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Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

Morse'S schedule of visits
to communities over the coun-
.ty will begin at Tchula at
1918 tommorw morning
where he plans a handshaking
tour around the town and at
City Hall.
Following his speech to the
.Durant Rota rians he will visit
West at 2 o'clock, Goodman
at 2:45, and Pickens at $3.50.
The candidates tour will
wind up in Lexington where
new newly acquired Republi
can Campaign Committees
headquarters, which is locat-
ed in the former Mississippi
Power & Light Company build.
ing next door to First Nation
AL Bank, will be formally
opened in honor of his visit.
He is scheduled to be in
Lexington from 4:3O to $50,
spending time both i'm head
quarters, and around the
business section of town.
The headquarters, though
not completely finished, will
be open from this date until
the November elections, &C
cordfng to local committee
men.
Arrangements for the visit
ere being made by Mrs. Lynn
Jordan. County Magic Num-
Der Supervisor, and Mrs. Hen
ri Watson Jr., county vice
chairman.
Henri P. Watson, Sir. is
serving as county chairman
and Dick Barrett as Lexing-
ton chairman for the Phillips
Morse Republican ticket.
Other local leaders are DR..
Sinclair and DR.. Frank
campaign co-chair-
men.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
Bock-to-SchooI
night slated

The annual Back-to-School
night of the Lexington Schools
is scheduled for Monday, Sep
tember 80, according to P"
cipal, w. F.. Schneider.
Parents are asked to IS
semble in the w. B. Kenna
Auditorium at 7:3O P. M. for
preliminary remarks and a
showing of the film, "The
Need For Modern Maizena,
tics"
Following this, the parents
will attend the daily classes
of the child, approxim ately
fifteen minutes for each class.
A social period will be held
in both schools after the class
schedule.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

Mississippi Jaycee Mem
lbership Chairman, Don Ma
|jors, Of Jackson. highlighted
the annual Summer All :
State meeting Of the State
|Iunior Chamber of Conn.,
|merce when he presented
a small, young hog to each
|of the nine vice presidents
|of the service organization.
The meeting was held in
Pascagoula.
The hogs are to be used in
a membership growth drive
originated by Majors and kept
secret until this meeting.
The hogs are to be used
by the vice presidents in state
land area contests. The officer
will deliver the hog to one
of his assigned clubs, and the
members of that club must
encourage a person to join
their chapter for each pound
the pig gains while it is in
their care. Each club must
keep the hog for at least two
weeks and even longer if they
don't match each of its pounds
|gained with a new member.
The hogs are named Alvin,
Betsey, Cleo, Dagmar, Eli,
Fanny, Homer, and Irene to
correspond with the designa.
tons of each of the vice pre-.
sident's areas - A, b, c, 80.
letc.
Receiving the pig for Area
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
Library acquires
e TeIeviewers

Miss Georgia Mcintyre,
Holmes County Librarian in
Durant, announces today that
the Library has purchased
'Televiewers for all Library
Units in Holmes County.
Televiewers work on the
same principle as the old :
fashioned stereoscopes but
the present day pictures can
be viewed in three-dimension-
al scope. They are similar,
but much larger, than View
Masters. Together with the
Televiewers, six sets of slides
in various ~categories, will be
tasade available TO- fibrart'
patrons. The machines and
slides, while they cannot be
circulated out of the Library
ty individuals, may be Dor
rowed by clubs and organiza-
tons. Sets of pictures now "a
valuable are Birds, Cowboys
and Rodeos, Natural History,
American History, Wild Ami
mails and Carlsbad Caravans.
A set on Wildflowers will be
available in a short time.
Any club or similar group
desiring certain sets of pic
lures, should check with their
Librarian as to the date they
need the pictures.
Miss Mcintyre invites all
patrons to pay the Library
a visit and become acquaint-
ed with the newest acquisi-
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

series. The Ford Introductory
ad in this issue invites the
public to test drive the new
models at Moses Ford Com
.pany in Lexington, Ables Mo-
tor Company in Tchula and
Hand Motor Company in Dur
ant. Ford dealers are featuring
1.-THE year of the test drive"
in 1864.
Moses Ford Company, in 4
special Introductory ad in this
issue, invites everyone to their
"House Party" Friday for free
refreshments and a test drive
in the new models. All visit
.ors will be eligible for prizes.
On October fourth Olds will
be shown at HollingsWorth's
and Buick at WeatherSby
Chevrolet Buick Company.
Both have announced open
house with refreshments for
their new car shoWings.
The Buick La Sabre, with a
new motor and transmission,
will be featured at Weathers-
by's and other models from
the Special, Wildcat and Ell
tectra series will be on dis
play.
At Hollingsworth's, the Jet
star S8, a lower priced COM
panion of the Dynamic So and
Super 88, and the Jetstar I, a
new sports type car in the
medium price class, will be
introduced. Also showing will
be some models from the
complete line of Oldsmobile.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

Henson Motor Company
started the ball rolling last
Friday with the showing Of
new Plymouth and Valiant.
Visitors to the open house at
Henson Motor Company saw
the new "Get up and go Ply
mouth and the "Best all :
around compact" Valiant. both
featuring the 5-year, $4,000
mile warranty.
Holmes County Chevrolet
dealers are showing the new
Chevys in all lines today
tThursday), and introducing
an all-new series, the Chevel-
lie. Weathersby Chevrolet in
an advertisement in this is
sue, invites the public to their
traditional "Open House" for
the showing of their new 1864
line, featuring the new Chevel-
lie.
Impalas, Bel Airs, Biscay-
nes, Chevy IFS, Corvairs and
station wagons will also be
on display.
Chevelle, the newcomer in
the Chevrolet line, will be a.
valuable i'm eleven models in
three series, including con-
vertibles and station wagons,
with a full list of optional
equipm ent and engines.
Other Chevrolet dealers are
Presley Chevrolet Co. at Pic
kens and Clements Chevrolet
Co.. Durant.
Tomorrow (Friday) Ford
dealers will proudly display
their new models in Falcon,
Fairlane, Galaxie and Ford
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
O.Sudbeck dies suddenly

with Southern Funeral Home
in charge Of arrangements.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Louisa Ellison Sudbeck;
and two daughters, Mrs. Sa-
ra Evelyn Jones of Fort Hood,
Texas, and Miss Betty Lynn
Sudbeck, a student at Missis-
sippi State College for Wom-
en-.
Pallbearers were Sam Nc
Lellan, Luther Mcclellan, IT.
hv Ellington, Laddie William
son, Leslie Farmer, Calvin
Moore, Clover Johnson, Louis
,Lipsey, Ed Rush, and David
To VI TaU1Or
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
MUSIC CLUB
NAMES OFFICERS

The Vivace Music Club COM
posed of piano pupils of Mrs.
Billy Binegar met in the Dur
ant school auditorium on
September IL and elected Of
ficerS.
Those elected were Kay
Martin, president; Peggy Bur
rell, vice president; and Vic
XII Johnson, secretary.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

It's always a thrill to in,
spect tile new automobEe,
especially in a "sneak pre-
view as / had the pleasure
OF ''sneaking'' Tuesday. The
new Chevrolets look reader
than ever and almost appear
10 be in motion while standing
dead still. Not changed basl-
cally, but just showing that
added umph.
The Fords are fancy, too.
With their plush interiors
they give you that get in and
GO feeling.
Everybody can see them;
Thursday for the Chevys and
Friday for the Fords. See
them all. Showday is always
a good time to get free re-
lreSllments at most dealers,
and a chance to change plea
santries with friends you
haven't seen for some time.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
nHoc Church
Homecoming

H0fmecoming win be ohserv-
ed by Antioch Baptist Church
AT Hrozville Sunday, Septem-
Der &c..
Activities will begin with
Sunday School at 10 O'Clock
with sermon at IL.
Former pastors, members
and friends of the church have
been invited for the day and
dinner which will be served
CONTINUED on back page)
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
Duront UDC
meets with
Odom

The United Daughters of
the Confederacy met We'd
nesday, September IS, with
Mrs. Walter Odom. The meet
ing opened with the ritual and
the pledges to the flag.
Mrs. A. L, Stevens, presi-
(Continued on back page)
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
ofpNsae9
SxS

The Sheriff's office will
remain open all day on
saturdays, beginning on the
first Saturday in October,
through December.
Officials urge car tag
buyers to come early and
avoid the last minute rush.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
West Library to
hold open House

Miss Georgia Mcintyre,
Holmes COanty Librarian
of Durant, announces "Op-
en- House, for the newly de-
cOrated West Library, on
Thursday, October 3rd from
3 o'clock until 4:30 D. m.
Miss Mcintyre cordially
invites everyone to attend.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
Roy Hoften speaks TO
Lexington Rofonuns {

Roy Hatten, sales training coordinator for Mississip-
pi Power and Light Company, was guest speaker at the
Lexington Rotarians' noon meeting Tuesday. He was
introduced by Paul Tardy, program chairman for the
dav
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
Republicans organize here;
Morse coming for kick off
Campaign headquarters to open
in Lexington tomorrow

The Holmes County Republican Campaign Commit.
tee has designated Friday as Stanford Morse Day as
the Republican candidate for 1t. Governor will speak
to the Durant Rotary Club at noon arid spend the day
in various parts of the county.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26
Holmes dealers showing
new 1864 model autos
Plymouth out Friday; Chevrolet
Ford this week; Buick OIds> next

It's that time Of year again, and automobile dealers
over the county are proudly displaying their new 1854
models on showroom floors and Boosting Of the new
beauty, luxury, economy and performance.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26


We are always appreclat-
i've of those who are interested
enough in this. newspaper 10
make suggestions. Of course,
it would be Impossible TO
comply with all, but we 90
give consideration to each and
every reasonable idea.
Sonny Peaster, from out
West somewhere past Thorn
ton, called to suggest that we
carry some editorials by
Tom Anderson, the great con,
servative, editor of Farm and
Ranch Magazine. We are
looking into the situation.
Holmes County herald., 1963-09-26

Many businesses could re.
duce their prices to all II
they didn't have to spend half
their administrative time try
ing to please a minority OF
the hard-to-please customers
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AUCTION SALES


TEusftEs SALE 81 VAEUHhLE
FIVE-SToRY BRICK APART
MENT BUILDINd BEING KNOWN
AS PREMISES 1901 SWAMI
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed OF trust
duly recorded, In Liber No. 1890
rOD 1s &C. e Sss Of ne n d SnS res
ana STS' a q ne ne r RsssS' q ne PsrtS
trustees viii sell. At public auc-
ton IN front o. the premises. on
THURSDAY, THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1893. AT
-FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and
premises. situate In, the District
OF Columbia, and designated as
and being Lots 9S TO lO3 inclusive
IN Billings subdivision Of part
OF SQUARE 1852 as per plat recorded
IN the Office az the Surveyor for
the. District Of Columbia in LibeI
"a ~ Folio, III except part o.
Lots io2 and lO3 eondemned anc
Cause No. 2057; Lot l02 subject
TERMS: Sold subject to prior
for spproximsteiy S5s, $50 SO; fur.
Their particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above said trust
TO be paid in cash. A deposit Of
$1,000 in cash or certified check
required. Conveyancing, record
ing. transfer taxes, ETC.. At pur'
chasef's cost. Adjustments made
as OF date OF sale. Terms to b.
complied with within thirty days
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised
and resold OF the discretion oil
THoRNToN W. OWEN.
ROBERT W, KIDWHLL,
tAnIO "a IN Trugteea
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HELP MEN
ENGINEERS, sFd class, wanted, ex-
eSsdl Pay Apply AMyFTRIcsA AN ICE

ENGINEERS, sFd class, wanted, ex-
g.. PsiS Sp ~ n. AT Ef. $500 ICE
ESTIMATOR, upholsterer. Estab
firm. good oppty. slip cover, drap-
USfHoSEIsaTHEISkEssSsp. s Go. HSo oi55MsA
ESTIMATOR, young men with al
least / year exper. as estimator
read blueprints and be capable
Of taking OF quantities from
plans, exper. In deal with sub
cont, and suppliers desirable, ex-
most progressive bldg. orasn'
company-pd, ins. opens. plan. salary
commemorate with exper, and
ability. full details BOX 40l-E
Star.
EYES, 8 70 10. $40 week salary,
issssO Cs O9sS.:iss5C necessary SS7-
FURNITURE SALESMAN, willing Ia
work hard, ambitious. pleasant
Trustworthy and not q griper, II
you qualify call Mr.. Sifers n
BARNES AND KlMEL co. "a. A.
1900 for appointment.
FLOOR LAYERS, must be thor
oughly experienced In hardwood
SAL Floors. 6bf-eObO.
FLOOR SANDERS, floor layers,
linoleum men, mechanics only need
apply. Call WA. 1884, or After
0 pm. UN. 4-A074.
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LEGAL NOTICES
lcONTINUEDl


BRAULT q GRAHAM. Attorneys,
l3l4 10th street NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ing Probate court:-No. 10S,e4s,
Notice: That the subscribers, OF
the District Of Columbia have OBJ
lained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Letters
Parliamentary on the estate Of
KATHERINE INGALLS, GRAVES,
late Of the District Of Columbia,
s deceased ss.A Az ,S persons ss..i aHViH,
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally
authentieated, 70 the SUBSCRIBERS,
S SS ST before Hp the oss S'A OS Ssy
they may BY law be excluded from
ali benefit Of said estate. Given
under our hands this 9th day OF
GEORGE HARVEY oALL
SLOANE, 3O07 Whitehaven Street
NV; NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY. BY J. FON-
TAME HALL, Senior Vice Presi-
dent. (seal.l L.ttest: ARTHUR
p. SMITH, Deputy Register OF
wills tOr tno LuStrlct OF COLUMBIA,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or
PARTNERSHlP.-Notice Is hereby
given that the partnership here
tofore subsisting between MABEL
b. HAYES and MINNIE Z. HALL,
trading as VAL-DEBB, a beauty
shop located at 64S H Street N.E.,
Washington, ID. c.. has been dis
solved BY mutual consent. as and
from the 18th day Of June, 1868,
All debts due TO and. owing by
the said late firm will be received
MABEL B. I.AYES who will con-
tinue TO carry on the business as
the sole proprietor OF said beauty
shop under the style and trading
as HAYES BEAUTY SHOP.
je7,l4,2l,2s
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sALE-Repossessed Plymouth 1880
-" Beivedere 4-dr. sedan. Serial
No. 3206-144652. TO highest bid
received BY June 2s, 1858. at
4100 Georgia Avenue NV. wash
may Be Inspected. jei3,i4,lS
sALE-Repossessed 1862 simca 4
.'5'' 4-dr. sedan, Serial No. l26-
1883, to highest bid received by
June rs, 1858, at 400 GecrgiA
Avehue NV. Washington II.
D. c., where the car may be
inspeeted. je13,I4,lb
g" New Yorker f-dr. hardtop.
Serial No. N5730179, TO highest
bid received By June 2s. 1858,
al 400 Georgia Avenue NV
Washington II, d. c., where the
car may be inspected.
sALE.-Repossessed 1861 Valiant
%" Woo i-dr. sedan, Serial
No. l3l9-ls2e50, TO highest bid
sssiysd k sy July 1867 W., e 4i0O
III hsps 2 g. where the i 81 P may be
CONSTR. OF WATERMAN, STORM
clNfTY VIRGINIA AVE, b ANT
TN Sis s.W, WASHINGTON
consist. Of the following. SEWER
CONSTR, $50 II. 4s". $50 II
30sa. s5 II, 27". 225 IL 2i". ant
3sb II. iS"-dla, reinforced conc
pipe sewer; $50 IL. 24"-dia. Vltri.
fec clay pipe sewer, 40 ~. ~"
dia and 2S ~ S;dia; ,yttrifiet
re- t 20 r. s'S ana 90 ~ II. 81
diA. ea,t-iron Waterman. BiddinI
material availabls from Procure
msnt Office: D C.. Room 404
Eeauired (Phone Ma. 10000
Ext; t4e) SEALED BIDS % b
NV, Washington, b. c.
iel0.ii,t2.l3.14,lB
CONSTRUCTION OF ROCK CREEK
PROM NATIONAL zooLodicAi
PARK TO BROAD BRANCH RID.
sEcTION 2. WASHINGTON, ID. c
ttNvIT. NO, c-63lg3-Sl, consist
Of the follow. Sewer Constr.
Open Trench Constr: 80 LIP. ls.
s sna, i glIo LIP. LIP a. ola; co r.ini
] 700 ~ ~ dla. RENT. CONC
pipe sever. Bidding material ayail'
D. e.. Room i6 9' 4sp Psnns Pave Ave
NV. No deposit required. fPhon,
MA $4,000, Ext. 44sl sEALEr
BIDS 70 be opened $500 PM
EpT, june 20. 1858, IN Room
42f.. 400 Penn. Ave. NV, Wash.
ig 1ssiifin.iigPiia'i4.is.i7
BARSABY RUN RELIEF SECTION
HouIIiERN AVE. So WASH
IhnIoE, D. G, uNyiT NO, G
galp2-sl, consist, OF the follow
7c ccss csSe.'r and ri BE II mi
iWd~sS'O0s rsini conc BOZ eui'
vert. 100 ~. i2'6sxs'es reihi
cone. box eulyeft. f3S LIP W
dlA. ,reinf. cone. pipe sewer. ans
IelFif. conc transition structure
nldding material available from
ProeuIemsnt Office, ID, c.. Room
t0i, 400 Penna, ave, NV, No dc
potn required tphone MA, $4,000
5 as. aa'ss.eo 9bEALEp BIDS % 81 b
ihe9, IN Room l24' lnn psnna
lsifi 1a,t4,15If,is
COLLEGE FOND TRUNK sTwERs
oHouNps, FRoM CANAL rs nc
EBgERyotR RID, NV, SUCTION
n. WASHINGTON, b. G. tfNvfT
NO. C-9320b-el, consist on IN,
iollqMl fewer constr. OPEN cur
CONSTR: I ,005 ~ paS and nh
Tx tsfsogm Teint cone; sever
Tslrf cone pipe sewer. is III
9" ,dia .yltrifled clay pipe sewef.
so ~ 10" and + m IL" dia
structure. 2 transition struciufes
and manhole bases. TUNNEL
CONSTR 1872 II. H8"Na'6I fslnf
s2ne. masonry sever. and ib2 III
Procurement Office, b c., Room
404, 400 Pa. Ave. NV No ~.
gSosold, Jss,uirttas "a, oP sgg,,r,, "a s,S.;
70 be opened . PM, FD,T, Juns
~ 1859. IN Room 42a, 400 ~
Ave NV WashlnEton. D. c.
le13,1f,ib.iTts,ia
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An Equal Opportunity Employer

TELEPAoNE sALEsMEN, a7PsFi:
enced preferred, but will train, A
ticket here. 500 q week Is usually
q minimum. We have the most
generous pay plan in the indus
try, leave program, etc. Ours Il
q needed household service. Call
EX. 3-6657 or visit g12 9Th 81.
NV, unsfairS
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BOX 359-A, Star

AIR CONDITIONING MECHANiCs
for commercial and Residential
system. Must be experienced II
field and shop work. steady EN-
ploymsnt for men who qualify
AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC
f .d S. S.S car ~ eon9' .gg gali
AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC
residential, service and installa
ton. 1eAr-round work, paid holi
Gays; overtime paid after 40 hri
AIR CONDITIONING - Mechanic
and helpers, full time empl,, appll
IN person only 10 n. A NJ. All
CONDITIONING CO., INC, 227 !
~, ne,
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN with ca
70 help me With sales. 834O mo
plus Mr., EDsALL, UN, f-B8Oi
PIPEFiTTERs =
COMPANY fs65 iit Il. i.s'
ARCHiTECT - Part time. should
BEST, ia. 7.79O0 OF viii. s-f7p0,
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN
sxper In the desien OF office
bldEs,, apt houses and CONNER.
eia structures req. Benefits, vac
and slek leave ts'b01 Dor yr. All.
airy DE. 2.Og70 for Appt.
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AuctiOussrS Phone. Ma. s-2e7s
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935-6709
Next Dance July q

1 &NSaAS NN@@N@
CUSTOM REUPHOLsTERING anC
repairing, your fabric or mine
custOm-made slip covers or ara
peries, all workmanship guaran-
teed. Call Mr.. BLACK, 63S-775O
DANCE LATIN 70 the music O.
10th, Hotel 24O0. It's 8 pm. with
US, Pan American Club. RE. g.
Oy0b, RE. 6-lj09.
EXPER. DRIVER going to Aspen
Colorado, will drive your car OF
truck anywhere in Col. JE. 2-634O.
EYE GLASS SALE. lenses anC
frames from 81. Complete glasses
$3.50. NY jewelers., 71g 9TH 81. NV.
III WILL GIVE ROOM. board and
care TO elderly person In my nice
quiet, suburban home. $3.50 mo
S64-71SS.
MOVING SPECIAL. General MOVING
and hauling anywhere. Call FE
3-1336 or aft. q pm. TU. 2-S7S6
RIDE WANTED from Eastern and
New Hampshire ave. TO Dept: o.
pm. 43g-6g39 after 8 pm.
sTRAWBERRIES-Pick your own
OAhHOW 6rOo. EAnM. GlCHA
Dale, Nd. 3 fields, follow signs
Phone CE. 0-S9S2 for latest in
formation. best varieties. Fine
crop ripe now.
TUTORING-Latin, mAth.. English,
chem. BY qualified college grad.
Summer months. IA. 6-6O4l.
WANTED - Hand-needle women,
any or all needleeratts. Lucrative,
novel, your own hours. Any age.
but must be skilled. Write Box
7B-Z, Star. for interview APP
pointment and inquiries.
WANTED for summer vacation IN
Rehobeth Beach, French young
lady or French couple. to take
full charge in tutoring 3 children,
ages 10, z and =. in nice house
near beach, other help employed.
Phone day, AID. 2-b7lO, Ewes. Oh
2-O561.
WORKING MOTHERS : Are your
home conds. unsatisfactory like
miner Maybe We could get to-
Rether TO pool our resources u
better our eonds. ] am . workinI
mother with children and must
make o change for my children'l
sake. Write BOZ S5-A, Star.
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HELP MEN
AIECHANTCs AND HELPERs

MECHANICS AND HELPERS. base.
poara hot-water heat, large rest.
Dental development, year round
work, good pay. BENDER-MILLER
Church. JE. s l5S SArs ST. rAii'
MECHANIC. experienced. with own
tools. Paid vacation, Good WORKING
conditions, top salary and COM
SERVICE. Ss44 wis. ave. NV.
MECHANICS (2), to work for au-
thorized Volkswagen dealer. COM
pany beneflts, permanent position,
salary open. See Mr., Winter, .
TO 5. SILVER SPRING AUTO
8. s.. Nd. ~. $3.50. "''' "W'''
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, 25 10 4I
years. Experienced In heating
yentilating and air conditioning
for design assignment In large
$500 increasing to $3.50. Pen.
sion, social security, vacation with
pay and other benefits. Apply
n writing giving your age, educa.
tails. wife sli boz 7S1 1a s Sansr Os'
MEN WANTED (b) AGES 1910
meehanically inclined. Car nee,
p. @. Co. $50 week. 776-70S6.
MEN, steady employment with
large company. Must have car
. pm. 7sS.s9sS. OAn A''s'
MONTGOMERY COUNTY - saIes
zASSy. oDpoft. Mr.. DANNY. SEA ssG.
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HELP MEN

COMMUNICATIONS, cPA Of
senior-Local film needs mature
diversified. systems. all statement
and taxes. experience cost audit
r. and D., some travel. Must b,
available By Aug. /. Star
$1,000, fringe benefits. early ad.
vancement. Send complete RESUME
To Box 10-R, star.
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LEGAL NOTICES
DONALD NJ. SULLIVAN, Attorney
$50 Washington Building.
WashfnRtan r. n. r.

Washington s. d. C.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. l0S.76O.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is 70 Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of
the state Of MARYLAND has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia, Letters
Parliamentary on the estate OF
MARGARET N. PICKETT, late OF
the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are HEREBY WATnet
to exhibit the same, with thu
vouchers thereof. legally authen.
Heated. to the subscriber, on OF
before the 4th day OF December
AID. 1893: otherwise they NAY
BY law be excluded from ali bene-
fit Of said estate. Given under
my hand this 4th day OF June.
1888. DONALD NJ. SULLIVAN,
Washington Building. Washington.
D. c. Seal Attest: ARTHUR
p. SMITH, Deputy Register Of
wills for the District Of Column
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-14
PERSONAL

ANNUAL SUPPER, fried chicken
TRICT VOLUNTEER FIRE CO.
New Market, Nd. June 10, 1868
from 2 pm. on. Family style
desserts included. adults. $3.50
children 40 cents.
EXPERT, desires sum
mer position, qualif. WSI, boating
Ealing instr, neat, personable
age 20, refs. g33-lS03.
TEEN-AGERS will
fashion-model potential. Call NO
7-6l7l. CAPPA CHELL, MODELS.
CENTURY 81 CLUB
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BY PUBLIC AUCTION

AOn the FItmlSetl
AZ Pierce st. NV.
CAeross From Old sibley Hospital
Mon, June II, 1890 AM.
PUBLIC INFECTION ALL DAy
FRIDAY. ALSO BY Apt. OF
SATURDAY. TOMORROW.
First, to be sold as an En-
tire Going Business, Sub
ject to Confirmation by
Executors. Then, If Total
Bid Is Not Confirmed, we
VIII Immediately sell
Everything in Detail, Piece
by Piece.
Auctionser's Phone. Ma. s-2e7s