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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

Trust H coMPaN2. = sSarshol dMs
Meeting-Notice is hereby given
that. pursuant to call of its Direc.
tors, q Special Meeting of the share
holders OF The Washington Loan
and Trust Company will be held al
Is banging K g house 70 Sc. at ~. No eco
ington. District Of Columbia. "o On
at 100 o'clock AM. for the pur.
pose Of considering and determin-
ing BY vote whether an Agreement
date the said Company and The
Rises National Bank of Washington
D. G.. located in the City Of Wash
ington. District Of Columbia. under
the provisions Of the laws of the
confirmed; and for the purpose OF
cidental to the proposed consoli.
dation OF the two banks. A copy
of the aforesaid Agreement. exc.
cuted by a majority OF the Directors
ing for the consolidation. is on file
at the bank and may be inspected
transfer books of this bank will be
closed at the close Of business on
September. n, 1854. and remain
closed closed until the cop. opening OF bnsi-
George 8. scHWEiNHAUT
Treasurer
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK or
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Shareholoers
Meeting-Notice is hereby given
that. pursuant to call Of Its di.
rectors, a special meeting of the
shareholders of The Riggs National
Bank Of WASHINGTON. D e., will BE-
Pen Pen 81 Va 9ants neuSS NV NJ in The
City, of WASHINGTON. District of Co,
lumbia. on Wednesday September
20. 1854. at 1900 O'clock AM. for
termining by vote whether an agree.
and. The Washington Loan and Trust
Company, Washington, D c., undel
the provisions of the laws Of the
United States. shall be ratified anc
confirmed; and for the purpose Of
voting upon any other matters IN
tion Of the two banks. A copy Of tn,
aforesaid agreement. executed by 8
majority Of the directors Of each O.
the two banks, providing for tn!
hs Is on NE M the nan
hours. The stock transfer books n
this bank will be closed at the clos,
OF business on September IL, 1854
and will remain closed until tn
opening Of business on Septembe
80. 1854 J, c. MCCORMACK
HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK Oh
WASHINGTON -Sharehoiders Meet
ing - Notice ts hereby given that
pursuant to call Of its directors, ,
special meeting Of the shareholder
OF Hamilton National Bank Of Wash
ingto. will be held at its eankini
house At 619 18th Street. NV, ii
the City Of washington District o
Columbia. on Tuesday SeptefnbeI
IA 1854. at 1900 O'Clock Noon fol
the purpose Of considering and de
termining by vote whether an agree
ment to consolidate said Bank ant
The National Bank OF Washington
washington, D c., undei the pro
visions OF the laws of the Unites
States shall be ratified and con
firmed; and for the purpose o
voting upon any other matters Incl
dental TO the proposed consolidation
< the two banks copy OF tn
aforesaid agreement. executed b,
o majority OF the directors Of eacl
Of the two banks. providing for tn
consolidation. 10 on nle ct the banl
and may b inspected during bust
ness hours. BARNUN l. COTTON
President se13
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HELp--MEN tcon.. i
AUDITOR

Alert individual. 30-3s yrs. Of age.
to handle varied accounting assign
ments. This is a position for an
ambitious young man who Is inter-
ested IN permanent employment with
excellent lors-ranse prospects Cen
Guiding non-contributory pension
plan. Degree in accounting and ex-
perience in pvt. industry required.
Starting salary, SIS with advance
inent on basis of individual merit.
Reply giving complete details con-
and practical experience. Box
SOCK. Star.
AUTO BODY MAN, one who can do
complete wreck work, only those
with experience need apply, good
salary to right man. STANDARD
AUTO BODY WORKS. l140 goth
AUTO MECHANIC. to service new
cars for delivery; salary, vacation.
reference; See MI. Seaman. PALMER
FORD, INC, BIO Hamilton ST, Hy.
AUTO MECHANIC, Immediately.
good salary, paid vacation. ia. q
1926 or ia. 2-9335. liz
AUTO. PAIN1ER-Ist-cl class painter
capable of taking full charge: ex-
cellent pay plan; all year around
good paying work. Cali Mr.. Dough-
ten, r, Il $500. AuTo WHOLE.
Rd. ne. --16
AUTO PAINTER-Good opportunity
capable OF, taking, charge of paint
shop. Good pay, plenty Of work year
, 5oHnd. p. See MT: White, AUTO .S'l. g
Rd. NE, Ii 3-SS0O. Id
AUTO PARTS MANAGER. with
can build stable and very satisfy
ing position for himself. Give
pertinent details Of past exper. Ad-
dress Box 225-z. Star. Ia
AUTO Substantive have openings
for new and / used car sales
man. Must be dependable, honest
and energetic. Permanent position,
excellent compensatory ems I For personal
4-I000. ID
AUTO. SALEsMAN--USED CARS
Exper.. capable of assuming manage
ment duties. after proving ability
with rapidly expanding. org. We
carry complete stock OF the
sharpest cars in town. For further
dstails call Mr ;,, MiGhaelson, Ii; =
GOV NJ ~ VI1SLGs0ALISkbSSt Avn,
1871 Bladensburg Rd. ne. -l2
AUTO SALESMAN
New and used. Estab. dealer for 80
years; 500 per wk. and bonus.
State exper. in full, how long in
area. age. previous employment, etc.
For interview reply Box 117-Z. Star.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen
Addison Chevrolet Sales has an OPEN
ing for experienced auto statesmen
who can produce; 7So commission
with $50 minimum on sale of new
car plus 109o additional commission
: on accessories sold. 1884 car fur.
nished. If YOU have a proven record
of sales ability, this your chance
to take advantage OF this oppor-
tuuity to increase your earnings.
See Mr.. Davis.
ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES. INC
l4th and Florida Ave. NV.
AUTOMOBILE SHOP FOREMAN
Chrysler experience preferred' SAL
airy and commission plus insurance
and other benefits. See or call Mr..
Fred Hoots, FRANCIS & PARSONS.
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer. Southeast.
LII 4-7400. liz
AUTO USED CAR MANAGER. must
be qualified to assume full respon-
sibility Of managtng used car LOT.
Call MR.. KOETZLE. JU. $4,000.
CAPITAL PACKARD, 92S Philadcl-
/ phia ave-, Silver Spring. Md. Id
BAKERS HELPER. for small bakery;
state age, exper. and refs. write
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received BY
the County School Board of Fairfax
County, Virginia. at the ONCE Of
Supt. W, T. Woodson. Fairfax Couri
House; Virginia; until 7:30 Pm
the construction Of Addtions a nc
Alterations to Centreville School, OIL
which lime and place they will b.
publicly opened and read.
Plans. specifications and contract
documents are open to public inspec.
ton at the ONCE of Supt. w. T
Woodson. Fairfax Court House. Vir-
Rinia, or may be obtained at the
ONCE of Dixon and Norman 1903 E
Main Street. Richmond. Virginia
upon deposit OF $1,000. Deposits fol-
plans Specifications. and forms Of
bidder upon the return of same in
good condition within ten days after
date of opening bids. Those other
than actual bidders will be charged
fat fee of $1,000.
Ali bids must be accompanied by q
certified check of not less than Sc
of the base bid or acceptable bidder s
bond. not less than So of the base
bid, made payable to County School
Board of Fairfax County.
No bid may be Withdrawn after the
of bids for q period OF thirty days
The Owner reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
General and Sub-contractors will BIZ
REQUIRED to be registered under the
state Law governing the Registfa.
ton OF General Contractors,
sel2 W. T. wooDsoN. eupt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES Cont,

Winesap, Grimes. Starks. not select
81 bushel. Bring your baskets ant
p,ch I'm off the frees. 5u.I Ienip.t
I'd. Sc. Out Branch ave. to st
garnaby I'd. right at lights t.
thL NATIONAL BANK OF WASH.
ING1 shareholders Meeting
Notice is hereby given that pur.
suant to call of its directors, spe.
.ial meeting of the shareholders o.
The National Bank of Washington
will be held at its banking house O.
Seventh Street at Pennsylvania Ave.
nus. / W. In the City OF Washing
ton, District OF Columbia on Tues
dav September IA 1854 at l2:Ut
o'clock Noon for the purpose OF con
sidering and determining by vot'
whether an agreement to consoli.
late said Bank and the Hamilton
National Bank OF WASHINGTON
Washington. D e. under the pro,
visions OF the laws OF the unitee
States shah be ratified and con.
flrmed; and for the purpose OF vot.
1ng upon any other matters Incl.
dents' to the proposed consolida.
ton OF the two banks A copy oil
the aforesaid agreement, executed
bv majority of the directors Of
each OF the two banks providing
or the consolidation is on file al
the INK and may be inspected
durlns business hours RUTHER
FORD J DOOLEY Executive Vice.
President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
William w. May
Manassas, Virginia
Attorney for Owner
sell. 12,13,14,15,16
PROPOSALS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
the County School Board OF Fair
fax County, yirginia, at the office of
House. Virginia, Until 7:s sf pm. EST.
Thursday, October 7. 1854. for the
construction of Alterations and Ad-
dftlonS to Shop and Home Economics
Buildings, Mt. Vernon High School,
at which time and place they will
be publicly opened and read.
Plans. specifications and contract
documents are are open to PUBLIC in
Woodson. Fairfax Court House, Vir-
ginia, or may be obtained at the
ofhce OF DIXON and Norman, 1103
z. Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
upon deposit of $1,000. Deposits for
bidder upon the return of same In
good condition within ten days after
date of opening bids. Those other
than actual bidders will be charged
a fiat fee of $1,000.
All bids must be accompanied by q
certified check not less than go of
the base bid or acceptable bidders
bid, made payable to County School
Board of Fairfax County.
No bid may be withdrawn after the
scheduled closing time for the re-
ceipt of bids for period of thirty
days.
The owner reserves the right to re-
iect any or all bids.
General and sub-contractors will be
required to be registered under the
State Law governing the Registra-
ton Of General c e WSHrson
Superintendent.
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HElp--MEN

material salesman. Cal
Mus, be experienced and favorably
known in the trade. Car allowance
Call ME. S-4S40. Ext. 2S7. for
appointment. liz
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EDITORIAL SERVICES
EXP. editor and copyreader wishes
part-time work in office or own
home; masters degree in science
plus 9 yrs. technical and general
editorial research and editing; excel.
typiSt. Box 140-X Star.
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CANVASSERS

This Is the best house-to-house deal
White and colored. See LOU taft
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POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
| & BUSINESS SCHOOL
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA, T-061p
e11 King b.. A1ex. n. o-6066
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HELP wANTEp--AcENcIEs
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
colo. BLDG. i341 g NV, RE. 1898
ET,ECTRONTCS
RESEARCH
SALES ENGINEER

Under 40. business service field, NC
and SC. Commission. car allow
ances. expenses $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

II I Iz1O ANI1VO
Accountants, srs., semi-srs. and frs.
for CPAs Highest salaries
Bookkeeper. retail SS5 up
Bookkeeper. plumbing CO., $4,000 yr.
Bookeeper. yng., ms. tipping, S70-$75
Asst. bookkeeper, typist, days S65
Reality mgmt. trainee 80 S6O-$65
Gale Opr.: tipping $3.50 mo-
MGR cashier. trainee. 8 days : $50
Cashier. young, B days - $50
Young man, art bkgrd, LIS pm.
Mail boy. light tipping ------ $3.50
WOMEN
Secys., stenogs.. typists, clerks. PIX,
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Veterans and Droftees

aren't counted under the regula-
tons. But. as q starter. here are
the major kinds of income not
counted: s
l. Any payments made BY the
United States Government be-
cause of disability or death as
required under laws administered
by the Veterans Administration.
2. Overtime and additional
compensation paid to Govern
ment employees.
8. Government insurance pay
ments such as those paid for
National Service Life Insurance
and Government Life Insurance.
Here are major examples OF
income which Is counted under
the limitation:
/. Total income from wages,
salaries. bonuses, earnings, in
vestments. rents. You can't SUBJ
tract money paid in taxes or
toward retirement.
2. Income from a business or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

profession. You can deduct
operating expenses rents, re-
pairs. taxes. upkeep.
8. Commercial insurance pay
ments from life. disability. acci-
dent. health or similar Insurance,
4. Income from any source
because Of unemployment o.
from damages collected because
OF injury or death, less costs com
nected with the injury or death.
Retirement Counts.
S. Any retirement payment
Federal, State or private business.
This includes Federal Old Age
and Survivors Insurance. Civil
Service and railroad retirement
benefitsexcept that no such
payment will be counted as in
come by the VA until the amount
Of your personal contribution
toward these benefits has been
repaid to you. However, such
benefits received by q widow
due to her husbands employ
ment will be considered as in
come under all circumstances.
8. Social security benefits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
Rabies NEGOTIATIONS
10 Beuin on Monday

The Health Department win
begin inoculating dogs for rabies
on Monday.
The program will continue
through July 80 and shots will
be given every Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday from z to 4 pm,
Public Health Director Daniel L.
Seckinger announced yesterday.
Dogs should be brought on
the leash TO the following clinics
for shots:
Northwest - Adams School,
Nineteenth and California
streets: Addison School, 3246 r
street: Alice Deal Junior High
School, Fort drive and Nebraska
avenue: Polk Health Center,
Seventh and r streets: Upshur
Street Hospital, Fourteenth and
Upshur streets: Whittier School,
Fifth and Sheridan streets.
Northeast Burroughs School,
Eighteenth and Monroe streets;
circus grounds, TWenty-th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
By Moi. Thomos IA. Mol

Wartime veterans. who think
they are eligible for pensions
seem to have trouble fathoming
the income limitation.
It's no wonder. Federal law
says the yearly income may not
exceed $1.400 II you have no
dependents or $2.7o0 If you do
have dependents. But. under
Veterans Administration regula-
tions, not all the money you
make is counted as income.
About all you can do ii you
think you may come within the
limitation is to 60 ahead and
file for a pension. Youth have to
fill out q QUESTIONABLE listing
all of your income, no matter
from what source. Then the VA
makes Judgment based on its
regulations.
It's impossible to list here all
the types Of income that are and
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other than Federal Old Are ana
Survivors Insurance.

other than Federal Old Are and
Survivors Insurance.
Z. Gifts and charitable do
nations from any source.
8. Proceeds from requests or
inheritances. Property received
this way won't be counted as
income until the property Is
converted into cash, however.
Your income for pension plr-
poses will be figured for the
entire calendar year. but II this
method proves unfair it may be
figured monthly or proportion
ately on the rate Of income.
you mag Urite Maj. Nal
In care OF The Star about
your serUice-connected prob
lem. Please iitclose a stamped,
self-nddressed envelope and 20
cents in coin.
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street and Oklahoma avenue;
Merritt School, Fiftieth and
Hayes streets.
Southeast 49, Kramer Junior
High School, Seventeenth and
@ streets: Stanton School, Ala
barna avenue and Naylor road.
Southwest The District
Pound. South Capitol and !
streets.
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Nov Scattered,
30 Neighbors
TO Hold Reunion

Thirty former neighbors. who
have not seen each other for
nearly 10 years, will hold a re-
union at . pm. Sunday in Fort
Greble Park, near Boiling Air
Force Base.
Announcing the reunion, Mrs.
Mary Grace WilkenIoh said the
group--noW scattered from New
York to Florida to Los Angeles
lived in the 1900 block Of Eight
zenith street Me-. as apartment
dWellers q decade ago.
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CeyIon Fiahts Insects

Ceylon is buying large quanti-
ties Of insecticides, including
100000 pounds Of dot powder,
Colombo reports.
Evening star., 1954-03-24
Suit Seeking 'EquaIized'
Assessment Is Dismissed
By the Associofed Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Mar. "a
The Court of Appeals declined
yesterday to force the State Tax
Commission or Montgomery
County's Appeal Tax Court to
argue a suit demanding that
property assessments be equal
ized."
Three Montgomery residents
took the case to court in their
county, charging assessments
were proportionately higher than
in other sections of the State.
The High Court upheld Circuit
Judges Charles w. Woodward
and Stedman Prescott in dis
missing the suit.
The State Tax Commission
couldn't be attacked in that di-
rection because none of it's men,
bers lives in Montgomery County
and the Office is in Baltimore,
Judge William L. Henderson said.
Judge Henderson also an
nounced for the unanimous
court that no charge had been
Substantiated that the county's
tax court would refuse to con-
slider sales'prices in deciding as
SeSSmentS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert R. Eek
Of 9515 Seminole road, Silver
Spring, and Helen o. Vierling
of Valley Hill Farm, Colesville,
had filed the suit.
Evening star., 1954-03-24
Hassan Sues 10 Halt
Boards Abolition Of
Arlington Registrars

Arlington Commemorative At
torney William j. Hassan has
filed suit to prevent the County
Board from abolishing the Offices
of the county's 81 precinct reg
istrars.
Mr.. HaSSan. who is also legal
adviser to the County Board,
had told board members before
they acted that it was his opin-
ion it would be illegal to end the
local registration system. He
cited a letter from State Attor-
ney General j. Lindsay Almond,
jr.. in support Of his view.
Because Of the legal situation,
two board members at Saturdays
meeting refused to vote on the
issue. They were Wesley w.
Cooper, Democrat, and Alvin
w: Kimel. an Independent. Vot-
ing in favor of the motion were
the other three board members,
Mrs. Leone B. Buchholz, an In
dependent, and Robert Peck and
George M. RowZee, jr., both
Republicans.
Mr.. HaSsan is a Democrat.
The suit, filed in Circuit Court
yesterday, names as defendants
the County Electoral Board and
its three members. Bankhead T.
Davies, Maynard M. Carlisle and
Ralph M. Kimble.
The board acted under a
statute of 1852 which Mr.. Has
san and Mr.. Almond say is
inapplicable to Arlington.
Evening star., 1954-03-24
Commission Acts
To Pave Way for
Sewers in ArcoIu

The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission has au-
thorized its attorney to draw UP
an agreement with the State
Board of Health for extension of
sewer lines to the Arcola section
of Wheaton, Md.
E. K. Stabler. public relations
man for the commission, said the
authorization voted late yester-
day paves the way for facilities
in Arcola.
Commission Counsel Arthur
c. Keefer said he could not re-
lease details of the proposed
agreement now.
The State Board of Health or
dered the commission last sum-
mer to extend its sewer lines to
Arcola where heavy clay soil pre-
vents proper septic tank drain
age. The commission then chal-
lenged the order in court where
the suit is pending. The agree
ment is reported to be part of an
out-of-court settlement.
Evening star., 1954-03-24
Honor Code Cards
Distributed to
Arlington Pupils

Cards pledging each Of the
.45O students of Arlington's new
Wakefield High School to an
honor code proposed by student
leaders are being distributed
today.
Signers Of the cards, printed
in the schools industrial arts
shop. pledge themselves to clean
scholarship, clean speech. clean
living and clean sportmanship.
DR.. Harold M. Wilson,. Wake
field principal. said the card
signing is primarily a student
initiated program. supported by
Miss Mary Anne Hurley, spon-
sor of the interclub council. The
idea was proposed by students
who believe, I'VE should be able
to hang to what we believe in
regardless of what other people
are doing or saying" DR.. Wilson
said,
Evening star., 1954-03-24

Council Asks Veto
OF Year Delay in
Auto Tag Increase
the architect.

The Montgomery County
Council yesterday voted to ask
Gov. McKeldin to veto a meas
ure that would put off for a year
an increase in auto tag fees.
The council action was prompt
ed by Mason Butcher, public
works director. Mr.. Butcher said
the State County Engineers AS
sociation had urged the veto.
Sees Roads Delayed.
The State Roads Commissions
12-year road program will be
set back a year if the bill is
signed by the Governor Mr..
Butcher said.
That. he added. probably
would be the beginning of a
number of delays.
The roads program stands to
lose Sc million next year if the
bill is signed, he said. And Mont
gomery County will get about
100000 less than anticipated,
he said.
Part of Financing.
When the roads program was
adopted last year by the General
Assembly, it was to be financed
partly by increased gasoline taxes
and the higher license fees. The
new fees were supposed to go
into effect next year.
The council yesterday also
voted to prepare a resolution
authorizing the newly formed
Laytonsville Volunteer Fire De-
partment to acquire the Modern
Woodmen's Hall at East Howard
street and route 103 for use as
a fire house.
r. Edwin Brown, attorney. pre-
sented a petition to the council
asking that improvements be
made on the Whites Ferry road.
He said a new ferry probably
VIII be in operation this spring
and the access road is breaking
apart.
Evening star., 1954-03-24
Mrs. Weihe Installed
By Women Voters

! Mrs. Elizabeth Weihe, Abb
North Thirty-third road, Arling-
ton, has been installed as new
president of the County League
of Women Voters.
Other officers elected and in
stalled at the 10th annual busi-
ness meeting at St. Georges
Episcopal Church last night
were:
Mrs. Paul w. Jones, jr., first
vice president; Mrs. Edwin L.
Kahn, second vice president:
Mrs. Jesse Bell, secretary, and
Mrs. Alex Firfer, treasurer.
Named as directors were Mrs.
Peter Henle, Mrs. Parmely C..
Daniels, Mrs. Roger D. Marshall
and Mrs. Bernard Weisman.
Mrs. Weihe and Mrs. Kahn
were selected as delegates to the
national convention in Denver
next month.