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Evening star., 1951-11-16
SECRETARIES

vacancies for experienced
technical ASSIGNMENTS; 5-day. As
hour week includes hours sched-
uled overtime. For further infor-
nation and personal interview
phone Sligo 1900, personnel dept~
VITRO CORP. OF AMERICA
962 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring. Md.
LIE
Evening star., 1951-11-16

BEAUTY OPERATOR-Experienced;
all-around; for JULES HAIR STYL-
lists. Shirlington. Va; 5-day, 40
hr. wk.; salary and commission. Call
BhAuTY "a }9les; ;ofERAToR. fE 1854 all around, mas
white. 10 to z; Sat. to 4. Cali
Re; 0440. IL to !. noon. IT.
top salary; pleasant SURROUNDINGS;
unusually nice clientele. OIL. 1914
BooKKEEPER texper.,. opening for
young lady in one of Washington's
finest furniture stores. knowledge
Of Remington Rand machines; D.
day wk. Apply Mrs. Strauss.
MAJOR MASTERPIECES Oil 7th
BOOKKEEPER-For downtown mort
gage firm; double-entry system, typ
ing essential; 5-day week. Call
Miss Allison for interview, RE. 7121.
BO0KKEEPER and gen. ONCE work;
practical exper. req; 5-day. 40-hr.
wk,; centrally, located priv. bus: ofc.
good sal. and working cond. Apply
S0S 18th ct. NV. MR.. GUSS. LII
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HELP WOMEN
TYPTST

Position permanent. good starting
salary. Apply Mr.. Philips.
NATIONAL FURNITURE CO
801 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-16

STORM WINDOW instaIiers. men
for outside easement type; expert
enced men only; top pay with bonus
Tor completed work. HO. 1928. 30
TELEVISI0N MECHANIC for radio
and television organization. fine pay,
great PROSPECTS for progressive man.
KEYSTONE TV 81 FURNITURE CO..
) and z II st. NV -1S
TELEVISION SERVICEMAN with car.
Experience necessary. Part or full
time. Best deal in town. Apply
1911 Nichols ave. Sc.
TELEvIsION SERVICEMAN - Out
side service for small section of
town. Our piece-rate is best deal
IN town; car furn. Apply r. Dowd.
DOWDS TELEVISION CO., AIS
TELEVIsION SERvICEMEN - Imm.-
diate openings for inside and out
side, servicemen; good pay; 5-day
week; for further informa ton cali
MID ATLANTIC APPLIANCES. LA.
6-5500. 30
Evening star., 1951-11-16
STENOGRAPHER

publication requires accu-
rate stenographer. under 80; 5-dayI
wk., vacation, insurance. hospitali-
cation, good starting salary; unusual
opportunity for advancement. CO.
Evening star., 1951-11-16

statesmen. il you can earn over
$3.50 q week. selling watches on
credit, We have an opening for you
IN our long-established organiza-
tion. No down payment required
from customer. Immediate COM
mission. Joe Tash, NEW YORK
JEWELRY co. 7l9 7th st. NV.
statesmen WANTED. experienced,
full-time and part-time. WOOD
ROWS MEMS SHOP. 500 H St ne.
sLLESMEN. storm window; up to
3Oes for experienced. qualified
producers: ST. 3747. 16'
ALESMEN-Outside man for radio
and television organization; some
leads furn.; fine opport. for wide
awake salesman. KEYSTONE TV &
FURNITURE CO.. 8 and z H ST. NV.
SALESMEN-Knapp Bros. Shoe Mfg.
Corp. has opening in D. c. and
Md, selling their nationally ad-
verttSed line OF shoes. Their sales
franchise is of great value to any
one who wants to increase their
earnings: Write or phone CHARLES
A. BURKE, 70l No. Howard st,
Baltimore 1. Md. Mulberry 4a99.
Evening star., 1951-11-16
TYPIST

For general office duties: welfare
benefits; pleasant surroundings Ap-
ply 4th d. THE MODE. st. at
llth. -l6
Evening star., 1951-11-16
HELP WOMEN

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. for
beauty salon; 6-day wk.; exper.
good salary, permanent. EMILE,
1921 Conn. ave. DI. 1920. -19 /
SWITCHBOARD operator and clerk
typist; permanent position with
large. Ford dealer; pleasant working
conditions, group disqualification, all
holidays. Apply in person to Mr..
Bortniek. CHERNER MOTOR CO,
17Sl Florida ave. NV. -17
TELEPHONE OPERATOR and desk
clerk for air-cond. apt. bldg. See
MRS; PETTY. 1915 ogden st. NV,
TYPIST. knowledge of bookkeeping;
small cong; office; paid vaca., ins.
benefits. DI. 5g05. -21
TYPIST-Willing to operate dicta-
phone for general Office work; diyi-
sion headquarters Office, national
concern: small ONCE. excellent
working conditions: 37ka-hour, s.
day week; no overtime; permanent
position, retirement and sickness
disability benefits; wage progressive
plan; age limit, 50. Apply 703,
TYP!ST-For position in small once.
37-hr.. wk., no Sat. work. exper.
helpful but not essential, starting
salary. $1,000 plus Christmas bonus.
Apply Rm 700 900 st NV 20
Evening star., 1951-11-16
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERk-IYPlST
The Evening Star has an OPENING in
the classified advertising department.
An opportunity for an accurate
typist with q good telephone voice,
who. is capable and would enjoy
rendering service to customers by
telephone. 5-day 40-hr. week. II
Interested apply personnel ONCE,
Rm: 500. Open Mon. through Fri,
$50 am. to pm. and Sat. 9 am.
to / pm
Evening star., 1951-11-16
HELP MEN
MAN
EXPERIENCED
STORM DOOR
INSTALLER

Excellent salary: continuous work;
Tor industrious mechanic with truck
PRODUCTS CO.. 1872 NJ st. NV.
MA. 4l51.
Evening star., 1951-11-16
PIX OPERATOR


White. under 55. for work in
modern, downtown apartment build
lilt; Call RESIDENT MANAGER. MI.
1898. lis
PIX switchboard operator; news
under 90, high school graduate, in
good health. able to type; 35-hr.
Ts; S,s; Incl, nd,y 1 Sun per nn1 mo; s42S9 TO
WL1As Will APPlY a95 y NJ pstsGn St NV to NE MRS
and assistant. inter-
woman. OR. 1000. Ext. o15. Mr..
WITT; VIII u; for sppointmsnt is
cellent opportunity for advancement.
Must be intelleent. willing to take
responsibility and. charge OF once;
good typiSt Shorthand not essential
but would be asset. good relation
ship with people important. Box
REcEPTIoSisT OFFICE WORKER,
white. for small once in Silver
Spring: starting salary. $50. Apply
aos Bonifant ST., Silver Spring,
SALEsGIRLs Full and part-ttm..
Must be thoroughly experienced for
linen, curtain and drapery store.
Nice working conditions, a good fu-
ture. good salary plus commission.
Store located in ahirlinRton Bust
ness Center. Phone MR.. SHEEHAN,
OV 6464
SALESGTRLS - Full and part time,
for apparel, fabric and sewing no.
tlons. Sales experience not necessary
but must have pleasing personality
and be an avid sewer with a knowl-
edge OF fabrics. patterns and sew
ing notions. Part-time day work to
suit your convenience. Store located
in Shirilngton Business Center. Pre-
fer someone living in vicinity
Phone MR.. SHEEHAN. OV 6464.
SALESLADY. experienced for chill
dren's specially shop in Arlington;
no night work; salary open. OW
for ready-to-wear shop;
5-day week, good salary and com
mission: store benefits: full or part
time. Apply URDONG BROS. 1905
F st NV -lR
for ready-to-wear: ex-I
perience preferred THE TALL,
APPAREL. 73s 18th St. -l6
Evening star., 1951-11-16
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK -TYPIST
Large real estate and mortgage loan
frm. Permanent position Excel
lent opportunity for advancement
Life. disqualification and Surgical in
surance benefits; 5-day Vk.; salary
commensurate with ability and ex-
perience. WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. Call Mr.. Allnutt,
DI. $500. 30
Evening star., 1951-11-16
SAI.ESI,ADIES
SAT,EST, AIDES

SALESLADIES
II you are willing to work hours q
day. You can earn $50 week doing
dignified sales work. No canvasSins.
Something entirely new. Full or part
5l29 after IL o'clock.
SEAMSTRESS, exper. only, custom
made slip covers and draperies; top
sal; good working cond; year-round
pos: Apply HONEYCUTT UPHOL-
sTERsERS, 1854 Calvert ST. NV.
sEAMssTfRFkss,, exper.. alterations. ratio
part time. JACKS VALET. GE. 34oo.
SECRETARY, age q to 35: pleasant
working cond.: statistical exper
helpful; 51a-day wk.,. employe bene-
Persanne, Its aT5er mo %cs smDloymeRs op ApPy
HoTEL' Conn. ave. and md De sales les
to Washington represen-
tative. for construction equipment
manufacturer. Hours: $40 n@ to
ca,l PIT, n, fosdy 3 days per week, Please
wk. Law ofice. Address replies,
giving details to Box 157-A. Star.
part-time, or steno-
typist. Medical knowledge helpful
but not necessary; work days s
hours. Mon, Wed, Fri; hourly rate
depending on experience and per.
formance. Address all replies to
Room 70. Washington Natl. Airport
Terminal Bldg, Washington ], D. c.
is
SECRETARY. experienced. for perma-
nent interesting position with top
salary. Must be competent and ca
pable of hard work and have excel
lent shorthand and typing. Good
current references essential. Job Of
ferS excellent opportunity for ampi-
tiOus DerSOn MA 4o.3 ~
Evening star., 1951-11-16
TYPIST

With clerical experience for unusual
opportunity in bookkeeping dept.
Of national publication. location
GEORGETOWN; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Paid
vacations, free disqualification and
insurance. Rapid advancement. CO.
Evening star., 1951-11-16
SALESMAN
Good Personality

High weekly salary paid (plus good
sales commission; require car; man
2S-45: lively personality, good ap-
pearance. likeable. This is q pre-
ferred sales position. Apply in
person. wholesale div, AMERICAN
BAG AND PAPER PRODUCTS CO..
Evening star., 1951-11-16

SERVICE STATION, asst. mgr, ex-
perienced. also attendants; full and
part time: 4S-hr. week; salary plus
comm: see Mr. March, SHOREHAM
SERVICE STATION. 2502 Calvert
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
night manager; II pm. -7:30 am;
on night shift: $3.50 mo, pius
comm and vacation. Only good
service station men with refs. need
apply. BARRON'S SUNOCO SERV-
SERVICE e. sTATffooSS Nlsfr ATrESDANT. ESi ant
must be experienced, refs. required:
WRoEs sUNOCO SERVICE. 4soi
sfR%IEcs ffRsSgEls sTATiox sTe, n,T; .rrrNn.S~Tls
ton. previous gasoline service sta
tion experience and refs. necessary.
wages S54 wkly. to start. Regular
increases thereafter. STEED 4
BRisCOE. 220l New York ave ne.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced: fun or part
time, Apply HiLLToP ESQ STA
TON. 5000 Central ave, Seat
Pleasant. Nd. IF
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Day or night work; lge. ESQ service
station; good working conditions;
apply LEE PERSHING ESQ. 2300
n. Pershing DR.. OW. 7707. -l6
SHEET METAL MAN. Ist class, varied
Wesk wesk' SlEk III laoo' leaye' vacation; 6;7dday
SHEET META | tOIi MECHANICS must
pay; SOUTHERN SHEET M MEf9I, F9io
INC INC: !s2S bas Fl. Myer dr.. Arl,. Va,
SHIFT MANAGER for midnight shift.
salary and commission Abby
WOES sUNoco SERVICE. 1901
sH1PPgISc HHfPTg1s ave c,rRx 1;R is
49hr Rs Os See esT H. PesR fieRad dPo'Et0e t.
SMITH a coRoNA TYPEWRITERs
INC. 1913 Park rd. NV. -I6
SHOE Statesmen, experienced. steady
Apply BOSTON SHOE zoG sToRE, sP63SEun,tsi 465
SHORT ORDER COOK and @io counter
man; experienced. Call JU. 7-9045.
STOCK CLERK, for large wholesale
tire flrm; high school graduate pre-
ferred: starting salary, S46 so to
S49.92 per week. depending on ex-
perlence: with excellent opportunity
for advancement. Call MR.. POPHAM
EX. 0569. for appointment.
STOCK RECORD CLERK TO work In
storage ONCE; group insurance and
otnsr adyantases avail; Apply Mr..
AGE CO. 2a17 sth st. ne. -1e
- -sToKER-ExPER1ENCED
$3.50 per mo. plus apartment. Call
MRS. SULLIVAN, NO. 1895.
Evening star., 1951-11-16
RELIEF CLERK

AGE 80 TO 45: HOTEL EXPERT
ENCE; MUST KNOW TRANSCRIPT;
; DAYS, GOOD SALARY. CALL
NIX. WILLIAMS, DI 6453. II
Evening star., 1951-11-16

CLERk k-STENOGRAPHER, from IS
TO 30; permanent position: Or. once
OF lge. organization; good salary,
working conditions. Apply 500 Con-
nectlcut ave. NV. Suite 203. -l6
-TYPIST - Pleasant working
conditions. in local office OF national
automobile finance company; ideal
for person seeking employment in
Silver Spring area Apply UNI
xERSAL CIT. CREDIT CORPORA
IlON 1880 Georgia ave, Silver
5-day wk.: starting
salary, $40. Apply BAUSCH Il
LoMB end foor), 1924 Eye st. NV.
'LERk-TYPIsT for insurance once;
5-day week; permanent position:
S45 a week to start. Apply 800 VIC
tor bldg. 134 9th st. NV. 30
rLERk perm. position. in
ne. section: 40-hour. 5-day wk';
vacation. sick benefits, etc. MRS,
GUTHRIDGE. HU $500. Id
CLERK k-TYPIST for fling and rec
ords. Write, giving qualifications,
TO ALEXANDRIA HEALTH DEPT.
CLERK-TYPIST, young woman. d.
Versif1ad position with prestige mu-
sic store, to assist manager. Ex-
cellent opportunity for advancement
Call Mr.. Ramsey. for appt. THE
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO. DI. s464.
Evening star., 1951-11-16

PLUMBERS. jobbers and remodelins
old hrm. steady work, good wages
Write letter Of experience. 3833
Van Ness st u W -iR
Evening star., 1951-11-16
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR

Age Is to 80. with national
organiza ton: must be high
school graduate and type 35
w.p.m.; good salary and
monthly bonus after 3 mos.
Pleasant working conditions;
5-day week. paid vacation and
other regular employe bene-
fits. For appt., call MR..
MEYER, DI. 1922, between 10
am. and 3 pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-16

FOUNTAIN and Iuncheonette belp
wanted: good hours and salary. Ap-
ply. AMBASSADOR DRUGSToRE,
14th and K sts NV. -l6
GROCERY CASHIER. experienced;
full or part time. Call JU. 7-9O45.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. to supervise
part time, lovely house and garden
in Spring Valley section. WO. 1742.
III
Evening star., 1951-11-16
CASHIER


Must know how to operate National
1000 thoroughly: starting salary.
S65; permanent; advancement. Ap-
ply REGAL. III 9TH ST. NV is
CASHIER CLERK (col.), drugstore,
eXper. pref: long recent loo, ref
required 350l Ga. ave. NV. is
be trained in operation
OF bookkeeping machine. 35-hr. vk. /;
Bethesda area. Apply in person, 503
Bradley blvd. Chevy Chase. Md.
30
CLERK, general; mature young lady
for small business Office No typing
telephone ability important Very
congenial working conditions. Good
starting salary. Apply su1 Mt. Yer
non pl: Nv, 10 to 4, Mon. 10. or
call RE. 1910. is
CLERK-DRY CLEANING
Plant. Exper. not necessary; good pay
while learning. Arl resident pref.
WESTOVER DRY CLEANERS. 5s5l
n. Wash. blvd, Arl. Va KE.
3-70l9 or KE 3-6Hg2 liz
Evening star., 1951-11-16
statesmen

for almost a century can use q
men to start at once in our land
scape planning service for Wash
Ington and surrounding area. No
previous exper necessary. must have
training. highest rates paid immed
No holdbacks. For personal inter
view call Tom Steed. after Q m,
Saturday. HOTEL LAFAYETTE. DI.
42l0.
statesmen FOR MEMS
furnishing store; good earn
ingS; excel. oppor. Apply
Manager, National Shirt
Shops, 432 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-16
SALESMAN

For grocery sales and promotion worl
IN D. c.. and metropolitan area
Evening star., 1951-11-16

Has an opportunity for reporter-in-
and in Congress. Experience desir-
able but not essential Age 26-35.
Salary. $4,000 low. Box TIA, Star.
Evening star., 1951-11-16

STOKER-EXPERIENCED
$3.50 per mo. plus apartment Call
MRS. SULLIVAN, NO. 1895.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-26
LINCOLN
HIGH SCHOOL
Choral Club Operetta


LaVerne Posey, recently selected
Miss Lincoln, will play the title
role in the operetta "Cinderella's
Slipper" The musical drama will
be presented by the Choral Club
in the Lincoln Gymnasium on Fri
day, May 4, 1851 at 500 2. M.
Clarence Johnson, l8 year old
senior will portray the prince in
the c2eretta. Mrs. Louise S. Car
penter of the Junior High School
music department is directing the
play.
LincOlnnaire Wins Press Award
The Lincilnnaire, Junior High
School newspaper, received a sec
ond place award in the 9th An
nual Columbia Press Association
Contest, Thelma Moore, 9th grade,
is editor of the paper.
P-TA to Hear Band
The Lincoln Junior Senior High
School band and majorettes will
perform for the parents and teach
ers at the monthly meeting of the
Lincoln Parent-Teacher group on
Tuesday evening May l, 1851.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-26

Leslie |. Gaines will preside at
the meeting, which will be held
in the school auditorium. Mr.. Her
bert J. Smith, music instructor,
will direct the band.
Students In Pageant
Burnetta Mcdonald, II and Clar-
ence Johnson, IS, Lincoln High
School seniors, will be the school
bride and groom" in the annual
mock wedding pageant sponsored
by the County Federation of the
P-TA on Friday, May IL. 1851.
The pageant will be presented
in the Lincoln gymnasium and will
feature bridal groups from each
of the county schools. The pro-
gram will include selections by the
Lincoln Band and Choral Club.
N. E. Clarke of Poolesville is
president of the P-TA group.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-26

Susan Gilpin her schoolmate, Will
liam Bowman and Mrs. Ruth Din
ner were all guests of Patricia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Phillips
of Gail Avenue spent last week end
in Hagerstown, where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Downey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gaines Of
Artesia, Calf, are paying their
niece and nephew, DR.. and Mrs.
Jack Dalton, of Paul Drive, visit
this week.
The Rockcrest w. S. C. S, held
it's regular monthly meeting on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. o,
C. Douglas on Wade Avenue
Features of the evening were n
white elephant and cake sale
Each member brought guest and
the meeting was a huge success.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-26
County HOmemakers
Clubs To Observe
National Week

Continued from Page u
Luncheon" from IL Am. to 2 PM.
at the home of Mrs. Elmer Rocken-
bach, and Four Corners Club is
entertaining Damascus Club at a
luncheon at IL noon, at the home
of Mrs. R. f. Keister.
Also on May 2. Poolesville-
Observation-Disclosures Club will
have as guests prospective men,
bers to a Covered Dish Lunch
con-, and Sugar Loaf Club men,
bers are entertaining their hus-
bands at an evening party at the
home of Mrs. Ed Brown; May g.
Radio Program WGAY, Mrs.
George Ray, Jr., County. Council
President and the Home Agent;
TwinBrook Club is having tea
and demonstration for their mem
bers, and Rockville Club is having
an Exhibit and Tea at the Ex-
tension Office at 3 o'clock, open TO
the public.
On May a, the Germantown Club
is entertaining All Girls and Boys
along with prospective members
in the Methodist Church basement.
On May 5, the Garrett Park
Club members are having Spring
tea" at the Community Center
from 3 to 5 PM. Highlights of
the afternoon will be a display of
trays made in Garrett Park; the
Cedar Grove Club is holding
"Open House., with at tea and
exhibit. Guests will be three
neighboring clubs.
On May the Homewood Clubs
are entertaining Poolesvlle- Barn
esville-Dickerson and Olney-Sun-
shine Clubs at a Tour of Homes
and tea. On May s The Ken
sington View Club will be hostess
to the North Chevy Chase Club at
tea in the Kensington Firehouse.
On May 7, the Council of Home
makers and Rural Women's Short
Course Club is holding Open
House and Tea at the Gathers
burg Recreation Center in honor
of Miss Venia M. Kellar, retiring
Assistant Extension Director. All
club members are urged to attend.
Some of the clubs have held
special gatherings in advance of
Home Demonstration Week, or
Just after, due to the fact it was
impossible to fit them into the
busy week of April 80 to May S.
Colesville Club held a covered dish
luncheon on April IS. An exhibit
of handicraft of members was out
standing.
The Laytonsville Club yesterday
wednesday, gave it's All Girls
Club party at the LaytonsvilIe
School. Browningsville Club, too.
is planning to entertain the All
Girls Club. Derwood Club will
visit the National Gallery of Art,
and Potomac Valley will hold tea
on May IA. The Falkland Home
makers Club is planning a trip to
the Home Economics Building ut
the Agricultural Center at Belts
vile.
Travilah Jamestown Home
makers will have an exhibit win
dow at Wilson's Drug Store, Rock
vile, and at Browns Store in
GAINESVILLE, the Comus Club will
have an exhibit window displaying
aluminium trays.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-26
Farm Land Values

Farmland values reached new
high in November, 1850. according
to statistics of the Agriculture De-
partment. After downward
trend during 1949, farmland val
ues started to rise in 1850 and in
November were one per cent above
the peak of November, 1913.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-26
New Pain-KilIer

A new pain-killing drug, said
to be more powerful and longer
acting than morphine, has Joined
the group of synthetic drugs which
now make the US. independent of
foreign sources of opium and it's
derivatives, morphine and CO.
define. The new drug, which has
the trade name of Dromaron, is
not yet on the market.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-26
Tick Warming

The U. S. Public Health Service
has warned persons working in
the woods or fields to be on the
lookout for wood ticks, carriers of
Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
While the greatest danger lies in
the hotter months, cases have been
reported as early as mid-April.
Vaccination is urged for those
working constantly in infected
areas.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-04-26

Banker says low incomes must
supply taxes U. S. needs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-07

It's been long time since we
have read anything about a sea-
serpent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-07
Special Assemblies To Be
Featured At Short Course

Homemakers attending the Sill
yer Anniversary of Rural Wom-
ems Short Course, to be held at the
University of Maryland on June
1928, will have the opportunity of
attending a number of special
assemblies. Miss Venia M. KEEL
lar, former assistant director of
Extension, in charge of this years
Short Course, states that the as
semblies will be held each day,
both in the morning and evening.
At the first morning assembly
on June 10, Sen. Herbert O'Conor
will deliver the main address
Other speakers will be DR.. T. B.
Symons, former director of Exten-
sion at the University; Wilson H.
Heaps, president of the Maryland
Farm Bureau; and Edward F.
Hotter, Master of the Maryland
State Grange. DR.. James M.
Gwin, the present director of the
University of Maryland Extension
Service will preside and give
greetings.
Other assembly speakers will be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-06-07

Among the 725 midshipman who
graduated Friday at the U. S. Ma
val Academy was Robert Barnhill
Carter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
L. Carter, Rockville. Ensign Car
ter attended Richard Montgomery
High School and George Washing
ton University. Two of his four
brothers were killed while serving
as Merchant Marine cadets in
World War IL.
There can be no cooperation
between men or nations, if one
gives orders that others must fol
low. rs