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Evening star., 1954-08-14

REAL ESTATE
2 full-time, d. C.-Md. RAYMOND J..
LYNCH CO. LO. 4-6400. OIL. 7-9O92.
RECEPTIONIST-Refined lady, 25 to
40, who likes to stay busy and take
responsibility; no experience neces-
sary; opportunity to advance. Apply
nesday, HOUSE or BEAUTY. SiS3
Ga. ave. NV. lis
SALESLADY for costume iewelry in
active credit jewelry store. Pleas
ant working conditions, congenial
surroundings; some exper. Apply
sALESLADiES, part or full time. for
uptown Conn. ave. ladies' apparel
store; excellent salary and working
conditions; vacation with pay. NOR
MENTS. INC, EN-. 2-2177. Ia
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ATTENTION
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. fun charge; 5h-day
week; real estate insurance. Give
education. exper. and sal. expected.
Pos. open Sept. 1. Box lay, Star.
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Pharmaceutical
SALESMAN
Washington and vicinit

Washington and Vicinity
Fifty-year-old. well-knovn
opening for experienced. pro-
fessional- al-appearing salesman.
Ethical spectalties sold to re-
tail trade. hospitals and physi-
clans. Capable man can earn
$4,000 in first year and must
earn more than $4,000 mini
mum. NO Ceiling on earnings.
Saf essential. State Qualifica-
tlons ana write for interview.
BOX 492-V. STAR
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REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

One Of the Oldest and most
reputable building firms in
washington has opening for
young man with auto, who
Is ambitious for q future, SELL
Ing new homes. State family
background, education and ex-
pertence.. Real estate or other
selling knowledge not pre-
requisite. Box 469-X. Star.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

PIX RECEPTIONIsT COURSE (typ-
ing includedl real school; compare.
BOYD SCHOOL, cor. q and 18th
INA. S-2340).
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HELP-WoMEN

DRUG-COSMET1C CLERK; pref. some
atmosphere. HRAbIEY s pRfJGs fG1ss'
osoo Arlington rd., Bethesda. Nd.
DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK, exper..
only: under 40. day work, no Sum
Gays. Gays. Apply u person CHASTLE-
NV. Id
LABORATORY TEcHNrcIANs. p.r-
forming routine lab. procedures In
relation to serology. blood gfouping
ana typing. preparing plasma pools.
Appy p. g. CHAPTER AMERICAN
RED cross. 2025 Z st. NV. Ex.
S-Tou0. -16
MANAGER for small guesthouse
Excnanee Tor large, light house
keeping studio; refs. AID. 2-9296.
NURSE-Practical, white, under IN.
Tor night duty; pvt, sanitoriiIr,,
nearby Nd: live in. Oh. 2-73O7.
10
NURSE, registered, under 20. with
pleasing personality and ability to
meet public: permanent position in
large hearing aid and surgical supply
once; 62-day week: good salary and
advancement: pleasant surroundings
IN modern air-cond. ofaces. For
sRssE ssRRsj; ''1 NJ deFFo55sPn CO. oHuD52 Is
OFFICE CLERICAL. age 20-3O. g.
day week, knowledge Of tipping essen
tia1 Miiin9 must fa Pc s.IS accurate With fieurss
bookkeeper. Ii interested in IN q per. per.
manent position apply In person.
8 to 3. Ais 10th st. s.W. -l6
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SAT,ES EXECTTTTVE

Desires to make q change. Available
August is: Excellent sales and
car. Outside sales only and prefer
and producs let must must s. hishiy hi1 ac-
ceptahle. Guaranteed salary and
eommission plan only. Boz z-Y,
sh IKE
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Stone, FIagStOne, Cement
Specializing IN retaining walls. patios
flower boxes. steps. walks, drives
porches. lily ponds. nreplaces, etc.
24-hr. service. For . free estimat,
call JERRY. LII. l-4766.
TILE WORK. remodeling ceramic tile
baths, kitchens, etc. Call RICHARL
TO. 0-6210 any time. 30
TILE--New installations and repairs;
baths, porches. Kitchens. ARMANi
nv REPAIRS-FREE ESTIMATE. day
or night service Reas. rates: all
work. parts labor guar. l VI. WE
D. c.. MD. VA. IA 9-79o2,
wATERPROoFING, guar; bsmts. q
speciality; brick pointing; caulking;
Transparent coating. 10. 10000
SAVE $4,000 TO $4,000 by buiidins
and bath. $500 up. u. S-lssS.
A GENERAL CONTRACTOR. special.
izing in all types Of remodeling
additions porches. attics, kitchens
baths, recr. rms, etc.; special ar
chitectural service and terms. TRI-
STATE. TU. 2-6678. --19
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Contact drug stores In well establ-
lished WASHINGTON area for manu-
1acturer of nationally distributed
sundry line. PERMANENT position
have car. Age 25 to 40. Salary and
EXPENSE. Rox 46o-X. star. --16
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BOX 47O-X. STAR

YOUNG MAN for training as ONCE
machine mechanic. Permanent II
satisfactory. Please state age and
educational background. Box 95-S.
Star. lis
YOUNG MAN, 20 to 25. for junior
ocs ust Be 'Gn Sraft exempt Snp resi
dent of this metropolitan area
during the last years, and able
to deal with the public. No expe-
rience required Apply Rm. 800
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Evening star., 1954-08-14

PHoNoGRAPH RECORD SALESMAN
MUST be experienced in retail record
selling. Good salary for qualified per-
son. Box 150-X. Star. lis
PHOTOGRAPHERS. proof passers,
Ola 10th st. NV. eth floor.
PLASTERERS 1st-class mechanics
only; top pay: Apply to job, 18th
1880 am. to 4 pm. Ni6
PLUMBER, experienced ON new con-
struction work: local refs. WEHRIE
q DEURY, 1903 Kenilworth ave.
ne. 16
PORTER SHIPPING CLERK WANTED
by exclusive ladies' shop. Good
salary. steady work; must be ex-
per-. sober and able to furnish
bond. Wonderful opportunity for
right man. Write Box Sex, Star.
lis
fkESSER, wool, must be exper. and
also have District permit: must know
the NV. section: steady job. good
salary. Apply DEBONAIR CLEAN-
Frs. 2612 Conn. ave. NV. AID.
PRESSER, experienced with knovl-
edge OF spotting.. Steady work, good
salary. Car preferred. Sunday 'RA
6-6747, weekdays LU 1-9414 IA
Evening star., 1954-08-14

DRIvEWAYS, porches, steps. cellars.
walks. garages, built or repaired: !:
waterproofng. LU. 4-sS29 after s.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
pairs. short circuits, small Jobs done
FENCE, chain link or wood; mate
rials only or installed; big savings
LU 10000. ia S-0442 til 8 pm.
FENCES-Estate, paddock, chain link.
cedar pickets, all other types; rec.
rms; free est; reas. JE. 2-8006
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REMODELING
From basement to roof; pvt. con-
KLAASSEN
JU. 7-7027
REIIPHOI ,STERING

REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reupholstered
labor and material, &69: workman
ship guar; % years In same estak.
nshment, LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER.
ING, 2509 14th NV. CO. 5-23S1.
RESTORING. refining Of paintings
exper. art painter. RA. 6-3740
GUTTERING. PLASTER
ING, all types home repairs; loy
rstei RA. 6-0574. lis
al types; cutters. spouts
Carpentry and painting. 4. D
, THOMAS VA: 7-7352; -.
walks, brick or block retaining walls
eeens WORK. pies dra,naRs 81 Elno'
MARCuCCIO. 20. 2-3566.
Evening star., 1954-08-14

FAMILY MAN
For responsible sales position
with large national distrib-
uting organization. Neat ap-
pearance; no investment;
car helpful If you are avail.
immed., cali JU. 5-1351, ask
for MR.. LLEWELLYN.
Directions to eet to 10000 Insley St.,
Go UP Georgia ave. to Plyefs Mil
rd.. turn left and Insley Is firSt left
OF Plyers Mil I'd.
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for retail clothinp
store: good working conditions; sal
ary open. Apply 1877 9TH st. NV
SECRETARY. exper. TOR legislativ, S
dept. trade asso.. 35-hr. wk. Apply
after 10 am. room 52S. 910 18th
SECRETARY seeking permanent en-
had s years secretariai experience,
at least 2 in law Offices: 5-day week.
Starting salary, $500. For inter-
view. call DI. 7-2400, between IL
and J.. lis
Evening star., 1954-08-14
YOUNG MAN

Good opportunity for intelligent. am
bilious young man to learn tool and
machinery business with large whole-
sale supply house. Call ST. g.
005O, Ext. pa, for further informa-
YOUNG. WHITE NAN, Tor Kitchen
work SH0LL'S COLONIAL CAF-
waNFIb waNSES NAN SSs e S0nS work aYs islrs poultry
farm, as partner. Good income for
risht party. Lu. s-o77s for appoint
WANTED IMMEDlATELY-compstent
hshed national magazine with SO.-
000 circulation; new field. Your
experience in selling advertising by
mail on national scale viii be con-
fIii particulars in first reply. In.
cluding age. advertising experience
and compensation expected. Box
wEEkk-ESSHnor ESHor' HELP FoR tS sobA
FOUNTAIN experienced. S01 Ken
8 MEN WILL BE SELECTED
Three high-grade men to make the
final change. An old financial or
sanitation, nationally known and
Of proven stability and character,
is looking for 8 men for speciei
and Alexandria. Virginia. We want
8 men between rs and 40 years OF
agei men who are going strong. but
who see that their present charmed
Is too limited In future possibilities;
men Who want to make the one
nnal ehanEe to . position Of greater
opportunity. To men who qualify .
truly remarkable opportunity is
open Immediately. n you believe
yourself fitted for such q position.
and phone number. Box 6S-x. star.
Evening star., 1954-08-14
SHOE MANAGERS
EXPANDING MARYLAND
SHOE CHAIN

Has opening for several experienced
shoe men. knowledge Of stock con-
troll and capable of handling own
personnel. OFFERING SALARY.
PLUS GOOD PERCENTAGE to i've
wire able to take complete charge
Of store. Box 20-Y. star. Id
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced only;
excellent position for man with
qualifications. NETS BOOTERY
7022 Wisconsin ave. -I7
SHOE SALESMAN for women's high
grade cancellation shoes; good SAL
ary. steady position. SHOE LANE,
INC, 1927 Conn. ave. NV. -15
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; salary
plus comm. Also part-time salesmen
Apply JOSEPH DE YOUNG. 1925 F
st. NV. lis
SHOE SALESMEN-Exper., steady;
key positions open depending on
ability: opening new store and
manager material in view. Apply
MR.. BERG, 1927 Good Hope I'd. s.e.
-18
SODA FOUNTAIN MAN. experienced;
must be sober, reliable; references.
NATIONAL PRESS PHARMACY.
STORM WINDOW INSTALLER, white;
for outside easement windows; exper.
only. Good salary. Call JE. 3-0032.
9-6 pm. -16
Evening star., 1954-08-14

sALEsLADIEs. THOROUGHLY
EXPER.; EXCEL. WORKING CON-
DITIONS. HOSPITALIzATION,
MANY COMPANY BENEFITS. APP
PLY IN PERSON. 9:30-12:" s,
KLEIN'S. 1897 r ST. NV.
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN "

To sell jewelry on outside In spare
time, on credit. Excel. earnings.
n. z. JEWELRY CO.. 71S 9TH
Evening star., 1954-08-14

TELEVISION MEN
oUTSIDE-DUE TO EXPANSION WE
NEED SEVERAL GOOD TELEVI-
SION TECHNICIANS. WE FURNISH
TRANSPORTATION. COME IN,
DON'T CALL.
MayfloWer TV Service
l146 18th ST. NV. is
TRUCK TIRE SALESMAN, expe-
rienced, to cover metropolitan, ter
ritory: salary, commission and ex-
penses. Call MR.. CAMPBELL, JU.
nv MEN with cars; full and part
time; exper.. ref. req.; top salary or
comm. Opport. to become mgr. Do
not phone. Apply 1922 goth st. NV.
Tv SERvICEMEN (2). 1 bench man,
! outside; must be aggressive. GER
TIFIED TV, 414 H st. ne. -15
Tv SERVICE MAN, exper.; outside,
part time, evenings. PENN. Tv CO..
90S 18th st. s.e. Ii. 4-046S. --15
WALL WASHERS, white, exper. Apply
BALTIMORE RENOVATING CO.,
MAN. betwee 25 and 40, with
knowledge of light food and foun-
tain business. in best shoppe in
Arlington. to take complete charge;
starting salary very good. with share
in profits. state previous experience
and give telephone number for per-
sonal interview. Write Box SIX,
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PERSONAL
RECORDS CLERK

REQUIRES services of young woman
under 25 yrs, high school graduate,
who can type 40 w.p.m. accurately.
Must have. good penmanship; posi-
tion includes typing, filing, report
and report making. knowledge of
pleasant phone personality. Many
dement's, including disqualification,
paid vacations. sick leave, 5-day, 40
hour week.
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs, INC.
1871 @ st. NV. Room 200
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. PORCHES, screening:
complete remodeling service: esti-
mates free; all work fully guar
No money dn.. SO mos. to pay. White
mechanics: sECO SALES, JU. g.
3010. EN-. 2-S749 day or night.
TSS iaSs sssess "a sssfiSE II sSfEsSEk
BRICK RHi l-ASnS' AND MASONRY WORK sG re-
pairs. all types; firepls. repaired:
reas. rates on small Jobs. OIL. 2-e23s.
BRICKLAYING CoNTRAcToR-FTire-
1sssnrv DlaSss "a' RANRaN AsssNRas al 10 tygei yias9 q
CONTRACTORS - New
construction; remodeling. repairs.
we win help you plan-dsaw your
can ~ z-s$si, from 8 to 5, after
CABINETS, bookcases. custom built
furn.,, window cornices,. kit. cab,
rse esnsSsa sssm.ss Sssf OF Ry 4ssso ssSo'tm1a'F S
reliable ,mnschanic. Free estimate
CHARpEsNHThRs92' AND BR1ckLAYISa.
alterations, repair; Esmodelling. wall;
sspes types masonry, ] All HiHl'VHSl work eusranteed lsg a.
25 yrs. experience. Free estimates.
and general repairs
RA. 6-97O3 or Ii. 6-8i00.
OF ALL KINDS, paint
ing and fence work: reasonable.
JEFFREYS. Ii. 6-9740. -22
CARPENTRY, new and old work. Free
estimates Can c. D. PHILLIPS.
CARPENTRY - Alterations. repairs.
remodeling. old and new work. MR..
SMITH. KE. 6-SS66. anv time. -16
Evening star., 1954-08-14

CEILING UNLIMITED
II YOUR sights are higher than your
present sales position offers. we
have an opening for the right man.
This is a permanent opportunity
with . sizable concern Must have
9 good record: Replies strictly con-
fldential. Phone MR.. JONES. at RE
7-S6O0 bet. Gil. am
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
Evening star., 1954-08-14
MAN-DEPENDABLE

With car; permanent en-
ployment. Apply ELECTROLUX
CORP. 1907 Ga. ave. NV.
MEN, white, 2, for appliance delivery
truck: must be experienced and
have d. c. drivers permit. Apply
in person. BRAY q SCARFF SALES,
INC. 1911 Tuckerman st. NV. lis
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REFRIGERATOR

Clearance Of new Philco, Admiral. GE,
Westinghouse, Prigidaire and Hot
point refriRerators. Priced to go: no
reasonable offer refused We do not
charge for delivery service. All re-
sealed cartons
Evening star., 1954-08-14
CARPENTRY

CARPENTRY
Recreation rms. q specially. Small
repair work. Will contract small
houses. White mechanic. Call
DEWEY, WA. 7-4793.
CEMENT, FLAGSTONE AND STONE
WORK. free estimate, exper. white
DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
.ROOTER. Phone RIA. 6-SSSS. any
daY or night
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MEN
$3.50 YEARS YOUNG

Large washington organization can
offer light work to few men old
sn young for TT the % shelf. We vse' Welcome @ ap- o
plicationS from men with admin
istrative, professional or clerical
Backgrounds. Salary would not con-
fiict with social security regulations,
2 meals furnished daily without
cost. Furnish resume to
Evening star., 1954-08-14

Patchwork Our Specially
AD. 2-2622 30
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Silver Spring Boys Club
Founders Honored

FBI Director j., Edgar Hoover
last night presented q plaque to
Harry E. Duncan. first chairman
OF the board Of the Silver Spring
Boys Club.
The Board Of Trustees Of the
Boys Club Of washington met
at the Shoreharn Hotel TO honor
the founders OF the Silver
Spring club. Founders plaques
were presented to 80 men at the
meeting, which celebrated the
recent dedication Of a new club
site and completion Of building
plans.
Four new trustees were elected
to the Washington organization.
They are Dr. Francis Sharpe,
Robert McFadden. Samuel Cor
don and the Rev. Charles Mar
tin.
Mr.. Hoover told the meeting
that much juvenile delinquency
stems from adult delinquency
on the part Of those who evade
their responsibilities to youth,
He said that organizations like
the Boys Club. by fighting de-
linquency, save the community
money !. because crime is q
costly business. /"
Evening star., 1954-10-28

Boys Clubs called on Police
Chief Robert ". Murray to pledge
their cooperation In his Hal
1loween program. The chief had
urged all youngsters to attend
big open-house parties and ac-
tivities sponsored by the Boys
Clubs and other organizations
this week end.
Other Parties.
Other week send Halloween
parties planned include:
George Washington University
Hospitals annual Halloween
Dance, 10 pm. tomorrow, Shera-
ton Park Hotel.
Washington Highlands Cit
liens Association Halloween
carnival. Fort Grebel play
ground. $3.50 pm. Saturday.
USO Halloween dance, Jewish
Community Center. S:45 pm
Saturday.
Carole Highlands PTA, HALO
ween fair, Carole Highlands
School, 10 am. to 5 pm. Sat-
ufday.
Riverdale (Md.) Recreation
Council, parade and party, $50
pm. Saturday.
Magic show. 8 pm. Sunday
Lafayette Square USO Club.
Party and square dance. $50
pm. tomorrow in Holy Comforter
Episcopal Church hall. Seventh
and Oglethorpe streets NV.
sponsored by the Youth Group
Evening star., 1954-10-28

through junior high school. Con-
testants may take any window
in the business center. but they
must furnish their own materi-
ais. Judging by a committee Of
parents and PTA members viii
be at 4 pm. Saturday.
alexandria will hold its an
nual Halloween celebration Sat
urday. under sponsorship Of the
Retail Merchants Association Of
Alexandra.
There will be q costume con-
test. with members Of the La
dies Auxiliary OF the Fire De-
partrnent acting as judges.
Prizes will be awarded In vari-
Gus classifications.
South Arlington Party.
The South Arlington Lions
Club and merchants from that
area will hold a party Saturday
from Z pm. to midnight at the
Westmont Shopping Center, CO.
luInbia pike and South Glebe
road.
Normally, Saturday would be
Trick or Treat Night, with the
regular Halloween celebration On
Sunday. But with Halloween
falling on Sunday, most of the
parties are planned for Saturday
this year.
AS a prelude to Trick or Treat
Night, representatives of the
c1ty's nine Metropolitan Police
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Life in the U. S.
Life in the U. S.
CnizensCd
Inmates Saw
Law Conquers
BY the Associated Press

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio, Oct. %.
1t was open house at Clark
County Jail and darned if every
body didn't want to get in--or
out-of the act. Deputies said
yesterday they found three cell
bars partially sawed and uncov-
cred a nest OF hacksaw blades
and crude weapons.
Some 1000 residents toured
the Jail Tuesday night as part
of a campaign to push a $495,-
900 bond issue for a new jail.
Deputies decided yesterday to
shake down the inmates to make
sure nothing was smuggled in.
They said they found IL hack
saw blades, the cut bars and sew
eral angle irons from hunks
hidden in some mattresses or
carried by the men.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

Come Saturday night. cfil-
dren in the Washington area.
will be busy celebrating Hal
loween. which actually falls on
Sunday night.
And, with their annual OPP
tisnism, parents and civic leaders
are hoping to keep the young
sters busy at something other
than vandalism. Hundreds of
special parties and contests have
been arranged In an effort to
channel youthful effort into
constructive channels.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

The District Recreation De-
partment, for example. has
scheduled 1872 parties. dances
and masquerades for the Hallow-
cen season for all age groups
from pre-school to teen-agers
The Shirlington BusineSsmen's
Association will sponsor q Hal
loween window-pa painting con-
test In the Shirlington business
center tonight and tomorrow.
Students Eligible.
The contest is open to all stu
dents Of Northern Virginia
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Toking No Chances

DENVER (P.--Mrs. Alma
Schneider, director of the
United States Mint here. an
nounced about $2.5 million
worth of silver coins was
shipped out yesterday in a
heavily guarded truck convoy.
The destination was secret
because I'VE certainly don't
want to take any chances on
hijacking," she said.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Schools in Suhuru Desert

France has assigned two
teachers to the task of launching
schools for the nomad Touareg
tribes in the Hoggar Mountain
area of the Sahara Desert.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
! Long and Short of 1t

NEW YORK; (P) ITO make
a long name short, a Brooklyn
couple applied yesterday for q
marriage license. J
Shirley H. Long. %, and
Michael A. G. Short, 81, plan
to wed Saturday in Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

thence to New York, Montreal,
Alaska and back to New Zealand.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
The Brushoff

PHILADELPHIA lP1. - Tom
Paine's marble bust has been
given the brushoff, but the dust
is still there.
The marble likeness of the
early American patriot continues
to sit In theI dank cellar of his
toric Old independence Hall.
Overruling the Philadelphia
Art Commission, which voted on
September 20 to end q 78-year-
old controversy by bringing the
bust out Of storage, the National
Park Service yesterday decided
that it would be undesirable" to
put the statue on view.
The bust, completed in 1876, is
ineligible for Independence Hall
proper because only art created
in the period from 1776 to 1857
is, permitted there, Mr.. Ander-
son, superintendent of the Inde-'
pendence National Historical
Park, said.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
GlobuI Honeymoon

KEY WEST, Fla. P.-Keith
and Joan Mcdonald, who started
a honeymoon trip in March,
1852, from Christ Church, New
Zealand, by motorcycle. arrived
here yesterday aboard q ferry
from Cuba.
The McDonalds said they have
covered $1,000 miles in 40 coun-
tries on six continents. They
plan to = continue to- Miami,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-12-23
Rockville DC.
BuSline Gets
15O-Day Life

Thomas Parran, Jr., last week
received an extension of $50 days
in which to operate his busline
between Rockville and Washing
ton via Massachusetts Avenue
extended and Potomac.
The extension was granted by
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission which observed that the
action Creates no presumption
that permanent authority" may
later be granted although Mr..
Parran has the right to seek
such authorization.
The commissions new order
directs that he can operate be-
tween Washington and Rockville,
8 Md, over Maryland Highway 100
to the junction of Maryland
Highway 189 at Potomac, thence
lover Maryland Highway 189 to
!, Rockville and return over the
same route.
He is also empowered to oper-
ate between the junction of
Maryland Highways 100 and Gid
and Washington, using Massa-
chusetts Avenue extended.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-12-23
HARRISBURG NEWS
Joon Edwords

Clarksburg h tn e largest
community Christmas tree in the
areas history this year, thanks
to the work of a special commit
tee of the Clarksburg Communi-
ty Association.
The tree committee was made
up of James R. King, chairman,
Edward H. Deets, Austin Ham
mond, Lester Kimble, John
Beecher, Lewis Rockinghouser,
and Joseph Andrews.
Mrs. Forest Snyder is a pa
tient at the Suburban Hospital
in Bethesda.
Mrs. Ralph Martz celebrated
her birthday on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. o. Rose, who accom-
panied her husband on a deer
hunt in Braxton County, w. Va,
last week, missed a very difficult
shot at a large buck. Her hus-
band bagged a SeVen-polnter the
following day.
A cottage prayer meeting was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph MART in Clarksburg
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Martz is a patient
at the Clinical Centre, Bethesda,
for observation and special treat.
ment.
The Clarksburg PIT. Associa'
ton will meet at the Clarksburg
School on Dec. 18th.
Raymond King is still receiv'
ing congratulations for his birth.
day which he celebrated on Tues
day.
The regular cottage prayer
meeting will be held at the
Clarksburg Methodist Charge
Parsonage. All members of the
three churches are cordially in
vited to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-12-23
Combat Test in
Kansas Involves
Four COuntians

Four soldiers from the Up.
County area, recently took part in
three-day combat test at Fl.
Riley, Kan, according to an
Army announcement this week.
All four are members of the First
Battalion of the 10th Infantry
Divisions 81 Regiment.
Two of the soldiers are from
Gaithersburg, one from Rockville
and the fourth from Dickerson.
They are:
PFC Marion Day, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse M. Day, and Cpl
Wilmer Matthias, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis w. Matthias. Both
families live in the Gaithersburg
area.
From Rockville is Cpl. Donald
0. Foster, whose wife, Eva, lives
on Route l, and whose parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther o. Foster,
live on Gaithersburg Rt. 1.
Corp. Leo Helms, the fourth
area soldier in the exercise, is
the son of Mrs. Sonora L. Jen-
kins, Route 2, Dickerson. The
Battalion of which the four men
are members stayed in the field
under combat conditions for "a
hours a day.