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Evening star., 1951-04-05
Ben Pollock TO Speak

Ben Pollack. special assistant to
Attorney General McGrath, will
speak at Young Peoples Syna-
gogue service at $3.50 pm. tomor-
row in the Tifereth Israel Syna-
gogue, 1401 Euclid street NV. Mr..
Pollack will talk on Brotherhood
Week in Judaism.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
Concert Announced

The National Association for
American Composers and Con-
ductors will hold its first con-
cert for the public at 8:15 pm.
Saturday in Clendenen Hall, Amer
'ican University.
Evening star., 1951-04-05

Fire-Walking exhibitions are be-
ing staged in Fiji for luxury cruise
visitors.
Evening star., 1951-04-27

Between ages of II and 80: 5-day.
37-hr. wk., vacation with, pay; good
DEMNITY INSURANCE CO, $40
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H SITS.
Evening star., 1951-04-27
HELP WOMEN

CoSMESTIC DRUG CLERK. combi-
nation; good pay. hrs. and commits
Give details Boz 4S7.Y. star. -a9
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK. expert
ss NaTfoNAE fl3ssS Sefssfs DsGa e. Co. Ss6 hS
COUNTER GIRL. exper.; 5 days. no
Sat. or Suns; good pay. Hours 1880
am: to 4 pm. Apply COLONIAL
KITCHEN, 2O45 Wilson blvd. Arl.,
COUNTER GIRLS. white; e;sO am
HOTEL HOT Pr; RALEIdH EHaii cSAAFiETER1A.Bss SAi FER; %
COUNTER GIRL for dry cleaning
store, neat appearance and legible
1869 for appointment. -27
COUNTER GIRL. experienced; for dry
LESS CLEANERS. 1867 Columbia
COUNTER GIRLS, exper., colored,
gArRFAx gGArR IUiNcHEoNETTE. 200
couNTEkW N; En- G1RLs-white, some ex-
perience necessary. pleasant working
furnished. Apply ANAcosTIA GOLF
HOUSE or call AK. $3.50. -27
DANCE TEACHERS. exp. pref. but not
VICTOR STUDIOS. 1880 Conn. ave.
DRIVERS, age 25 and over; good
pay. YELLOW CAB CO.. Silver
Spring. 81. 1921.
salary, good working conditions.
Apply MARTINS QUALITY CLEAN
ERS. 2l49 P st. NV. -27
FOOD CHECKER, part time: hours,
12-2. Apply THE MADRILLON
RESTAURANT, washington Bldg,
18th and N. Y. ave. NV. 80
Evening star., 1951-04-27
HELP WOMEN

TYPIsT and switchboard operator
permanent employment with large
Lincoln-Mercury dealer in nearby
Arl. Group health plan, all holi-
days. Apply Mr.. Bortnick, SHIR-
LINGTON MOTOR CO., Shirlington
Business Center. Arl., Va, OV. 1000
TYPIST. under 35, experienced. for
service, dept, newspaper office
GEORGETOWN; 5-day week. hospitalI-
zation and other employe benefits;
advancement. CO. 1015.
TYPIST and dictaphone operator
good working conditions: good sal
ary. DI. 5027. -27
general office work.
insurance exper. helpful but not
required; good working conditions.
SELECTED RISKS COMPANIES
3308 18th st. NV. Phone MI. s022
TYPIsTs, temporary, apptoximately
9 months, ST. 1871. sF-2,9
TYPIST for credit and collection Of
fice, exper. not necessary; good sal
ply HoGLYwooDS StsIofrErH8si cIoTHING G., q,
LO3 1th st. NV. 30
time; morning or
afternoon: 5-day wk.. pleasant sur
roundings; 81 per hr. to start. RE
+
Evening star., 1951-04-27
HELP WokAEN

SEAMsTRESS. exper.; good salary.
Apply In person only. 10 WANDER
sE4MisTIREssEs. di III % for for uphoistering
and slipcovers; steady work and
ESod Pa; Pay. ..Iss RoYAL uPHoLsTERsd1NG
sffSokEET2RY. ffok Ysos; Experience in real 1 es-
THOMPSON. FHA. TWEED 60. INC,
1904 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1890.
SECRETARY. law firm. under 35;
experience desired. but not essen
tial; five-day week, vacation with
pay; salary. $50 per week; neigh
borhood 18th and x NV: For ap-
pointment: call National 2477. 80
ested par tme man'fa from hEsy sG or edn 10
stenoeraphy desirable. but not abb
solutely essential. Phone DI. 4047.
sECRETARY-Part time. Excellent
opportunity for some one in vicinity
Of Fairlington Or Park Fairfax
efPf EEfTa4isse oospls gsp Ra9Sk
DEPT. STORE. 4025 S. aSth st..
Arlington. Va. -29
RECEPTIoNIST. light
colored. for doctors once; knowl-
edge OF physical therapy helpful;
high school graduate, college back
ground: typing. dtctation, neat. size
IL uniform; good salary, depending
on qualifications. Write, stating ex-
per. and refs. Box 265-A. Star.
SECRETARY. top notch, for law Arm;
5-day wk.; SO wk. Box 271-Y,
Evening star., 1951-04-27

AN EXECUTIVE SALESMAN
Need to train as advertiser coun-
selor by Kemper-Thomas. nationally
advertised manufacturer of Good
Will building products. See story in
Time MaGa5ine this week. then
phone GEORGE SULLIVAN local
manager, SH &2S5. for invitation
to lunch Saturday and showing of
Evening star., 1951-04-27
HELP WoAEN tcens.)

CHECKER. srocery; experienced super
market; good hours and pay. Apply
in person, BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKETS, 1919 Rhode Island ave.
CIGAR AND COSMETIC CLERK. age
:,5; a5-49 3 : Experisnced se6l ee6nlg; Hours; 2
PREsToN's DRUGSTORE, cH
CLERICAL ASSISTANTS to work in
auditing department; must have
knowledge of comptometer or Bur-
roughs calculator; permanent posi-
,top.rated @ H,i empioye ben bennefits, Including
mel office, SEARS. RoEBUcK & CO,
1900 Wis. ave. NV.
CLERK for general ofice work; $45
weekly, 5-day week; permanent .po-
sition. ti,n Apply H, ABRAMsoN 60,
CLERK Ifag ts = st; to ng ~; ability toy to Type
helpful, must like to work with
figures; 5-day, 40-hour week. Do
not apply unless you're looking
for permanent employment. Inter
view to 4 daily. Saturday 8 to
L. sToNEsTRAW CORP. 900
CLERK. colored. pleasant personality,
able to deal with public. Apply in
person, 400 w st. NV. -27
CLERK TYPIST, excellent opportu-
nifty for experienced person; pleas
ant working conditions. Apply
BARBER g. ROSS CO., 5th & v sts.
ne, DE. 060l. -
CLERK-Young lady for interesting
work in service dept. of local com
pany; excellent salary. Apply bet.
and IL am, MANHATTAN CO.
LAUNDRY g. DRY CLEANING, 1928
Florida ave. NV.
TT,EPRS
Evening star., 1951-04-27
HELP WOMEN

INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADIES
Capable Of handling rapid fire tele.
phone calls, full time. If you have
steady nerves and are willing tc
work diligently for rapid increases
call EX. 5040, 8 till 5. -27
PART-TIME WORK for young lady
(white), now employed. to handle
telephone 2 or 3 ewes. week, 6 tc
pm. Box 2S-A. Star. .
ENGINEERING FIRM requires COM
bination secretary and reception
ist. Prerequisite: Capable telephone
eonyersationalist. assume RESPONSE
bility, take dictation, type and exc
cute routine office duties. Prefer
previous experience in engineering
office. Salary open. Interviewing
hours after 3 pm. daily. Phone
Evening star., 1951-04-27
SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc

GIRL wants work as good pRrt-time
cook or clean up; any kind Of work.
AID. 9l21.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work
or four days work. IL 1850.
WOMAN. colored wants days work,
any kind; experienced. Call, to
II am. Ii. 6-S63I.
COL. GIRL wants 5-day week; local
refs. IL 3-4693.
COL. GIRL desires part time morn
ings; 5-day week; refs. Telephone
HO. 190f.
Evening star., 1951-04-27
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

porch Enclosures, bsmt.
your problem or an estimate. call
MR.. WILSON, Ii. 4-63S4. Il
ADDITIONS and home moderniZing,
basement to roof; up to 7 yrs. to
pay. HAMILTON coNTR. CO.. RE.
remodeling. alterations.
Modernize your home. Brick ce-
Call sToNEWALL CoNsT. Co. ST.
ADDITIONS ana undermining, cellar
to roof: Call ST. $366-67 for tree
ING CO. 93l New York ave a.y
lots; neatest work in town; free
BRICK fsft;Ra.ssi And oBi sIocRWoRK, SSSiK new and
repair; fireplaces,. patios, walls, ga
RACES and foundations. Call TE.
nSgGx gS2d fer %n.S free estimate. ,bim2sv. biSs
Al work. Ewes. MI. 611s. IL
porches, additions. outdoor firepls..
chimneys. retaining walls. odd jobs,
lge. or small. Call NO. O0S6. 30
and general repair.
porches. fireplaceS, retaining walls.
RINALDI & co. FIR. 2342 any time.
BUILDING. remodeline, fepalrins.
carpentry, brick, cement work. MR..
BAKER, Ii. 3-372S. 2ss
Evening star., 1951-04-27

sS4s s4ss; e. SEaL Lsa ss'Eia
FOUNTAIN GIRL. light coloredi
thor thoroughly Sgdy exper' % on soda and sand;
order cookingS. Must have recent
local drugstore refs. Apply in per-
SON, JUDD'S PHARMACY, 2750 18th
FouNrAIN q VA GIRL. white. experienced
eSaf' fSSf PSfRoREa ReS ER'dp pa' H2aIkia'
perienced; full and part time: CLOSED
SUNDAYS and holidays. NATIONAL
rDE;UUG rDRUG CO. 1000 Conn, ave. -3
solSTsd sasrS Ne s5psT s only hS gOGd cd hours a1d
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, typins
and some shorthand; alert younl
lady, for small congenial ONCE
aTy Gay week week s to s. For appt,, cal
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER Snc
typist, 5ia-day week, permanent
position with old established firm
MARTINS CHINA STORE, 1877;
GRaNDMorHER. ISasi No; hiH white. Christian
and take place as member Of the
family; small salary; mother en-
ployed. References. HU. 1886
after z Dm -27
HOUSEKEEPER, white, for day
nursery: week ends of; live in. Cal
ia. S163 after Z pm -2S
HOUSEKEEPER for high-type room.
infor., call EX. 2412 or DI. SAT-.
LAUNDERETTE ATTENDANT, Arl-
ington resident. For appointment
call FIR. 922l. -27
Evening star., 1951-04-27
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

COUPLE, white, man many years ex-
perience driving here and abroads
5 years guard U. S. foreign service;
wife experienced parlour maid,
Free to travel. Write CHRISTIAN
LOEHR. 2110 r st. NV. 29@
Evening star., 1951-04-27
HELP MEN (cont.)

man, steady. for general work in Pet
Cemetery. Sober type. Lo. 5-1395.
30
MEN, 1S years or over. interested in
Joining Installation force Of ma
tionally known manufacturer OF
telephone central once equipment;
progressive wage scale in effect. Call
MR.. TRACEY, MI SS92 between 8
am. and $3.50 p.m.. Monday through
Friday ii
MEN for landscape work; no exper
necessary; steady work. Call OIL
1929. -27
MEN with technical background
based on education or experience
interesting work; opportunity fol
advancement; possible travel in U
S, A. Cali XII. $500. -27
MEN-Ynu can earn S1o0 week anc
more experienced only, canvassint
nationally advertised watches or
credit; car not necessary. Contact
Mr.. Joseph. NEW YORK SEWELRY
CO, 719 18th st. NV.
MEN-For light delivery work in
Bethesda and Silver Spring area;
apply to at MOHICAN ENG1.
NEERING SERVICES. INC, S5:
Pershing drive. Silver SprinR. ~
Evening star., 1951-04-27

TELEPHONE ORDER CLERK, over
21;. courteous. pleasant. accommo-
dating, to receive telephone calls
dealing with general public; must be
high school grad; 5za-day; wk: APP
ply in person. INSTITUTE CLEAN
ING PLANT, S021 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring, Md. -29
TELEPHONE OPERAToR-Will train
intelligent settled woman for ne.
apartment building secretarial
switchboard. Call resident mgr,
North O335 for appointment. -2s
TELEPHONE SALESWOMEN 90. ex-
cellent opportunity for ambitious
women to earn money from own
home by selling for leading national
publisher; department store privi-
leges; exper. helpful but not neces-
sary; must have unlimited phone.
Box 264-A. Star. -27
THEATER CASHIER; pleasant posi-
ton for woman able to work split
day and evening hours; experience
desired. but will train qualified ap-
plicant Apply to Assistant Man
ager. LOEWs PALACE THEATER,
In person only. -20
Evening star., 1951-04-27
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING MAY / for San Francisco.
Will take passengers to share ex-
penses. Greenbelt 4727. 21%
FLORIDA, any town: leaving Mon,
April 30, noon; desire L lady pass.
NO S00S. -27
CALIFoRNIA-Leaving Sat, 3 pm.
North central part; share expense; |;
1-3 passengers. Phone JU. 7-6t06.
21%
LEAVING APRIL 30 for San Fran
cisco, Calf. viii take 3. Call AT.
2264
DRIVING Ell PASO. TEX. April 90;
take 3 passengers. Refs. EN-. 6tfl.
YOUNG MAN desires a ride to Calf
viii drive for transp. Call between
81 pm, ST. 0007.
Evening star., 1951-04-27
HELP DOMESTIC Cont }

HOUSEKEEPER--Competent middle.
aged colored woman to live in; care
for children and home. Located in
South .Piscataway, Md. approx 16
miles from center of town. Pvt. rm.
and bath; 512-day week, every week
end.off. Salary open. Call MRS.
DUNN, Ii. 3-3423. between and ).
any day except Sat. and Sun. go
MAID-G .h.w. and supervision of 3
school-age children; other help em-
ployed; perm; live in; ref. rea,; s25
week. GE. 1859. -2S
MAID; will pay s35 per week with
maid to cook, do g.hw. and laundry.
Insist on recent local references
and recent health certificates; new
home with complete electric faclli-
ties and maids room and batn. Do
and with children. Call ST. 59O5,
after 10 am; Sunday, OIL, 1852.
MAID. well groomed; g.h.w.. good
iaundress 3 days, Sl2 plus car
103, Mt. Rainier. Md. 81
MAID, colored or white: must be
good plain cook to take care of
apt. in suburban Va housing project
about. 2 miles from Lincoln Me-
mortal. No children in family Full
time; 81 days per week; salary
Sn5-Y Stsr ~'e d'o>
MAID-Experienced. g.h.w.. fond of
children. Live in, Sundays of, sH.
6796.
MAID. white. to live in; cooking ex-
per, not nee: salary according to
MAID WAITRESS (col. Girl. neat,
quick, efficient; Broadway club hrs,
s -730; time OFF; S25 week.
plus meals. Start a. once; inter-
view, So pm. 1776 Mass. ave. NV,
don't phone.
NTRsEMAtD5ve YRS SI,.1 DIV adsa IL light h9sse-
NURSEMAID G.H.W., care for two
empl.i 5l2-day Nk,; North Arl.,
cony. to bus; exper. and local ref.
required. Call GIL. 1861, Fri. e&e.
INURSEMAID - WHITE
OR COLORED, MUST
BE SETTLED, TO CARE
FOR 2-YR.-OLD CHILD;
LIVE IN; PERMANENT
POSITION; EXCEL
LENT SALARY TO THE
RIGHT PERSON. DO
NOT APPLY UNLESS
YOU HAVE Al REF
ERENCES. PHONE EN-.
7173.
WOMAN, noon through dinner. 5
days, gh.w., light laundry; en-
ployed adults; SIG and carfare.
WO. 910l. go
WOMAN to assist mother with house.
work and 2 children; 5-day week.
OR. 1918
WONIAN-Dependable gh.w, care
of > children; references and health
card. Arlington resident 5i2 da>S:
S25 and carfare. CHI. 933S after
pm, ~
WOMAN, experienced, for g.h.w. and
assist with care OF children: live in;
local references. JU. 7-1573. 80
WANTED, Polish lady, for general
cleaning and baby sitting. part
time. AID. 3SS5.
RELIABLE WOMAN to care for baby,
g.h.w.; permanent job; live-in il
desired. AID. 53S3. go
Evening star., 1951-04-27
TYPIST

| = - ~
ss!Esen stsse "a ages n.tl5,, Of II and 80 5-day
DEMNITY INSURANCE CO. $40
Woodward Bldg. 18th and H SITS.
NV. =
TYPIsT- CASHIER, gen. ONCE work
Good starting salary. Apply KENT
TYPIsT- CLERK, age 20 to SO: must
edge Of PIX experience helpful but
not essential. for auto leadership.
5-day wk., group insurance, tnclud-
ing Decentralization; See Mrs; Thomas
at MCKEE PONTIAC, 1928 L st.
TYPisT-CLERK, girl IS or over, for
| typing and general clerical work in
local Office of nationally known
electrical SbNRs RsnutactqTeS s% H0Ss Call Mr..
SDsEstO. sasy week
Ing eonditionS; Apply Mrs; Bullock:
DEPT. PEP, STORE. 4o25 s. 2sth st.
wzfFkEfss wAzlif'FPEffSs Vs for aosher-style as restsu-
son, soEoMoNs dIeseaSfs REsTAuRANT, aggIy i Is1
WAITRESS, white. experienced;
iitsady i4th s., work. Sx. MAYNARDs' d: s!08
TAFsss "a aAsRaass S52sEsn'sf gfaisS AP
Conn. ave. and S st. NV. 20
WAITRESS. white: good working con-
Soa't g Apply, ABBY i FLEETS hST Inn, i'm,
wAIrREss@Exper. slT az s. E;s in serving I'd food
and mixed drinks; night work. 5S@S
GEORGIA ave. NV. GE. 9537.
| WAITRESS, white, over Fl; full week
or week end; air conditioned ST..
sSs4A1Rpsnr sss2f aftsf pm. sPEcTooER's
wATTRESsMWhite; China Inn Res
tagrant shirlinston shopping ctr.
WAITRESS. neat appearance; good
tips, tips; salary la s26 week. Apply 5000
WAITRESS. experienced: 5-day week,
8 to ii pm. Apply 10 am. to Z
pm. GARDEN RESTAURANT, 1919
wtASffTFRiESsssH' AIT q H'f s. A. REEVES. 1908 s r.
wAITREss. thoroughly experienced
FIELD RESTAURANT. 1859 Conn.
WAITRESS; ,'I RES s. White. M M experienced; s5 APP
WAITRESS. white, attractive and
| neat; excellent working conditions,
| tips and salary, Apply in person.
CAPTAIN TOMS BAR AND GRILL,
wAIIREss. Ehits. no SUNDAYS: g good
fss5 hes5S: sstR bREHA4N,s 81 hW: REsTAURAST' RAS
WAITRESS, white Apply LONG
FELLOW FOOD SHOP, 5521 Colo
! rado ave. NV. rs
WAITRESS. white. experienced. night
| work. Apply in person. ELITE RES
TAURANT. 1868 Georeia ave. NV.
WAITRESS
EXP. only need apply. ROUMANIAN
INN. S15 18th st. NV. rs
MATTRESSES. colored. experienced
in soda fountain too: So4 a week to
start meals and very good tips
Apply 1907 18th st. NV. 81
MATTRESSES, colored go. to work
dinner and week ends; salary plus
percentages; references required as
to experience, E.s,1 character and de-
CHASE CLUB Conn. ave. and
WAITREsSEs-Part or full time; ex-
h1LLToP REsTAURANT. sa1iI Il i
MATTRESSES al, exper.. white;
good salary. excellent TIPS. Apply
MARINER RESTAURANT, 1912
wAITREss, "! evening gGI'' meal, sundays
Oh; meals. Apply in person at 4 pm.
POUGET RESTAURANT, 1909 Conn
MATTRESSES. white, over FL; local
EXP EXP, Apply after Z pm. d1d23I
Evening star., 1951-04-27
TYPIST

If you are girl who is looking fol
Job which offers you security, ex-
cellent working conditions. congenia
associates, free group insurance ano
paid vacation, sick leave and flolf-
days as we'll as interesting worh
with a national news magazine. you
will want to talk to US. You shoulC
be a competent typist and be in.
tesested in permanent employment
Call Mon.-Fri., 5000, DI, 1900
Evening star., 1951-04-27
YOUNG WOMAN
THE EVENING STAR

l1O1 ECA1l1. k1NC. ~.
ATTRACTIVE OPENING for young
woman who likes to deal with the
public, to serve as clerk in local
hospital. Good working conditions.
and pleasant environment: must
have tipping ability, neat appear
ance, good personality; vacation,
sick leave, social security benefits.
Apply in person at Personnel Office,
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
SALES, ExPER.; Connecticut ave.
speciality shop; excel. salary. comm,
paid weekly, Out of town exper.
WANTED. van D. White Sase' girls. for % Illusion
show. Apply MRS. L. B. MALOTT,
Illusion Show. World Mirth show,
Benning rd 27$
EXPERIENCED in dry cleaning store,
Top pay to responsible person. Call
IA. S-0461, MR.. PUCKETT. 27s
GIRL. $3.50 years OF
age; general health club work; 3
mornings week; experience not
necessary. BILL HUTZELL'S PHYS
1CAL FITNESS CLUB, 171p K st.
NV. Call Elk. 4204 for interview v
appointment. 30
Evening star., 1951-04-27
OPPORTUNITY

FOR young man in rental dept. Of
long established trailer company.
Good wages, steady work, employe
benefits See Mr. Keeping AMERI-
CAN TRAILER CO., 4030 Wis. ave.
NV. 1T
Evening star., 1951-04-27
CAMERA REPAIR

Movie equip. tfereign or domestic).
BRENNER. 933 Penna, ave. NV.
CONTINUED on Next Passl
Evening star., 1951-04-27
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
ARTIST
BOOKKEEPER

To take charge of Office; permanen
position; salary commensurate with
ability, Age 25-40 HICKMAN
PRODUCTS CORP, S11 Monroe st
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-15
EDITORIAL BRIEFS

WHAT is CIVIL DEFENSE? With the subject
foremost in the minds of all ctztns we might define
the term thus
Civil Defense is the mobilization, organization and
direction of the civilian population and necessary
porting agencies to minimize the effects of enemy
action directed against them. 1t includes the entire
field of passive defense-as distinguished from active
defense which is the function of the armed forces in
saving lives and restoring communities, industrial
plants and facilities of all kinds.
REGISTER YOUR NAME Col Chambers and Mr.
Miller estimate that participation by out of
five citizens is needed to make the Rockville program
a success Citizens associations, womens clubs and
bOrhoods for volunteers that sufficient number to staff
service clubs being asked to their neigh
the various divisions may be available. Women will be
used almost exclusively during daylight hours, they
explained.
DON'T BECOME CONFUSED Do not be con-
founded by the existence of Federal State, County
and municipal civil defense programs-they all
rapidly being coordnated Plans for the smallest town
and village will be identical with those of the
county and county seat. Rockville fortunate in
having men with such military background and gen.
era planning experience director and deputy drec
tor, in the person of Col. Justice M. Chambers and
James K Miller Under the guidance of the Mayor and
Council of Rockville, local plans way ahead of
those of the county at present But many of the prob
lens they have conquered will be invaluable to smaller
communities.
WHAT WOULD YOU DO? About $50 of the
people who stopped at random recently by Chuck
Dulane and asked What would you do if an atom bomb
were to fall?' answered Il don't know" Chuck re-
corded interviews with people in Silver Spring Hyatts-
vile, Bethesda and Rockville for program which was
released last Sunday WGAY. The broadcast was
designed to show the unpreparedness of the public in
this area in case of attack One woman though, had
it figured out pretty we'll When asked what she would
do in case of attack, she sad-"Run like down to
the basement and lay flat on the foorw And that
would be just about the best thing she could do Now
that Federal defense officials have made it plain that
Civil defense is local problem, that every
will know least the fundamentals of self
preservation under attack
NO BASEMENT SCHOOLS That brings us to the
subject of schools with no Easements and those built
with many glass walls Since the atomic blasts were
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-15

Twin Brook Citizens Association.
Last Monday evening an Execu-
tive Committee Meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Clyde Wash
burn. The program for the de-
velopment of the recreation area
was discussed and plans were made
for immediate action. Among
those present were Mrs. Clyde
Washburn, president, A. G. Free
man, treausrer; Mrs. Viola Hovse-
plan, recording secretary; Mrs.
Thomas Mccarthy, corresponding
secretary; M. j. Boucher, chair
man of the grievance committee;
and Charles S. Hamm, chairman
of program and entertainment
committee.
The Twin Brook Citizens Asso-
citation will hold its regular month
ly meeting at Christ Church Par
ish Hall in Rockville at 500 PM.
Monday, February 10. The pro-
gram and entertainment committee
chairman plans to present another
interesting speaker on the problem
of civilian defense. Refreshments
will be served and all Twin Brook
citizens are welcome.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-15
TRIBUTE TO MR.. SPATES

memorial to the late J. Roger Spates was pre-
scented by his fellow members of the Ear Association
of Mont emery County at it's meeting LIST week The
resolution was drawn up by William F. Prettyman and
Clifford II. Robertson. Mr.. Spates, who died on Sep
TENDER l. 1850 was counsel for the Suburban Title and
Investment Corporation
A lifelong resident of Montgomery County he
made his home in Rockville until his retirement Be-
sides his purely business connections he gave unstnt
lngy OF his time and talents to many activities He
was Mayor OF Rockville from 1926 to 1882.
The resolution passed by the Bar Association
states in part: Joseph Roger Spates the third son
Of Richard F. and Clara Karn Spates, born on
November g. 1881 on farm in Poolesve District
Montgomery County, Nd j.. He graduated from the
law school of the University of Virginia in 1905 and
was admitted to the Bar of the Court of Appeals of
Maryland in 1912 In that year he moved to Rockville
and entered upon the practice of his profession with
his brother, the late William Cuterbrdge Spates."
In conclusion the resolution said, "Those of us who
came into daily contact with him know him to have
been man of strong moral convictions, and that he
served his generation WELL leaving to his widow sons
and other members of his family and friends mem
DRY of life we'll spent"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-02-15
THE MEANEST THIEF

Many stories written about the "meanest
thief Galthersburg offers to compete for
top "honors. At the dinner held on Thursday in the
Day English room of the Pythian Temple the Pythian
sisters held bake sale, the proceeds from which
were to go to the March of Dimes
The chairman of the committee in charge of the
sale placed $34 in bills in cigar box which was inside
larger cigar box where the change was kept count
OF the profits at $3.50 PM showed the amount in bills
with few dollars in change. Wishing to make change
from the bills about hour later, the chairman found
found. 100 1911
The money which the thief took could perhaps
given some child one more day in hospital perhaps
saved us lfe Wouldn't it be fine for Gwinn Kirkman
the chairman of the March of Dimes in Gathershnrr
to receive $34 from anonymous donor?