdL;s zll9l N. Alfred st., Alex
sECRETARY-LarEe financial or.
SANITATION has an opening in one
junior secretary. Reply Box 400.
| X. Star, stating age, experience
salary desired. etc.
sECRETARY--Nice personality. en-.
JOYS meeting and working with
take dlctation, 100 w.p.m,: In.
terested In assuming response.
bility Phone or visit AMERICAN
| INSTITUTE, 1406 @ st. NV. ST
3-2OS8. Ask for Miss johnson.
SECRETARY For business once Q
clinic type 30 w.p,m. shhd q
least IS w.p.m, ability to worl
With figures: 4O-hr. wk.. man!
company benefits incl % DAYS an.
nual leave per VI, 10 DAYS sicl
leave. free medical and hospltal
ization coveraee: salary open. Elk
3-593S
SECRETARY
Permanent position. modern ofiices
located on New York ave. close Il
Baltimore pkwy. Call LA. 6-5b1t
for appointment.
SECRETARY
Experienced in general ONCE work
no shorthand necessary; 40-hr
wk., no Sat: free insur., hosp
and all company benefits. DIcTA
PHONE CORP. 220S Wis. ave
NV. See Mr.. Dunnigan.
SECRETARY, excel. loo. IS
! Receptionist- Typist. downtown SCI
ADAMS AGCY., sos 18th NV
SECRETARIES, white, for Alex
Va; to $4,000 to start, averaR
more for LIST yr.: very interestinl
1 v WOOD PERSONNEL. Suite 81
Southern Bldg.. sos 18th st. NV
at H, DI 7-b752
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MEDICAL TEcHNICIAN. iniernlsl
M a-41na aftei 8 pm.
NURSE, RR0ksfERED = Surgeons
once, Silver 1pFlng. Nd. X-ray
and orthopedic experience deaif-
able; salary open. ~. 7-dsgs.
Openings for Women
NOW AT SEARS
searu has / opening for interviewer
IN the Credit department and !
n our Customer nrs t ssryles depart,
week The Z who ouaiifS win re.
ceive merchandise discount. paid
holidays and vacations, plus many
more Sears famous company bene-
go APPLY IN PERSON
Sears, ROebuck and Co.
Sass coLEsvrLLE RID.
SILVER SPRING. ND.
PAINT DEMONSTRATORS 10 run
paint dept. IN. large dept. store,
DsSsnsed E Fn bEs Ssn ss9 Es
PARI.TTMK CREDIT INFO.
CLERK, mature. reasonable, 10
Z Rms days Sieh.$l75 mo,
blvd, Ari., "a. $4,000.
PAYROLL elk. = knowledge Of
tipping: 5-day wk.; Indian Spring
Country Club, on Layhill rd., 81.
SPY. Nd. Call In person.
PIX OPBR4TOR = 2:30-il pm
40-hr. week. Apply PERSONNEL. DE-
RoSsiip lrAAEo.n Hi va Fn3vlD q S's
PIX OPRs.i tipping usually help
full: full and part time, Visit In
P 1ssS sns M Z Y Wrishs. RR9Y2ss s ssr
PBX-$250
4O.hr. wk., shifts. mature person
ok, o mos. exper, neces, GUAR
ANTY EMpL., l01 N. Alfred ST..
Alex. XII. 0-377n.
PIX. RECEPTIONIsT. exper.,
meet public. some tipping, S3O3.
blvd, Arl,, IA. $4,000,
PHYSICAL. THERAPIsT, registered.
for medical clinic In Takoma
Park. Nd. full or part time hours
to suit: no evenings. Sundays OF
holidays. salary open, Elk 3-b93e,
PHARMACIST. licensed In D. G..
for medical clinic. 4O-hour. 5h-
day week. no evenings. Sundays
or holidays: % DAYS annual leave
per year. insurance and retire
ment plan. free medical and hos
pitalization coverage including IN
to ID days sick cave Der year
salary open Call Elk 3-593s.
PHONE SOLICITOR (exp.l TO sell
ads for Olney Theater Program.
Good deal for right person. Box
215-R, Star. s.
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced
in child care: 2 boys. s mos. and
2 yrs: country life: top wages
write BOX 90. Warrenton, Va
PRESsER; for dry cleaning de-
partment. Prefer woman with ex-
perience pressing wool and house,
hold items. such as slip covers
and draperies 5-day, 40-h0uI
week, 20fo discount on purchases
many other worthwhile benefits
Apply between $3.50 am. and l &c
pm. WOODWARD a LOTHROP
personnel ONCE, 18th and ? SITS
NV.
REcEPTIoNIsT: downtown Law
once desires neat attractive sir
with clear legible handwriting
Ability to accept responsibility
handle public and type wen
Shorthand desired but not re.
quired. Opportunity for advance.
ment and salary depending or
ability. ST. 3-9O92.
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SALES
MEN-WOMEN
COIOREn

II you have q car-if you think
in high ineome-we win give
you q guaranteed draw while
training. We will give YOU more
lees than YOU can handle, We
VIII accept all contracts. no credit
reflections We will give you field
cooperation We will give Vol
tie best deal in the country. cal
Mr.. Hier, DE. 2-7131. for appoint
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COL0RED GIRL DESIRES s DAYS
child care or s DAYS work. tn,
C0L0RKD LADY DEsIRRs CIV
and child care: Mon. through Fri.
ID. 6 area: refs. LII. 2-024B.
C0LoREp LADY WANTS house
work. cleaning and care for chll-
dron, B days, AID. 2-Off0
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, automotive expert.
ence for areas largest Rambler
dealer. Must be familiar with All
phases Of automotive Bookkeeping
salary open. Apply in person
CRANSON RAMBLER, INC, 4g3.
Bethesda ave-, Bethesda.
DANCE TEACHERS, ballroom; age
21-30, with personality and gooC
appearance; no exper. nee. FIRE.
training. Apply 1-6 pm, ALBERT
STUDIOS, 502 18th st. NV.
LAB IECHNICIAN. registered o,
non-registered. for medical clinic
4O.hr wk. no ewes, SUNDAYS o.
holidays: many employe benefit,
incl. % DAYS annual leave peI
W. 10 days sick leave. free nedi
cal and disqualification coveraee
salary to $4,000 Elk. 3-593S.
MEDICAL RECORDS LIBRARIAN
Tor group practice clinic servinI
membership of 10000 in D. O.
exper. preferred: 40-hr wk., n,
SUNDAYS, ewes or holidays: man,
COMPANY benefits incl. free medi
cal anc. disqualification coyerage
20 Gays annual leave per yr., l:
to experience. Elk 3-b93S.
POSITION OPEN for Clerk Typis
IN modern office centrally located
Accuracy. with figures required;
DAY, 37b hr. wk. M Sat, Appl,
In person. 90 CENTURY roy
FILM CORP, 415 3rd st. NV.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen AM
SALESW0MEN. Full trainini
course By Northern virginia
nnest .realtor, S. g. gerachis co
INQUIRIES invited, JE. 2-2314.
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sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

EXPER. COOK-HsKPR.. adults; 5 OF
q days: catering dinners, lunches
cocktail parties. TU. 2-4702.
GIRL, CoLORED. DESIRES days
work and child care; experienced
HU 3-s516.
WOMAN desires work ironing Tues
and Fri. only. Prefer Bethesds
area. AID. 2-5Oo7 aft. 8 pm.
CoLORED WOMAN on hand. wait
ing for work, BY day, week: refer
ences invest. no. 2-942f.
.C0LORED LADY DESIRES CIV
full or part time. or days work
refers and exper. Ii. LASS.
COLORED LADY WISHES comes
tic JOB. regular or days work
Refer. and expeT. HU. 3-4i43.
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sTeN0GRAPHER. exDer.. for down
.vEn Investment arm: starting
sss sl s 9inrs ne S.n ssuar' E Sn vs e.
Box l0-e, star.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES. desk models.
S45 M. Trade in SnuT ole ma
chine and buy . new Remington
ence. CENTRAL, 20,F- 14tb st.
NV. HU 3-5ls1
ADDING MACHINES: REMOVAL
SALE Famous new cleo. 10-key
S109 plus tax, bargain in new and
reconditioned machines CIRCLE.
sic 9th st. NV. ct q. DL 7-5372.
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TYPISTS
Experienced
Immediate Openings
Starting Salary Based
On
Previous Experience
Regular Scheduled
Increases
7-Hour Day-5-Day Week
Monday Through Friday
Age 1890
AIR COND. OFFICES
Call Ma. $4,000, Ext. 240

MATTRESSES. day or night work;
fun or part time: salary plus
tips. Apply BRENNER'S BAKERY
1914 Columbia pike, Arl., Va
WAITRESS, white: over 81 with
good exper. Apply IN person,
NOON PALACE RESTAURANT.
330S Wis. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES, experienced. Apply
OLD COACH INN, Lee hwy, Fair
fax. Va. OR. $1,000.
WAITRESS, white. experienced: day
work. 9 am 70 5 pm OF night
work. pm. to 9 am. For ap-
pointment. call LEDO RESTAU-
RANT, HA 2-S122, 2 to pm,
Mr.. Beall.
WAITRESS, white, experienced. for
steady Job. Excellent tips. Apply
CHIN'S RESTAURANT, 1914 Con-
necticut ave. NV HU. 3-4444.
WAITRESS, reliable. over 81. night
| work; good Job. good money. GAR
WINS RESTAURANT. 2619 Con-
nectieut ave. NV.
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SITuATI0NS-MEN
sITUATI0Rs-WoMEM

A CHALLENGE want a Job: am
mentally alert. energetic, excel
health, and over so. Excel. refs,
general clerical. tipping. reception
tst, bookkeeping. payroll. account
ing other types Of seeretarial
work except shorthand. Would like
work as right hand man IN small
ONCE. Minimum S65 per vk. NV
section, DI. 7-3964.
BOOKKEEPER typist inc. pay roll;
former Govt. employee; desires /.
or 3 days. RA. 6-Ss3s.
ICOLORED WOMAN desires worl
eonvalescent home or child care,
5-day week. 10. 3-7675.
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ENCYCLOPEDIAS


AND DICTIONARIES
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK SHOP
922 9th st. NV. Ma. S-94O2
Open Ewes. Til $50
FREPLACE-Gas or electric logs,
screens and irons. etc. ACME
STOVE. 10I1 9TH NV. Ma. 8-S952
Fiberglas Plastic Panels
All Colors and Sizes
For Patios. Awnings, Skylights,
Greenhouses, Fences, Partitions
Slightly Imperfect Seconds
All Panels disable
Price. small panels 35c So. IT,.
Price, large panels 45c So. It.
VISTA-LUX PLASTIC CO.
Beltsville, Md Webster 5-3020
FREEZER-Amana. upright, 30 Gu.
IT,, like new condition: S325.
Call VIII. 2-937S.
FREEZER. 20 Gu. IT,. excellent con-
dttion; best offer over $500. Call
TO. 9-6941.
FUR-New and slightly used mink
garments OF every description, at
q fraction Of original cost Shop
and compare. BASKIN FURS, cor
9Th and O NV.
FURNITURE-Coptents 2-bedroom
ant: excel. cond.; private party.
10. 2-fiSS4.
FURNITURE = Coffee table. SO;
compl Hollywood dbl. bed, $40.
Call after $3.50 pm, ia. S-1143.
FURNITURE costs less when YOU
buy at MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE, 400 R. / ave. ne:
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RECEPTIONISTS
BETTY GRAY

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
COS Woodward Bldg. ST. 3-7123
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIsT: young
lady TO work in builders ONCE.
Eee n iu Duties ps sfSde'I aSsw GTGR
telephone, filing, some tipping
Experience not essential. Pleasant
personality, sincere industrious ma
ture essential; age 20 to 80; hours,
8 to 5, Bethesda location. OIL.
4-4037, for appointment.
RECEPTIONIST- TYPISTs, white. tc
40 yrs; S:30-4:3 80, 5 days; 45-50
wp.m.; $4,000 to start. v. WOOD
PERSONNEL, Suite 232 Southern
Bldg, sos 18th st. NV. at H,
nI 7-ST50
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JUNIOR SECRETARY for legal and
legislative once Of large company;
good SkillS; congressional expert
ence helpful. Elk. $4,000, Ext. 30S,
for appointment.
OPR., 1925
TBM. alpha. and numeric, 3 yrs.
eXper.. know verifier and sorter,
5 days. GUARANTY EMPL., 1O1
N. Alfred St., Alex, XII. 9-3770.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, doc.
tors office in Hyattsville: salary
open WA. 7-s2oo; eyes, AP
LEGAL SECRETARY; exper. anc
capable, for gen. counsel, intr
labor union 35-hr wk.: fringe
benefits: newly remodeled ONCE,
air cond.: Conn. ave, area: tor
salary. Dl. 7-943e.
MAID, white. hotel room maid fol
high class building; part time. !
days q week, including Sunday, or
hourly basis. Apply at $500 Wis.
consin ave. between 8 pm. anc
pm
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sTENOGRAPHERs, TYPIsTs, TEN
PORARY. work 2;S days per wk
hourly rate Suitable for the Sc
between Jobs or the housewife
who needs extra money. TELL
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