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$4,000 and $4,000 annually in
the next few years.
Meanwhile, he added, an in
spectiOn will be made of cartons
which have been stamped mot
to be opened until the bomb
falls"
Someone i'm the State opened
one of those recently" Hartwig
tod Council members, land all
they could find inside were card
board boxes"
In other developments the Coun-
ell decided to air charges levelled
against County Finance Director
Alex X. Hancock in closed session.
The accusations, made by spe-
cial four man purchasing review
board, were made public two
weeks ago without any advance
word to Hancock.
The purchasing probe group
charged the finance official with
permitting fragrant violations of
Charter regulations - specifically
requirement that competitive
bids be sought on all purchases ex-
ceeding $500.
Hancock, whose department
twice won national honorS, told
neWsmen that he has referred all
cases of bid evasions to the coun-
ty manager. But he hasn't been
called on by the Council to defend
himself against the charges.
Timing of the closed door ses-
sion with the finance director was
left up to Council president ].
Grahame Walker, who labelled the
issue a personnel matter.
1--WE should be able to have a
frank talk about personnel mat
tiers without having to worry
about how it will look in the news
papers" Walker said.
Two of his fellow Council mem
bers, Grover K. Walker and Rob
bert T. Snure, said the decision
on whether to open or close the
doors on the meeting should be
left up to Hancock.
Stella B. Werner, who brought
up the report issue, termed
charges against the finance chief
'eXtravagant".
County Manager Melvin L.
Reese, when queried on his views
about the report, reminded the
Council that it was slated to set
its administrative tax rate by
June 30.
When Mrs. Werner asked him
what that had to do with the Han
cock affair, Reese replied: 81 was
eVading your question"
In other actions the Council APP
pointed a siX-man Builders Tech
nical Advisory Committee after
Mrs. Werner, supported by ]. Ora
hame Walker, objected to Rock
vile builder Marvin w. Simmons
as a candidate.
Simmons was named together
with Tracy c. Coleman of Coles
vile; Arthur c. Hyde, Rockville;
David Scull, Silver Spring; Carl
NJ. Freeman, Bethesda; Dana B.
Johannes, Silver Spring.
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bership is limited had already
signed up and $24, $50 had been
collected.
A recirculating filtering system
will keep the daily consumption to
minimum 300 gallons for the
$4,000 capacity pool. This will be
supplied from the corporations
own we'll In answer to a ques-
ton on whether this wells tap
ping of the Rockville water table
would interfere with the city's
supply, City Manager John Mark
land said no, and he would wei
come a chance 10 buy water from
the TWinbrook well at a reduced
rate.
Mr.. Hardin pointed out the pool
will fill a community need for by
drotherapy classes for crippled
children and adults as well as for
an organized city recreation pro
gram. Gratitude was expressed tc
the Catholic Archbishop of Wash
ington for his cooperation in the
sale of the Sc acres on which the
pool is to be built
Twinbrook's Pool Corporations
new Board of Directors, elected
Monday night at the first mem
bereship meeting, are John Eek
ardt, chairman; Robert Andrews
Durant Burton, Robert Drake
Leighton Dudley, Frank Ecker
Raymond Evans, Clyde Hardin
Mrs. Shirley Hatch, Mrs. Gerald
inc Harris, Jack Hudson, Leo Nc
earthly, Aaron Posner, Gordon
Rudd, Ralph Sachs, Robert Salo
chin, Bert Sherman, ! co Smith, Al
Stoughton, Warren Updike and
Mrs. Sara Ward.
Rockville's road code and the
codification of its laws were also
given final approval Tuesday
night. The code sets up the stan
dards for the city's roads ant
streets and also requires that side
walks be put in at the time OF
new building.
An amendment on the pool
room ordinance brought eX-
pressiOns of approval from
many of the citizens present.
As finally passed, the amend.
nent lowers the age limit to II,
with younger children required
TO be accompanied by parent
or guardian.
1t also established a 10 pm
curfew for children under 16. Al
present there is only one POO
room in the city, Ray Recreation
Room, operated by Earl Weddle
on East Montgomery Ave.
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Maryland scenery was one little
girls explanation of the evacua-
ton. 81 think we're learning how
to be quiet" said a youngster. One
boy merely mumbled, 81 sure am
going to get back late for my
paper route"
Questioned on where they pre-
ferred to be in the event of a real
air raid, evacuating with their fell
low students, or home with their
parents, the Takoma Park pupils
were about evenly divided One
young pessimist sighed, my
mothers not going to be able to
help then, and neither are these
kids"
The harrassed teachers, between
orders from Civil Defense Off
Gals, admonitions from worried
parents, and beWildered questions
from the youngsters, had time to
comment on the test also. my
own kids are at another school
In a real raid, I'll let that school
take care of them"
Another was not optimistic
when questioned on the probable.
ity of parent panic. 1--WE have
mothers running up here to grab
their children on rainy days. You
know we'll have them during an
air raid"
There is no official evacuation
drivers pool for Takoma Park
School at this time. Many parents
who drove in the June l test indi-
Gated that they would head for the
school in the event of a real air
raid. About IS pupils were left
without transportation when all
the cars had been loaded. These
rode in police cars.
Fifty-three minutes after the
siren had sounded, the caravan of
over 100 vehicles moved toward
Damascus.
Hugh Green manned the com
munications car at the head of the
caravan, Larry Thomas the COM
municationS car at the rear. Thew
kept in contact on the ten meter
amateur broadcast band. Two
meter band sets, walkie talkies,
and the Police radio system pro-
vided running communications for
all officials of the test.
One unexpected communica-
tons problem arose when the vol
unteers manning the radio cars
found it difficult to hold micro
phone, operate the switch, steer
the car, and shift gears at the
same time.
When the pupils disembarked
in Damascus, they registered at
already set-up booths, then wit
messed demonstration of a "sur-
vival kit" containing stove, food,
and first aid supplies.
At 3:45 the children reentered
the cars and headed back to the
school.
Admiral Hartwig admitted after
the drill: "We're going to need a
better, multiple loading plan. But
l think with cooperation the evac-
uation of Montgomery County
schools will be successful. l think
it's amazing that we completed
this test without scratching a fen
der"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-09
BlOOdmObile to Visit
Richard Montgomery

The Montgomery County
Red Cross BIOodmObile will be
at the Robert Montgomery
High School, Rockville, Thurs
day, June is, from 2 pm. to
1880 pm. Appointments are
now being taken by Mrs. RO-
bert Day, oliver 9.946O, Re.
cruitment Chairman.
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place at Barrytown, N. Y.-the
beautiful mansion Janet built in
1903 many years after the Gen
erals DEATH
In its big centennial edition this
August, the SENTINEL hopes to
present these photos and a by.
lined article on General Montgom.
cry by Mr.. Boswell who has be.
come an authority on the patriot.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-09

The Savings Bond habit ac-
quired now will protect you, your
family your farm and your flu
ture.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-09

The payroll savings plan for
buying U. S. Savings bonds began
in private industry in August,
1888.
, 1955-10-06

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Evening star., 1955-07-03
PERsoNAL-(cent.I

HOME TUTORING - Alg., geom..
Lat, Pr, Eng, ep.. Ger. arith., read. !,
elem, tr. b.. 81. b. sub. UN. 4-1963.
RATE scHED.-Post.
Ing 80 70 100 eheeks, 4e ca; mo.
aSSsssriy GS post ma snd 9a r.tufns saafn
Sl5: quart; payroll reports. S5; mo,
AL serv.. $50. Call Acct. NO. 7-2076.
WANTED MALE TUTOR and com
panion In sftnoons., for high school
student: NV. see- Box S6-R. Star.
WILL RIM. AND BOARD lady in re.
nned pvt. NV. home; able to care for
sell; close 70 transp. RA. 3-7g1l.
MnicHE5,L; MICH loS at US Dupont
AP. AZ! 7asS;eiina sss; p private licensed home
1ST fLOOR-Lse. room, pvt. bath;
70 snare for an elderly or semi-in-
lavntory. man or lady. Cool house:
Porches and lawn. Bus ct door. HU
MOUNT VERNON HOSPITAL nurs.
ing service: professional care and
tasty food: alcoholic. 23Ol CaI-
pwHtx;s vert St; n;Ca n;TCa CO; 6-2225, Q to 9.
shower gift that is dinerent. her
.Te .HTeedGing n On record. TX. 3.0161.
eepted; Improve your dancing and
have fun. Q club lessons, plus i
mentb soelsl per PER- week. s.,lF Rates. $40 per
REMEDIAL READiNG. also other
Scme Ssls on =. mine. h; 'r uR' E 41assA sgs; Al your
Room WITH sun PORCH for ei-
derly person: fine meals, tray serv-
ice, like home: SIPS mo. RA. 6-270O.
AN FOkMING Q new small loan and
nnance co. II interested in par.
tieipating. call MR.. DALTON. res.
pT}R;,iS m; iS,7asa; $50 nS.: Sff,ss: Al .4.:si5s;
woman with excellent Contact Contact
wishes TO do promotion work fol
people with ideas Of real merit
MISS SPENCER, -AD. 2-255O.
1850 LANIER PL. NV, for matur,
persons. short block Columbia I'd.
MI. Pleasant car; air eond.. mod
en- sTn front. very attrac. furn. double
shower bath, exhaust fan. Foot
ample and very good. Either room
may be rented singly, S65-S75
double. Beaut. corner mansior
Nfg8GRRGEesSsS M1aziSssssd dss2.. M2 7sst sss
duty to elderly or chronicslly nj
person; WA, 7-2507.
HAIR TINTING is our business; 2.
years experience. Roux or Clairol
Sa;S4; SsSG,,sa complete why pay $500
18th 81: NV. AD. 4-9674. IS
BE WlSE-Consult an experienced
vocational adviser about your psy-
cnoloSice5 % .ppS6 .pprSo6lems. ia. 9-1711
Evening star., 1955-07-03
HELP MEN

CARPENTERS, combination finish
and trim: work In D. c.. Md. and
Va; steady work. Herndon 326-
Wa or Herndon 1871. -.
CARPENTERS-Rough and finish; !;
aEfohb sfii 0e or kS n51io rsfss ssunss sst
ave. Silver Spring. Nd. JU. g.
CARSPHkiNrERs-a SHi men to hang in.
teriof and exterior doors. Time or
Dis,Sswo;Tk I,s.Es;.x Q & l. dora ni; north q q
ba S. ptvELoSMNRF Eve 81 L RFF0'soes eoa sUNsf
cSRPPEESS;TERs-colored. Good wages.
Rear Of Cheveriy Elementary School
CARPENTERS - Experienced men.
year-round work. See Mr. Zipkin.
as.s o H.sl GorstrystiS1 Ts w. S9.tssy GS sssSd
CARPENTERS, for new work. Re:
Naylor I'd Sc. ANDREWS DE-
CARPENTERS, report ready for
work xes -, at s Ssst crpsz ans Curtis ave. Sc
cAAisasElSS!rHEEEs. All Is! atss1 ssS hou.. builders. m
coasTRyGcroNp oAppls e. rhsimer psFG
Sec. 2. Sheriff rd.. nr. Landoyer.
CxRPENTERs WANTED. form WORK,
$3.50 hr. 5315 Conn. ave. NV.
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR To
hang 200 solid-core birch doors.
Call Ii. 6-a40O or LA. 6-429l, or
see MIR. JORDAN on Job at l19
CaRPENTERs, x ri TIERS TRIM. Apply con.
structior Job. CARL M. FREEMAN.
5000 Ptney Branch I'd.
NTER-FOREMAN: must be ex-
perienced In layout and handling
men. Year-round work. See Mr..
Zipkin, Agar Construction Co., 23rd
ave. on Agar rd., W. Hysttsville.
cARPPENTER FOREMAN, 1st-class
mechanic. capable Of estimating
and running Jobs. In reply, give
age, experience. salary expected,
end phone no. Box 1921. Star.
CARPENTER-WORKING FOREMAN,
who can read plans: good wages.
GOODWIN BROS. 5000 North 18th
I'd, Arlington Va. %
CASH REGISTER MECHANIC TO dc
part-time jobs In your home or In
our shop: parts can be furnished
HACKERMAN SALES Co. 94l
Maine ave. s.w., ME. s-1319. -3I
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PERSONAL

500 BICYCLES TO RENT. % weekly
Also daily and hourly rates.
BICYCLE CENTER. East Potomac
Park, Elk. $4,000. -
ARTIST-Portrairs in oil or colorful
paStels BY European artist; also
classes in portrait and art. KNUD
HOU0ART. IA. 5-16S7.
PH0NE-MAH SERVICE; 81 mo.
downtn. Nice Sidr. As. 4-S72o. ):
FORMS 81. o.. O.. Job applications
prepared and typed. personnel
counseling. EXCH. SERv. CO., 1740
Z st. NV. RIM. -. ST. 3-61s6.
WEDDING announcements, invita-
tion,; 24,hr; service, STANLEY
ADAMS A PRINTING RI 59.sS 60. ,oS,i soS 11th n
phone orders. "a. s.sa4b. a."
MIMEOGRAPHING, 500 COPIES, S3.7b
incl. typ. of stem. EXCH. sERV. CO.,
1740 X ct. NV, RIM. 4S, ST. 3-6186.
WANTED--Math. tutor; eighth grade
West River 40l1. s.
PERMANENT, IS; shampoo and I'm
ger wave. 76c. WARFLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE, 1910 @ st. NV.
WILL PAY SO A MONTH for uss
Of Q private telephone in the Dis
triet from y an. until 1880 pm.
Boz 3S2-L. Star.
SMALL BUSINESSES. bookkeeping
procedures .estab. or maintained
Full or uart time. WA. 7-e147.
THE EUCLID NURSERY SCHOOL 4,
sntr csntraily . located stn fcr ~ your conyean. a,
happiness and reasonably priced
playground, Ages 70 years years
MRS FOSTER. CO. sss S.sass. eA
EMPL0YED WOMEN, married o,
single. our. new and conf1dentia
credit service can provide needed
rates. cali Mr. Jones personally q
JU: 7.6066 or Sun. and eyes, JU
Q-600S or write A. r. c., s02l
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
CPA FIRM will pay top price for
tisf cash avail. BOZ $500. Star
% sasrsnsseds pRons SaSs V va. nj asss' Sor'
PREARRANGED FUNERAL CONSUL
tationS and out-of-toWn arrange.
ments confidentially discussed In
our once or your home. No obli-
cation entailed. RA 6-520O.
AIR =. CONDITIONED BEDROOM,
private bath. Teleyision in room,
son only; 8 meals. breakfast in room
II desired; lawns. HU. $4,000.
BUSINESS CARDS, raised printing.
S2.9e per 1.000;. calendars. book
matches. salesbooks. AP. 1856.
COMPANION NURSES In demand;
Jobs open to mature women CUP q
00. simple training In your spare
time. Excel Day. Box 4S9-K. star
VACANCY FOR ELDERLY LAons
2nd moor front; tray service Il Dc.
ared. AD. 2-of5b.
BOARD CHILDREN, f,ns home: Tv
swimming; IL years services with
rMs9encs: shsnapdoah yslley, mic.
Mddi:soaWnns, ans 'Sncoh vs phone as st.phsn. 8 Sbsn
City i3S-W-2.
MAY TIVE FATHERIY LOVE of sacl
Real God that sanely constitutes
the Omitted States of America b,
glortfied in the highest for legallj
pphQlding the personifisd liberty
loyalty, freedom. and emancipation
.Sa nSIms anna Am'r1Ssn Is. fssh:s Hais.,
states Academy Of culture. -
MATURE WOMAN nssded 10 tai,
care Of potherlszs horne. 3 ME
shndrsn: live N. On. A-asT1.
WOMAN wants psrt-tims pcsitiea q
M pFsf. Sox b6-R star.
ATTENTION M01m FnKxyMn OWN
34--kpAAA frozen foods and 70
fEee@ - y0olsnAls price, eat m.
MK6&K ReSsinsss VS. ssSiSi. saSSt. sso 10
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Star Classified IDS Produce Best Results E0oy CaVS7 $500 far Run 4u

When sssipsrtns aduerfissmsnfs
eddressed to Star b0zes 10 NOT
tHcioss original references photo-
graphs or other materials OF per.
soHGl palne. Copies seYpe the pur.
pose. ORIGINALS mag Get lost.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
ARCHITECT

.. EMPLOYMENT FEE
Under 45. must have extensive ex-
per. In modern store, theatre, res
taurant or motel field. interior and
exterior. Must know modern appli-
cation and have futuristic ideas.
Make .renderings and capable OF
supervisoring. medium-sixe force In
WRITER
Under SO. preferably with some az
per. associated with technical or
scientific fields. Capable Of doing
limited research mot specifically
market analysesl n INDUSTRY. Must
nays n1vs. 5000 ,oans.. q 1Sy na
Ability 70 compile In oral or written
form. To $1,000.
ADMINISTRATORS
Under 35, college. some teaching sx-
per; pref, must have successful
nst%. ana N ad%iRssTssGn say g ntnn cSrs
as Executive Assistant of established
educational organization. Must be
ready for training and development
for more important responsibilities.
SALES ENGINEER
Under 4b, sxpsr, heating fisld. cap
ahle Of Estimating hssttng, sxca-
vssins, s .ts, ;. 70. isr vitrscus pips GOV,
ETC. Locate Toledo. Ohio. Tc
wsshinstcn member National Per.
sonnel Associates with Iestablishsd
ssr,viss, ssr,nc I'LL n ~ Rripsipsi si.iss q;
both employers and employees.
WALTER H. KESSLER
lPssscnnsl sssvissA eis wan. glas
1bth and N. Z. Ave, @T. S-eAA2
Evening star., 1955-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
other than myself. JAMES Z.
TWYMAN. 3414 Warder st. NV,
Washington. d. C. Sc
7 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
than myself. WALTER p. JAKU-
BowSKI. 10121 Day ave. Silver
Spring, Md.
AM FORMING Q new small loan
and finance Co. II interested in
participating, call MR.. DALTON,
res, OIL. 2-74S9: ONCE. AD. 4-616S.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
AUTO MECHANIC


Virginia's largest and fastest-growins
Pontiac dealer needs an expert
enced mechanic. He will have ac-
cess to the finest equipment avail
able work In one Of the most
modern plants in the East, enjoy
an association with friendly sue
cessful fellow workers, have the op-
portunity Of top-notch professional
schooling and definitely enjoy an
opportunity for advancement and
high earnings. We provide group
disqualification, accident and sick
ness benefits. life insurance. paid
vacations, paid holidays and work
Q flve-day week. The man selected
must be Of good character, friendly
and. Mt in with the finest group Of
workers. of whom we are. very
proud. All phone calls or letters
will be held confidential. Phone or
write Mr.. Trayers, BENDALL POM
TIAC COMPANY. 1925 Prince st..
alexandria, or phone Mr.. Travers
AUTO PARTS MAN, to work IN q
Ford parts dept; must be exper.; /;
6.day wk.; excel. oppor.: vacation
with pay, insurance and other COM
pany benefits. State age and pre-
yious exper: Box Sim. Star. a
Auto Sales Manager
Musr be thoroughly experienced In
all phases Of the used-car business.
Opportunity Of lifetime. Please
state age, experience. etc. BOZ
Evening star., 1955-07-03
HELP-MEN
ACCOUNTANT 81. .oor
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

sales manager. scientific instrument
ana apparatus co.; knowledge Of
natl. distribution. exp. nee, S25. .0O0.
washington representative for tech
writing writing, illustration and design
TTslnss.;, isIs: T.. national once .sslp@iens
Trainee. natl. food co. $50 mo- mo.
oFFicE-PRoFEsSToNAI. NV
Accountant, exper. in manufactur.
ing ing CO.; cost plus fixsd Zee Zee; .sxper e.
Public relations man. 'GuUssp;TSg newspapep
exper: helpful; out Of town, $1,000
engr. deg. or exper. in recruitins
research engrs. and scientists,
Personnel intsrviswers. must GiSVe have
worked In ensineering personnel
Assistant to personnel diTectoT' e:4g1
tgpinr SnSsT 80; No. personnel deg. plus some nns
secy. to personnel dir. di--ssSSSS ss.SSS
Auditors or accountants, under so,
deg: plus some exper. nee. $4,000
Accounting clerks ---- $500 mo.
Price clerks and typists, $500 mo.
Cashier Investment co.l S4bO mo.
Clerk: country club: $125; room.
MISCELLANEOUS
Marker. steel CO.; must read blue
Cafeteria managers, out: Of town.
So, 500 plus home
ENGINEERING
| SCIENTIFIC
NO FEE
lLOCM-PARTIAL LISTING BELOW
Elsctronic test teehnicians. lbench
EIeceronie eh. engineer. and ss;SSe phSsie,.ts ss
research and development exper.
Mech. design snsrs., tME deg, dsS.S
Mechanical craftsmen $S'S0e
Tech. writer's, Armed Forces radaI
maintenance exper., plus some col.
iege training In English journalism
Navy snanssEaas panninas .nsrs t.xSsSy K SyoSto St
flcers with radar exper. y So, ,4OO
Electronic craftsmen - 1880
Isub-contract negotiators - Open
buyerS electronics and aircraft
National Employment service SS Serves serves
as nationwide recruiters for many
and aircraft Arms In the q. 8. A.
We. have. positions in almost every
state and some overseas for gradu-
ate engineers. Salaries range from
u, 600 for beginners to $4,000 for
| Ph.D. The employer pays all fees
and expenses. Please write us
today, send complete resume OF
education and experience.
OVERSEAS
$4,000 TO $4,000
We have positions in Europe. South
America, North America and the
| Orient for Electronic Field Tech
nicians. Men with Armed Forces
training In radar and electronic
maintenance please write or visit
this ONCE Immediately. These Jobs
IEo SniI err Hyxxy
Evening star., 1955-07-03

FRAME MAN. thoroughly expert
enced; prefer man familiar with
Bear equipment. See MI. Ewn.
GARDENERS helper or grounds
man for lge. new apt. project IN
nearby va. See mgr. Arlington
Towers Apts.. Arlington blvd. and
Arlington Ridge rd., Arlington, Va.
No phone calls. please. -3
GRILL MAN for small restaurant
must be experienced, sober ana
dependable; 4S-hour week. Phone
20. S-S0S0 or see. Mr.. Lake, at
46SS-A, Suitland. I'd. Sc. 3
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN. white.
exper. in Kosher style foods. Apply
RANT. lll3 10Th 81. NV. IS
HANDlCAPPER, over 40 (eves.l; (;
some knowledge Of trotters, check
timing and speed. AL expenses plus
good compensation. Mon. through
Fri. Write fully Box 234-M. star.
HousEMAN or CPLE. to do gen.
eral housework and gardening for
3 adults; excellent living quarters,
pleasant working cond. Phone so.
b-9120 -
Evening star., 1955-07-03
HELP MEN

CLERK general % once, a ag. g..frSa from tss e
small business; some typing and
fling. No phone calls. $500 Sth
ON SUPERINTENDENT
For apt. house; must be Of high
est caliber. thoroughly exper. ST
CONSTRUCTION sUPT., for housing
development: must be experienced,
sober and reliable: siye qualifiea-
tions in letter. A. T. ZUCkER-
MAN & CO., 937 Pershing dr..
Silver Spring. Md. -
Evening star., 1955-07-03
BUYER

CAB DRIVERS
Full or part time. We instruct you
for hackers test. Summer rates.
1880 Am. to 8 pm.
BOB'S STUDIO
l31 18th 81. NE. II. 3-6102
CAMERAMAN, free lance = Must
have car. and camera for -1o-mn.
motion picture film. Call 0 TO 5,
for home improve
ments, full time; salary and COM
mission, paid every week. For In
formation call JU. S.l25S. -
CARPENTER--Only top mechanic
need apply. For information call
evenings after 9 pm. JU. s-4646.
CARPENTERs--Frame men. Must be
nrst class. Georgia ave. and Plyers
NH road. Wheaton, MARYLAND. Ask
for JOE HAYDEN "a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES County;
steady inside work. Po. 2-2666.
CARPENTERS, experienced only;
must know lst-class remodeling and
Thomss 7:s0 Monday morning
MiiExR bxvHIopHnsT Co. 1sss
SEsPPxSsEftahss.-srrADy Mr. NJ woaK, Ion
rate: year-round- residential opera
ticp. Call OIL. 2-A7f1 between
MAN lob at $500 block Halstcns
ave. Chevy Chase. Nc. "a
Evening star., 1955-07-03
HElR-MER

DRUG CLERk, experienced. full
aiiicdEss iiR: bkHuc. tois y Conn. ~:
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Auto Salesmanager

POSITION AS NEW
LET DEALERSHIp IN WASH
INGTON AREA. SELLING OVER
1000 NEW CARS AND TRUCKS
ANNUALLY. EXCELLENT SALARY
AND OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT
hAns sAckoRo6ans op6sAsT ExpERfENcr sFAEE 1SE; ANB
QUALIFICATIONS.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
FIREWORKS

SAVE MONEY HERE-DrscouNrs
xMEs PSpER Es'rii PRopR6cTssi oGp5R6esrsi co. g.
Open Sun. and Mon. 9-6, 1895 A n q
Evening star., 1955-07-03
PROPOSALS

FOR SALE - 50 Harley Davidson
model. Saddle BAGS, mirror. low
mileage. Closed bids opened July
18th. Can be inspected at Maryland
state Police Headquarters, Pikesville,
MARYLAND. daily between 8 am.
and Pm. Also Saturday July 9
between 8 Am. and noon. Further
Information call Hunter 6-31O1,
Evening star., 1955-07-03
1l08 18th ST. NV.
ACCOUNTANT, $500
ARLINGTON-ALEX.

APPLY TUESDAY
Bkkpr. .-ofc. mgr, to $500
tayyout tayt t,it Man; A. adyts, HnE A. i,rm
Asst. Ofc. Mgr. Trainee $50
Order CIR. yng., brokerage ofc. 5000
Bank Clk., trsinee, hsg.- ---$2l7
Salesman. to 35, adytg.. COLI $7b
y; n:cx Acct; sss HS;ra. recent srsd: s--s.s96
Night Watchman. exp, mature S4U
Potomac Ernpl. Agcy.
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000
oil King st., Alex KI. g-5056
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST, for small
GRAND and saSer s9De S uoc.:
procedure REQUIRED, s4.1eo to start
36-hr. wk.. mod. air-cond. once.
Write full details. Boz AL. Star
AIR DUCT MAN, plumber, COM
petent helper. apprentices. JU.