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sLADEsvILLE PERSONALS

Mrs. Harvey Creole is in Gaines.
vile Fla, visiting her sister, Mrs
r. L. Green.
Mrs. w. o. Howerin and Mrs
w. w. Jennette, w e dine d a J
brought Joe Williams back from
the Marine Hospital, Norfolk.
Rupert Spencer spent Friday
night at Pungo District Hospital
with his father, D. D. Spencer
Mrs. Jimmy Williams was with him
Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Mckinney VISITED
Mrs. Ethel Gibbs and Mrs. Eliza.
beth Windley Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Scott Williams and Mrs. w
w. Jennette visited in Belhaven.
Mrs. Charles Edwards and Troy
Sawyer brought Mrs. Lemon Saw.
yer home this week she had beer
visiting her son, Troy and Mrs
Mable Sawyer in Belhaven for some
time.
Mrs. Jeff Creole broke a bone
near her wrist last week.
S. G. Spencer and II. B. Creole
visited Belhaven.
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the Junior Class of West Hyde
School at Swan Quarter on March
1S.
Jack Guthrie lay leader of Bel
haven brought the message at the
Sunday morning worship service at
Providence Methodist Church in
Swan Quarter.
Gray Hopkins who has been in
Germany has returned home, Mrs.
Hopkins has been at home for sew
eral weeks. After speaking to Gray
he was asked, "Did you come back
to farm even though the outcome
is SO uncertain. He replied, 81
came back to farm because l like
it better than any other occupation
Bobby Dan Swindell, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Swindell of Fair
field has also returned from Ger
many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Creole, A.
C. Creole, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce
Creole and Mrs. Dick Fulford of
New Bern visited Mrs. Woodrow
Best at Stumpy Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Bridgman
Creole visited Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Mason in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hodges OF
Rocky Mount visited his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Green OF
Utica, N. Y, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Spencer OF
Raleigh visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Macon Spencer.
Misses Rebecca Smith and Nancy
Stotesbury of Chowan College were
home for the week end. Miss Ellen
Ann Finch of the college accom-
panied Miss Stotesbury here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris are
visiting their daughter in Newport
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SOCIAL SECURITY
By EARL w. TRINKLE
Field Representative

If you are receiving social Sc
curly payments and are still
working, April Is, 1860 may be an
important deadline for you.
If you received social security
benefits and you earned over
$1,000 in 1869 (and you were under
age " during any part of 1851,
you are required to file an annual
report on Form OA-C777 with
social security representatives.
While the deadilne for this report
is April Is, 1860, it may be filed
now. Failure to make a timely re-
port can result in penalties and loss
of some payments.
If you are in doubt as to whether
you should file such a report, do
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not hesitate to contact your local
social security representative or
write or call your district office.
Residents of Dare and Currituck
should contact the Norfolk,
Va. Social Security district office
for any additional information.
Persons living in Hyde, Beaufort,
and Tyrrell counties should contact
the New Bern district office. Write
your Social Security office or see
your postmaster for exact dates
and places where you may meet
a field representative near your
home if it is inconvenient for you
TO go to the district office.
Don't delay-do it now.
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WINsTEADvILLE PERSONALS

Mrs. Gertrude Sparrow returned
home Friday after spending two
weeks with her son, Joseph X.
Sparrow, ST., and family in Chin
colleague, Va, and her grandson,
Joseph K. Sparrow, Jr., and family
in FELTON,, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnie Davis were
in Norfolk for the week end as
guests of Mrs. Davis sister, Mrs.
Evelyn J. Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Sadler and
children, Jane and Darrell, Jr., and
Troy Selby spent the week end in
Fayetteville with Sgt and Mrs. D.
Tex Davis.
Mrs. Elmer Guthrie spent Tues
day in Williamson with her moth
err Mrs. John R. Wynne.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Sadler, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Der
wood Sadler of williamson, Wis
tied Mrs. Sophia Smith in Green
vile Wednesday.
Mrs. Howell Sparrow, Mrs. John
F. Sparrow and Mrs. A. M. Spar
row, Jr., We're shoppers in Wash
ington Tuesday.
Mrs. w. E. Powell and son, Mel
win, spent Tuesday in Gulrock with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Payne.
Mrs. o. E. Selby, Mrs. Howell
Sparrow, Mrs. John F. Sparrow,
Mrs. S. D. Sparrow, Mrs. D. o.
Selby and Mrs. Ray Selby attend
ed the opening of the Adora beauty
salon in Belhaven Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Sadler and
children and Mrs. Ray Selby and
children spent Monday in New
Bern.
Mrs. Annie Kinion returned to
her home in Chocowinity Friday
afternoon after spending two weeks
at Matchapungo plantation with the
r. E. Norfleets, ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Selby and
Children of WILLIAMSON visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Selby
Sunday.
A. M. Sparrow, Jr., was in South
Norfolk, Wa, last week on bust
ness.
The Rev. w. B. Gregory held
services at Betheany Methodist
Church Sunday morning. After
services the Rev. Gregory and fami.
ly were dinner guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. John F. Sparrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lin Keech of Free
Union visited her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. S. T. Sparrow, Jr., Sunday
Afternoon.
Mrs. Warren Calvert of Dover
and Mrs. Charlie Foreman Of Pun
go visited the S. T. Sparrows, Jr.
Tuesday.
Word was received here las
week of the death Of the Rev. j
IT. Williams of Indian Valley, Va.
lin a Christainsburg, hospita
The Rev. Williams was retired
Presbyterian minister and the hus
band of the former Miss Mat Spar:
row of this community. Funera
services were held in Indian Val
ley Saturday. Surviving are hi:
widow, four daughters, son ane
several grandchildren.
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ENGELHARD SERGEANT IN
TRAINING IN GERMANY

DARMSTADT, Ger m n y
(AHTNC).-Army Sergeant First
Glass Kenneth w. Payne, 26. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar T. Payne,
of Strrmpy Point and Engelhard,
recently participated with others
from the 9th Engineer Battalion in
Exercises at the Grafenwohr-H o-
henfels training area in southern
Germany. This involved 10000
troops of the Seventh Army.
Payne entered the Army in Octo-
Der 1850 and arrived overseas on
this tour of duty last August. He
Was assigned as an operations
sergeant in the battalion in Darn
stadt.
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News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Swindell and
daughter of Fayetteville visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Swindell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hezzie Brown who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Brown in Suffolk have re-
turned. Mr.. Robert Brown accom-
panied them.
Mrs. Meta Sadler and children
of Manteo visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Emmit Caravan during
the week end.
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AN soTH BIRTHDAY PARTY

On Sunday March 18th, Sam
Brinn will observe his S0th birth
day. All Friends are invited to visit
him at his home during the after
noon.
For the past 10 years Mr.. Brinn
has been bed ridden due to stroke
following am accident, but has man
aged to keep cheerful and enjoy
friends visiting him, has spent his
entire life in and around Engel-
hard and has a host of friends
whom he Is hooking forward to see.
ing Sunday afternoon on his birth
day.
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HELP MEN
Automotiye Machinist


Man c: pAble OF line boring. cylin
der reborlng and lathe work. Con
tact Mr.. W. J. Buck, Superintend
ant Of maintenance, W. v. a. NJ
COACH CO.. 707 N Randolph st
Arl., Va. Gail ia. $4,000 days o
IA. "a 10 after 3 pm.
AUTO MECHANICS, good opportu
nifty with fast srowing organl8s
ton Manv company benefits Cal
Mr.. Kemp Ma 7-2S0l.
AUTO MECHANICS, because Of oul
increase in shop business We neeC
3 exper. men immed Flat rate Of
salary. hosp. proit shariag. many
other co BENEFITS. apply to Mr.
Powers. ROYAL CHRYSLER. INC
1901 r /, Ave. Brentwood. Nd
WA 1000.
AUT0MOTIvE PAINT SALESMAN
-OppQrt. for eXper. painter Il
sell paint and BODY shop supplies
5-day, 40-hr. vk.: salary open
sstab iobher Call Mr.. Murphy
DI. 1-36S5
AUTO PARTS MAN. Ford sxpe,
rience preferred but not neceS
sarv.. Good opportunity with fasI
arowinR organiZation Many com
PAM dement's. Call Mr. Kemp. MA
AUTO SALESMAN-SeIi the hotties
imports on the market. Fiat anr
TIPS. Exper. helpful Will train
See NJ Klaupsr, CENTRAL NO
Hwy. Arl.. Va. OF. 4-7520.
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PERSONAL
ACCORDION TEACHING BY

ACCORDION TEACHING by profes.
sionsl in your home: beginners or
ADULTS. Call HE. 4-O476.
ALL AREAS TAX SERVICE
Former Internal Revenue agent
and exper stan, ewes 7-lO and
80 Sat. and Sun. 10 5-"l34,
ALL WORKING MOTHERS
II you save birth to child Jan. l,
1851, or later. write Box az,
Star for information Of vital
financial importance Quick reply
is essential
AWAKENING SERVICE-S3.5O per
mo. Don't call us, wen call you
Write P, o. Box SOC, Wash.
BENNING STUDEBAKER-LARK-
We repair all make cars. Motor
overhaul automatic transmission
auto lass installed. No down pay
ment on approved credit. D c. in
Spections our speciality. We guar
TO clip YOU pass inspections and
will quote you special price on
package deal Also insurance esti-
mates quoted. Free towing on all
repair work over 500. See RUTH
PARSONS, owner. IL. 4-1233,
1900 Bannlng I'd ne
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INCOME TAX RETURNS

FFDEHAL-S = II -LOOhIT
Prepared by acct with - yrs ex-
per as int rev aet Reliable sery.
Ice; reaS. rate. avg ret So up
once. 700 Kennedy st nv
RIA. 3-Rll4. IA g-l@Ou, q TO q
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DRY-WALL MEN
SALARY or sub. OIL. 6-I1OO
EGG GAMBLER, experienced. part
or full time. Call WI. 2-6721
AitHr D m
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE CON-.
lcoNrINUEpl

PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY, WASHINGTON, d. C., an
nual meeting Of the stockholders.
TO all stockholders OF Peoples
Life Insurance COMPANY, Wash.
inEton. D. c.: Notice Is hereby
given, that the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the com
pany will be held at the Home
Once, 6Ol New Hampshire Ave
nue. NV, Washington, D. C.. on
the 18th day Of March. 1860, at
o'clock P M, the meeting to be
called In the auditorium on the
second floor of the Home Once
Buildins, for the following pur-
TO Amend the articles of
Incorporation to provide for
Capitalization of Three
Million Six Hundred and
Seventy-fve Thousand DOL
lars tS3,615, OOOl; divided
into Seven Hundred and
Thirty-hve Thousand t135, =
OOOt shares OF par value
Of Five Dollars 1851 each.
The annual election of d.
rectorS
other and further business
as may be properly brought
before said meetine.
The stock books Of the company
are closed. as of the end OF bust
ness on February 10, 1860, to
March II, 1860, inclusive. As pro-
vtded by the articles of ineor-
poration, bylaws and resolution
OF the Board of Directors.
fe.S-mh3.l0
C0LORED = INCOME TAX forms
prepared in YOUR home by expert
LII o-7Q7g
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SPECIAL NOTICES

m YOUR no hSe or our R OFFICE
o to Q. EVERY DAY. HE. 4-3414
LANGLEY PARK TAX CENT Err
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CHILD CARE

Wheaton. age > mos. to Il mos Ex.
eel care, white home. VII. 2-3i61
ELECTRONIC ORGAN service, in.
clueing tuning, repairing, EStey
Gulbransen, Rimball, Kinsman
Thomas; work suar. Appointment
Kl. g-375O.
INCOME TAX RETURNS accuratel,
prepared by former Internal Rev
enue agent 10. 7-9l9S.
JOIN OUR DANCE CLUE. learn Il
dance. Meet new friends In I
warm. congenial atmosphere. 81
per hour lesson, no contracts
Call no. o-2277.
MEXICAN LEGAL MATTERS-Do.
nestle relations, viSsS, civil Ad.
miniStraUve, commercial, etc: rep
resentation in Mexico. RA. 6-3O27
"6'
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RAta sAsEsTlHS ssEsTtiysHsE;,
dt6TeSsed to StaS boxes DO MOI
enclose ovtoiHal references pho-
t0gYaghs or other materials OF
psFSondl peIEe Copies seTrs the
SErSose 0ytoiHals MAS SSf ieaf
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AUTO SALESMAN

Two men who are capable
selling new OidSmobileS. Or
der takers and door watch
ers We don't need. Commits
sion of 6s6 based on groWth.
Minimum commission on
minimum gross deal. There
isn't q better deal in the
business. Demo. furnished
plus paid vacation as well as
hos specialization and insur-
ance. IT you are looking for
a new, permanent home in q
top area with pleasant work
Ing conditions and every
sales sio see. Dick Davis,
CONGRESSIONAL OLDS s,
next to Confessional shop
ping plaTa. Rockville. Nd.
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HELP MEN
MACHINIST
FIRST CLASS. WE. 5-4aOs
MAINTENANCE MAN

For sarden-type apt. house project
on Mod. c. line. Must be abb,
TO do all maintenance incl. plumb.
ing work. White man, under 81
yrs: highest paid salary in city
plus 2-bedrm. apt. on project. Cal
JU. S-l4OO.
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statesmen

Elk. DEBIT AND INSURANCE
SALESMAN We offer q career in
selling that is different. We will
train you and furnish YOU leads
to insure your immed success.
Car and refs. REQ. We will discuss
compensation at interview. Call
for appt.. JU. S-64ss, a-4:30
ask for Mr.. cARTIERI.
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HELP MEN
INTERNAL
AUDITOR
TRAINEES

Young men. aged 81 to IS, interest
ed in careers in retail accountine
or in merchandising; should have
some experience or education in
accounting: permanent positions.
many company benefits.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
THE HEIGHT co.
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DESK MAN
DISTRICT SALES
REPRESENTATIVES az
ADJUSTOR

Desirable positions in Washington
or Baltimore areas, in retail and
wholesale financing with q Ma
tionwide corporation. Salary good,
expense account, fringe BENEFITS
and company car. Previous expert
ence, mature personality and at
least 2 years college required,
CALL DI. 1920
For INTERVIEW
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HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-o. p.
SMITH CO., INC, builders sad
developers, have now opened q
real estate brokerage department
At their new once, $500 Mont
gomery lane, Bethesda. Md. and
have openings for 3 statesmen or
women. OIL. 2-647s.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. with a
PROVEN RECORD, preferably with
local expeT. DRAW, BONUS, VA
CATION and other benef1tsl
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-s400.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full
time. Young aggressive. expert
enced; subdivision BACKGROUND
helpful; strong advertising sales
assistance from mAnagement. tx.
eellent future potenti1ls. OIL g.
1897. 2 to 5, or evenings. VIII
2-gO2s. A P r cONsULTAETs
INC, Real Estate
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Statesmen

To sell the new 1864 HILCO
HOMES. Especially appealing TO
prospective homeowners and both
large and small builders. A very
lucrative future for the men We
select Large, exclusive territories
TO those who qualify. Call JU. s.
400. . to 4, Monday through
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MAN WITH CAR

Good opportunity for excellent
earnings and rapid advancement
For Appointment Phone
WA. 7-43ll
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HELP MEN
tcoNrINUEDl

DRIVER and light warehouse work,
white, d. c. permit. know city
Free hosp. and life ms. Il. 3-4s4s.
DRUMMER. amateur. 10 Join small
eomoo for weekend commitments.
sP. 3-63aa.
DRY-WALL MEN
salary or sub. OIL. 6-I1OO
EGO GAMBLER, experienced, part
or full time. Call WI. 2-6721
after : pm.
ELEVATOR OPR.
Young man. colored, for down
town once building. Must be
courteous and Of neat appearance
Hours, 4 am. TO $50 pm: 9
days per Wkr no SUNDAY work
73S 18th st. NV. Di. 7-6s30
ENGlNEER-white; live in; north
west location good salary. Call
DI. 7-7l43-
ENGINEER. white, live in, for new
luxury apartment building: must
hay :ird-elaSS license and be IA
niltAr with air conditioning and
geneFal maintenance. Apply Room
100, 1911 K st. NV. after 9 pm
ENGINEER
Experienced on hot-water heatins
system with heavy oil furnaces
Mechanically inclined. No license
necessary but helpful. See Mr
Kemper or Mr.. johnson. 2 Corners
Shopping Center, Pals Church,
Va.
EWES. AND SAT.
Earn S5O-$55 weekly, no can
vaSsing, collecting or DELIVERING
We train. To qualify: white, 2O-3b
years, personable, and own car
Call MISS WARD, LII. I-gO2U.
Wed. and Thurs. IN pm
FIELD ENGINEER 5 days; nom
POTOMAC EMPL., IO4 Z. Broad
st. F. C., JE. 2-7272.
FLORIDA REPRESENTATIVE to
visit prospects and pass out lit
erature for our large development.
Lots $40 down, SO monthly.
Nero Lake Estates. near VeTo
Beach: write P o. Box 727. N.
florist. sxper desiEner: adding
TO present stan; perm. position.
good future. Apply Box 3n7-Z
Star.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, exper
shiit manager. white and sober
TANNERS GULF SERVICE. 3737
Hamilton St. Hyattsyille, Nd. UN
4-9s55,
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for, Bible
statesmen. Largest company needs
men for sales force. Top salaries
paid Can start part time 10 see
opportunity. Phone IA. 4-463n
GUARDS, white, GOOD refs. age
LOO. sal. open. Mr.. Dodge.
BOYD'S, cor. 18th and G NV
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" IL6ON bbND.' hhL., , ~ -
STEAMFITTER
.1g.LN., ,rg.A - - aAayator'u -

Reliable; with D. C. operators per.
init; references. Elk. 10000.
STOCK CLERK, for fine men
store. Alert man between ages OF
30 and 81 who is steady and de-
psndable. EXper not necessary II
you have good refs, legible hand
writing and some ability with fiE-
ures. Excel. salary and hospitali-
zation. Apply in person only 70
Samuel Dodek, D J, KAUFMAN
1908 Pa. ave, nv,
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SALESMAN
statesmen

For retail fne wine and liauol
ship. yiung men, 81 to 30 years
old preferred: aptitude and att.
tude OF prime importance. ApplS
in person. from 10 Am 70 3 o m
daily at 2446 18th st. NV.
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SALESMAN

equipment: mus
be married with ! or more ehtl'
dren; 25 to 80 years OF age oWr
car
Old esta bliShed company interested
in adding | man to sales force
ThorouEh training will be pro.
vided Call between 10 and II
an. for appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-25

MANUFACTURERS representative
to call on wholesale accounts,
work for AAA-l manufacturer, o.
hgure income; salary, car and eX-
penses furnished. OF. 4-5493
MANUFACTURERS representative
must be experienced, to call on
Wholesale accounts, work for
AAA-l manufacturer: storm win.
doTs and doors: 5-hgure income
salary. car and expenses furnished
OF. 4-5493.
MEATCUTTER-GROCER- ROYAL
ECONOMY MARKET, 1907 6.
Glebe rd. Night, IA. S-O405.
MECHANIC, for truck maintenance
ply in person. Mr.. Minded, SQUARE
DEAL TRUCKING CO.. 1912
S. Capitol st.
MECHANICS y Want full or part
time mechanics for day and night
shifts: 5-day week. KNUPP AUTO
SERVICE, 4Ol2 North 5th I'd,
Arlinston. Va.
MECHANIC-PART TIME
Need qualified man evenings snd
week ends, for motor tune up,
brake work, and minor mechanical
repairs. Uniform. laundry furn
Apply in persona THoMPSoN's
ESQ SERVICENTER. 5000 New
Hampshire. ave, 1skoma PIX, Nd.
MEN CANvAsSERs, top earnings.
aluminium products, siding, jAl-
ousies' and awnings. llO9 9th ST.
NV
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WARRINGTON
q aV - @Nk NJ NJ

JANIToR. CoLORED. $3.50 mo. plu,
3 rm. apt. Couple. For 81
unit downtown apt. bldg. Must
be experienced; stoker heat and
know how to do minor plumbins
and electrical repairs. Call MA.
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I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE TO
any debts incurred by Clinton TV
Sales and Service. Clinton. Nd, o
by anyone other than myself
JOHN A. GARAY. Sl"6 Penbrool
pl.. Palmer Park, Hyattsville. Nd
ols
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JANITOR AND WIFE

colored. for l9-unit apt. bldg. in
NV: includes salary, apt. and
all utilS.: no children; references
and past record will be thorouEhly
checked. Call Mr.. FLETCHER
Ma. S-O334 before 10 am. only
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SHOE statesmen
MANAGERS

Washington and Baltimore area
Womens shoes. Up to $500
start, good future; many Other
company benefits Give full par
ticularS in first letter. Write Boz
Abb, star.
SODA FOUNTAIN CLERK. YounE
man OF high school age: white
only, with exp. Hrs; . pm. 70 i
WILSON BLVD. ARL.. "a. s-l135
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DRIVER and light warehouse work
white, d. c. permit: know city
Free hosp. and life ms. Il. 3-4s4s
DRUMMER. amateur. 10 Join small
SP a-69QQ
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ELEVATOR OPR.

on hot-water heatinR
system with heavy oil furnaces
Mechanically inclined. No license
necessary but helpful. See Mr
Kemper or Mr.. johnson, 2 Corners
Shopping Center, Fails Church,
Evening star., 1960-07-03
TV BEAUTY COURSE

Come Tuesday morning, some 80 Washington
area teen-agers will begin a special six-week
course in feminine self improvement. 1t will run
the gamut from pOise and personality to fashions
and hOstessing. They were chosen from 7OO-teen
applicants who flOcked to the WRC-TV studios
recently to take part in special "schOOl" to be
handled by TV personality Inga RundvOld As the
course progresses, the lucky 80 will appear on
Channel to demonstrate the school, in action.
Photos by REM
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25
Wheaton Loop
Tied in Upset

st. Jude's, who have held the
lead of the Wheaton Church
League most of the season,
slipped into a tie with st. Paul's
Methodist as MILAN Methodist
knocked off the leaders, 7,3.
Mary McCollum pitched for
MILAN and allowed only six
hits, walked four and struck out
two. Charlie Perkins and Pat
Berry shared the pitching for
St. Jude's and both were wild.
Together they walked seven
men, although allowing seven
hits.
Phil DeloZier broke a % tie
in the fifth with bases loaded
single scoring two runs. Mil
liam went on from there to score
three more runs and win the
game. st. Jude's and st. Paul's
now have identical records of
1872.
st. GATHERINGS won two
games to move up into third
place ahead of Hughes Metho.
dist, st. GATHERINGS defeated