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to times consecutively. ale per
New automobiles. 63c per line (4-line
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Special Notices. and Personal &c per
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

| EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Washinston's LSrsest Agency
sales repres. tsofI goods line,, $40, 900
sales ensr. tcontractors-prine and
|saIss rsnres. ,transp. indus ss5lG 1888
Salesman Janitorial supply exp exp
salesman liable to read hlaepri n s
oFncE-PRoFEss1oNAL = =
Wa ass Adm. ss.atf level 5 yrs.
gotiation exp. nee. 30-4O yrs. old.
Personnel Dir. tan around g psrsSnnsl
EmpSfoiyfmasSns interviewer tes & % neg.
ofc. Mgr. tno acctg., ofce. services
e e,,pcn AYE custodial services css;;
Govt. contracts adm. tsome buying Of
oice. eqpt. for scientific org,l
Editor youth mag.) $4,000 10 up
store mgr. trainee Natl, Col SsT5
Clerk. lh.s. erads.) yng. $3.50
P Prieat c,s atten ,dains. $ $2s3
EStenographer -4- S2S5
Statistical typist S275 up
Accls. payable elk. Inventory exp.J
~ 1tChOuoC HeI. ----------- 30
Mimeograph opr. $500,
ENaINEER1NG SCIENTIFIC ''oo
Electronic and radar engrs, for re-
S sssrG Hrr design and deyslopmsn mt
Physicist tPh.D., no exp. nee. 70
Antenna design engrs., 5000
Electronic buyers tBsEE deso 2 yrs.
buy bnyin; exp. electronic compel on
Ensr. t1E or I'M, to IS yrs. o Si;1n NJ
. shop exp. ofce exp. only to $4,000
Communications engr. for analysis
PROD SDrs ens snsE aEBssME t to s s7s9S
Contract adm. lelectronic engr. with
law deg. pref exp. $4,000
Plant mntnce. asst. mgr. (electronics
tesea.cn plant mnsnce. exp. pref
EvaIuation and analysis engrs. 10
write reports and manuals. on.
electronic test capt. or ordnance
cOmputer design engrs. tNo Fec
Electronic design engrs. (amp.ifiers
:, ana servo, NO FEE S. o.
Nu ,shs !, re reaetor design ANALYST tchem:-
Physicist tnoise and acoustic exp
IBM or Univac Programmes s. o.
Packaging eners. tdry-liquid) chem
Welding ensrs. tpo p exp.) !. s. s. g. g.
corrosion consuitants tdeg. metal
Metals finisher aluminium BRASS
ntckeD exp. finishing metal for
spray painting to meet Govt. specs.
Electronic techs 500 Oh
Air condition man 81 I'd
Construction surveyors St;5-I "a
construction chainmen S6O-f,5
Yng. man able to read blueprints to
work in constr. ofce.: some con-
struction exp. pref. $6O-8O
HIS grad. for engrg. ofce. (mech.
drawing training) $50
OVERSEAS
Field engrs. (BCE) 8 yrs. constr, de-
sign. exp. and 4 yrs. insp. exp
roads, hwy's. t18 mos. contract)
Auditors ga yrs. contract. $3.50
yrs. old. heavy constr. auditing
overseas exp. pref. $4,000 plus
bonus: plus per diem: plus travel.
linz 18th 81 VIZ rOp1n
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS for the con-
struction Of q cafetorium and Three
Classrooms, to Herndon High School,
Herndon. virginia. will be received
BY the County School Board of Fair
fax County. virsinia, at the office
P Fl SsperlRtendfat until w
z. s. r. september 20. 1854, at
which time and place they will be
publicly opened and read. Plans,
for the receipt of bids, the docu-
ments must be obtained at the office
OF Ballou and Justice. Architects,
100 East Cary Street, Richmond,
VIRGINIA upon deposit of S25. 90.
General Contractors may obtain d
maximum of two sets with refund.
Additional sets may be obtained
upon payment of $780, but de-
post is not refundable. II, within
80 days after the ultimate time set
for the receipt of bids. the docu-
ments are returned undamaged, the
contractor who has submitted q bona
fide proposal for the general con-
tract. All bids must be accompanied
by an acceptable bidders bond not
less than SO of the base bid, or
certified check not less than 40 OF
the base bid, made payable to the
County School Board OF Fairfax
withdrawn for period Of so
days after the ultimate time set
for the receipt of bids: . however.
the right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids and waive formali-
ties. All bidders must be regis
tered as Contractors in the Com
monwealth Of Virginia. Plans,
ments are open to public inspection
at the ofiice of Superintendent, w. T.
Woodson. Fairfax, Virginia. w. T.
WOODSON, Division Superintendent.
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NEED MONDAY
JOB-HUNT THE
EFFICIENT WAY!

Let our once review your work his
tory with you and your wishes as
to q new assignment
Then, our next step is to try to place
you In o proper position.
We represent secretaries, stenos.
bookkeepers, clerks and accounts
typists, PIX receptionists and other
ONCE personnel as well rs special
ICED and professional people. We
have no registration fee-but fee
Hours: Monday Friday, 9-5
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To Piece a
STAR CLASSIFIED AID
Coll
Sterling $4,000
Closino Hours

Closing Hours:
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 Pm. FRIDAY
MONDAY EDITION, 8 Pm. SUNDAY
TUES. to FRI. 9 Pm. DAY BEFORE
SATURDAY EDITION, 10 PM. FRI.
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ARCHITECTURAL.
RENDERINGS

Artist with fiair for dramatic archi-
tectural renderings on free-lance
basis. Bring samples between IL
House q dERsTIN. Advertising
ARTIST to do clean crisp layouts,
specify type accurately, some spot
Illustrations; excellent salary with
plenty of opportunity; immediate
opening. Phone DU. 7-6S00 for
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DRUG
WAREHOUSE
MEN

in retail or vholesal,
drugs. for nearby Virsinia ware.
house: excellent opportunity for ad.
vancement for right man; employt
benefits. paid vacation. Replies con.
fidential. Write DRUG FAIR, 1906
South Four Mile Run dr.. Arlington
Va. or rhone ia. 4-045O, Ext. 10.
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Asst. Pronertv Nor.

for large garden-type apart
ment development in sc. section.
High-type man required with ex-
perience in all phases Of property
MANAGEMENT. Good starting salary,
many employe benefits. Apply Per-
sonnet. ONCE, CAFRITZ CO.. 1870 K
st. NV, End moor.
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HELP wANTED-AcENcIEs


COOKS os'sls.. ehspgb a If4., nsrsemala,
Wells. DOMESTIC Embodiment Arcy.
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mo; Nj MI Ford at BoYD's. cor. G
saTAHTIls1TsitaCrAN-Junior. $500 mo.
mr., D. C;ii cost accountant: $500 J No.
w Np. s sS4ps' cor 6 and 18th
n ia a'rr1EG uryrpu coo 81
oaor outo rarts "s W. ic.pnE I
OHM I3I1 q ST NV RE 5.SSSS
BURROUGHS BOOKKTR. mach. opr.,
| excel. sal, immed. See Miss Black
with BOYD'S, cor, q and 10Th NV,
(NA. S-234Ol.
s ls'.n WIFE: stsnos n s;w;
10th NV ST. 3-3666.
Credit . GtERks. pref; exp. $40 ,,
kinds OPENINGS; frances: Come in,
see MISS BLACK with BOYDS, cor;
g and 18th tNA. S-2340). Est. ~
TYPIST-Electromatic, asso.. % 5000:
exp. Dictaphone opr;, recept.-typist.
KNOW. PIX, 500 Wk.: Miss Evans
Ct BOfDS. cor. @ ana 12tn INA.
rSvrSS..s4uI' 80,
Ir as,, recept, Know; t Sn9rtnsn =.
fere pni eA Gnrr SAL 1oad ss' s ypis'D MT NJ
REED, 1911 q st, NV. Ma. S-60SS,
30
BOOKKEEPERS, full charge. S6O-SS0
Wk.. den. on exper. See BETTY
NTc;HT 1311 n. NV. 1ST
3-sa, ss4j 1911 v s'' Nv" 'A'
civil. ENGINEER. aircraft construc-
tion SO 1,nn IN P0YrS,s cor q;
snd 1 S5t6'v = u w. - So'' -
c1ME1,n "Iu M ~ Grow ,En ~.,,.. - n
Intr nD 81 S ssia nSu n fnr hecin
Inv. Inv wy aY MIrs ~ voTfHG
H Ply Exp oee vous sr M aS3se4
-I lol | - 81: NV, % 2-oo eo-
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
| 900 nth NV, RIM, 500, Me. 5000
Young typists, stenos. open
Executive seey., public relations
/ NaIrses. Practical Iwh-l hosp S1,6O
Young TWISTS tenos. omen
Lab Lab. techs e D. G. x and Nd ~ to S $500
4DNIN sE5zys- synsr - "a Eoo
sacvs teal Ao' Ia ~ .631T IN
Recent Twists. teletype $40
Asst bkkpr' -pypists to S2T5
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Bring Your SOILED
GTTEnE

And leather jackets, coats. dresses,
doves and handbags to EXQUISITE
CLEANERS. 3700 Georgia ave. NV.
BY OUR SPECIAL PROCESS the soil
and spots are removed. the ORIGI-
NAL OIL OF THE SKIN REPLACED
their bright color and soft texture.
ANY fine store in town viii tell you
from their own experience that
EXQUISITE CLEANERS rs A SPE-
CIALIST in the cleaning or dyeing
Of suede and leather garments.
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ATTENTION, WOMEN
HELP---MEN

for CPA once: excel
lent opportunity for right man.
Apply in own handwriting. giving
EDUCATION, ase. experience and sal,
JR., for CPA ONCE;
$500 per mo. starting. Opportunity
for varied experience. Reply In
own handwriting, stating age, edu-
cation, experience and references.
Box 451-x, Star. 30
JR.--CPA ONCE. Write
fully, age, education and exper.. BOX
40. Arlington. Va. II
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ARTIST

Good at creative layout, lettering and
general art work. Part-time basis
with view to permanent position II
proved Qualified. No students. Age
25-35. Apply, giving complete in
formation regarding training and
practical experience. Box 67-X.
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Assistant Credit Manager

For retail clothing store. pleasant
working conditions, room for 40
vancement. Good salary. Apply
~ 9TH st. NV. -31 :
ASSISTANT MANAGER for dry clean
ing agency in large Alex. hotel.
Good pay and advancement to per-
Sonable young man not afraid Of
hard work and long hours. JU. O.
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WRITER

Under 80. college, degree: must be
| creative. ability to write promotional
background To $1,000
SECRETARIES
A listing Of excellent positions in
various locations at top salaries.
WALTER II. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 6l2 Wash. Bldg.
18th and N. Y. Ave. NV, ST. 3-9442
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HELP WANTEp--AcENcles
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY


Mgr. Control Officer
"a yrs. exper., accountant exper.,
$50 miles D. c.. tmmed
BETTY KNIGHT
1911 q st. NV. ST. $4,000
SECRETARY$3OO
Pref. single. young. excel. oppor..
law secretary. start $500
GRACE DUNN
1911 g st. NV. RE. 7-2s2S
ACCOUNTANT$4OO
For CPA ONCE. must be exper.
BETTY KNIGHT
1911 @ st. NV. ST. $4,000
SECRETARY, 500 WK.
Excel. steno., college educ, young,
attrac.. efiicient. immed. Miss
Young, ST. $4,000.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
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HELP WANTsD-AcEkcirs

DETAIL MEN, EXP. s., 900;
SALESMAN, pub. co., SIS 900. ware.
mouse Supt., ID. C.. area. BOYDfS,
cor: g and 18th. MA. $3.50.
NATIONAL
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Bring your WRoNG-CoLoRED or
FADE

FADE
Dresses, suits and coats. your CAB.
ARDINE5. TAFFETAS KNITTED
ouits and dresses, your DRApES
AND SLIP COVERS to EXQUISITE
CLEANERS. 3700 Georgia ave. NV.
We will restore the ORIGINAL color or
dye 1t to more BECOMING colar-
GUARANTEE NO SHRINKAGE
Any fashion editor, fashion store or
fine dressmaker Will confirm to YOU
from their owN experience that our
dye work Is beautiful and hts as
before.
Bring all your
SPOTS
Coffee. nail polish, lipstick. beef,
whiskey. blood. rust paint. ink,
perspiration or whatever you acci-
dentally spill on your clothes to
EXQUISITE CLEANERS. 3TOO Geor-
gia ave. NV. ~
We viii remove your spots, with the
FORMULAS OF OUR CHEMIST and
there will be no charge If you can
md even trace of the spots.
Consultation service free Of charge.
CLEANERS
The Dye Work Specialist
37OO GEORGIA AVE. NV.
RIA. 3-9777
Show US this ad and you will get an
address booklet free.
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OPERATOR--Prefer older
man. See Mr.. sherwin, II. L.: RUST
CO.. 1901 18th st. NV, MA. $50
white; operating steam
engineer with d G. license; knowl-
edge Of air-conditioning and re-
frigeration necessary employe bene-
fits after mos. employment. Apply
18th st. employment once. May
FLOWER HOTEL. so
ENGINEERS, designers and drafts
men; permanent positions; salary
dependent upon experience ana
qualifications. Give complete de.
qualifications with application. Ad-
dress: P. o. Box 1906. Miami. Fla.
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CLERK

With live knowledge Of technical.
radio terms plus some radio theory:
must Be quick clerically, also In
routine job with q future: good for
student enrolled in night engineer.
ing classes. In reply state your
age and phone no. and tell us about
your education and your, knowledge
Of radio. Write
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29

Junior architectural
craftsman, experience necessary;
permanent position. Bring samples.
Architectural Dept, M. T. BROY-
HILL a. SONS. 1924 Lee hwy.
Arl, Va. go
DRAFTSMAN, chemical engineering
and research Arm in Alex. needs a
craftsman for varied and interesting
work in electromechanical division:
experienced in laboratory DESIGN
and DEVELOPMENT: 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
Call XII. g-7500.
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POTOMAC 81 81 EMPL. AGCY.
&c BUSINESS SCHOOL
Hrs: Sass. Sat-. e-1
1854 Wilson Blvd, ArL, IA. y-Q6I9
e11 King o.. Alex. H. e-b066
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OVERSEAS

Field engrs. (BCE) 8 yrs. constr. de-
sign exp. and 4 yrs. insp. exp
roads, hwy's. (18 mos. contractD
Auditors ga yrs. contract), 5000
overseas exp. pref. $4,000 plus
bonus: plus per diem; plus travel.
-11OS 18th St NV EX a-1o7n
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AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN

largest Chevrolet deal
er has an opening for : man ex-
perienced In estimating bedy work
on D service lane. See Mr.. Pre1-
grave, ouRf1MAM CHEVROLET.
610 d st. n.A -
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DISTRICT
MANAGER

National corporation win interview
responsible and qualified men for
assignment locally to develop and
maintain direct to consumer sales
organization. Applicants must have
proven successful record in selling,
recruiting and training sales people.
successful manager. Send brief resu-
me Of personal history and phone
number to Box 205-z. Star.
DOORMAN
For apartment building, Sl3S MONTH
ly. References required. Apply in
person, manager, THE KENNEDY
WARREN, 1888 Conn. ave. NV.
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ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel Counseling
Services

ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Semi senli-sr. acts. for ss cPAs : ssss
Jr. acct for CPA - open
Asst. bookkeepers. many ----- $40
Clerk. PIX, ID. c. native S74
Mems wear sales (insidel to Sl00
Calculator opr.. tipping $3.50 mo.
Stock Clerk. ne. t30-401 - $3.50
WOMEN
Secys., stenogs.. typists. clerks, PIX.
hkkprs., ONCE mach. operators Many
select positions; highest salaries.
ATLAS, RE. 7-5767
1870 New York Ave. NV. RIM. 500
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B0OKKEEPERS, full charge. $6O-$S0
wk., dep. on exper. See BETTY
NIGHT, 1911 g SC. NV. tST'
civil ENGINEER, aircraft construc.
ton, $4,000 UP. BoYD's, cor. G
sTENo. AND sECY, $50 miles D. C
Intr. work. top salaries for begin
and exp. See today MISS YOUNG.
1311G st. NV, ST. 3-3664,
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Hours. 8 am. to $50 pm. Ase.
s se.. NM 1srG sNn Ms Tss fF Sssf Ds cs
CO. b-s266 for further detailn.
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=, g;:s,,y !. ., 2.2l

Mems Swim Trunks. all with famous
lobels 3. your assurance Of quolity and
fine toiloring. Solid colors and fancy pot
terms in the assortment Reol values at
their regular prices q. O find" at this
low price! Sizes % to A.
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Usually w
3.95 to 5.05 NV

Mems WoIkins Shorts, toilored by
famous maker. You're just not "hep"
if you don't have several pairs! Royon
flonnels, royon Bermuda nubby weoves.
cotton gobordines and deninns in this
great assortment. Sizes 80 to AZ in the
group.
Evening star., 1954-07-07
Mrs. Dennis Day
WHY DO YOU PREFER
BLUE BONNET?

Mrs. Dennis Dag, Los Angeles,
Calf, soife of the noted radio
and TV singing star, IS the
mother Of four lively youngsters.
tive discovered that all mar
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Reduced
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MEMS 3.o5
DENIM
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end STACKS
90

Comfortable holf-boxer sIocks with zip
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their fit and color through countless
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price. s-M-L sizes in group.
Evening star., 1954-07-07
5.95 AND 6.95 MIRACLE FABRIC
SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS

A famous makers cool, no iron
shirts in these miracle fobrics-
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ers, solid color nylon mesh or
pebble cloths, solid color botiste
nylons or borkcIoths and nyIon
Leno cords. S, N, L.
Evening star., 1954-07-07

Corded check botistes, postel
onnbre pIoids, cottons, Docrons,
nubby weoves plus many more.
Solid colors, smart designs,
checks. ploids. S. NJ. [. sizes.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Monte tgomery ( Forners Seek
Delay in Zonii1q

More than $50 farmers Of Up
per Montgomery County. Md.
unanimously voted last night to
ask the County Council tn dis
card q proposed zoning ordi-.
nance for that area.
The group, known as the up
per Montgomery County Land
owners ISOLATION, asked that
the proposal be dropped until the
new council is elected and takes
ONCE In January. The council
has set q hearing for Thursday
night on the plan. After the
stormy session last night. q
spokesman said, I'VE don't be-
lieve we should be zoned and
regulated over the objections Of
the people who own all of the
property there. "
Evening star., 1954-09-21
c Condidote Fights Ruling

IN FREDERICKSBURG, Va Or.
Charmenz s. Lenhart. 35-year-
old professor at Mary Washing
ton College. says she intends to
fight for the right to run as an
independent against Represents
alive Smith. Democrat. In the
9Th district.
The State attorney general
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Wet Nam Police Fire
On Refugees IS Row
IOf Leaders NideIls
By she Associated Press

PARIS, Sept. "a - Wet Nam 8 |
quarreling premier and army
chief OF staff each increased
their personal guards today as
public demonstrations threat
ened to push the government
crisis into open fighting, the /
French News Agency reported.
A dispatch from Saigon said
police fired into d band Of refu-
gees from North Wet Nana kills
ing two and WoundiIlg others.
The dispatch said crowds Of
women, children and old men
were assembling Id. many guar
terS Of Saigon, carrying placards
expressing support Of Premier
Ngo Dinh Diem in his dispute
with the army .chief, Gen.
Nguyen Van HIM.
Bao Dai Asked 10 Act.
The feud between the two
each trying To oust the other
reached q new high last night
with the resignation of nine
members Of the. prennier,s cahi-
net.
Gen. Hinn fired Of an appeal
to ex-Emperor Baos Dai. the Wet
Namese chief OF state who has
been at his French Riviera villa
for five months. Hinh asked
that Bao Dai intervene before.
| the situation exploded.
Bao Dai cabled back that he
was studying the crisis.
The French agency reported
/ Hinh this morning had said Bao
Dai,s reply meant the army could
bow out of the affair and leave
Bao Dai to settle it. But the
Premier threw hundreds Of po-
lice around his home and the
rival arm yin turn deepened its
guard around Hinh's house.
Held Boon to Reds.
4 The mounting crisis posed an
aver graver threat for Wet Nam,
already split Id two parts by the
Geneva arfnistice which gave the
northern portion of the coastal
Indo- Chinese state to the Com
munist- led Wet Mini. The Reds
have already promised to take
over the country eventually anc
continued political instability
won't hurt their chances.
The French agency gave thi!
account of the situation Il
Saigon:
The refugees who were fired ol
were demanding that they be re
turned to the Communicated
north. But officers In Hinh's en-
tourage charged that Inforna
tion Minister Bui Kien Tin ha,
provoked the outburst in an ct
fort to demonstrate that the pop
ulation is loyal to the Premie
and opposed to Hinh and tn
army.
The other crowds reporte
massing in support Of the Pre-
mier also carried placards stat
ing they are Catholics. DieH
| himself is a Catholic. and ap
| parently many Of these demon
| strators also were from the nortl
| Many Catholics f1ocked to th
1 south to get away from the IL
| coming Communist governors.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Senofor in Zoning Fight

Democratic Senator Olin p.
Johnston az South Carolina ap-I
peared last night before the
Montgomery County Council To-
help plead the case Of the KEN
sington Baptist Church, seeking
rezoning Of It's site ct 3725 Du-
pont street.
Senator Johnston urged ap-
proval of the church application
Tor q commercial classification
to aid In selling the property.
Evening star., 1954-09-21
Maryland and Virginia
News In Brief

ruled she is ineligible because of
failure to pay the Virginia poll
tax for certain years. s. have
no intention Of letting the at
torney generals opinion serve as
the final word. said the woman.
who has Republican supp port u.
y i
School Priorifies Set
Montgomery County's Board
Of Education last night desig-
mated the North Bethesda Senior
High School and the Wheaton
Junior High School as top prior
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08
Local Navy Man
Is Charged For
Threat With Gun

Bobby r. Cass, "a, a sailor at
tached to the Naval Station, to-
day was charged with exhibiting
a gun in threatening manner, the
sheriff's office reported.
Cass, the sheriff's department
Marathon crawfisherman, with an
Marathon crawfisherma, with an
unloaded % caliher automatic pis-
tol about 1880 a. m. yesterday on
Sugar Loaf Key.
The sheriff's department quoted
cass as saying Williams truck was
blocking the road.
Williams reported the matter to
the sheriff. CasS was picked up a
bout $50 p. m. yesterday as he
drove into Key West.
Two other persons who were IN
the CaSs car at the time he is
said to have threatened Williams
were out on $3.50 bond each as ma
terial Witnesses. They are:
Charles Z. Moss, a sailor attach
ed to the uSS Gilmore. and Evelyn
Garmau, who lives at the Flagship
Motel.
Cass was 10 be released to the
Navy on $3.50 recogizance bond.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08
Chamber Seeks
To Map Program

Chamber of Commerce members
have been asked 70 I'LL out a post
card QUESTIONABLE mailed to each
member asking for suggestions for
building a program of work for
the organization for the coming
year.
The Chamber Of Commerce ques-
tionaire is in effect a "Communi-
ty Clinic" where civic lis car be
diagnosed and prescriptions sug-
gested TO stimulate recovery.
II win be more effective II mem
bars help by expressing . willing.
ness TO serve On q committee and
By getting their suggestions In 10
the Chamber.
Every project backed BY the
chamber Ia q boost for the con-
mGnity.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-08
Youngest Title
Today

The title Of the yevnsssi NOV.
10 star In Key West has been
claimed by nins-monih-oId Joseph
Oswald Espsrdy.
Son ef Mr. and Mrs. John
EspsrdY. slo Catherine Street,
Joseph obtained . social security
card on fhs day he reached that
age.
He appeared In scenes for
THE Rose Tsftoo" filmed ~
shs Perez grocery store last
week. Two other Espsrdy chill
drsn, Johnny s. and christins.
Z. appeared In fhs movie, along
with fhsir mother.
The title had been elsimsd for
lS-monfh-eId Gary Rsnns. but
Joseph beat his mark BY some
seven nseufhs.