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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17

competition. which was limited
to county seventh graders.
Poppy Day Soon
Jimmy's poster reminds view
ers that veterans fought for
others. who now have a chance
to fight on behalf of needy vet
Grams.
The Auxlliarys annual conlpe-
ution is conducted just prior to
the organizations Poppy Day ap-
peal to support Auxiliary pro-
grams of veterans rehabilita-
ton. child welfare and education.
The 1860 Poppy Day will be OBJ
served May %.
Miss Anna Dickhoff, Poppy
chairman for the Auxiliary, said
there was splendid participa-
ton" in the poster contest, and
that 1t produced some very fine
work. Displays of the posters
Continued On page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
Missing Man
Search Meets
Prompt Success
Crew Of so Comb
Woods Near H-SC;
Find Man In Hour

A successful search for an ED
erly Negro man, missing since
Friday afternoon. was staged
near Hampden-Sydney Saturday.
Found about 100 pm. was
Tommy Wilkes, a welfare patti
ent, about so years old. He was
missing from his, home about
half mile from Throckmorton' S
store.
Sheriff j. T. Clark said his de-
partment received a call about
10 am. Saturday notifying them
Of the missing man and request
ing assistance in locating him.
Clark and his deputies responded
to the call, and searched unsuc-
cessfully the nearby woods for
couple of hours.
More Help Requested
More help for the search was
requested. and about 1890, some
so people formed a line to scan
the wooded area. In the search
ing party were Is members of
the Farmville Volunteer Fire
Department., Is Hampden-Sydney
students, town police, and num-
Der of area citizens.
Sheriff Clark said the additi-
onal volunteers enabled his de-
partment to set up lire with
walkie-talkieS and radio COM
munications to comb the woods.
In an hours time the man was
located about a mile back in the
woods from the highway.
He was discovered by several
Hampden-Sydney students. John
Porter Glenn, and Baudie Car
ter, a local resident.
In Good Shape
Wilkes was Immediately taken
to the hospital by Sheriff Clark
where a physicians check up
showed his physical condition
satisfactory. He was taken home
about 5 pm.
The sheriff said today it was
always a good feeling to find
missing man in satisfactory con-
dition. He attributed much of the
success of the search to the will
ing cooperation of volunteers,
and said he wanted to thank
each man who helped when the
request was sounded for aid.
Clark sounded the call to Philip
Gay for assistance from the fire
department. and Deputy Jack
Overton obtained the Hampden-
Sydney volunteers.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
Medical Legal
Area Conference
Planned June |

The staff Of Southside Com
munitv Hospital will be host
for Joint medical-legal confer
ence at the hospital here on
June |.
Dr.. Godfrey T. Mann, Viz
GINA S chief medical examiner
will be the guest consultant in
this first effort by the hospital
staff to bring together two pro-
fessions with problems and pro-
cedures quite frequently shared
in common.
Doctors and lawyers III a nine
county area served by the hospl-
tai arc being invited to the for
mai conference session from 4
to pm. and a concluding dun
ner, also at the hospital,
Dr.. Mann, of Richmond. serves
as assistant professor Of pa
thology at Medical College Of
Virginia. III addition to heading
up the Department of Health S
medical examiner coroner di-
vision.
DR.. Charles l.. Baird, of the
hospital staff said invitations to
the conference, on mutual medi-
cal-legal problems, will go out
to professional men in Amelia,
Appomattox, Buckingham, Char
lotte, Cumberland. Lunenburg>
MecMenburg. Nottoway, Powha-
tan and Prince Edward.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
National News Summary
Spy Plane Casts
Shadow Over
Summit Meeting
By II. V. LANCASTER, JR.

THE SUMMIT MEETING OF
President Eisenhower, Soviet
Premier Khrushchev, British
Prime Minister Macmillan, and
French President de Gaulle was
scheduled to begin in Paris to-
day Monday. Khrushchev ar
rived in Paris Saturday. He said
that most of the peoples of the
world want peace but some in
influential circles want to re-
sumo the cold war. He said he
had changed his opinion of
President Eisenhower since the
President took general response
bility for spy flights over Rus
STA.
THE SPY PLANE INCIDENT
has cast a shadow over the al
ready uncertain prospects for
success at the summit. Khruch-
chev has accused the U. S. of
aggression and provocation in
sending an unarmed, reconais-
sance plan over Russian ter
ritory. He threatened our allies
who supply bases for such
flights, and limited the American
pilot. Francis G. Powers, would
be dealt with severely. Presi-
dnet Eisenhower said such
flights are necessary to prevent
a surprise attack. U. S. experts
think the plane may have been
forced down by engine trouble.
They wonder how the camera
film. and other paraphanalia
could have been preserved in
tact if the plane was shot down
from high altitude as Khrush-
chew claims.
RUSSIA LAUNCHED a four
and one-half ton atellite
Sunday, carrying a dummy as
tronaut. 1t was put into orbit
Sunday. presumably to give
Khrushchev a boost on the way
to the Summit meeting. This is
the largest satellite ever launch
ed, and it circles the earth every
81 minutes.
THE TRITON. Americas lar
gest nuclear submarine. COM
pleted and 84-day. round-the-
world voyage under water. It
followed the route taken by Ma
gellen's expedition which began
its three-year voyage in 1919.
The Triton partially surfaced
Continued on page 7
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17

CONSTRUCTION STARTED today on
Brickert Oil COmpanys new automobile dis
play building on North Main Street, near
the Cumberland Bridge. The steel building
will front so feet OIL the street and will house
the new sales room, general office and re-
pair shop, next to Brickert's farm implement
building. The above architects sketch shows
the building it will appear when complete.
John Taylor Brickert, of Jacksonville, Fla,
son of the owner, J. C. Brckert, is the archi-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
Population Goes Down
NJ ost Counties
In Area Count
Fewer People

The 1860 census count showed
no change in the trend of de
creasing population in rural
counties. The Herald area coun-
ties generally reflected hi S
trend of decreasing population.
One county, PoWhatan, was an
exception. PoWhatan showed a
tremendous increase. jumping
from 5,556 in the 1850 census to
SSH in 1860. However. most of
this increase came from the
State Farm. II the 1850 census
the inmates at the State Farm
We're united in Goochland
County, because that is where
the administrative buildings are
located. This year $40 inmates
at the farm were credited to
Powhatan County. In spite of
this Juggling on the part of
the census department, PoWha-
tan still would have had an in
crease III population.
Every other county in t Il e
Herald area except Appomat-
toX) showed a decrease in popu-
lation! Some of these decreases
went as high as u to Is per
cent.
FarmvilIe Down
The town of Farmville showed
a slight decrease. The 1860 count
was 4.340 which is II persons
less than were counted at
similar time in 1880
These census figures are the
preliminary 1860 figures, as
compiled by the census district
office in Petersburg. John H.
Castles, office manager, said
these figures may vary by as
much as 10 people. but he
doubted that the increase would
be more than that in any given
county.
The figures for the town of
Farmvllle include the students
at Longwood College. Castles ex-
planned this morning that col
lege students are included i'll
the town in which they are at
tending school. however prep
school students are not. T h e
LongWood students were also in
Guided in the 1850 census.
Prince Edward County cx-
perienced a considerable de-
crease i'll population in the past
ten years. The 1850 census was
Is 1893 and the 1860 census could
turn up only 1882 people. This
is a decrease of approximately
10 per cent.
Cumberland County suffered a
similar loss Of population drop
ping from 1882 to 6,289 in the
recent nose-count This brought
the Cumberland population be-
low that of PoWhatan, making
Cumberland one of the least
populated counties in the fourth
trlct. tSurry is the only
county with less population,
6.216.1
Buckingham Drops
Buckingham County took
percentage drop almost identical
to Cumberland and more than
Prince Edward. The 1860 popu-
lation is 10.8O3, dropping from
12,288 in 1850.
Amelia County was almost the
same as it was 10 years ago,
however it still went down. The
1860 census in Amelia is 1857.
decreasing slightly from the
1908 in 1850.
Charlotte County, in the fifth
district, also went down. 1t de-
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
Buckingham Play
Set Thursday Night

BUCKINGHAM, May Is -
Stars in Their Eyes is the
title Of a threc-act comedy to be
presented by Buckingham Cen
trail High School seniors. Thurs
day.
The play will be presented III
the school auditorium at 3 pm.
Mrs Grace Rainey is director.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
Watershed Staff Increased
III. S. Jones
Comes Here
From Powhatan

Buffalo Creek Watershed got
another shot in the arm TODAY
with the assignment of another
full-time staff member to the
local Soil Conservation Service
work unit.
H. NJ. Collins. area conserva-
ZIONIST for the SCS. announced
the transfer of H. Stuart Jones
from Powhatan. effective today
M n d ayl. A farm planner.
Jones is being transferred to
help accelerate land treatment
phases Of the watershed. Collins
said that the amount of activity
in this area justifies adding to
the present staff in Prince Ed
ward.
Some Money Obtained
The area conservationist stat
ed that some money for the
land treatment program in the
watershed had been obtained,
but that no construction money
was expected until after July /.
H. E. Lacy, work unit conser-
vationist here, said the place
ment Of Jones on his staff would
speed up the completion of
farm plans within the watershed
as well as the application Of
practices such as strip cropping,
etc.
With the transfer of Jones to
the Farmville office, Collins
simultaneously announced a
merger of the PoWhatan county
work unit with the A m G | a
county unit. P. B. Childress will
be responsible for Soil Conser-
walton Service work in both
counties.
Collins explained that this was
necessary because of insufficient
funds to continue the employ
ment Of workers in soil conser-
walton as such. He noted that
there are adequate funds in
Public Law 566 watershed
legislation to keep trained per-
sonnet when needed in water
shed developments.
No Construction Date
No date for construction to
begin in the watershed has been
announced. Lacy said today he
hoped to begin one unit this fall
Lacy reported that all but ten
of the required 68 structure
easements have been obtained,
and that work on channel ease
ments is progressing.
The work unit conservationist
said his staff would continue to
get easements on chanel work
and push for permits to seed
roadbanks in addition to an &C
celeration Of the land treatment
program.
When the first money for con-
struction is appropriated, a de-
tailed survey will be made by
biologists before actual con-
struction of the dams can be-
gin, according to Lacy.
rs Years Experience
Jones comes to Prince Ed
ward from PoWhatan where he
was work unit soil conserva-
zionist for l9~ years. All total, he
has almost 26 years experience
with the Soil Conservation Ser
Vicef
Prior to work in Powhatan
county. he worked in his native
PittSylvania county. and also in
Mecklenburg, Brunswick. Char
lotte and Prince Edward. He
worked in Prince Edward for IL
months in 1910 and l941.
Jones attended public schools
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-05-17
Carolina HumOrist
To Address Lions
Ladies Night Group

Sam D. Bundy, superintendent
of public schools at Farmville,
N. c.. and a banquet-convention
speaker much in demand, will
be the guest speaker for the
Evening star., 1960-05-07
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

PROMISE: One day, while
on a campaign tour, Presi-
dent Franklin D. Roosevelt
was to make a speech in a
farm county that was ira
ditionally Republican. The
area, hard hit by drought,
was desperately in need Of
rain.
The farmers who turned
out to listen to him were a
somber group.
Il know you are having diff
iculties," said the President
sympathetically, "but I want
you to know that we in
Washington won't let you
down."
He paused dramatically.
1--WE know that something
must be done, and we will do
something !"
AS he uttered these words,
there was a mighty clap of
thunder, the heavens opened
and the rain came pouring
down.
On election day, he carried
the county.
Evening star., 1960-05-07

opening Ieao: Nine OF hearts.
West leads the nine of hearts,
and East takes the queen and
ace. East then continues with
the king of hearts, and South
rutts with the queen of spades.
You know perfectly well
what would happen in the av-
erage bridge game. West would
overruff with the king of
spades, considering himself
lucky to get the trick.
That would be the end of the
hand. No matter what West
returns. declarer can draw the
rest of the trumps with the ace
and jack. Then the rest of the
tricks are his.
Trump Is Sure
There is no need for West
to be so fearful, for his trump
trick is sure. Once South has
ruffed with the queen of spades,
West cannot be deprived of a
trump trick. Even if South
still has the jack and ten,
West can cover one of these
with the king to force out
dummy's ace, and the nine
of spades will eventually be
good for a trick.
Still more important, West
can defeat the contract if he
dScardS instead of Fastening to
oVerrutf. West will make two
trump tricks no matter how
South handles the suit.
Still more important, West
can defeat the contract if he
discards instead of Fastening to
to overruff. West will make
two trump tricks no matter
how South handles the suit.
This situation is worth re-
membering when you have a
sure trump trick and a fairly
high spot card. If you refrain
from overrufflng, your position
improves and your opponents
gets worse.
Daily Question
AS dealer, you hold:
AA54 V1042 oAK7 @AKJ7
What do you say?
Answer: Bid one club. With
10 points in high cards you are
too strong for an opening bid
OF one no trump but no strong
enough for two no trump, quite
aside from the weakness in
hearts. The best course is to
open with your suit and be
ready to make a jump bid later.
(copyrisht, 1860, Gen. Features corp.)
Evening star., 1960-05-07
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD
Trump Tricks
Muy Ripen

One of the important things
to remember about trump
tricks is that they don't run
away. If you're not in a hurry
to take your trump trick it
may blossom into two tricks.
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
AA54
21042
oAK7
@AKJ7
WEST EAST
AK97 A1o2
295 VAKOs7a
oJ10652 u83
%843 %952
SOUTH
AQJ863
2J6
1904
%Q1O6
North East South West
- ~ IA Pass
3 a Pass a. All Pass
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-17
BANK LOBBY OPENS

Half of the lobby of the
new Bank of Douglas Home
office building is opened for
business.
The next step in construc-
tion will involve closing off
entrances to the present
lobby of the building at A W.
Monroe, as N:orkmen aim for
a July 1st completion date.
President Lloyd A. Bimson
emphasized that "We'll con-
tinue to do business as
usual" while the construc-
tion progresses. This will
involve using the completed
half of the new lobby as we'll
as a new route for customer
access to the safe deposit
department in the basement.
Outstanding features include
custom-fitted walnut panel
ing from floor to ceiling
throughout the entire lobby
space. The floors are of
native stone terrazzO.
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-17
EASTLAKE NEWS

The Summer Recreation
Program at Eastlake Park
opened June 9Th. The hours
are 9 am. to 10 pm. daily.
Summer staff members are
Helen Mason, Circe McClel-
Ian, Frank Holloway, H.F.
Edwards, Shirley Smith and
Clarence Smith.
The SUNNI er Program in
cludeS a Band Concert at
the Bandshell, 8 pm. June
20 by Phoenix Municipal
Band; a daily Day Camp. $3.50
am. to 4::3O p.m.; Swimming
instruction, Mon, We'd, and
Fri. 10 to 1870 am. (Pool
open daily 1850 p.m.);
Playground band daily 7 am.
to 5 pm; Movie every Tues
day at 7:30 pm; Adult swim
ming, Tues. and Thurs. and
beginners at $50 to 7:45
pm. Tuesdays: Adults Water
Sports 8 to 10 pm. LifeSav-
ing, team Tactice, etc.;
Also Sewing on We'd. As
pm. Adult Crafts Fri. 1870
to 10 pm; Tennis instruction
Fri. 60 p.m.; Girls softball
Thurs. 7 to 10 pm.
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-17
Cafe Murder
Charges Filed

First degree murder char
ges were filed against Mel
vim Dixon, 20, of 2446 E.
pueblo, and Roy Lee Dodd,
21, of 2516 E. Mobile.
Police say Dixon admits
shooting and killing Lonnie
B. Stewart, %, of 1851 E.
Jones, in a cafe at 2441 E.
Broadway early Saturday
morning.
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-17
WEDDING BELLS

Nunley-Williams, Chester,
33, 1922 E. Adams; Martha
SO, 1922 E. Adams.
Pride-Dunbar, Samuel E.
%, 1910 S. 13 Ave-; Rose
mary, 18, 1913 W. Mohave.
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-17

MORRISON E. WARREN, 16 year old South Mountain High
School junior attended State held Flagstaff Arizona
He chosen of the two delegates
Boys Nation which will in Washington DC, July
Morrison recently The Harvard Book Award presented
annually to the outstanding junior at South High.
Besides maintaining high scholastic average belongs
to the National Society," Club
Latin Club
is active the football and baseball teams, also
Morrison is the eldest of Morrison F.. Warren
2131 E. Violet Drive Tribune photo Ed Banks
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-17
SPECIAL BULLETIN

Next weeks Tribune wiH
contain another issue of
TONE, magazine supple
ment no extra cost.
A complete report Of Afri-
ca is presented. Exciting
photographs and current
news about "a frica's Free
dom March"
Don't miss the June edi-
tion Of Tone Magazine
in next weeks Arizona
Tribune!
Arizona tribune., 1960-06-17

NEWFORD O. JONES, SR is the Arizona Tribune Father
the Year M Jones and his wife Lille the
of six children: Newford, Jr, 49, Edward 49, James 6
Lille, ID; Ernest, f. and Derrill, 2.
has been employed Sky Harbor Airport for nearly
20 years.
Although providing for large family taken most of
his time, Mr. Jones is active in several church
organizations. He is member of Lucy Phillips Memorial
CME Church. member of the Steward He is member
of the Prince Hall as chief mentor of
the knights of Tabor, Pride of Arizona Temple No. g.
Mr. president Investors COMPANY He
has been active in PTA and Boy Scouts.
In spite of his busy schedule time to bowl His
team the Sky Harbor BoWlers, championship this
spring Tribune bboto Ed Banks
Evening star., 1960-01-06
MANAGER
TRAINEE


Permanent outside sales and serv-
ice. excellent earnings
1907 GEORGIA AVE. NV
MEAT CUTTER, exper.. for self
service SupernLarket' good paw
paid vacations and disqualification
Apply IN person only BUCK
INGHAM SUPERMARKET, 1928
Rhode Island ave. ne.
MEAT SALESMAN
Major packer has opening in Wash
ington area for experienced meat
salesman, age 25-45: excellent
starting salary. plus expenses and
trinee benefits. Give full resume
WIN nrst letter. Write BOX 49,
MECHANIC for automatic pin set
I'M machine. viii train BE
IbESDA FORTY BOWLING LANE.
ny DOL Old GsorEetown rd
MECHANICAL AsSEMBLERS, ex-
pelleneeo III electronicS and com
m1nica'lons STEADY position, long
range program in BladerSbura
area. Ideal working condifiors
company benefits. Must have trans
portatlon. Cell AP 1-g5S5, MRS
keller. ''0
MECHANICS
For sewing machines. ThorouEhl,
eADer. man wanted for perm no.
sition. Call for apt RE 7-a3i3
MEN y wanted. with cars, full
OF part time; GOOD references. OBJ
Portunl'y Tor excellent earnings
Phone to l2 for aopointmant
Tor interview. WA. 7-43il.
MEN-Seyeral needed Immediately.
no experience neceSS ary, but must
nave strong desire to learn route
Sa,eS, This program in the whole
SAFE line is part Of a manareInert
training plan. Apply 4S33 r, I
ave Sye, HyattSvllle, or call AP. Z
MEN, PART TINE l35, white Eigb-
QuaIlty openings for men living in
ne; or hyattS. area. avg. over $40
EkIy. Free ewes. and Sat, For de-
sanS, phone AP. T-4ji4, Wed
MEN-Have . openings in our as
Sistant manager training program,
It appEoH. Sd per wE. for z
mos. training period Our asst
- nsN Asfb 10 GlED Der
VIZ. NO previous sales eyper Of
any kind nee. Live nr. sin, spg
or Hyattsville area: white and
car. For interview phone WI s.
H03L. Wed. eve. pm. 10 q pm
MEN-We can use - men i'm.
medlately for saleSwork with ths
Jewel Home Shopping Service. in
the silver Spring Wheaton area.
White, 23-AO
complete Training Program
5-Dey Week
'bliShed Accounts
Guaranteed Salary Plus Comm,
Retirement. Hosp. Plan
CAL ~ Park Silver Motel, SG4C
ldth St. Silver srring, . am
70 p D.m. Tours Jan. : m
- noon, r Jan s. Sc Ma
Evening star., 1960-01-06
ENGINEER
Estimator
BOX 315-Y, STAR
Field Service Engineer

Leading manufacturer o. radiation
instruments has immediate oDen-
ing. High schoo! graduate required
Electronlc schooling preferred. not
over 35 years Must be ambitious
and consCientiou. Send resume
and references before January Is.
1850, to Box 3O5-Y Star
Evening star., 1960-01-06
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK for loar
serVlcing: must have good hand.
writing some typinR; experienced
IN mortsage loans or installmeni
accounting preferred. IA. 5-23lO
ACCOUNTANT for law once, Ac.
counting degree and business ex-
perienee required. Salary SlOC
per week. For interview. write
giving details, education and ex.
perlenee, 70 Box l27-R, Star.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE bookkeeper
payroll exper pref.j. heavy VOL
nme:. 40-hr. week. Mon. through
III. Apply personnel. PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL. 1850 Varnum St. ne.
y am pm. Mon-Fri.
ACCT, investments to S5,900
Bkkpr. asst. publication 500
bKkpr. Girl Friday, downtown SIS
asst. bEkpr., some typ. SS0-SS5
heeordS Supvr., assoc $4,000
ATLAS AGCY. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
ACCOUNTANT SI00 VIZ
Acct. Rec. BkkpT., exper. TO 500
RECEIPT. -Iypist, advert. 5000
Admin. Asst. exper, to 35. dental
otc.. Langley PIX. to SS5
Bookkeeper 80 1900 SlOO
1BM Keypunch, exper.. temp.
secy, dicts phone 10 SaG
Secy., know French ~ $3.50 up
hLLEN-o hRlL.. Personnel ..erviC
1908 N. X. Ave RE 7-1oSO
Evening star., 1960-01-06

2 pm.
DRIVER for Silver Sprin- florist
Exp. Apply in person 635 Uni
Nerslty blvd. East, Maryland
DRIvER-STOCK CLERK. colored
experienced. for vcmen's apparel
shops; Silver SprinC warehouse;
must nave good references, neat
appearance.
CASUAL CORNER JU. 5000
DRIVER, PART TINE, for school
bus: nearby Va. 20 an. 3:3O-
$40 pm. IA 2-7SSl, IA. 7-S459
ELECTRIC MECHANIC, must avc
drivers license; electrical license
required; must be able to stand
helehtS: steady work. MA. S-3432
ELECTRICIAN, iourneyman, sober.
TOP paw. Steady lob for commercial
work. RA 6-2264
ELECTRICIANS' HELPERS, under
40 yrs. Of aGe, at least & mos
eNper in old and new house wiz
Ing. GOOD nav. steadv work: room
for advancement. Apply 10 II
. m. TPUNNFLL ELECTRIC co.
$50 Wis. ave, Bethesda. Nd.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
Do YOU
DRIVER for silver s1-ir- ror,,,

Want more income with your old
lob or a good full-time Job? Good
advancement: home each ni9ht
eau LA $4,000, Ext 1O6. & 10
Evening star., 1960-01-06
HELP MEN

REAL ESTATE Statesmen OR
WOMEN. will train willing work
ers to double their present in
come Arlington'S fastest-Rroving
sales department. Call GRAVETT,
ia. 5-l207; ewes. IA. 7-2795.
REAL ESTATE statesmen or
Saleswomen. Experience not neces-
sary: viii train Member Of null
tiple listing Vic. Of Rockville.
1910. r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor,
Tl2 Rockville Pk.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
MEN

-arse company Offering a 5-day.
4u-houT week. liberal v,c- iotR .F
SICK leave retirement end NC
insurance. and many OtnC- rrre-
ntS, nov rss the o!lov ir- omen
ings' MULTILITH OPERATOR
- llnn', MAIL CLERK tS3.1uuI,
SIOCE CLERK tS3.5UnD. MIS-
SrNGER tS30Om. TRUCK DRIV-
EH sE, ,.,,,,, ~. ! 90 PORTER $4,000.
Write giving full particulars. IN
Box 26O-Y star.
Evening star., 1960-01-06
SALESMAN
Statesmen

Young men. between 25 and IS. ex-
pertence not necessary, will train