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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-08
Mt. Pleasant

July Z = br. Charles Binford,
formerly of General Hospital.
Norfolk. was a Fourth of July
caller on Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Quarles. He was en- route to
Duke University Hospital. Dur
ham. N. c., where he will be-
come resident physician and take
up the study of pathology.
H. v. Morton represented the
Meherrin Presbyterian Church at
the meeting of the. Synod Of Viz
GINA at Massanetta Springs for
two days last week.
DR.. and Mrs. John M. Quarles
and children. of Poquoson. were
guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Quarles. week end
before last.
Miss Judy Graham, who makes
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Lewis, and little Kathy Lewis are
visiting Mr.. Lewis mother in
Norfolk.
Miss Eleanor Rhea Redd was
a recent week end guest of Miss
Brenda Wells in Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Morton.
Jr., were Sunday night guests of
his parents. They were en- route
to their home in Richmond after
visiting friends in Tennessee,
Arkansas and Missouri. They
were accompanied home by their
baby daughter, Elizabeth, who
had spent the past ten days with
her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl D. Fields.
of Wilmington. N. c., recently
spent several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. R. Morton.
Miss Judy Graham was the
overnight guest of Miss Anne
Hobgood Friday a week ago.
They attended the All Club meet
ing at Abilene.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Beck, Of
Green Bay. and their son, Dr.
Charles Beck, of Ann Arbor.
Mich. were recent dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Morton
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-08
NOTICE Of Proposed Ordinances

County Of Prince Edward, vir-
GINA for the year in which such
taxes were payable.
"a Upon denial of an appli-
cation for refund, the Treasurer
shall give notice to the appli-
cant of his action within q rea-
sonable time thereafter by mail
ing said notice to the Post Of
flee address given in the appli-
cation. Within Is days after the
mailing Of said notice any ap-
plicant who feels aggrieved by
the action Of the Treasurer shall
file with the Board or its desig-
mated agent a petition for a
review of this action. Such Pc
tition shall state the reasons for
his objection to the action of
the Treasurer and shall be
heard by the Board at its next
meeting provided the said meet
ing is at least Is days after the
filing date of the petition for
such hearing. Such hearing
shall be informally conducted
and the aggrieved party shall
have the right to offer evidence
and to be represented by coun-
sci.
Within Is days after such hear
ing the Board shall notify such
aggrieved party of its final ac-
ton upon such application and
any applicant feeling aggrieved
thereby shall have the right of
appeal to the Circuit Court of
the County of Prince Edward as
provided by law.
90 The Treasurer of Prince
Edward County shall in no case
be liable upon his bond or other
wise for any credit granted any
person. firm, corporation, as
ISOLATION or other taxpayer un-
der this Ordinance provided the
voucher. receipt or cancelled
check and the affidavit required
by this Ordinance executed by
the person. firm, association or
other taxpayer are filed with,
the Treasurer as herein reQuir-
ed.
60 It shall be unlawful and
constitute misdemeanor for
any person falsely to claim
credit or seek to falsely claim
credit for a contribution as a
credit against his taxes not in
accordance with the provisions
of this Ordinance. Any person
violating this Ordinance shall be
subject to a fine not exceeding
$4,000 or confinement in Jail
net exceeding thirty days.
"a # any part, section, por-
ton or provision of this Ordi-
nance or the application thereof
to any person or circumstance
be held invalid by a court of
final resort. such holding shall
not affect any part, section, por-
ton, provision or application of
this Ordinance which can be
given effect without the part,
section, portion. provision or
application SO held invalid: and
to this end, the parts, sections,
portions, provisions and appli-
cations hereof are declared Sc
vtrable.
80 This Ordinance is passed
pursuant to Chapter 1871 of Acts
of General Assembly of 1860.
Section 58-19.l of the Code of
Virginia and Section al of the
Constitution of Virginia as
amended.
This Ordinance shall be in full
force and effective after its
passage by the Board of Super
visors of Prince Edward County
and the publication thereof as
provided by law on the 9th day
Of August, 1860 and each and
every year thereafter.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF PRINCE EDWARD
COUNTY, VIRGINIA
HORACE ADAMS,
Clerk of the Board
7-1-2t(F)
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-08
LOOKING AHEAD

Cramps was getting married
again. Asked why he was mar
rying cute chorus girl instead
Of a woman more his age, he
said: well. son, amt it a heap
nicer smellin' perfume tn a n
liniment?"
Evening star., 1960-02-06
Sniper Bullets Hit Two
AtDoor Of Empire State

NEW YORK. Feb. 6 (AP) -
A mysterious sniper wounded
two pedestrians yesterday at an
entrance to the Empire State
Building. The shootings took
place over a span of three
hours.
Both victims were in good
condition after treatment. More
than 40 policemen searched
the busy area in midtown Man
haitian without finding a clue
Shortly before II am. the
first victim, Mrs. Kathleen
Cleary, 46, of Brooklyn, was
nearing the hirty-fourth
street entrance to the worlds
tallest building when she heard
what she thought was a fire.
cracker. She felt a sharp pain
in her hip.
Mrs. Cleary continued on to
a branch bank in the building
She is employed by a Wall
street branch of the same bank
and had been sent to the En-
pire State branch to help out
there.
Inside she found blood on
her dress and was taken to
Roosevelt Hospital, where a %
caliber bullet was removed from
her right hip.
At 1:50 pm. Knute Kyvik,
SO, also of Brooklyn. a mes
senger employed in the build
Evening star., 1960-02-06
Truinmen Elect
HurrySee as Aide

CLEVELAND, Feb. 6 (AP).-
Harry See of Washington, D. C.
defeated J. H. Bunche of Bonne
Terre, Mo-, 839 to 243, yester-
day to win re-election as ma
Itional legislative representative
OF the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen.
For alternate national legis-
lative representative, an Office
newly established by the l.lOC
delegates IN convention here
since January 4, A. H. Chesser
OF Austin, Tex. defeated G. D.
Rutledge of klamath Falls
Ore. 632-438, on the second
ballot. A third candidate, w. A,
Townsend of PerrySburg, Ohio,
was eliminated in the first
ballot.
w. A. Hill, promotion depart
ment manager for the unions
Grand Lodge, defeated w. T.
Jenkins of Washington, 6O8 to
487, for the post of assistant
general secretary and treasurer
Evening star., 1960-02-06
NAACP Protest
Issued at Plaza

Members of the District and
Montgomery County branches
of the NAACP yesterday dis
tributed handbills at the dedi-
cation ceremony for the OPEN
ing of Wheaton Plaza. the met
ropolitan areas largest regional
shopping center.
Eleven representatives passed
out the literature to first-day
crowds at the Woodward &,
Lothrop store in the plaza as
a protest against the stores re-
fusal to serve Negroes in the
tea room at its Chevy Chase
branch.
Printed on the flyers was a
form which the NAACP said
customers could fill out as q
"no-buy" pledge.
Evening star., 1960-02-06
Reds Hit MISERY
In West Virqiniu

VIENNA, Austria, Feb. 6
(AP) The Soviet news agency
Tass today gave publicity to
what it called a misery dis
trict" of the United States
the State of West Virginia.
In New York dated dispatch
distributed here, Tass said
much has been written about
the dire needs of the people
of West Virginia, but now their
situation has even worsened." !"
/ 1t then went on for 700 words
of direct and indirect quotation
from a Saturday Evening Post
article by Raul Tunley on West
Virginia to show that things
are not so nice in the capitalist
paradise"
Evening star., 1960-02-06

not Immediately determined.
Capt. Keeran died in the
wreckage of his plane. Wit
nesses said they saw 1t. Cook
eject himself from the craft
as it began its plunge over
Southeast Denver. His para
chute had insufficient time to
open and he fell in a yard
near the flaming wreckage.
-Four companies of Denver
flremen battled the flames,
which spread to the home of
Edward F. Newhagen where
the housekeeper was working,
to a vacant brick home next
door.
The roof of a third home
was damaged by a wheel from
the wreckage, hurled clear by
the impact of the crash.
MRS. Olga Goldberg a neigh
Dor, said she was in her kitchen
when she heard the crash and
saw an object fly by the
window. 1t was 1t. Cooks
body which smashed through
her fence and into the next
yard.
Evening star., 1960-02-06
Diono Dors Gives
Birth to Son

LONDON, Feb. 6 (AP). -
Diana DORIS infant son-Brit-
aims answer to the Bardot
babe-weighed in at 6 pounds
Is ounces today.
The 29-year-old movie act
tress who last night became a
mother for the first time cooed
delightedly over her black
haired boy in a private room
OF the fashionable London
Clinic.
Diana's child, to be named
Mark Richard. is the son of
Miss DORIS second husband,
Comedian Dickie Dawson.
Evening star., 1960-02-06

Another 1928
As PIotters

CIUDAD TRUJILLo. Domin.
lean Republic, Feb. 6 (AP).-
Dominican authorities have
confirmed discovery of a plot
against Generalissimo Rafael
Trujillo's regime.
Attorney General Luis E. Su-
ero said 1913 persons have been
rounded up in connection with
a plot unearthed by the ma
tion's army intelligence.
The accused are being pros
ecUted with "alf the constitu-
tional guarantees" said Mr..
Suero.
The announcement came on
the heels of reports from
neighboring Haiti that there
had been an uprising against
the military garrison in the
Dominican town of Santiago de
Los Caballeros.
All travellers arriving in San
Juan, Puerto Rico. have esti-
mated that from 1000 to l,5OO
persons have been jailed on a
charge Of plotting against
Trujillo.
Evening star., 1960-02-06
Plane ImpoIed
On Tree, 3 Killed

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 6
(AP.-Two men were killed and
a third fatally injured when a
light plane crashed in mid
San Francisco last night, i'm
paling itself on a eucalyptus
tree.
The injured man. Joseph
Pardo, about "a, of Redwood
City. was trapped in the
smashed wreckage 40 feet
above the ground for eight
Evening star., 1960-02-06
AirIiner Toll
Reaches 59:in
Bolivia Crash
IA PAZ. Bolivia. Feb 6 (APl

LA PAZ, Bolivia, Feb. 6 (AP)
The death toll in Bolivia S
worst aviation disaster reached
SO today as the lone survivor
succumbed to injuries.
Jenny Escobar. 2-year-old
Bolivian child, was the only
person found alive when res
cuers reached the wreckage
yesterday The child died sew
eral hours later while being
taken to a hospital at Cocha-
bamba.
Nine other children died in
the crash of the flaming Lloyd
Aereo Boliviano airliner. Air
line officials said seven Amer
leans were among the victims.
| The scene of the accident
was high in the Andes, some
20 miles from Cochabamba
Lack of communications and
the confusion following the
crash prevented newsmen from
obtaining accurate information
Immediately The official pas
senger list still has not been
made public.
American Victims Identified
(The Americans were identi.
fed through the State De-
partment as:
a(John c. Manning, his wife
Flora, and son, John, jr., noti-
fication to the Delta Western
Exploration Co., Jackson
Miss.
tFran Ellen Reynolds and
two sons. Jack Clifford and
John Alvin Reynolds. notifica-
tion to a brother, Alvin Ray
Vanderhoff, Moline, Kans.
Gretchen De Col, notifica-
tion to John Conselman
Sierra Madre, Calif.D
+ An airline spokesman said
one Of the planes four engines
caught fire after takeoff from
Cochabama. a city lla miles
high in the Andes of Central
Bolivia.
! Five minutes later the DC-4
plummeted into a lagoon.
The plane was bound for this
2-mile-high Bolivian capital,
l40 miles northwest Of Cocha-
bamba.
Fifth Crash This Year
The crash was the fifth this
year involving commercial air
liners and boosted the number
of victims to 220.
Among the passengers was
Italian-born industrialist Juan
de Col and two members of his
family Mr.. de Col had lived
in Bolivia for 20 years.
! Others on the Inflated flight
were identified as Niceforo
Rojas, Cultural Attache of the
Bolivian Embassy in Mexico
and Bolivian Deputy Rene An
tezana of the Cochabamba dis
trict.
Evening star., 1960-02-06
Red Chino JuiIs
UPI Man as Spy.

HONG KONG, Feb. 6 (AP)
Communist China announced
today that a Chinese CORE.
spondent for United Press In.
ternational has been sentenced
to one year in prison on ar
espionage charge.
A Red Chinese news agency
report said 25-year-old Yin
Yuen-Io, known as Bill YIN
was sentenced January 81 by
the Canton Peoples Municipal
Court.
The UPI announced in New
York December 20 that Mr.
Vim had been missing in Com
muniSt China since last July
and presumably was being de-
tanned by the Communists.
The American agency said he
had been sent to Canton on an
assignment.
Evening star., 1960-02-06

ing. was nearing the same en-
trance-just so yards from
Fifth avenue-when he felt a
sting in his left shoulder. He
complained to his employers OF
the pain, and was sent home
Not until he got home and took
off his shirt did he discover
the bullet wound.
Mr., Kyvik was taken to
hospital on Long Island. II
appeared that a small-caliber
bullet had pierced the shoulder
from the rear, coming out in
the front.
Police believed the same
weapon fired both bullets. They
also believed the shots were
fired from above street level.
Evening star., 1960-02-06

The plane was approaching
Lowry Air Force Base for a
landing when it plunged into
a yard and skidded into the
rear Of a tri-level brick home
where Mr.. Anne Marie Schoen,
Al, was working in the base
ment. She ran to safety.
House Destroyed
The $35.00O house was de-
stroyed. The owner and his
two children were away.
The crash victims were Capt.
Elwood R. Keeran. IS. and 1t.
Jack D. Cook. 26. students at
Lowry's fighter system school.
They were on a routine train
ing flight.
Capt. Keeran is survived by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James j. Keeran of National
City, Calf; his widow, and
three children. ranging in age
from Z months tor4 years.
1t. Cooks survivors include
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur F. Cook of Roseville, Ill:
his widow and a 2-year -old
son.
The cause of the crash was
Evening star., 1960-02-06

hours before he died. 1t was
another hour before city fire.
men could get the body free
from the metal wrapped around
his legs.
Killed instantly in the crash
were Anthony Kirsimagi, 81. of
Santa Clara, the pilot and ia
ther Of two, and John Drew, "a.
of Redwood City.
The three were returning
from working at a housing
tract near Napa for the Amer
ican Shower Door Co. of San
Carlos when the plane slammed
into the trees.
Evening star., 1960-02-06

partment spokesman confirmed
that a feet unit, including the
Intrepid. plus the support ships
Caloo'hatche, Skylark and AL
deborah, we're visiting at Ciu-
dad Trujillo.
The spokesman said, how
ever, that the visit was for lib
erty and recreation for the
crews He described it as a
routine visit" of the type nor
mally made at many Caribbean
ports. 1t had been scheduled
for some time, he added.
The vessels have been on a
training cruise in the Carib-
bean area, he added. OF the
total crews of 1000, only about
half would be permitted ashore
at one time, he said.
Evening star., 1960-02-06
LOST

BRACELET, or heavy gold half
links. half moon shapes, with clasp;
vic. downtown D. c., Dec. %; reward.
XII. $4,000.
male, ) mos. $3.50 lbs, brown COL
lar with brass studs and no tags: ans
to "Blackie": vic 18th and Benning
I'd ne; reward. Ii. 7-2969.
bog. female. Irish terrier. brown col
Lar; Il, vic oa W99%odbridEe: Va; reward
DOG. toy Pekingese, male, ga yrs;
"Bongo"; lost in Kensington area
approx. -3l2 wks. ago. Reward. Call
DOG, collie, large, male, sable and
white; Nd. license tag inscribed
@saiS7. MIS- Wheat0n-s' S area VIII
DOG, Chihuahua, small. light brown;
vic. I'd and Peabody NV; belongs
to children; reward. ia. 9-5757.
DOG, beagle, 3 months old. female:
area DE. 2-7791.
DOG. part spitz. male, long white hair.
black head; lost vic. Melpar and
$3.50. CIR. 3-4279
EYEGLASSES. blue rim, silver case;
afternoon Reward. DU. 7-s491
GOLD BRACELET. with coin. en-
grayed Risa: sentimental. WO.
GOLD WATCH, initiated B K. l., Feb.
,, vicinity Conn ave, bet. Legation
and Mckinley SITS. Reward. WO.
8, 6-6970, Apt. 312.
METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE. vic
D. c, and Prince Georges Co.; No.
!. with / number missing. JESSE
w ATES, RE. 6-S0S5.
STEER, black Angus. half grown; vic
OF Fairland, Nd Call MA. 2-0232.
WATCH. lady's, platinum, Girard-Per-
regaux, on Feb l, vic of Sears,
45th at Wisconsin, or Peoples at
4Sth and Mass; rectangle shape,
diamonds on both ensd; white gold
mesh band: reward WO. 6-6U24.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, gold, set with
large garnets and small diamonds;
Tues, NV. area; reward OIL. 6-4732.
WRIST WATCH, mans, gold. Omega,
Tuesday, February ,, between Carl
Hon Hotel and Congressional Hotel.
Reward Call CA. 4-3l2l. Ext. 5615.
WRIST WATCH, yellow gold, brown
band: on 18th or 18th, bet Co.
lumbia rd and Mass ave. Reward.
AID. 4-S1O0, Ext 22l
Evening star., 1960-02-06


last night reporting the arrival
of about 5000 officers and men
and six units Of the United
States Atlantic Fleet, headed
by the aircraft carrier Intrepid,
for a three-day recreational
visit.
1.-The untimeliness of the
Marines visit would be trans
lated in some quarters as one
type of intervention d. . virtual
support of the F afael Trujillo)
dictatorship" it said.
; The Dominican attorney gen.
:eral, Luis E. Suero. announced
in Ciudad Trujillo yesterday
1923 persons had been arrested
lin connection with a plot dis
covered by army intelligence
agents.
f: In Washington, a Navy De-
Evening star., 1960-02-06
CUBA
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
Mr.. Castro with the first open
defiance of his be-kind-to-the-
Reds policies.
The shooting failed to shake
or silence the willy Mr.. Mi
koyan. The veteran Krem-
lin salesman told the Cuban:
the secret of Soviet Russia''
success lay in establishing the
power of the workers ano
peasants - and conflscatine
without any compensation all
means of production. :"
Mr.. Castro has called his
revolution a revolution o1
workers, peasants and students
He has seized sugar planta-
tions and cattle ranches but
has promised compensation to
owners.
MikOyan Remains Calm
Yesterdays violence marked
the first open sign Of unres
among the students regarded
as stalwarts of most of thu
Castro program, including lane
reform.
Silence on Mr.. Mikoyan'!
plans for today was seen as 6
move to avoid repetition Of any
embarrassing anti-Red demon
strations like that put on BY
the students.
The rattle Of gunflre echoed
over a two-block area for about
five minutes as Mr.. Mikovar
stood calmly on the open plat
form waiting to make his cere-
monial speech. There was nc
indication the shooting was ar
assassination attempt against
the Soviet leader.
Visitor Places Wreath
The shooting broke out ir
the confusion surrounding po.
lice efforts to break up the
students anti-Mikoyan demon.
stration which swirled around
the statue of Cuban Patriot
Jose Marti.
Mr.. Mikoyan had placed q
giant floral wreath bearing the
Red hammer and sickle at the
foot of Marti's statue before
going to the Palace of Fine
Arts where the exposition is
housed.
A few minutes later, the
students arrived to place their
own wreath and the riot en-
sued. One student was grazed
by a bullet.
Reception Slated Tomorrow
Palace informants said Presi-
dent Osvaldo Dorticos would
fete Mr.. Mikoyan at a recep-
ton tomorrow night.
The red carpet reception
given Mr.. Mikoyan by Mr.. Cas-
tro has set of heated street de-
bates throughout Havana. They
showed a conflict between COM
munism and anti-communism
may be seething close to the
surface in Cuba.
Two days before the Soviet
exposition ends February 26, 8
giant anti Communist rally i.
scheduled to take place in Ha.
vana.
Evening star., 1960-02-06
Jet Crash Kills 2 FLYERS,
Wrecks Denver House

DENVER, Feb. AP).-Two airmen killed late
yesterday when their T33 jet trainer into heavily
populated residential and spewed wreckage
two homes. -
One of the houses vacant housekeeper the only
occupan from the other house flames engufed
Evening star., 1960-02-06
Cubons Hit Marines
Visit to Dominican

HAVANA Feb. (AP).-Revolucon today played up news
about visit of United States Marines to the Dominican
Republic government is often at odds with Cubas
The newspaper Prime Minister Fide CaStros 70 OF July
movement carried eght-coumn its front
page reading: "A 900 North American Marines Land"
Its big story dispatch datelned from Cudad Trujlo
Evening star., 1960-01-02
HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION MAN, white
lube experience. 1870 an. 4
$3.50 Pm. Mr. WILSON, u
6-44l6.
SERVICE STA. SHIFT MAN, white
exper. necessary. Call 10. q.
s474, Saturday or Sunday.
SHEET METAL MECHANIC. due
FOUND BROTHERS. 2T36 Lei
hwy. Fails Church, il. 3-S4SS
SHOE SALESMAN. exper.: perm
pos: guar. salary plus. Apply
manager. 1927 Good Hope I'd. Sc
sTENOGRAPHER, assoc. S90-Sl00
GREENS EMPL. SERVICE, 73S
18th st. NV, DI. 7-5S1s.
STORM WINDOW INsTALLERs
must be experienced and have
truck. Apply l109 9th st. NV
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, re-
tired gentleman with switchboard
experience preferred. Pleasant
working conditions In modern
apartment building. Apply MISS
SHEA. NO. 10000.
Evening star., 1960-01-02
MACHINIST

For sewing machines. Thoroughly
exper. man wanted for perm. DO.
sltion. call for appt. RE. 7-2313
MECHANIC part time with tools
repair, wash cars. GI or Govt,
employe pref. IA. 4-7477.
MECHANIC for automatic pin set.
ting machine. viii train AZ.
THEsDA FORTY BOWLING LANE,
INC. 1881 Old GeorEetoWn I'd
Bethesda,
MEN (2) wanted, with cars, full
or part time; good references. op-
portunity for excellent earnings
Phone 3 TO IL for appointment
Tor interview. WA. 7-A311
Evening star., 1960-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. S45, good con-
dition. Also brand-new one; 10
keys, never used. OIL 2-03l3.
Evening star., 1960-01-02
Home Portrait
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HELP-D0M MESTIC

CLERK TYPIST OR CLERK
STENO, white, young ambitious,
accurate. IBN typewriter, varied
dutir M S-'3f2
COOK COLORED, for plain cooking
and LIST floor work, over 80. city
refs. only. Sleep in nights. or
live-in, Paid vacation, $40 start.
Call aft. IL noon Fri, EN-. 3-l7OS.
COUPLE live In, man to be en-
ployed and help around house in
spare time g.h.W. cooking. ref. REQ 81,
EN-. 5-0713
EVENING COOK for boarding
house; S25 wk. CO. 5-24a3. 3"
G.H.W. and baby sitter. 4 days
week. must be permanent and
have refs. 10. 7-b276.
Evening star., 1960-01-02

sECRETARY-sTEN0.-Radio teie-
vision law flrm: lower Conn. ave.
vic. Are 2b-40. Ma. S-2e31.
Evening star., 1960-01-02
MEN

MEN
The Jewel Tea Company. Inc. can
use two men for retail route sales
work
WHITE, 20 TO 40
SALARY AND COMMISSION
Guarantee and above average earn
ings.
5-DAY WEEK
Truck and Expenses Furnished
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
Retirement plan, life, medical and
hospital insurance
PAID VACATION
Experience helpful but not neces-
sary. Apply in person to our once
in the Hedin House Hotel. 2902
Newton st. ne, at Rhode Island
I've.
Evening star., 1960-01-02
HELP MEN

MEN, age 2I-40 for industrial IN
Surance debts. Liberal contract
no lapse charge, bonus paid
quarterly. Contact Mr.. Pratt, To-
12 and l-3, NE. e-l797.
Evening star., 1960-01-02
HELP MnMEn

SECRETARY. capable typist. S-dsy
week. 8 to 5; Takoma Pk. area
Apply 6709 New Hampshire ave.
after o an. -AondaY.
Evening star., 1960-01-02

TRAINEE for VholesaIe electric
ing salary. Paid disqualification
other benefits. Must qualify for
. to Il. DOMINION ,ELEcTRIc
SUPPLY CO., 5053 Lee highvay
Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1960-01-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO ALAsKA-For infor.
nation on Jobs. times. and relo-
cation expenses. write Box 1862
wheaton, Nd.