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The Nome nugget., 1960-06-03
Welfare Department
Authorizes Anchorage
Jr. High School Grant

WASHINGTON, Up = The De-
partment of Welfare has author
lied grant of $473,400 to the
Anchorage Independent School
District for construction of a jul
nior high school.
Rep. Ralph Rivers said the
money is being made available
under a program providing school
construction aid to districts in
which enrollments are affected by
children of employees at nearby
federal installations.
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-03
Canada's Chief Stands
With Ike Against Soviet
Premier's Outbursts

WASHINGTON, Up : Canada's
Prime Minister today backed
President Eisenhower against So
let Premier Khrushchev's charges
against the American President.
Arriving in Washington for a
one-day state visit, Diefenbaker
also called for postsummit effort
to work all the harder "to estab-
lish a climate of international
trust and confidence"
Diefenbaker did not directly re-
fer to Khrushchev's new outburst
against Eisenhower. But he de-
parted from his prepared text at
airport ceremonies to ask whether
the United States sows the seeds
of distrust and suspicion, and
reply:
"We answer that in the mega
tive on the basis of more than
$50 years living side by side in
peace and dedication
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-03
Khrushchev Slams Eisenhower as
Dangerous Man to Lead U. S.
By STANLEY JOHNSON

MOSCOW, Up - Soviet Premier
Khrushchev, renewing his efforts
to discredit President Eisenhower,
said today it is dangerous to have
such a man heading a great ma
ton.
And he indicated the Soviet
Union could have little confidence
in Richard Nixon as a working
partner of the Soviet Union.
The Premier pictured Eisen-
hover whom he met and praised
last fall in the United States - as
virtually a stooge for John Foster
Dulles at the 1855 summit meet
ing. Then the Premier indirectly
continued his recent criticism of
Vice President Nixon by saying:
eve were not so bad off in
Dulles time because he did so
many foolish things it made it
easier for us. . From that point
of view l suppose that Nixon is
the best choice for us for u. S.
President. OF course it would be
better for us if we had a wise
partner, but if not, that is the
American peoples business and
they will be the ones to suffer"
Khrushchev made these re-
marks at a news conference, at
tended by 400 reporters in the
Kremlin. 1t was called primarily
to give the Soviet leader chance
to outline his new disarmament
program. But he ranged widely in
his comments and answers to
questions.
He got a laugh with this remark:
"When the President is no
longer President, the best job we
could offer him here would be as
head of a great nation is dan
are sure he would not harm
children"
"But to have such man as the
head TO great nation is dan
gerous," he added when the
laughter died down.
president Eisenhower is COM
pletely lacking in will power" he
said, "but that does not excuse
him" for not exercising authority
over such men as Nixon and Sec
rotary Of State Christian Herter.
The Premier declared these two
are leading the United States along
a path which could bring a new
war.
In the absence of world disarm-
ament, he said, the Soviet Union
is ready to retaliate with nuclear
weapons against anyone who sends
spy planes over the Soviet Union
like last months American w
reconnaissance plane.
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-03
HEAT DEALS HEAVY BLOW TO
GALE. CHICKEN RANCHERS

PETALUMA, Calf, Up = More
than 100000 chickens, worth
$150,000, were killed by 11O-de-
gree heat yesterday in Sonoma
County, says Virgil Stratton, coun-
ty farm adviser.
Ranchers sprayed water on their
hen houses in futile efforts to
save their flocks.
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-03
Hot as A Pistol

OSLO, Norway, R = Benche
Foss, rehearsing for the title role
in Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler," fired
blank from a pistol at the Ma
tional Theater Thursday night,
and fire engines roared through
Oslo's streets. Smoke from the
blank cartridge set off the thea
ter's fire alarm system and out
came the fire department.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

"Red River Shore" 1853. Rex Allen. ll:oo-4
Sundoy P.M.
"Rose Of ihe Yukon" le4s. Mwna Dell. l2:oo-4
Follow the Leader" 1914. Leo eoreey.
l:oo-5
Emergency Squad" le4o William Henry.
l:3o-e
"The Red Pony" ls4s. Robert Mitehum. MAN
With Gun" 1858. Lee Patterson. 2:oo-4
"Danser Island" Peter Lore. ROO
Meet Me In St. Louis" 1895. Judy Garland.
800
"Roeue's Regiment" ls4s Dick Powell. 4:oo-5
wizard Of o." 1889. Judy Garland. 6:oo-9
Unexpected Uncle" 1871. Charles coburn.
s:oo-5
MARX Of Zorro" l94o Tyrone Power. ll:lS-
"The Hueksters" le47. Clark Gable. Ills
Mondoy A.M.
"cy Havoc" ls43. Ann sothern. 300
Mondoy P.M.
"The Bride Walks Out" 1896. Barbara Stan
wyck. 1:oo-5
"The srasher DoubIoon." ls47. George Mont
oomey. 500
"AlIee Adams" 1885. Katharine Hepburn.
ll:oo-5
Mrs Miniver" l942. Greer Carson. ll:l5-9
"The Sisters. 1888 Bette Davis. 1861
Tuesdoy AN.
N. N. Pulham, Esquire" 1871. Robert Young.
800
Tuesdoy P.M.
"Damsei In Distress" 1887 Joan Fontalne.
1:00-5
"Daisy Kenyon" ls47. Joan Crawford. 500
"Frontier Badman" ls43. Robert Paige.
1l:00-5
"The Arneio Affair" ls47. John Kodiak.
Ills
"Sh-The oetupus." 1897. Hugh Herbert.
1l:3o-7
S. The Sunday Stor " Moaexine, w
Evening star., 1960-12-11

&A sa22228
Wednesday AN.
"The Man From Down Under" l943. Charles
lauohton 800
Wednesday P.M.
"Father Takes Wife," ls4l AdoIphe MenjOu.
l:oo-5
"Homeeoming." l948 Clark Gable. 500
mighty Joe Young" l94s. Terry Moore.
s:oo-5
Everything Happens at Night" 1889. Sonia
Henie 11:oo-5
brigham Youns-Frontiersman 1910. Dean
Jaeger. Ills
"Secret Fury" 1850 Robert Ryan. ll:3o-7
Thursdoy AN.
Woman Of the Year." 1912. Katharine Hepburn.
800
Thursdoy P.M.
"FalIen Sparrow" ls43 John Garfield 1905
"les Miserables" 1885 Fredrc March. 500
"Blood on the Moon." l94e. Robert Mitehum.
ll:oo-5
"They Were Expendable" ls4s. John Wayne.
Ills
"Heirs Five Hours" 1858. Stephen MeNaIIy.
l1:30-7
Friday AN.
West pilot" :" 1888. CLARK Gable. 900
FsidGy P.M.
"The Lodser" 1914 George Sanders. l:oo-5
"Harrisans Kid" 1898 William Gargan. 500
"Home Of the Brave" l949. Frank Loveloy.
6:0o-5
bachelor and the Bobby Soxer." ls47. Cary
Grant. 11:oo-5
"TortiIla Flat" 1912. Spencer Tracy. Ills
"Never Love Stranger" 1858. John Barrymore.
1851
"A Dangerous Game" l94l. Richard Arlen.
1:15-o
Evening star., 1960-10-21

With loose foom
cushion and smart
woInut finish
frome.
Evening star., 1960-08-14

NaBssBLE MoVERs

Missiles now being blueprinted
will be so enormous that it, will
be impossible to move them by
railroad, haul them on highways
or even transport them by con-
ventional cargo vessels. Right
now, this is a problem for the
Saturn booster which measures
twenty-one feet in diameter and
eighty feet in length-as long
as five average autos and as
wide as three.
Our Space Administration
is currently thinking about using
airships to lift missiles of Saturn
size and larger. The rocket
would enjoy an airborne trip
from factory to launching pad
in a rigid holding device under
a blimp-or, later on, in COM
partments under giant twin
hulled dirigibles.
Next week:
Universal Laneuaee Boxes
Evening star., 1960-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcONTINUEDl

ADDING MACHINES, electric. new,
SmaH 10-key, S10o. CENTRAL,
2007 14th st. NV.
ADDING MACH, Barrett elec., 2.
column capacity. excel, cond., $50,
ia. 6-2400; ewes. EN-. $1,000.
ADDING. MACHINES-smali. adds,
subtracts; 1-yr. guar, SI4 .e5. new
slec. 1O-key, S109 plus tax. Other
oaTgalns: new and recond. CIR.
Gle. 616 9th st. NV, DI. 7-6036.
ADDING MACHINES, new, S-col,
Remineton electrics with subtrac.
ton, in. sealed cartons. SI89 .50.
Hundreds of new or used or elec.
tric. NORTHS, 2I36 Pa. ave.
NV. FE. 1864. '
AIR COMPRESSOR, S2I 80: spray
pumps, gauges, hose, tanks. GICH-
NER, 2513 NJ st. NV, FE. 3-63l5.
AIR CONDITIONER, ChrysleT Air.
temp, S4-ton, easement type; used
one season. JE. 2-3233.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
BOYD SCHOOL,

INSTRUMENT GROUND SCHOOL
starts about March 10 at & pm
sharp. All subjects pertinent Il
the. FAA. Instrument written ex.
animation will be taught; 5O-hr.
lO-per-week course; = nights pei
week. Call and verify your enroll.
ment. Silver Spring. JU 5-401l;
Baltimore. Southfield. 1-2727.
THE IFR. SERVICES, INC
Evening star., 1960-03-13

CLERK, general once work; start.
ms salary between Sb0S6O wk
chance Tor Advancement: all com.
pany benefits Apply ia o ST
Evening star., 1960-03-13
HELP-D0ME ESTIC

ABLE-DoMEsTICs-Live in-out.
GLOBAL EMPL., 40S Fla. ave,
NV. co. 6-4s21. OPEN SUNDAY
BEST MAID, live in-out; Washing
ton area. To S45; live in N. Y,
500 mo- AETNA AGENCY, 1853
U st. NV, HU. 3-65l2.
CHILDLEsS CoLORED COUPLE
for gh.w.; age 30-45 to live in;
husband must be employed else
where; salary S25 per wk; uni
forms furn.; only . in family, no
children: city refs. nee. EN- g.
1895.
COOK-G.H.w.-S45 wk., 5-day vk.
exp, refs, liy in or out, 34Od
Woodley rd, NV. WO, 6-S7l2.
COOK; O INV; live-in; 51a-day wk. ..
of "a day Thurs. and all day
Sun; 3 adults; physicians home,
aged $3.50; must be exper. and
have refs that can be checked
ton salary: call wkdays, only bet.
10 am. and pm. Ex. 3-8936
EXPERIENCED, foreign girl wanted
as mothers helper; live in good
salary; refs. REQ. EN-, 2-1939
EXPERIENCED G.H.W. and cook
3 pm. through dinner: 5-day wk
Recent local refs. EN-. 2-s643.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
SERVICE MANAGER

Chrysler Corp. dealer, suburban
Mo. area. needs an exp, first class
service mgr. who can take com.
plete charge of service dept and
BODY shop. Salary open. paid vac
Plus other usual company dement's
Evening star., 1960-03-13
BUSINESS SERVICES

CARPETS AND UPHOLS Terry
cleaned expertly, spots removed
any day or hour. UN. 4-9092.
INCOME TAXES BY EXPERT, Is
yrs. exper.. all legal deductions
Sat. and Sun. KEMMER, AD. q
$500. Ext. l3S,
Evening star., 1960-03-13
HElP-D0MESTIe
CONTINUED
nOnnrnM nnAn

FOREIGN MAID
VINO loves children and can cook
wanted TO live in and assist in
care OF 2 school-age children and
infant. Other help employed
Salary open and ample time on
Can MRS. FARRAR, DI. 7-5637
for an appointment.
G.H.W., child care, white, for work
ing mother, 5-dsy wk., some
NIGHTS. lU. 3-3S45.
GHW, live in, 8 days, plain cook.
ing, references; S35 week. OIL
G.H.W.-care Of . children, 5-day
WK., exper. and recent refs. re-
ouired. EN-. 2-12S5.
GEN. HoUSEWRK. Live-in 5Ia DAYS
Light laundry. School-age children
References REQUIRED. JU. S-aO01.
GIRL OR WOMAN, capable OF
after 200, Sun. or weekdays after
9 pm. NO. 1885.
GOOD COOK and ironer wanted
part time preferred. WRITE DO; BoS
S6-A. Star. N
GOOD HOME for cultured white
lady under so. No0 smoker, light
duties, retired professional adult
sal. open. Give age. church, etc,
refs. Box 237-U, Star.
HOUSEKEEPER Bethesda Area
widower: 3-school age children:
sal. and time of open for dis
cussion. OIL. 6-3167 after l nm.
Sunday. DU. 3-3197 Monday.
HoUSEKEEPER-Pleasant matur,
woman; live in nice country
apply. Clean house, some iaundry
and cooking. Good with children,
Able to go to Maine for summer
Other help employed. Good SALARY
for right person. EN-. 5-173I,
HOUSEWORKERS-Better tobs IN,
you. Work in New York homes al
S30-S50 per week. free room and
board. Tickets sent. Renly civ.
ing name, address, telephone OF
references. DOME EMPLOYMENT
AHGlNCY; AHGolN 1873 East 116 81, New
LADY. young, white, single. Inv.
and phone work: live in: So5
week TO start RA. 3-4I3s
LAUNDRESS-G.H.W.. European pre-
ferred. s:30-l pm. 5 tiavs, weekly,
permanent. Al refs. HO, o-74T4,
after 10 am. Sur dav.
LIVE IN. G.H.W., 3 children, plain
cookinR; references: experienced
S35 week. EN-. 2-222-
MAID. live in. R.h.w. and care OF
school-aee children, mod. home,
good local refs. RE. 5-3Ss5.
MAID. SIN fam: Suns. of, " day
Thurs: sleep-in or stay some
NIGHTS. pleas. cond. JU. 5-6353'
MAID for exclusive gown shop
Give full details. Box 424-U. Star
ROCKVILLE AREA Working
mother needs substitute mother,
5,day week, school age children,
In ". Ewes, and weekendS. PO
:-4003. Wkdys. OR. 4-525o.
SUBSTITUTE MOTHER, white,
care for 4 small children: Ink,
I'VE I'VE IN with working mother.
VIII: 6-6394.
WHITE WOMAN, general house
work; 3 days week; top wages:
must have own TRANSPORTATION
Gaithersburg area. WI. S-glSO.
WOMAN, white will give room and
board. small salary. ia. a-2aB5
YOUNG GIRL to live-in and heip
with housework and children in
exchange for room and board
and small salary. VIII. 2-32l7.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

OFFICE MAN-Capable once as
sistant with adm. ability; exper
all ONCE routine, bkkpg., payrolls,
employe tax reports. CORES, tipping
and gen. clerical duties; age 35.
white. Box SGT, Star. l5'
PHARMACIST-ReR. D. c., va,
Nd. Part time. afternoons, ewes. !;
excel. front and RX man, Young;
former store owner. Box 4l3-U,
Evening star., 1960-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUSES, popcorn peppers, rosin
potato bakers, coppered trivets,
fire signs. cast iron and copper
teakettles, corn shelters. hog
scrapers, curry combs, horseshoes,
corn SnuckerS, fire buckets. we'll
buckets, cuSpidorS. cast eagles,
etc. JENKS. WaShington's Oldest
Hardware and Stove Store, since
1885, 723 9TH st. NV. MA. s-0s4s.
ACCOUNTING MACHINE, 1c, SC,
l0c, 25c, soc hand oper. Like new,
$3.50. RE. $4,000.
ACCORDION, 12O bass, brand-new,
never used; received as gift; has
20-yr. written guarantee; cost
$500; sacrifice. Slg0. OIL. 6-S039.
ACCORDION, Harmonium Electric
symphony Grand. double tone
chamber, 8 mikes, 10 switches
Cost $1,000, sell S575. 10. 3-67O7.
ACCoRDIAN
Stradavari. 100 base, good cond.
500 OIL. 4-46l4
ADDING MACHINES-Monroe elec.
and Rem. Rand hand. HARRY
j. ABRAMS. 124 L st. ne.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
REAL
ESTATE
COURSE

beElnnersl Men, Women, ages 1880
START MON, MARCH IA
START WE'D, MARCH l6
l Night wk. ,6:3O-s:3O), 10 Wks
2 NIGHTS Wk. l6:30-s:3Ol. WkS
Take or 2 Nights Weekly
REAL ESTATE LAW BY
Paul Miller, MA, LIB
sII"i REAL ESTATE STATE KS;t KSoW.Ro;w Y e; va
D; G. Va, Nd, taught Mon. ant
Wed. nights, 6:3O-S:3 30, men ol
Real Estate Law and Practice
Financing, Appraising. Sales. List.
lngs, Contract. Property Manage.
ment,. Settlement, TRAINEES
placed full or part time. Oldesi
and most COMPLETE course ir
the Nations Capital for Statesmen
seller, Home Buyer. Broker or In.
ENROLL this class Monday spm
Classroom n. 3rd Floor, Nationa
Press Building. lecture at $50
Call DE. 2-52S6 or EX. 5000
Sun. or Mon. for details.
NO Better Course at Any Price
'REAL ESTATE LAW
Evening star., 1960-03-13
BOX ALB, STAR
SECRETARIES

Choose from several unusually good
positions with some of Washing
tons leading business firms. Trade
associations, and n'he~ orc . il =
tions, ms. CO. Work unsuper-
ylsed avg. Skills TO age ~. start
$SO-Sl 90 dep quail; Consulting
firm, l-girl office. varied dutier,
Ss5; SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZA-
TIONS, top positions ~ c'7"",
Start around siam
oual Many others. Some FEE
Management ConSultantS
1850 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

FOREIGN MAID
Who loves children and can cook
wanted TO live in and assist in
care OF 2 school-age children and
infant. Other help employed
Salary open and ample time on
Call MRS. FARRAR, DI. 7-5637
Evening star., 1960-03-13
YOUNG WOMAN

Permanent position in modern Of
fice. near Statler Hotel. handing
customer telephone calls and
typins invoices. Must be GOOD
typiSt and accurate with figures.
3-day week. Call Mrs. Ryan. ME.
s-lT23.
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses supplied to you by US
Just show Fashion FrockS to
friends. No investment, canvass
ing or experience necessary
FASHION FROCKS, Dept. D-5a66,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
COLORED STENoGRAPHER, coll
leee trained. speed not necessary.
Write Box 223-U, Star.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
sITUArloNs-DoMEsTIc

Al DAY WORKERS, refs. 81 and
Wf. up. es6ii QUALIFY iT! u JOBS. o sis ~ N: y Y
ave NV III T-43Qa
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Manpower, Inc.
Rm. 1901, Wash. Bldg.
18th & NY. Ave. NV.

TYPIsT : Interesting work with
ureS: uptown loc.: 5 days, S3i0
Miss Haley. SMELLING AGCY,,
800 l4th st. NV. ST. 3-6SSS.
TYPIST-Bethesda concern will pay
up to 500 for exper. IBM exec
typist; regular hours. many other
Jobs. Interviews. 9-I2. TELE
SEC 100 Eye ST. NV, RE.
7-25s5.
TYPIST (white or coloredl, 4-wk.
temp. Job; S70-S75 wk. 35-hr
wk., routine work, min. 80 w.pm
age open. Appt. only, DI. 7-4552,
BUS. A. PROF. PLACEMENTS, 94h
Pa. ave. NV.
TYPISTS, white; his. grads: 45-5C
wp.m.; S55-S65 to start: %, 1
days general ONCE duties. v
WOOD PERSONNEL, Suite 232
Southern Bldg, sos 18th st. NV
at II, DI. 7-5752.
TYPIST, neat and accurate, to WORK
5 mornings a week from . to /
in private school Apply In person
at BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNI.
VERSITY, 100 10Th st. NV.
TYPIST, to work from about II
am. to 5 pm. must be accurate
well educated, familiar with
dictaphone transcribinR. Earn.
ings OF So per hr. to those wht
can qualify. Send fun details oi
background and pertinent infor
nation to Box SS-U, Star All in.
formation confidential.
TYPIST, experienced on IBM elec.
trio, general office work, in Smal
office near goth and K NV
Liberal leave and other firing
benefits. Permanent. FE. 7-l675
Evening star., 1960-03-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

A.P: APPLIANCE Co.-washer and
REFRIGERATOR repairs; all makes.
AZ WORK and parts guaranteed
Reasonable. 10. 3-627l.
Acoustic tile ceilings. doors
fltted. recreation rooms; terms
Call THOMAS, TU. 2-5655. night
or Sun, 301-ST. 2-4342.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

MAID-Available for -eg-
ular housework on Nor DAYS
and or Saturdays. Only. Cam
not consider less than 81
hr. plus carfare. Have 8
satisfied regular employers
ior other days. Call Ho.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
BEAUTY OPERATORS
AND MANAGERS
Experienced; for several
shops in Washington and
suburban Nd. Gail JU.
e-5h7l for Interview.

CLERK, general once work: start
ins salary between S5GS6O Tk
chance for advancement: all com
pany benefits Apply ia o Al
NV. DE @-470n.
COUPLE EXPERIENCED - W,llin
70 work, as Resident Manager
for Apartment Project in hrlinT
ION. $3.50 month plus apt. Bo,
lOa-U. Star
DEPENDABLE person with news
paper, reference library, or yrit
ing experience. Varied, interestint
work; permanent position par
time or full time. Convenien
downtown location. Please lis
experience, local references, az
salary requirements. Reply: 30,
40l-U. Star.
EDlTOR-WRITER, major cuitura
INSTITUTION desires well-roundet
strated professional writing com
petence and an adaptabiiity I,
wide range OF cultural. historical
scientific, and technological sub
lect matter. Major or stroni
minor in English or Journalist n
and minimum OF . years Of pro
fessional writing for popular con
sumption with working knogledg,
o. editorial technioues, SALARY
- 1888. Send resume TO Box 2I9
REAL ESTATE statesmen, . ful
tme men or women needed immed
to associate with aggressive office
plenty OF leads. earn money i'm
mediately, new and used homes
trades. speculation. etc. For ap
pointment call Mr.. Sidney Gerst
enfield
CITIZENS REALTY co.
OFFICE, Me s-412I
Suite 1908, 1929 Vermont ave. NV
TELEPHONE WORK. guaranteec
sal, wkly. bonuses. hrs. 10 am, Il
$50 pm. and pm. to o pm
daily except Sat. Apply MR.. TAP.
SCOTT, rm. 3O4, 412 5th st. n W
WANTED - Snack bar and foun
tain help. Apply in person. SILVEI
SPRING BOWLING CENTER, S6lj
Cameron St, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
TRANSPORTER

To type correspondence having 10
90 with varied subjects. Starting
sa,aTy $4,000. age to ~, empIoys
benefits. Box 23-B, Sta
Evening star., 1960-03-13
WOMEN

10 make survey. TRANSPORTATION
furnished. pleasant. personality re-
aulred for visiting housewives dur
ing day. This is not selling. De-
tails, MR.. BENNETT. FE. 3-50Ss,
Evening star., 1960-03-13
SECRETARY
$4,6OO-S5,2OO
SECRETARY

A good opportunity for
an experienced secretary
or steno to gain employ
ment with a local in
dustry now entering its
second century of op-
Grafton.
Applicant would be as
signed to a high-level
management Office, en-
Joying a pleasant asso-
citation with profession
al and semi-professional
personnel.
Skill in the normal sec
retarial talents of typ
ing, shorthand, filing
and reception of VIP'3
needed.
Little or no overtime,
pie a sin g atmosphere,
congenial associates, lib
eral vacation and sick
pay allowances, plus an
overall fringe benefit
plan.
Resume requested stat
ing prior experience,
marital status, age, pres
ent compensation and
availability.
BOX 47-B STAR
Evening star., 1960-03-13
AIR CONDITIONERS
'58 and SO Models

At Preseason Savings
NO REASONABLE OFFER
Evening star., 1960-03-13

PLUMBING AND HEATING, roo,
repairs, painting and general re.
pairs; one call does all. TU. 2-6153
REC. RM., ADDITIONS, DoRMERs
free estimates For good work Al
fair price, call Mr.. DRYBURGH
Evening star., 1960-03-13

FuII-tlme position. in our Silyer
Spring store. Excel. opport Some
eXper REQUIRED. Call MR. ROSCH
DI. 1-5200, for appointment.
SODA CLERK. young girl. white
only; eXper. not nee: must be
neat. Hours 7:30 am, to 3.36
pm. Mon. through Fri. no week
ends. Loc. 300 Wilson blvd. Arl
Phone for appt., JA S-lI35
Evening star., 1960-03-13
TECH

Class starts Mar. 23d in medical
laboratory technidues. Courses
taught day or evening-coed. job
opportunities excellent. For info
write or call WASHINGTON
SCHOOL OF MED. TECH, Ills
22nd st. NV. FB. 7-bl12,
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Washington Store
7th, 9th and E StS. NV.
SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR

For new. aforementioned
luxury bids; should have
experience and must furnish
local references. good sal
ary and working conditions.
See MRS. GOLOVIN, at the
EXECUTIVE APTS., 1850
Columbia pike. Arlington,
Va.
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WOMEN
X-RAY TECHNICIAN

x,ray once. Of5f pi !6SpP!RH' 7t6SpPg5. r''V''e
YOUNG LADY. 1925, high school
graduate, clerk typist position, no
benefits, 3a-hr. wk., located In
downtown Washington. Call Mrs.
Stewart. EX 3-lO4O. EASTERN
ACCEPTANCE CORP, 425 18th st.
u " :. WaEh u e
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVER wanted to drive to Kansas
City, MO. Leave March 2b or 26
Can State 2-3767.
l WILL PAY s Of through fare, t.
woman flying to San DIEGO
around April LIST; who will ac.
company elderly mother, Ii. g,
b0O6 after 5 pm.
TRANS-AUTO DRIVEWAY
CARS DELIVERED ANYWHERE
Mr.. JAMES, DISTRICT 7-7525
WANTED-Driver To Calf: leaV.
Ing f1rst week in April. so K.
145S; ewes, so. 5-1S2o.
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* AND BLOCK WORK
PLASTERING
IA 1880

CABINETS, bookcases, shelving, OF.
pay ana remodeling by reliable
WnlIe mechanic. NO. 7-1S53. 15'
CALL PIZZOLA for your home re-
pairs. new additions and new
MONIES: Iree est. La. 9-l743 aft 5.
CARPENTER, small lob, house
painting, interior and exterior,
TooiS repaired and painted: AP. =
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Il OUNDIIION
RENTED

R & NJ AIR CONDITIONING CO.,
227 L st. NE. Ii s-3sso
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DOCTORS ASSTS

Learn in q doctors once: evening
classes full course; Jobs waiting !:
lmmed. openings TU. 2-6l7l,
CAPITAL SCHOOL FOR DOC
TORS NURSES
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THOROUGHLY ExPER. business.
man, white. settled, dependable
univ. grad, personable, resource
ful, and enterprising, seeks steady
salaried job of responsibility in
competitive commercial activity
once, plant, warehouse, shop
store or field. Bondable: refer
ences. Above average perform.
G1ce guaranteed; S135 wk. Boz
SGT, Star 1as
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FEDERAL ENTRANCE EXAM
coaching class. Mon, Wed, eve
nings. New class. Inquire RE
1-2S2S. BOYD'S, cor. 18th and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-23
Missionary Sheds Light
On Problems In Haiti

but the day-by-day impact of a
radio station is a Oneyear old
phase of the independent work
Independent in that it is not tied
% 4 denomination.
Radio Success
Mr. Walker believes the radio
ministry in the country Of four
Llilllon is paying dividends. De
cliniGg 10 discuss politics in the
nation situated not more than
10 miles from turbulent Cuba,
lie did say news collecting of To-
cal events in the third largest
city AuXcayeS. has put mis-
sionary personnel in contact
with most of the leading men
and has introduced his group to
the most important visitors to
tie country.
To prepare himself for t h e
Haitian work. Mr.. Walker at
fenced Columbia Bible College
in South Carolina. After gradua-
ton there. he did further study
at Wheaton College in Illinois.
For four years prior to his
going to Haiti. he served as
pastor of Grace Presbyterian