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Evening star., 1951-07-22

APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1924 H St. NV. No Phone Calls-24
CARPENTERS, exper., trained mer
for framing. BROWNE WOLF
Alex. Va. near FairlinEton shoppInl
Center. -22
CARPENTERS, for remodeling anc
repair work; must be good. all.
around men, sober and industrious
no others need apply. W. j. BAUM
BACH, INC. 4147 Wilson blvd, ia
4-l250.
CARPENTERS, good all around men
only, for housing project in Land
over Hills. call Sunday. after 4 pm
or all day Monday. Capital City Con-
Struction. LO. $3.50.
CARPENTERS, rough and trim.
Steady work. Apply 7:3O am. Mon,
4716 Wis. ave. NV. -23
CARPENTERS (el. report with tools
See w. N. EVANS. -22
CARPENTERS. top pay: need 8 all
MORE, 1lo4 Vermont ave, NV,
CARPENTERS, trim men. 46th pl,
and H st. Sc. -23
CARPENTERS-Only 1st class need
apply, steady employment, apply
11o9 goth st. NV, 1880 to 8 am.
or to $50 pm. --23
CARPENTERS. white; top wages for
lst-class trim men. Call MR..
WILSON, Ii. 4-63S4. -.,3
CARPENTERS-Hou development
in Arlington has openings for frame
and trim men, only top mechanics
need apply. MADISON MANOR.
CARPENTER FOREMAN, to take COM
plete charge of constructing new
brick building at Greenbelt, Md.
Phone or write for interview. WILL
LIAM H. SANDS. INC, contractors.
YORK rd.. Towson 4. Md. Phone
TowSon 144l; eyes,. Towson 1859.
-:6
CARPENTER FOREMAN. experienced.
for detached homes, close-by va.
good pay. Box 175-K, Star. -23
CARPENTERS WANTED. trim hands
especially. Apply at Richmond and
Boundary aves., TAX. PIX. Md. See
MR.. MELVIN. go
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BUTCHER, experienced, positively So
Der; excel. salary. Write. stating
experience and ref. Box 460-G. Star.
BUTCHER. steady employment; 5Da-
day week. Must be sober. Apply
INDEPENDENT MARKET. 1025 King
ST.. Alex. Va. -23
BUTCHER, experienced; paid vaca-
tion. free disqualification. group in
surance; 5-day week. work in air
cond. self-service store; perm jcb
for sober man. SHERIDAN
SUPER MARKETS, 6205 Georgia
BUTCHER. exp, capable OF running
meat dept: ref. EMERSON SUPER
MARKET. 1909 18th st. NV. -23
BUTCHER. all-around man; must
have D. c, license: sober. RITZ
MARKET. 301 10th st. s.w. "a
BUTCHER. expert. white. sober. steady
Job; ref; no Sundays. NO. 1856.
MARINO MARKET. -22
CAR CLEANER and polisher. for used
car lott, must be exper... sober and
dependable; good salary. DU. S301.
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DRAPERY HANGER-Must be expert
enced, good working conditions, year
round work. RE. 703O. so
DRivER y, fol- trash route. Apply 3ioa
DRIVER, colored. for dry cleaning de-
nvery, to stores. Must be sober and
reliable. between 80 and 45 years
OF age; refs; excellent pay; steady
position: Apply Mr. Kluger, ARISTO
CLEANERS. 1926 S. Capitol st.
DRIVER. white or colored, exp to
deliver and service TV and appli-
ences; very good SAL: opportunity
ior advancement: permanent pos
for capable person, vacation with
pay and other empl dement's. Apply
MI Waynan. STAR RADIO Co.
4Ug ] tn st. NV "a
DRIVER. white. for wholesale and
Rtado,nh EetaiI dhryo2eGlseaaning yoGsaan plant. Phone
DRIVER. for dry cleaning plant; ex-
perlenced routeman: guaranteed
SSsaiary and commission; reference.
GiEaN1nNsat @IF nNsth ~ st. NV, WALKER
DRIVER. exper. on furniture, Apply
ALAN UPHOLSTERING CO. go
burlington ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
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CREDIT
MANAGER

WE WANT a THOROUGHLY ExPE-
TAX 6AkE .ccoAR4E coMR4sTE ErcEEv GHARGE 9E
oPPoR71IHIsy oIGE THIS Is soA 4 WoNDERTgL HsH Mgd
Es.pcN Is FAMIIdAR INh s,,nH WITH cIdi7yI5 RETAT5
HND YOUNG HNG ESo9eH To WANf I
MMANENcY Nan \ =, AND A, A COOP s.. SALARY aE;
THN's THIs MoPEgN' SpIg oga.NIA 54;YE4R7o5p RT}dp
VII WITH oAkEp Al OF PBE BENEFITS N Ell sdI IT
to To- Mr., DopEK; p. J: KAUFMAN,
DANCE INsTRUCToRs-If you are
an ambitious man, age % to 80.
then please read this carefully. Ar,
thur Murray Studios. worlds largest
and best-known dance. studios wants
men to train for positions as dance
class starting Immediately: No ex-
perience nee. College graduates pref:
II you enjoy making excel, social
charming well:bred people and earn
wonderful opport. Our expanding stu
advancement to the executive brack-
ment. Apply in person, 10 am; TO 9
Murray sTuDIos, 11os conn. tsS
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10 Place . Star Classified Ad Cau
Sterling 5000
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL. Business cards as low as
39c for 800. Printing. advertising
speclaitieS, restaurant supplies. fiuo-
sets Once enrnf SUPPLIES ss!sipGe5 cs Jo dsssH dpFsssne
RENT A NEW ROYAL portable type-
writer; S12 for 3 months. Rental
applies on purchase. CENTRAL
2019 14th st. NV, HU. 5121.
THIS is TO NOTIFY all persons
who have articles of cleaning at
ave. (formerly B st. mel that they
may. upon proper proof, claim
their property on Tuesday. July
e; 1851, between and 4 pm.
After this date. we. will not be
tSe tSsD0hsere premises ior fFsieeI FRsbERiestKt stt
BLuMER b dJs CO. e17 Pa. ave. Sc:
PROFESSIONAL MAN, unable 70
Keen his children in college and
meet living costs on GS-l4 sal
ary' must obtain lucrative week
accept any, legitimate work. wheth-
er dignifled or menial other than
selllng or canvassing. Experienced
automobile operator. Will care for
iaigdEsn f4aK. STAR Hs aged or disabled. 9as Box
eUCCESsfUL RETIRED MAN advises
on business and personal ventures
and problems, manages estates,
makes surveys. Box 21-K, Star.
HAVE AVAILABLE MONTHLY a
list of approximately 1880 new
births in the D. c. area. Box 4S1-G,
Star, for further information -23
PLASTERERS-Members of Local 96:
There will be a special meeting
Thursday, July 20, 1851, at 8 pm,
1403 North Capitol St, pertaining
to new agreement. All members are
requested to attend. BY order Of
the president, HARRY ELLIOTT.
WANTED, WHOLESALE DRY
CLEANING
Rough or finished JOHNSON'S
CLEANERS, 1881 r. /. ave. MT.
Rainier Md -C2
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ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
Williams Auction House

Williams Auction House
91S New York Ave,
THIS TUES. (JULY 24th1 0 PM
Terms: Cash; Prompt Removal.
Those looking for better home fur-
nishings are respectfully invited to
Gonsignors Wishing to consirn goods
Wed. Nc "sto'e
Auctioneers ph. ma. 267g,
Evening star., 1951-07-22
HELP MEN
CLERK

Hardware store, for perm. position
good working cond.. , wks.' vaca-
tion with pay, low-cost hospitalida-
tion avail, covering entire family
5La-day wk. SNYDER g. CO.. 6S41
Lee hwy, Falls Church, Va" IA
1874. -22
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HELP MEN

DENTAL TECHNICIAN. professor; ex-
pertenced dentures; also a class and
bar man Write qualifications to
Box 1921. Star. 80
DEPT. STORE SALES CLERKS. alert
capable, 25-40 years; state present
earnings and salary required
splendid future; perm. Write Boz
1890. Star.
DISHWASHER, exper. only; top sal.
ary; meals, uniform and vacation
44-hr; week. no nights or Suns. D.
A. SCHULTZ. 90l Penna. ave. NV
DISHWASHER PORTER for hieb
class restaurant; good wages. gooS
meas; hours, ) pm. to l:3O am
WEARLEY'S. SIG No. Capitol st,
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Engineers

Year or more experience in stress
ANALYSIS, ,fiutter analysis. aerodyn.
amics, thermodynamics. servome-
chanlSms or airplane design, I'M
mediate openings in our airplan ne.
nellcopter and guided missile divi-
slons. Personal interviews will be
held in Washington within next 10
gays. REQUEST appointment in writ
ING and send resume to Employment
Manager, MCDONNELL AIRCPAFT
CORPORATION, St. Louis 5. Mo.
FARMER with family to operate lOOA
cattle farm near Gaithersburg, Md.
New machinery. house with bath.
GE. 1921.
FARMER, with small family, for
neld work and tending cattle; grown
son REQUIRED for dairy help: GOOD
GoTking conditions and wages.
Galtnersburg, Md. Box 81. Star.
FARM MANAGER, purebred bol.tsi,
GARY farm; fine opportunity for right
man; must give ref Call either Di.
4olo or Gaithersburg 476 for appt.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

When answering advertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
inctose original references, photo.
graphs or other materials OF per-
sondl Ddlue. Copies serve the pur-
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

ASSISTANT JANTTOR-Must be able
to operate elev. and switchboard;
quarters furnished. See Supt.,
1893 New Hamp. ave. NV.
ASST. MANAGER for 5 and 10 cent
store. Experienced Answer In de-
tail, age, experience. references and
starting salary. Box 145-G. Star.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
ACCOUNTANT

Young man. accountant, with auto-
motive or automotive repair shop
experience. New shop, expanding
rapidly, needs man capable of main.
tanning shop records, with possibility
OF full charge OF all records and
accounts; salary S75 to start. See
MI. Hutchison, at Ii. 3-ss0O.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
1871 Bladensburt Rd. NE Ok
Evening star., 1951-07-22
HELP MEN

ENGlNEER-Young, draft-exemnt
good pay good hrs. and good work
tlg TX c9nds: Apply the M. J. ULlNE
:, ENGINEER. 3rd class license or
better; familiar with heavy oil
p9rner; for wks. only. Apply
DUPONT LAUNDRY. 2535 Sherman
| ave. NV. 81
Evening star., 1951-07-22
HELP MEN

BAKER, experienced; good salary;
good condition. 4015 S. Capitol St.
10. 3-5100. -22
lum. Md. WA. 9T61. "a
Evening star., 1951-07-22
DEBIT MAN
VIRGINIA RESIDENT

F44VNH44N4xA 4V414OI4N
Wanted by the Sun Life Insurance
Co. We will train you to be q
successful insurance agent; S5C
guaranteed per week plus very lib
eral commissions. Call CHI. 775C
or apply at 3o46 Wilson blvd. Ask
for MR.. CROCKETT.
DELIVERY AND STOCK MAN to work
in a liquor store; good pay and
steady position; must have refer
ence; sc. resident preferred. SPAR
LIQUOR, 3916 s. Capitol st. "a
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ASSISTANT TO
COLLECTION MGR.

Previous experience necessary; good
starting salary; opportunity for ad.
yancement. Reply stating age. mari
tai stetus and previous experience
BOX S6-E, STAR.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
ADJUSTER

Young man 21 to 40, permanent
position with large financial orgari-
ization. group disqualification in
surance and retirement plan, 40
hr. week. car furnished, expenses
paid, train to be branch man
ACCEPTANCE CORP, 1912 Ga.
ave, Silver SprinR Nd -o4
Evening star., 1951-07-22
BUSBOYS
DISHWASHERS

Colored, end other kitchen work. day
and night shifts; meals furnished
paid vacation and sick leave.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1734 H st. NV. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
DISTRICT
MANAGER

National corporation seeking ouaIifsd
man under so with sales manaeeriai
exper; to take over partially estab.
Lshed organization in ArL, Alex
Fafr AK and adjoining counties W.
are interested only in an aggressive
orgarizer with proven ability who is
ESccuStomed TO substantial income
GarnlneS DaSed upon commission
over-writes. bonus and fees: with.
draW If desired. We provide a semi.
professional advisory service te
property owners that will not be
affected by material SHORTAGES. Send
summary Of business experience te
Newark. New York State.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
must have wide exper.: sober; union
ref. Job in Washington. Box 340-J
COOK. grillman wanted. Apply l1s
independence ave. Sc. VIRGINIA
RESTAURANT: experienced, white
sober. Ii. 4-S9S2. --22
COOKS. reliable white men needed q,
roundsmen and fry cooks: good sal.
ary and excellent working condi-
tions. Apply Personnel Once, L st
entrance, HOTEL STATLER. pa
COOK-SEAFOOD MAN-Night work
no Suns; 81 am; top wages to ex.
perieneed man with references
ED'S GRILL l442 H st. ne. ~
Evening star., 1951-07-22

Applications Needed
u. S. EMPL. SERVICE
NO FEES
OFFICE LOCATED
315 18th st. NV.
Old Post ONCE Bldg.
Openings for Professional and
Technical Workers. Also Bkprs.
Messengers tm.1, Stenos., Typists
Local and Overseas
TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL
OFFICE LOCATED
503 K st. NV
Restr. workers. auto bodymen and
mech. (toolsl electr. D C. Hc.),
machinists. wool pressers, porters.
and serv sta attendants ID. c.
permit).
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
DO NOT TELEPHONE.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
BRICK
FOREMAN
APPLY CONSTRUCTION JOB
64o5 14th ct. NV.
SHAPIRO

ENGINEERING CORPORATION
oil 18th st. NV. ME. l717
BULLDOZER OPERATOR, sober. d.
rections: Out Cheverly ave. turn
right on Forest rd to 5000 blk
Greenleaf rd.. Cheverly. Md Ewes,
phone Tower 5q7S. %
BULLDOZER OPERATOR. experienced
man for H.D.-5 loader: must have
car LATIMER. SH. 1910. rs
BuLLDOZER OPERATOR
Experienced; permanent job; large
construction firm. State wages de-
sired Box. 422-L Star %
Evening star., 1951-07-22
ADJUSTER
INVESTIGATOR

Leading financial Institution desires
the services Of several men to
learn credit investigating for de-
velopment as branch MANAGERS.
Permanent, profitable connection
tor the men who qualify. See Mr.
LENDERS, INC.
1909 Georgia Ave. NV. -25
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CLERK
8 pm. to 1:30 am.
CONTROLLER

For high-grade retail women's spe-
cialty store. located in Baltimore
Competent to direct all activities of
our accounting and credit Offices.
Must have good technical knowledge.
Must have gained retail accounting
and credit experience by actually
performing such duties in depart
ment or speciality store Excellent
opportunity. Salary commensurate
with ability. Apply by letter. giving
all pertinent information.
Raymond A. Volz. Treasurer
SCHLEISNER co.
Howard and Saratoga Streets
Baltimore l. Nd.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
HELP wTD. AGENCIES (cont. !,
ATLAS, 1920 N. 7. AVE.
secy's stenos typists bkprs. recpt.
;ypists. nle clerks. payroll clerks
bkpg. Mch. oprs Many others
1920 N 2 AVE NV RIM SOC

syplsts ne CleIk6, pAyroil clorkS
l42o N = AVE NV sM SOC
SECY. (ARL.), $4,000
Cashier, l-s Pm. hosp. - $1S5
Msd Tsshs. ss'S' pt. l,f D@ 600; it,, sssisS sI9S
Sst teno-typists. nssts, days to SSE Ss,ooo %
Asst. mgr. days, not over 40,
supervise food production $4,000
Professional Personnel Bur.
1740 K ST. NV. RIM. |. ME- 1892.
ENGINEERING DEPT.
tPARTIAL LISTING.)
Many openings in all sections Of the
United States for electronic en-
research, development and design
exp. Also recent graduates. Must
be United States citizens.
CIVIL ENGINEERS to 5 yrs. exp.
grading, paving and drainage-de-
Vs Slsp and layout planning sSWsst;
civil ENdINEERs-so to 40 S4'Sno Srs,
old, yrs exp: earth work and
EIECTRICAL ENGINEERS (eiec-
tronic exp0 for research and de-
velopment.
NJ S5' s goo 9o0
HYDRO OR AERopYNAMiCJijssTTS
experimental background with basic
tneory) $4,000 to $S, 900
CRAFTSMEN
TOPOGRAPHIC to 81. 200
lCOMPUTERS texp. in subd. to 5000
ELECTRO MECHANICAL $4,000
MECHANICAL to Sd ,000
ARTISTS-ILLUSTRATORS $4,000
STAT1STCAL -. So, 900
IDETAILERS S3'3SS
TECHNICIANS
ElhEcTRoNIc LIE .RS TECHS. Experimental
RADIO AND ELEcrRoN1c TECHS IS;qTS
ust-class radio tel. lic,, local, Chi
cago and NE. coast So, 500
MATHEMATICIAN tfemale). col.
LEGE GRAD, for assistant in en-
gineerine dept. of research lab.
}eieetronies); no exp. necessary
RESEARCH ASSISTANT "
Machine shop exp. surface grinders.
mining machines, turret lathes
some college mechanical engineer
1ng. to 40 yrs. old $500
MISCELLANEOUS
MACHINIsT HELPERS $50 wk.
MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS, $50 wk.
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
1919 18th ST NV EY rom
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ABBEY PERSONNEL,

A~A- - -
secretaries; many pos. to $4,000.
secy., association. 1900.
secy., Bethesda, $4,000.
:Ir. stenos. typist. to $1,000.
Typist, Silver Spring. $4,000.
Information clerk, no tipping. So 800.
Clerks. no tipping, $50.
Dietician, therapeutic tADA). $4,000.
Grad. nurses. S225 up.
Nurses aides. top pay
Maitresses' Waitress. night club, s2S plus
MEN
Bookkeepers. $4,000 UP.
Accounting clerk. under 80. So 500.
TTypisss-clerk h. S; srads, 5000.
Guards, retired men. $40 up.
MANY OTHER EXCEL. POSITIONS
500 14th st, NV, ST. 0196.
RECEIPT. .-Secy. (FD, SOS Wk.
Nous. lon,ye Ss e0od in o5sn,D with
man-Ene. steno. top salary. steno.,
OPENINGS 20 So 600: caIi I'm in today. law
sfe sfe msi aEiseg young pERs5sn ESt II y5s Yg
13li 6 NV. ST. 1N 1864. 'A''i0A'
Al Secy. (F), S65. Wk.
Few to $1,000 year; personality and
exper. Patent law steno. to SO. 600
up. Capitol Hill sec'y. $275 mo. up
sage 20-26 pref9 stenog. part time
200 new applicants DAILY. Always
excel. openings; oldest-estab. IS
Grated for the PUBLIC. See Miss
BOYD'S, TOO 18th Cor. G
Typist tF), PIX Opr., s238
ist: Enowi: shorthand, ds'sss1'st-'kR $50 Wk: law
ONCE. Hundreds Of other excel.
openings. Always visit first THE
Employment Center" (BOYDS), est.
35 yrs. 700 18th. cor. G NV. ma.
Al Bookkeeper (F), $40 Wk.
Must be exper., full chg. Bookpr. =
typist, oil CO., .S65 wk. Restaurant
hookpr., 2 meals and S55 wk. Asst.
,bkpr., some typing. $50 wk. Bur.
bk. mach. opr.. will train; bank.
See Miss Black Test. 81 yrs.); public
BOYD's, 700 18th, Cor. G
Executive secy (F), $500
Adm. background; personality. secy.
in Georgetown, $50 wk. See Miss
Grant tNA. 2340h est. 35 yrs.
BOYD'S. TOO 10Th. Cor. G.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
CAR HOPS

Young men for full-time employment
salary plus tips; meals and uni
forms furnished.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
uNT CTTNnnTc TN0
Evening star., 1951-07-22
ned Produce Maximum Results for the Most People
PERSONALS Cont
ROSiCrucian MVSterieS

REMEDIAL READING-Also other
elem. junior high. senior high subs
, At home If desired. UN. l9S3.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

WANTED, WHOLESALE DRY
Rough or hfedNo finished JoHNsoNs
CLEANERS, 1921 r. /. ave, Mt.
Rainier. Md. -23
Evening star., 1951-07-22

QUO u SC. ~. w.
mech, ttoois5' eiectr. @ V'i { B G. lic5. 6
machinists. wool pressers. porters
constr mech. ftools). truck drivers
and serv sta attendants ID. c.
'Ifii oTHiER POSITIONS DAILY
MEN
TREASURER
40-4s. college, must have exper.
background as treasurer in heavy
mfg. field to qualify as treasurer of
mfs sass ETsanlHa1en 1dIue with aP1rssss5 ss5d9S d9S
DESIGNERS
CRAFTSMEN
STRUCTURAL
MECHANICAL
ELECTRICAL
ARCHITECTURAL
PIPING
3 to 8 yrs. exper in heavy construc-
tion field. Overtime. Salaries to to
'"1 No ENJOYMENT FEE ~'
Employer will interview in our ofices
Saturday, July %. Please contact
US pTlOT 10 Llldt Odte 1UT dppl-
MGR, PERSONNEL
Under 40; this is fundamentally an
employment managers job involving
crafts and supervisory employees,
including recruitment, testing and
employment forecaSting. in South
ern organization of approx. 10000
employees. Salary $4,000
ENGINEERING
A variety of jobs in the construction
field including material handling.
field engineering and construction
SuperintendentS. Southern location.
c. TRANSPORTATION
Under 40, C. e. (registered engineer
desirable but not essentiap. Work
involves public contact and admin
istration in connection with road
construction. Some travel.
Start $4,000
TECHNICAL WRITER
Electronic backgr'd, exper.. to Sc. 600.
OFFICE MANAGER
5h days, accounting $4,000.
BOOKKEEPER
Under sSIs ao' accounting degree pretsro ss fer
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV, ST. 9442
ARL-ALEX AREA
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Garage Attendant

Two men. One shift, 4 to IL: ons
II to z: Good pay and good work.
ing conditlonS. Apply ALBAN TOW
ERS. 300 Mass ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

SPECIAL. Business cards as low as
59c for 500. Printing, advertising
resent lighting, salesbook pricine
sets, ofnce supplies. Call 10. 9-S837,
Evening star., 1951-07-22

Executive Secy (F), $500
Adm. background; personality. secy.
in Georgetown, $50 wk. See Miss
BOYD'S, TOO 18th. Cor. G
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-13
Concert Series
For County Set
For Next Month

The Suburban Concert Series"
of the National Symphony Or
chestra, Howard Mitchell, Con-
ductor, gets under way October
rs at the University of Mary
lands Coliseum.
John C. Collie, Silver Spring,
and chairman of the concert ser
les. will be assisted by Mrs. Sam
Tel Bledsoe, Silver Spring, pub
Lefty chairman; Mr.. Joseph Bus
cher, Four Corners, Associations
chairman, and Mrs. Harold Price,
Colesville, Sales Chairman.
A number of other lower Coun-
ty people will serve on Mr.. Coles
committee. as we'll as Joseph Ma
thias Of Kensington.
Three concerts which make up
the series will feature the full
National Symphony Orchestra and
will highlfght the solo work of
Theodore Prizes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Prizes, who will make
his debut with the Orchestra dur
ing the second concert, set for
January II.
The open concert will feature
the internationally known cellist,
Gregor Piatigorsky.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-13
School For Blind
Begins goth Year
AS Term Opens

Maryland's School for the Blind
commenced its goth wear of opera
ton when II opened Monday for the
1852 school year.
Francis VI. Andrews, superin-
tendent, said the enrolment has in
creased and that the school is be-
ginning to feel the pressure Of new
students who are affected by loss
Of sight due to retrolental fibro-
plasia.
In order that deaf children be
given more speech, the School this
year has added an oral teacher to
the staff. Next September, it is
expected that the new school build
ing for the colored deaf and blind
will be ready to open its doors.
Persons knowing of children Of
school age who would benefit from
the special educational advantages
offered at the School for the blind
should communicate with Superin-
tendent Andrews at the School in
Overlea.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-13
Safeway President
Warns Against
OPS Price Ceilings

Lingan A. Warren, president of
Safeway Stores in his semi-annual
report to stockholders this week
warned that unfair price ceilings
f"~ food retailnrs can have serious
effect on the distribution of food
to the people of the County.
He said evidence is now develop
ing that shows all elements in food
retailing. chains. super markets
and single store Independents, are
being hurt.
Representatives Of Independent
food dealers. he said. have stated
that the squeeze of present cell
ings is placing manv of the indie
pendents in a position that will
lead to insolvency and failure if
the OPS refuses to allow cost in
creases.
Mr.. Warren said manv of the
smaller business men lack the
large reserve capital necessary to
weather the long period of time
taken by OPS to correct the errors
Of its own orders. This would be
a disaster, Mr.. Warren added,
since these Independent food re-
tailers serve a majority of the pop
ulation of the United States.
In his report, Mr.. Warren said
Safeway Stores is protesting I'M
fair discriminatory price ceilings
and their cOnfscatory effect on
gross margins.