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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

CLERK.
We have permanent position TOT
a mature woman between 30-40 yrs.
of age in our service-personnel de-
partment: Interesting work " ya ITT
I Lao Ky a1 Pas 14th ap st. NV. IS
CLERKS WANTED to manage, dry
cleaning stores; highest salaries
paid and permanent positions for
right parties. Apply for interview
Monday, 3 am, at ARISTO CLEAN
ERS. 700 Columbia I'd. NV, corner
CLERK-TYPIsT. for, Mt. Rainier
day week, all employee BENEFITS.
Apply in person to MR.. ADKIN,
CLERK-TYPIST = Must be exper,:
pleasant working conditions; top sal
airy. Apply ROYAL CREDIT CO.
cLERK-TYPisT w. Under 80; accur-
ate with figures. for circulation rec
ords dept, newspaper office: 5-day
week; good opportunity for advance
c JERK - 81 81 interested in varied
for Hr'e capable pt; party. experience mot
essential Give phone number in
Country club: sal
Cali wi. 300. MRS. EVANS. Mon
day, 10 to 4.
CLERK -TYPiST - Interesting posi-
ton for good, fast typist IN adver-
Using department of national news
magazine; excellent working condi-
lions and employe benefits: 5-day,
A0-hour week. Call Mon. Fri, 8: s.
8. DI. 1900, Ext. 26l. 3
= 5-day week. $50
to 4:30; congenial surroundings IN
To- fac, hnppa nf
flee. Good opportunity for advance
ment; retirement plan; paid vaca-
ton and sick leave allowance; per-
manent position. Apply Room 702,
CLERK LEI H RI TYP aiy THE EVENING
clerk typist. See our larger sd un-
der, .AD-TAKERS for further infor-
CLERK-TYPIsT, appliance depart
Cohen, AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER, 5s5 No. Glebe I'd, Ari.. Va,
CIERK-TYPIsTs tal, permanent po-
sitions with advancement opportun-
mites: 5-day wk., paid vacations,
sick leave. holidays. free insurance.
d. 1900. Ext. 215.
CLERK-TYPIST. age 1925, for, gen.
eral office established manufacturer,
Experience unnecessary; permanent
position. 5-day. 40-hour week. paid
vacations, other employe benefits.
STONE STRAW CORP, 900 Frank
cL LIE K. Z is part-time: perma-
nanent position for diligent, re-
liable white person In pleasant,
friendly office. $780, 2:30 or 1890
4;30. 5-day week. $50. BOX 433-c,
CIERK-TYPIsT. under 80, for per-
manent position in life insurance
company; pleasant working condi-
lions; inexpensive lunchroom. APP
ply Room 300, $40 14th st. NV. be-
tween am. and 3 pm. -
CLERK-TYPIST. good working cond..
compl. empl. benefit program and
excel. opp. for advancement Can
Mr.. Shallow. G. E. SUPPLY CORP..
CLERK-TYPIsT. white, for manaEer's
office in exclusive residential apt. :;
5-day wk.; salary, $40 wk State
age and experience. Box 494-D. Star.
CLERK-TYPIST, for A or 8 hours
day, 5 or 6 days a week: perm.
position: tipping ability secondary.
bookkeeping; prefer Arlington resi-
dent. starting salary. 81 per hr.
C LEI stY SIS permanent posi-
lions; 4O-hour, 5-day week; good
salary, interesting work, advance
ment. Apply in person. Mr.. Trice,
FRANC JEWELRY CO., 627 9TH
st. NV, 9TH and G. IS
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TYPIST

Department store background and
some experience in employment and
training helpful. Excellent oppor-
tunity for ambitious young woman
Generous employe benefits. Apply
PERSONNEL OFFICE, 5th Floor.
GOLDENBERG'S
9TH. 9Th AND x sTs. NV.
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YOU CAN BE AN
ARTHUR MURRAY
INSTRUCTOR

You'll learn all there is to konw
about dancing; find teaching a lot
of fun Full and part time en-
ployment; college background pre-
ferred. Arthur Murray Training
Glasses start Mon. Nov. g; appli-
cants will be interviewed in person
only; 10 am. to l pm. or 8 pm.
to 10 pm; interviews will close
Mon. at pm. See Miss Farrell
ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIO
110R CONN AVE NV d
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HELP WOMEN
CI,ERK-TYPTST

The All-State Insurance Co. (organ-
lied by Sears, Roebuck 81 Coz. has
an opening in It's WASHINGTON claim
Office for a clerk-typist. 5-day week,
group insurance, profit sharing, hos
pitalization. Call MR.. HERTING,
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CT,ERK-TYPTST

CLERK TYPIST
For new modern office: exceptional
salary and working conditions. See
AUTO BANKERS CORP.
.-.... 1101 K st. NV.
COMPANION and housekeeper, white,
for elderly lady; lovely home. pleas
ant surroundings. WO. $3.50. %
COMPANION WANTED to elderly
lacy. days week: prepare dinner;
SEQ per week. Box 4oS-C, Star. 81
COMPANION NURSE, settled white
woman, smoker, to assist other
nurse in care of lady PATIENTS
must be. kind patient and willing,
y a.m,s to ) pm, u days q week;
room, board, 500 per mo: this is a
real home. Box 26-D, Star, -
CoMPToMETER OPERATOR. perm.
employment with pleasant working
condS., paid vacations and other
benefits. 5-day. 3Ti2-hr. wk.. start
ing rate $40 wkly. WESTERN
ELECTRIC CO.. iii N. Capitol st.
oPERATOR-Wash-
tngton's largest INDEPENDENT dairy;
5-day 40-hr. week; permanent. ex-
cellent working conditions. company
benefits; age 25-45. Apply Person.
mel Dept EMBASSY DAIRY INC.
1920 First st. NV. DU. 1441. -
COOK for night club work. Cali
Cutok1NG ASSISTANT, part time,
white ME POO, Ext 80
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COLORED GIRL - Free to teach
music; S-hr. day. Sun, HO. 1899;
Mon DE. 6342.
COLORED, experienced only; fountain
and sandwich girls. Meals and uni
forms. Apply in person, PENN
DRUG. 1901 z st. NV. -7
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Agents. tCont.)

STOPS FOGGY eyeglasses. Amazing
chemical cloth stops eyeglasses. fog
ging in changing Temperatures.
Samples sent on trial. KR1STEE
116, Akron, Ohio.
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ASSISTANT

TO COLLECTION MANAGER in one
stores; hospital and life insurance
provided; good working hours; pay
commensurate with ability Call
IN person at MARX JEWELRY CO.,
73S 7th st. NV.
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CLERICALS

YOUNG WOMEN FOR GENERAL
CLERICAL WORK. MUST BE AC-
CURATE AT DETAIL WORK OR
FIGURES.
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1901 Lawrence Ave. NE.

CLERICAL ASSISTANT for suburban
planning and engineering ONCE;
duties include receiving public, an,
swering phone inquiries. filing ana
tipping in connection with suodivi-
sion. street and building plans.
desirable. Initial salary. 5000
to S2,4OO per annum. Excellent
opportunity for advancement; 5-day
week. vacation and retirement bene-
fits; Phone, Monday. MRS. MITCH
cI FIX AZ. I aETp Knov,. of T typ-
ing helpful; perm. pos. NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO., 719 9TH st. NV.
CLERK for wholesale grocery house;
must have some knowledge OF book
keeping and general ONCE work;
5-day wk., paid vac. Box BE. Star
CLERK, white. about 80 for card
filing and mail opening dept: mod
crate amount of supervisory ability
necessary: In reply please mention
desired dssi i'a aDd Dhone N no. Box SAID.
CLERK. general office work. a little
tipping; 5la days. Mr.. K st. bus line
NORWOOD OFFICE SUPPLY CO:
INC, lI5s 2lst ST. NV. Eat M
SLEhn+ dkCh At-oe-. Adl EC ddto
surance claim department: work in
wolves accurate proof checking of
files and tipping Convenient down.
town location in new air conditioned
building. Good starting salary Mus
cost Of living bonus. 40.hr. week,
paid vacations and INSURANCE;
Phone Mr.. SIEBERT. at ME-. 327o
for appointment. 10
CLERKS. white, dry cleaning stores,
various D. C. localities, exper. not
nee. required, fully paid during short
training period, attrac. working
conds., salary and commission. APP,
ply Mon, 9 to 1870 am. at 32l3
l4th st. NV park rdD
CLERK. for admitting room or reser-
vations; pleasant. courteous person.
for hours 4 pm. to IL pm: 6-dRy
week, tipping required. Apply Per-
sonnel office. EMERGENCY HOS
CLERK to price laundry tickets. One
familiar with PIX and adding ma
chimes 45-hr. week: Age 25-35:
Ask for Mr. Burns, WASHINGTON
LAUNDRY. 1907 z ST NV. g
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

EXPERIENCED WOMEN TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS WANTED BY WELL
HOME 1T1ELEPHoN1NG. cali Mr.,
BERNSTEIN. MI. 1889. AFTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
STENOGRAPHER

We have two, openings for desirable.
permanent situations; 5-day, 40-hr
week. Successful applicant must
assure good attendance and be able
to pass o medical examination. Rea-
sonable shorthand and tipping speeds
are required. Desirable company
benefits available. Apply Personnel.
Saturday 81.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

BEAUTICIAN, attractive, neat; mani
curlst and operator; not older than
20; otherwise do not apply. Call
BEAuTHcfAN. exp.-Beautitul 70 new
salon in Md; good opport for steady
girl; salary and commission. Gail
sunday, 100 pm. It'll $50 pm.
BEAUTICIAN - Exper. all-around
operator. Personal interviews only.
MAxINE'S &; EDITH'S BEAUTY
SHOP. 1920 2otn st. NV -
BEAUTICIAN. wanted experienced all
around operator; good salary and
commission. Call LONGFEILOM
BEAUTY SHOP, GE. 9S4S. 1921
Cciorsdo ave. NV. IS
BEAUTICIAN, MANICURIsT, LEE
STUDIO, Ma. 2214.
BEAUTICIANS-Men or women, ex-
perts only, permanent future to loyal
dependable individuals; top salary.
Call 81. 2232. IS
BEAUTY OPERATOR. part time;
BEAUTY SALON. 1904 Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
colored, to work in shop ~ mi. from
Wash. Write AMMAN, 106 W
LEICESTER ST. Winchester. Va. IS
BEAUTY OPERATORS, manicurists;
salary and 500 commission. 90t
Ellsworth dr.. Silver Spring. SH.
BEAUTY OPERATOR = Shampoo.
manicurist; steady position; pleas
pRESSERs. 23IS Wis. ave. NV,
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HELP WOMEN
GOVT GIRLS. HousEWIyEs

GOVT. GIRLS, HOUSEWIVES. make
up to $50 q wk. in spare timel Sell
Nations fastest selling line greet
ing cards. ETC. Free sample kits:
Christmas imprints now (50/S1 to
25/S1.95 retaiD 81 personal sta
tionery, napkins, coasters. etc. Spec.
sample offers on approval. Natl
distributor. fast local serv., write,
phone or stop in. GATTIS CO.. 1924
18th st NV. MA. 2940.
INCREASE INCOME, show friends
lovely handkerchiefs. Easy sales,
repeats. Experience unnecessary.
Liberal percentage; No risk offer
Exclusive opportunity. SCHMID CO.,
Dept. 10. Kingston. N. Y.
BIG REWARDS FOR SPARE TIME
Easy way to earn finest silver
ances, etc. Organize social club;
take orders for household, personal
needs. Proven plan, no experience
or sample case required. Write for
q details today LARKIN CO.. INC.
Dept. D. Buffalo 10. N. Y.
WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A
TYPIST
With some clerical experience: pleas
ant working conditions; good SAL
airy: vacation with pay. See Mrs.
Mcdonnell. ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. 1908 14th st. NV. u
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CASHIER

Trainee; irregular hours including
alternate weekend work; permanent
position. vacation with pay, start
ing salary S175 per mo. Apply IN
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.
724 22nd st. NV.
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TYPIST

40 w.p.m; high school graduates,
age II to 20; 5-fay week, s to
4:30: several openings in expanding
company Tor pleasant, capable girls
who are interested in both working
conditions and chance for advance
ment; excellent opportunity; one
opening with light steno, duties.
Please call for apt. MRS. TERRY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
GOLDENBERG'S

COSMETIC AND DRUG CLERK, ex-
perienced. with local reference. APP
ply AMBASSADOR DRUGSTORE
14th and K SITS. NV. -
permanent position
top salary, good hrs. WOODLEY
DRUG STORE. 1897 Conn. ave. -5
DANCE TEACHERS-Full and part
time; experienced preferred but not
essential; excellent opportunities for
advancement in growing studio; top
salaries. Call no. 4423. %
DANCE TEACHERS to teach children
either tap or ballet. Phone AID.
621l %
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WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR A
TYPIST
POSITION OPEN
FOR EXPERIENCED
Girl,

To handle insurance COM
pensation. claim department.
This i for an m excellent excellent oppor-
position with more than aver
age salary. Must be good typist
and capable Of handling CORE
spondence. Our employees are
aware of this ad. All replies
held In strtctest confidence.
BOX 273-D, STAR
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FOUNTAIN HELP

FUR FINIsHER, experienced, apply
$685. Georgia ave, Silver Spring
GENERAL CLERICAL for svc. dept;
40-hr.. 5-day wk., excel. CO. benefits.
Apply in person. SEARS ROEBUCK
g. CO.. Mr.. C. ]. Boudreau. 1901
Lawrence ave. ne. -
GENERAL CLERK, under 35, for per-
manent position in purchasing dept.
of life insurance company; 35-hr., D.
day wk.: inexpensive lunchroom.
Apply RIM. 300, S16 14th St NV,
between 8 am. and 8 pm. ~
General Office Assistant
Experienced, with knowledge of
switchboard; 5l2-day wk.; S45
starting salary. Box BID, Star.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER. some
tipping and shorthand; young lady;
no exper. necessary; perm. position
excel. opportunity. MILEHAM &
KING, 921 9TH ST. NV.
HAIR STYLISH
Man or woman. WILLIAM OF NEW
YORK: Hair stylist. 1918 Mich. ave.
ne. HUI. 1928. 20
TESS-CASHIER. IL noon to q
pm; off Sunday; experience not
necessary. CHEVY CHASE INN.
5510 Conn. ave. .
HOUSEKEEPER, white; small adult
family; -g.h,w.. live in; refs. Box
377-D, Star. -6
HOUSEHOLDER. exp, white. age 30
As; rs rooms; live OUT HO. 6720.
till / pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
DANCE TEACHERS

Don Martini needs young ladies. ages
21-30, with personality and ambi-
exper. nee; training given free to
accepted applicants. College back
ground desired but not essential.
Excel. salary and oppor. for ad-
vancement Apply in person, noon
to pm, 502 18th St: NV.
DON MARTINI
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GARFINCKEL'S

CLERICAL ASSISTANT
Must be able to add rapidly on comp
tometer or Burroughs calculator;
perm. position; 40-hr. 5-day wk.;
excel working conds.. many COM
pany benefits. Apply at once, Miss
Jones. personnel office.
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
oon1 Iourapns Ava NE
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RUG SALESWOMAN
COMMISSION BASIS

Excellent opportunity for experienced
woman. Discount on purchases
Move benefits. Apply PERSONNEL
OFFICE. 9th floor.
GOLDENBERG'S
nth, sth and X SITS. NV. /
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CORSETIERE

Saleswoman for corset department
some experience in selling intimate
apparel. Generous employe benefits.
Apply Personnel once. 9Th fl.
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AELP MEN Cont
rv (F.) $65 WIZ.
HELP WOMEN

ACC0MPANIST piano, and singer
combined, to work with young male
vocalist appearing downtown spot.
10. 2-321S between and pm.
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1NTERVIEWERS
Between ages 25 and 40; no expert
ence necessary; tipping not neces-
sary; excellent working conditions
and interesting work. Select the
office nearest your home.
STATE LOAN co.
5000 r. I. AVE. MT. RAINIER, MD
1892 GA. AVE. Sill. SPG.. MD.
113 SO. COLUMBUS. ALEX. VA.
120G LEE HWY. ROSSLYN. VA.
JEWELRY SALESGIRL. exp. essential.
ERNEST EURK, 6l4 18th St. NV:
medical clinic; 40-hr.. 5H2-day week;
non-registered. $3.50; registered,
S2.400; leave provisions, medical
coverage Call Elk. 0007. -
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, grad
uate. Call RE. 1900, DIR. KOTZ.
Ask for Mrs. Muller. -
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN for gen.
eral duty; must be well trained and
experienced in clinical laboratory
work. Apply PATHOLOGIST. Emer-
gency Hospital. 10
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, expert
enced. to work nights on Sat. and
Sun. and several nights during the
week, either ALP pm. or 1878 am.
Apply PATHOLOGIST. Emergency
Hospital. 10
Laboratory Technician
DOCTORS OFFICE; 5-DAY WEEK;
GOOD SALARY, WA, 5000. %
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HOUSEWIVES, as telephone sales
ladies for spare time work at home.
Apply in person, MILLER'S MUSIC
STORE, 1888 G st. NV.
LADY. for doctors Office; no night
work; 5h days: experience pre-
ferred: open. salary; vicinity Falls
Church. Call ia. 4-1195. IS
LADY. single. middle aged. white. to
manage small rooming house. (no
maid. Ink, nm. and salary. Box
LADY TO MANAGE tobacco dept. in
dept. store; experience advantageous.
but not necessary. Write particu-
lars to Box 404-D. Star. IS
LADIES-Big. comm. for spare time.
Represent lge. hosiery firm. Write
RIM. 302, Dept. NJ, 1928 Chestnut st.,
Phila, &. Pa.
LADIES, AGE 40 TO IS
Part-time sales work In hrs. Of own
choice aver. S35 per wk. Phone
MA. 1858. Sun, l to 4 pm, or
Mon, 1914 pm.
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Laboratory Technician
DOCTORS OFFICE; 5-DAY WEEK
GOOD SALARY WA 5000 g
Evening star., 1950-09-06
7 Held for Grand Jury At Inquesfs Info 7 Deaths

Two men were held for the &C.
ton Of the grand jury at inquests
yesterday.
Ernest Thompson. 20, colored
Of the 900 block Of Third street
NV. was held in the fatal stab
bing Friday Of Claude v. Hill, AZ,
colored, Of the 1900 block of Mar
ion street NV. The stabbing took
place in an automobile parked
north Of the District line on South
Capitol street. Mr.. Hill. who was
stabbed in the chest and forearm,
died in Casualty Hospital.
The other man held on q mur-
Evening star., 1950-09-06
Mrs. James Green Leaves $227, 1877 Estate 10 Son

American Security and Trust Co.,
executor Of Mrs. Green's estate
They lived in the Mayflower Hotel,
where Mr.. Green still resides.
Mrs. Green died August 10 in
Whitefield. N. H., where she and
her husband vacationed. She was
born in Northport, Long Island,
and married Mr.. Green II years
ago.
She made no bequests for her
husband, declaring in her will
that he has adequate means OF
support.
Evening star., 1950-09-06

The late Mrs. Johanna Thomp-
son WALES Green, wife Of a re.
tired bank director here, left 9
1927, 1877 estate to her son, Edward
T. Wales.
This was shown in probate pa
pers on file in District Court to-
day. Mr.. Wales. a son by his
mothers previous marriage. is a
foreign service counselor stationed
now at the American Embassy In
London.
Her widower is James M. Green
SO, who retired about a year age
as chairman Of the board of the
Evening star., 1950-09-06
Noyenu Announced

The Rev. G. M. Dougherty OF
the Servite Fathers, Chicago, will
preach at the services Of the 18th
annual solemn novena to Our
Sorrowful Mother from tomorrow
through September Is in the
Catholic Church Of the Immacu-
late Conception, N and Eighth
streets NV. There will be two
services each day, at $50 and
7::45 pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-06

der charge was Leon Smith, 81
colored, Of the first block OF
Seaton place NV. He is charged
with the death of Harry Gray, SO,
colored, Of 16211a Eleventh street
NV, who died in Freedman's
Hospital Friday, three days after
he was found unconscious in front
Of his house. Police said he suf-
fered a fractured skull as a result
of a blow.
Evening star., 1950-09-06

No food shortages. The Presi-
dent has stated that neither food
shortages or rationing are in
prospect. despite the fighting in
Korea. Don't hoard.
Evening star., 1950-09-06

Sydney, Australia, named a new
block Of fats after an ex-convict
who made good.
Evening star., 1950-08-11
Stadium Lights Sought
For Montgomery Blair

Lights for Montgomery Blai,
High School stadium will be the
primary objective Of the school,
alumni association, Silver Spring
during the next few months.
The Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
has promised to provide $4,000
of the $4,000 estimated cost,
provided the association will raise
the other $4,000.
Paul v. Kreh, president of the
alumni association, announced
this week that the project had
been approved by school and
county authorities, but that nei-
ther had money available for in
stallation Of the lights.
The Silver Spring Civitan Club
has offered to help in raising the
funds, he said. He added that
appeals had been sent to other
service clubs.
The association will attempt to
raise the money through cash
donations, loans from civic groups
to be paid back from gate re-
ceipts. and by sponsoring dances
and comparable events. Gifts of
labor and materials will also be
accepted.
Evening star., 1950-08-11
Polio Season Nears Peak
In Area, DR.. Dauer Saws

DR.. Carl c. Dauer, director o1
the Bureau of Preventable Dis.
eases Of the District Health De-
partment, said earlier he believes
the polio season has just about
reached its peak in the Washing
ton area. He said he expects a
gradual decline after this week.
DR.. Dauer said the polio ratio
in the District is 8 or 8 per 100 900
population. Fairfax has the high
est polio ratio, with II cases per
100. 900 population. Prince Georges
has 8, Montgomery County 10 and
Arlington z per 100000.
The director said a ratio of 20
per 100000 is considered an epi-
demic.
Through last week. there we're
1,186 polio cases over the country
so far this year-fewer than at
the same time during the past four
years, he said.
Evening star., 1950-08-11
Two Germans 10 Attend
Montgomery Blair High

Two German students, benifici-
aries Of the American Field
Service international Scholarship
Fund. will attend Montgomery
Blair High School, Silver Spring
this fall. Scheduled to arrive late
this month are Dagmar Anna
Sabathil, Of Bandshut, Baryerne
Province, and Heinz Erich Mum
Mich. of Nuremberg, both II.
They are among about so for
Ieign students being placed in
American schools by the scholar
ship fund.
Daryl w. Shaw, school prin-
cipal. said the Student Council
unanimously approved the idea
when he left 1t up to the group
to decide.
Dagmar will live with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph K. Herzig, 726 Thayer
avenue. while her companion will
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. John A..
Troxler, lit Normandy drive.
The homes were selected after
efforts by the Rev. Robert E. Lee,
pastor Of st. Luke Lutheran
Church, and the Rev. Joseph
Deppe, pastor Of st. Michael's
Catholic Church, in cooperation
with the Parent Teacher Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1950-08-11
Montgomery College
Scholarships Open

Applications for six scholarships
for the 1950-51 year at Montgom-
cry County Junior College will re-
main open until August 18. Dean
Hugh G. Price announced today
The full-tuition scholarships will
be awarded August 81.
The scholarships are based pri-
marily on need, with scholarship
and character also as requisites
The scholarships are being award
ed by the Rotary Club of Be-
thesda, the Woman's Club OF
Chevy Chase. the Rotary Club OF
Rockville and three by the Won1-
ans Club of Bethesda.
Applications should be mailed
to the Scholarship Committee,
Montgomery Junior College, Ia
koma Park -. Md.
Evening star., 1950-08-11
Virginia Firemen End
Convention With Parade
by the Associotsd Press

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 1.-THE
64th annual State flremen's con.
vention will be concluded here
today with q parade.
In the Virginia firemen's Olym-
pics held here yesterday, the
West Point department came out
on top by placing first In two
contests and second in three
others.
The contests dealt with speed
and coordination in fighting
fires.
The Charlottesville firemen's
band won first prize Of 500 in
the out-of-town bands contest
last night. The firemen's band
OF Alexandria, was awarded $50
as runner up.
Also assembled in Norfolk for
its 22nd annual convention is the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Associa-
ton, which yesterday elected Mrs
Louise Boer of South Norfolk
as president.
Evening star., 1950-08-11
Pugh Quits Council Race
On Advice Of His Doctor

John C. Pugh, Poolesville, has
withdrawn as q candidate for the
Democratic nomination to the
Montgomery County Council from
the Third Council District.
Mr.. Pugh said his physician
had advised him not to run.
His action leaves G. Lamar
Kelly, jr., Mayor of Rockville, un-
opposed for the nomination for
that district which includes Rock
vile, Poolesville and Darnestown.
The Republican candidate Lath-
rop E. Smith. Servilah, also is un-
opposed.
A record number of lis candi-
dates-66 Democrats and 40 Re-
publicans-have filed for county
offices. OF these, 4 Democrats and
IL Republicans are unopposed in
the September 18 primaries.
Next Friday is the deadline for
withdrawal. Any candidates drop
ping out of the race by that time
will be refunded his filing fee.