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Evening star., 1952-09-07
COLLECTOR

Young man, 21-30 yrs. Of age, neat
in appearance, courteous and will
ing to give regular attendance; must
know city well: clear driving record
and D. c. permit, are required. Jot
consists Of collecting on small ad-
vertiSing accounts. Car will be
furnished; 5-day. 40-hr. week. Apply
days 5000 and Sat. 81. Nc
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1952-09-07

For busy Conn. ave. restaurant; must
be capable and reliable; good pay
i2r Ter ontStandins Ssn man; man. Apply THE TIL
Msshlh6Nos soe4AFf5E soos SEsTaeEAsT s3s e. Nv g.
to II. AN FoRT FasT gTEvEMs SfsS' paaR. a9ds.
Claim ADJUsTER, large stock Cas-
ualty Co.. law school graduate or
pected. Write Box BALI, Star liz
CLERK. stock and cleanup man;
1IrIs 1gll tine; 1uo loeal references MAI dsE
CLERKS to learn glass and paint busi-
40.hr, wk.. paid holidays. Call La.
CIERKOsTocK CIIE1RsK8osTocK BOY, perm. position,
sxpsrisnee ,..dnn Isf , Wneatg 42
IL to 10 pm. Must be willing
and conscientious worker. State age
and salary expected. Box 295-G
CIERK-For souvenir and fruit
stand: eve. work: $40 til midnight.
Apply UNION STATION. Stand No.
CLERKs-white. age 10 to As. to
learn office work or credit investi-
eating depending upon past exper
Must write good hand and have
been born In local area. ONCE near
Treasury. Hrs: $40 to 8; "a day
Sat. Phone MA. Ills. IS
CLERKS. to answer phones, record
customers complaints and perform
general office duties; must be cour-
teous and. reliable;- 5la-day wk.;
many employe benefits. Apply. Mr..
BOTTS, Lacy's Service Building,
1880 Half st. s.w.
CLERK-TYPIST. young man; good
salary, 40-hour week, vacation,
sick leave, pension plan, pleasant
working conditions: Apply auditor s
LILO New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
DRUG CLERK

OxGON S19xtx1
Must be experienced. excellent posi-.
on enass sGSa P9qTs anp PAPK Pf PaAR Efte
MACY. 7723 Georgia ave. NV. :
CRAFTSMEN, engineering aides ca
$2,700-$3,600 per annum; expert
enced only; permanent employment
Apply OFFICE OF SANITARY ENGI.
NEER. County of Fairfax. ia E
Main St. Fairfax, Va.
CRAFTSMEN, exper. in mechanical
drafting desired with specific exper
on machine drawings; numerous EN-
ploye benefits and excel. salary. Cal
ME. 6914. Ill
CRAFTSMAN 81.
For communication and electronici
engineering firm; requires at leas
2 to 3 years experience in genera
drafting.
CALL MR.. MURAcK. Elk. 5670
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Classified Ads
HELP-MEN

DRUG CLERK, must be thoroughly
experienced; excellent working con-
ditions, sick leave, 4S-hr. week
81. so per hr. plus. Call MR.. CAR
RIER OF, 6Q00 Ia
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HELP MEN (cont.)

ADVERTISING LAYOUT ARTIST
excellent opportunity, good pay Il
right man who has flare for gooC
design in fast selling retail ads
and creative direct mail. Call Elk
1922. TED SHANE, Advertising.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
y. S. Empl. Service
NO EMPLOYMENT FEES
21E 10Th CTNDEFT NJ VIZ

NJ EME0O MEM TEGo
315 18th STREET NV.
Bookkpg. mach. oper.: cashier; court
reptrs.; craftsmen; dental hygien-
ist;. electrn. tech; engineers; esti-
mator; florist; floor mgrs.; ind. stat
istician: Instructor. engr.: marine
architect; telephone oper.; physicist;
physical therapist; retouch photog-
rapher; safety inspector; Stenos. !;
typists. Other prof, tech, clerical
pos, local and overseas.
sos K STREET NV.
Cooks, $35-$75; counter girls, 500
$35: countermen. $35-S60; house
men, $30-$40; restaurant cashiers,
$40-$50. and other restaurant work.
erS.
735 18th STREET NV,
Female machine shop workers: age
1852. min, 6 mo. exper. lathes.
boring or milling machine. Shift
work. $10.SS per day; couples,
usehold-inStitutional recent eXper.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY
no NOT TET EpEYNNT
Evening star., 1952-09-07

AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Estate Of the late Richard Kentor
Hays, on Big Wood rd. near Dicker.
son, Mont. Co., Nd, at / o'clock
Sept. 18th, DIST. Personal effects
real estate consisting Of 2-story
frame dwelling. 4 rooms, bath and
basement, with electricity and water
double garage, chicken house. %
acres, more or lesA nice timber ex.
Oopt 1nr clearance Of home.
6HERMAN p. BOWERS,
-.. Executor.
NUM q NULL Auctioneer.
4 x A2xAeOER. Cleek.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

NECESSARY Good dN ho,,rs Wrs'e: .nd e1pes si.1 no
call Mr.. Dixon. DE. zoos. "tS CENTRAL Sf1si I
AUTO PARTS, 143O p st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN - Estab
lished G. M. dealer has opening fol
auto salesman; exper. preferable but
not essential; very attractive com.
regarding this opportunity write
giving age, exper., etc., Box 454-J
AUTO SALESMAN, opening for one
topnotch man to sell new Fords and
used cars. Must be experienced
furnished free. Annual vacation
with pay, year-end bonus and other
company benefits. We have the best
pay plan in town. Apply to Mr..
johnson. LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 2OI7
Va. ave. NV. -
Evening star., 1952-09-07

GAS STATION ATTENDANT, must Be-
experienced. 4s-hour week, good
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, road
service men. Must have d. c. driv-
er's permit; excellent salary; no
Sunday work. 4515 Macarthur
blvd. NV, WO, 7227. 10
GAS STATION ATTENDANT needed:
the best working conds., no Sun. or
night work. Hrs, s am. to pm.
Excel. pay, all employees benefits.
Holidays OF with pay. Insurance.
Social Security, etc. We operate one
of the largest new-car dealerships
in the city. This is an oppor. for
you to learn the automobile busi-
employees to the next higher position
open. Call Mr.. Truman Cones, D1.
500. at EMERSON &c ORME, at
18th and M SITS. NV. -
GAS STATION shift manager. exper,
only. HILLTOP ESQ. 5000 Central
ave, Seat Pleasant, Md. 7s
Continued on Next pass.l
Evening star., 1952-09-07

Large investment company
will train O man experienced
in outside collection work or
who has college background
for desk collection Job. Ex-
cellent chance for advance
ment; all modern employe
benefits. ST. 1890.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HELP--MEN

BODY & FENDER MAN. exceptional
opportunity for willing worker;
steady employment, company bene-
fits; must have refs. Apply in per-
son. Mr.. Herson.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
AGENT

AGENI
College graduate.-Would q sales posi-
which takes advantage oo of ;STr your
education and speaking ability IN
tereSt you? Call ME. 5232 for ap-
SALESMAN, retail store.
permanent position. Age 25 to As.
Married. Salary and commission.
Apply 10 am. to noon. DOWD'S.
SERVICE REPAIRMAN
to service small appliances in shop.
Rockville 210l. -
MECHANICS. See I'D
under Instruction column.
ARCHITECTURAL perman-
ent, to work with large apt. house
builder. Only qualified. experienced
man need apply. Send qualifications
and refs. in 1st letter. All answers
confidential. Box 1850. Star. 10
ASBESTOS SIDING APPLICATOR
and helper. exper. only; prefer man
with car. BOND ROOFING CO..
ST.. 2100
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Classified Ad Rotes

NUC6I AUVGEGISEES
Three Lines (Minimum)
I time, 43c per line.
3 to 6 times consecutively. $50 per
2 times consecutively, sec per line.
New automobiles. 60c per line, 4-line
minimum.
Special Notices and Personal, Sc Der
line additional.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
sertion.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
AUTO MECHANIC

$3.50 basis; lge. ESQ service sta.
tion: clean shop; disqualification
plan, vacations with pay; must havt
own tools. Apply LEE PERSHINC
ESQ, 1900 N. Pershing dr., OW
AUTO PAINTERS HELPER-Salary
good; experience preferred; mus
,Wentz. GRADY MOTORS. 7SOt
Wisconsin ave., Bethesda. Md, OIL
PAINTER-Exper., I,
take charge Of paint shop. 5h-day
week. Commission basis; vacation
with pay and other employe bene
fits. Our employees know of this ad
Box 46H-G. Star. 10
Evening star., 1952-09-07
AElP---MEN

ACCOUNTING section supervisor in
large local firm. under 35 yrs, pref
erably with accounting degree or at
least 8 yrs. practical acct. exp;
exceptional opportunity: substantial
employment Dement'S. Send resume
to Box 219-J, Star. -9
ACCOUNTANT for CPA firm. Public
accounting experience: know typing
perm perm. Das: as:ociation aes when 'a auaiiaed. a
Give full details, incl. salary ex-
.pected. Box 222-Y, Star. =
ACCOUNTANT. for C.P.A:. ONCE In
Va; excellent opportunity. Apply
in own handwriting. giving ex-
pertence and salary expected. Box
159-D, Star. -
ACCOUNTANTS, JR. t2) for local
CPA office. State education. exper.,
age, salary expected. draft status
and other qualifications. Box 46o'
AID. SPEC. MEN-New lowest price
Exclusive Calendar Line ready
Samples free. NORCRAFT. Cincin-
natl Ohio,
Evening star., 1952-09-07

CASHIER, hotel; sal. open; sal, and
meals; exclusive hotel.
BOOKKEEPING POSITIONS. $76 wk.
up.
Constr. ofice bkpr.; NV; S75 wk.
Hotel bookkeeper; $50 wk.
OFFICE TRAINEES; $40 wk.
Miss Black. ST. 1868 or MA. 1888.
BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
RECEP. .-APPT. elk. (F). $50 wk.;
young, attractive person.
bookkeeping mach. oper. or trainee
Clerk-typist, S2,7OO.
Cashier, retail store. $50 wk.
See Miss Reed at once (NA. 60SS).
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 @ St NV Est II Hrs
Evening star., 1952-09-07

at CAPITOL AGENCY, 2010 l4th,
mr.. Col. I'd. CO. 6O2O.
Embassy Secy. (F), $500
ssse0 esi1 ese ne sm: s sao SE xe
surance offices, exec. Of, $40 wk.
Many others hourly. Miss Young.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st. NV. ST. 1864
TYPIST (F), 1920 MO.
Editorial offices. col; sdu. Lab. tech
nician med VI, 900. s,.La1 Lap. teen. nr
law. S75 wk. Always openings. in
quire
GRACE DUNN
1911 G st. NV. RE. 1928
Professional Placement
1885 Eye st. NV. RE. 1883.
rms. doctors ofice.. good salary.
Sec'y receipt. ,part-time, sal. open.
Doctors asst, $500.
Med. secretaries. D. G. Il Va. Open.
Lab techs, excel. salary.
PIX operator, dr.'s office. 5000:
TECHNICAL
EUROPE
AREA SUPT. .(Heavy> concrete exper
26 days ami: leave1, S7;10o-$9:9o9
lation space heaters exper9gir Gales,
FLORIDA
GULF COAST AREA
MATHEMATICIANS (Ph. p, exper'
computing equip. administrationao m
MArHEMAT1c1ANs tMasters andloi
Bachelors computing expeT9. ..,.
TEcHN1c1ANs ,cTess range mainte;
RANGE aSasf; cafEFs szRSfiS eRoekst test Tsnss
Maps other lob nasn ss'fTs n
This this area for research desisn and
development Of computing equip
coSsTiRuc11oN-Many openings III
Is5d to rodman; ais also ma many i; ONCE. YEN en-.
gineering positions for civil engrs.;
architectural engrs., designing and
craftsman for large industrial con-
struction project.
LOCAL
SERVO ENGRS., JR. AND SR. CEN
gine design and prod. specificstions, nst
AERoNAuT1cAL ENeRs. " tAesody:
MEcHAN1cAI nsMa1i eaIs INoRs. ejRoo'sP JR. AND sR
design Of ordn. eauip. and pipel
TECH. WRITERS ASb AsSfjoofaSirEiSRss EDiToRs
Tech. and scientific reports. exper.
Opportunity overseas duty.
DRAFrsMAN AND DESIGNERsW
tElectronic OF mechanical or aero.
TECHNICIANS (Eiectronic.- IT,, ant
sr.) $3, 10000 sc, ,OO(
PARTY CHIEFS CBldg. layout exper.
heavy construction S105 wk
TECHNICAL RECRUITER (Engr
CHEMICAL ENGR. (Bacteriolog.
minor) Food plant $500 mo
LAB. TECHNTCIAN (High schoo
| chemistry mo
Evening star., 1952-09-07

secys., many openings; to-S4, 600
Secy., one-girl office r5
Secy., university y AZ
SSteno., Aiexandrta------- 24O
steno:. real estate, fee paid IS
Typistss many positions; to- AZ
Typtst,. Girl Friday; START 90
Recepttontst, some typing so
lReceptioniSts - 60 lin
Telephone clerk 5s1
Bookkeepers, full charge; to S5
Accounting clerk, n.e. M
Secretary y-Bookkeeper 75
Comptometer operator, ne. SIS
6kKplne. mach. trainee: start 100
Tasnlers so up
EooQ-peVerage checker; meals so
Hostess, meals 65
Cashier-Checker. grocery IS
/ Counter mattresses M
mattresses, better places; to 90
High school grads - 4b I'm
MEN
Aircraft Craftsmen, $7,4OO
Steno.-TypiStS 1000
Stock Clerk. some typing- 235
| Assistant Mgr, garage 275
Machinists, first class------- 5000
Messengers. start -------- 1900
Route sales, everal--------- $500
Hospital supply, car furn.- SO. 600 Up
once equip. jr. and ST.; to 5000
Good will, car furn. 81, 500 up
MANY OTHER EXCEL. POSITIONS
500 14th st. NV. ST. O19O.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Zed l. williams q Zed L.. Jr.
AuctiOneers d Appraisers
Auction House full of new and use,
furniture Of all kinds. same to b
sold by
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House


THIS TUES. (SEPT. 9th. 2 P.M.)
Individuals. dealers. guest house own
ers and others take notice.
Very attractive inlaid satinwoos
complete bedrm. suite.
Several living rm. suites.
Odd lounge and liv. rm. chairs.
Chrome, maple, mahog. and walnu
breakfast sets.
Walnut bedrm. suites.
Blond mahog. wal. tables OF al
kinds.
Odd dressers and chests.
Odd twin and full-size beds. com
Several room size rugs. also seattle
sizes.
Attractive table lamps.
Metal wardrobeS.
Metal utility cabinets.
Metal kitchen cabinet bases.
Innerspring mattresses.
Numerous other household effects.
Consignments Of better grade house.
hold effects and personal propert!
respectfully solicited. Reasonabl,
commission. AppraisalS made.
Auctioneers ph.: ma. 1879
Evening star., 1952-09-07
AUTO PAINTER

We have an attractive opening fol
an above average painter preferably
one capable Of taking complete
charge OF paint operation. Modern
spray booths. II you are not earn
ing well over 500 per week in your
present job contact Mr.. Nesgoda
after 5 pm. Ii. 3-S8O0. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1871 Bla-
Evening star., 1952-09-07

EMPL. SERV.
1919 18th St. NV. EX. 7270
Al Law Secy. (F), $4,000
Under 40. his. grad, excel. oppor. !:
aviation .secy.. sd. $275: recep.
Secy.. mfg: assoc, 1925: medical
secy., age open. S85 wk. up. See
Miss Grant or Miss Lee. ST. 1866.
BOYD'S, Cor. G and 18th
Chemical Engineer (M)
With bacteriology training. excel.
future. Lab. technician. his. chem
istry. All kinds of engineering
positions. See Mr.. Ford at once
ME. 3537. Est. SO yrs.
BOYD'S, Cor. G. and 18th
Evening star., 1952-09-07

ASSistant-Credit Office
Alert young man, 10 to 35; exper
not necessary; chance to learn bust
ness. Vacation and company bene-
fits.
FRANC JEWELRY OF NE
I125 H st. NE. -
AUDITOR-Gradu &C.
largest furniture stores. Good sal.
ary and excellent opportunity fol
advancement. Reply in own HAND
writing. giving full information anc
refs. Box 29S-G, Star. IS
ASST DISPATCHER for deliver!
room. Interesting work. willing K
train, Typing helpful but not es.
sential. Permanent position. Apply
Ind floor. 1722 Eve st. NV. IL
Evening star., 1952-09-07

Miss Bell. Immediately, MA. 2340,
BOYD'S, cor. G and 18th NV.
sECRETARIES-S6O $40 wk.
Typists, beg. and exper.. $5O-$60 wk.
See Mss Gray al IT cAo cnef &
3O19 14th ST.. mr.. Col. rd.. CO. 5000.
MESSENGERS N (M). white. $40 wk.
Shipping clerk. young man. $50 wk.
Typist who is ambitious, $50 wk.
Stockroom clerk. $50-S60 wk.
Many others hourly. See Miss Gray
at CAPITOL AGENCY, 3O10 l4th,
nr. Col. I'd. CO. 6O2O.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
&K11-84 43NO 3Vx4
OPERATOR

To operate a MGR 1000, the same al
hotel machine. Will work in pleas.
ant surroundings at a large coun.
try club in the Va. area. Permanent
position. Vacation with pay: 5Ia.
day wk. Room and board If desired
Apply in person at the administra.
tive office of the ARMY NAVY
COUNTRY CLUB, 2400 18th st
south, Arlington. Va. ia
Evening star., 1952-09-07
CHEE'

/. CHEF
For busy Conn. ave. restaurant; must
be capable and reliable; good pay
for outstanding man. Apply THE
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT AS
ISOLATION, 2003 Eye st. NV, ST
0E1O
Evening star., 1952-09-07

SALARIES. So, 900 TO S2.4oO
CLERICALS. Cashier traineeS, bank
mach. trainees, Addressograph oprs.,
keypunch oprs.. asst. tellers and
many others.
TRAVEL POSITIONS-San Francisco
New York, Atlanta. Chicago; $4,000
and expenses, going up to So, 900.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
ENGINEERING

ENGINEERING
M. e.. must have substantial back
ground In design OF ingenious de-
Aero. ensr. s'S exper. 1o struct. dssisn. design
some exper.. reinforced plastics de-
sign but not essential To SO, 900
A wide variety of engineering posi-
tions in mech. and electronicS fields,
too large to list. We will be glad to
discuss employment possibilities with
you.
MATH. PH.D.
Qualified by exper. to supervise.
DATA REDUCTION PROJECT. Fla,
To $4,000
ACCOUNTANT, JR.
Some public acct. exper.. to $4,000
BOOKKEEPER
Under 80 ---s3 So, 600
MGMT. TRAINEE
Under 80, some exper. selling ready
WOMEN
SECRETARIES
Personnel, upper $3.e40
Association. Jewish pref. $500
Association. public relations SO, 600
TYPISTS
Ins,ranaa Tes,s.ai ----------------- 'ddSSY
WALTER n. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 6I2 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV, ST. 9442
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HELP WTD. AGENCIES tcont.
ATLAS. 1920 N. Y. AVE

ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys.. stenos.. bkprs.. recpts.. typists
file clerks. payroll clerks, bkpg. mch.
oprs., cashiers, PIX oprs. other
142O N. Y. AVE. NV. RIM. 5O6.
ATTENTION. WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
B DAYS. 35 TO 40 HOUR WEEK
$4,000 TO S2,400 TO START
SOME WITH RUSTY SHORTHAND
COME IN AND TALK TT OVER
EXPER. AND BEGINNERS
SECRETARIES
STENOGRAPHERS
CLERK-TYPISTS
SECYS.. public relations, associations,
hotels and many others.
SALARIES. $4,000 TO $2,4O0
CLERK TYPS., personnel, receipts,
publications, PBX-typs.. and many
others.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
COLLECTION MAN

1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

Trustee.
(sEAL.) By: ROBERT z. LEE.
Vice President.
C, CLINTON JAMES.
500 F. Street, NV.
Attorney for Trustee.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
ABBEY PERSONNEL,

EMP.-HRS. 9-8
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. OW. 1900
911 King St., Alex, AL. rOo0
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
TOlUn Elections

Town elections little than month away With
exception of few paid Town advertisements of the fact
story in the local press, and public service
the form of handful passed out by the Kiwanis Club
little if any, notice Of that important phase of civic
possibility is evident in Rockville
Apathy toward civic responsibility is unhealthy. 1t
does good does make for pro-
gress and prosperity.
One of the most valuable rights of Americans is the
right vote 1t right to be priced encouraged and used
= progressively for the general welfare.
Rockville is good, substantial community and the fast
growing in the United States today It's population
has increased by better than 400 percent ten years.
What it needs is aggressive and cooperative in
erest by ALL citizens in civic affairs 1t needs the town
hall meetings of the good old days the days when issues
cleaned up election day. the days when citizens
gathered around the cracker barrel and hreshed out the
merits and dement's of prospective candidates and then
did something about them.
With elections little than month away, it ap-
pears this point there candidates for the office
of mayor and for council seats What's the matter?
Doesn't anyone want to be mayor councilman? Granted
the jobs paess and hankess but payes and thankess
jobs also have to be done.
To be they're done right and by the right people,
the citizens of Rockville going have to take hitch
nthebrches and produce both candidates and healthy dis
.cussion
There is mighty fine material in Rockville for civic
office-xlets bring it forward.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
Sandy Spring Glasses
In First Aid Set for
New Start Next Month

A re-activated Civil Defense pro-
gram for the Sandy Spring area
will get under way in April with
the formation of three new first aid
classes, according to Mrs. John
Garrison, of E dnor, who is in
charge of recruiting for the classes.
Mrs. Garrison said the first class
will meet on Tuesday, April %, at
7:3O pm. at Colesville Elementary
School. The second is set for Sher-
wood High School Gymnasium. on
Thursday, April "a, at 1880 pm,
and the third, for colored volun-
teers will be held on Wednesday.
April %, 1880 pm. at Sandy Spring
Negro Elementary School.
Red Cross instructors will BE-.
available for the classes, Mrs. GaM
rison said. She pointed out, how
ever, that ten volunteers must be
recruited for each class. Interested
persons should contact her by tele-
phone, at Fulton 8-5183.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
Home and Embassy
Tour Will Benefit
Incurables' Home

Mrs. James Orr DENLY, chair
man of the Eleventh Annual House
and Embassy Tour Committee has
just announced the list of ten
houses and embassies which will be
open to the public on Saturday,
April IL from 2 until 6:15 p. MI.
to benefit the Washington Horne
for Incurables.
Included will be: the embassies
of Great Britain, 31Ct0 Massachu-
sets Avenue; Union| of South At
RIGA, 3101 Massachusetts, Avenue Z
Chill, 2305 MASSACHUSETTS Ave-
nue.; Netherlands 2347 S Street;
Yugoslavia, 2221[ R Street; the
Austrian Legation at 2343 Massa-
chusetts Avenue|; as well as the
Apostolic Delegation, 1889 Massa-
chusetts Avenuek; Admirals House,
home OF the Chief of Naval Opera
tons at Bath and Massachusetts
Avenue; and THE homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hewitt Myers, 2310
s Street, and the Honorable and
Mrs. Orme Wilson at 2406 Massa-
chusetts Aven he.
Gardens will be open wherever
possible and elaborate floral deco
rations throughout the embassies
and hophes will be contributed and
arranged by garden clubs of Vir-
ginia,f Maryland and the District.
Rel freshments will be served at
the Chilean Embassy where wives
OF top ranking diplomats, military
2,nd congressional leaders as well
as wives of Cabinet and Supreme
Court members will pour.
The complete list of places and
addresses and a map of the area
will be printed on the back of each
ticket. The NJ bus goes past the
Tour Area. Price is $3.50 each,
including refreshments. Checks
should be made payable to House
and Embassy Tour" Tickets may
be ordered in advance, from Mrs.
Raymond E. Lee, 1874 30th Street,
NV, or Mrs. Edward R. Finken-
staedt, 1923 N. Street.
They may also be purchased
from the American Automobile AS
ISOLATION, any Brentano Book
Store in the Washington or nearby
area, Francis Scott Key Book
Shop, Hotel 24OG, Raleigh Hotel,
the Joan Roberts Shop, 100 Con-
necticut Avenue, or on the after
noon of the tour only, at any of
the doors of the ten places on the
tour. The public is invited.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-03-20
Traffic Lights and Fires

The recent fatal collision between fire truck and a
private vehicle in Gathersburg should stern
warning finger to residents of Rockville and the city fathers
The Gahersburg accident occurred at controlled in
tersecton but the mechanism by which the fire department.
could have set the red signal out of Order-and man
I lost his life.
Rockville is a thriving and busting town. One OF the
busiest intersections is South Perry Street and Montgomery
Avenue the intersection which must be entered by the fire
departments rolling equipment when turns out foT fire
There is traffic control at the intersection THE fire
department must depend wang sirens to warl
west traffic of it's approach The Gaithersburgj fire truck
had sirens too But private driver had the windows of his
y closed and a radio playing.
1t could happen in Rockville
Fire equipment has to roll when the GALA There
lis little time to stop at the intersection and say please lady
) remove yourself from the middle of the street"
What will it take to wake up-we the citizens and
the town fahersa few broken bodies n the middle of the
street?
Rockville needs traffic light with fire house
controls at the intersection of South Perry and Montgom-
( cry. It's high time and past time we had it.
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stove; keeps up with her favorite
reading historical novels, and
even has time to spend in intimate
conversation with a yellow canary
she insists on calling Happy"
And what does she think about
her job. The green-eyed Mrs.
Mortimer, with an infectious
laugh, and the dynamic energy
says she couldn't do the job with
out the assistance of her very able
assistant, Mrs. Lucille Magruder,
"and that's that"
In the second place, she thinks
women belong in town and city
administrations because the job of
running a town requires the same
talents that are used in homemak-
ing - and that includes furnish
ing a broad shoulder when COM
plants come in. Mrs. Mortimer
doesn't look on her job as hon
est to goodness work despite the
hours she puts in. Guess why.
Her work is fun. It's the thing
she likes to do. Meeting people
is fun, too, and she meets them
by the hundred. On top of that
a town job is never monotonous
and Sara hates monotony. Still
further it affords an opportunity
for service and the Town Clerk
just plain likes to do things for
people.