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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24
Thirteenth Election District
ARCOLA

Curry, Jarvis & M. SLOT 3,
Block B, "Arcola, Marin Subdivi-
sion," containing 1920 square
feet and improvements, assessed
at $10,230.00. Taxes, interest and
costs, $322.71.
Fritz, Sadie Part of Lot /
and all of Lots 10 and 20, Block
6, "Arcola," containing $1,000
square feet and improvements, as
sessed at $4,000. Taxes, inter
est and costs, S323.19.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24
Thirteenth Election District
CAPITAL VIEW PARK

Black, William C. & d. Mot
II, Block 30, Capitol View Park"
containing 1922 square feet and
improvements, assessed at ST.
250.00. Taxes, interest and costs,
$21898.
Wolfe, M. E. & F. E.-Parcel
10, Block l, Capitol View Park"
containing 1898 square feet and
improvements, assessed at 49,.
$4,000. Taxes, interest and costs,
S132. so.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24
Thirteenth Election District
CAMERON HEIGHTS

Reynolds, Glenn w. & ]. D.
Lot 16, Block 2, "Wootton's Addi-
ton, Cameron Heights" contain
ing 6,561 square feet and improve
ments, assessed at $8,030.00.
Taxes, interest and costs, ST..
1851.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24
Thirteenth Election District
BLAIR

Allen, Harry E.-Lot, 80, Block
CT, Blair" containing 5,479
square feet and improvements
assessed at $4,000. Taxes, in
terest and costs, $225.01.
Bauserman, George w. & L. c.
Lot Al and part OF lot AZ, Block
A, Blair, Section l" containing
5000 square feet and improve
mentS, assessed at $8,220.00. Tax
es, interest and costs, $246.42.
Black, L. b. & q. b. Bailey
Part OF lot Al and all of lot AS,
Block GOA, "Blair-Takoma, Section
l. containing $500 square feet
and improvements, assessed at
S1470.OU. Taxes, interest and
costs, $225.66.
Caldwell, j. Amos & Anne W.
Lot Il, Block G, blair" contain
ing 1000 square feet and i'm
provementS, assessed at 100000.
Taxes, interest and costs, sos. 70.
Debenedictis, A. ]. & +. c.
Part of lot A, Block "a, "B. F.
Gilberts" containing 4,766 square
feet and improvements, assessed
at $4,170.00. Taxes, interest and
costs, $130.39.
Hawkins, William H. & E. M
Lot 13, Block D, Blair akoma,
Section 2" containing 8,270 square
feet, assessed at $2,370.00. Taxes,
interest and costs, $91.01.
Hawkins, William H. & E. M
Lot ID, Block D, r-Takoma,
Section 2" containing 1000
square feet, assessed at $4,260.00.
Taxes, interest and costs, $151.03.
Lopez, Harry o. &, M. Mot
go, Block B, "Blair-Takoma, Sec
ton 1" containing 1925 square
feet and improvements, assessed
at $4,000. Taxes, interest and
costs, $222.23.
Scileppi, Alfred & Part of
lot a, Block Ga, 'B. F. Gilberts,
Blair" containing 4,790 square
feet and improvements, assessed
at $3,270.00. Taxes, interest and
costs, S106.22.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-24

S6,69O.0O. Taxes, interest and
costs, $204.55.
Edwards, Burton L. & M. W.
Lot %, Block F, Argyle Park,
Section l" containing 8,649 square
feet and Improvements, assessed
at $6,610.0O. Taxes, interest and
costs, $205.63.
Persky, Beatrice-Lot q, Block
G., Argyle Park, Section l" con-
tanning 1913 square feet and i'm
provements, assessed at $7,530.00.
Taxes, interest and costs, $226.24.
Propst, Adrian S. & L. Plot
10 and part of lot IS, Block c,
argyle Park" containing $500
square feet and $3.50 square feet
and Improvements, assessed at
$8,980.0O. Taxes, interest and
costs, $626.48.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-18

Dr. Richard c. Murphy has ae- cepted the position of regional health officer for the Southcentral Health region as of February l5 with headquarters in Anchorage, it was announced this week by pr. Charles R. Hayman, acting cam- missioner of health. He succeeds Dr. Jack Eason who resigned from the position last summer.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-18
KODIAK MIRROR

in California by taking the fatal step. He was married recently in Hollywood, and is now honeymoon ing. We wonder. What will happen to Turnagain Topics when he re- turns. The difference in the view point of the confirmed bachelor and that of the married man will no doubt be reflected in the obser- vations expressed in this widely read column.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-18

aH plates after that day will be sub ject to arrest, according to the Territorial Tax Commissioner. Did you ever notice how a shiny new license plate stands out like sore thumb on an old jalopy? On the other hand, people with shiny new cars no doubt can't wait to get a new license plate-the old one de tracts from its new look.
 &
 We said last week Tom Nourse is working for KEA. This is not true. He just returned from va cation, and at present is a man of leisure.
 Old Nick'S column in the An chorage News is digging up some ancient history about Kodiak these days. Old Nick is making history
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-18
Here There  Everywhere

s E Ia F
 The Police, Chief says. the reason for the slow month in his depart ment. was due to the weather. Tt had us snowed under" he said.
 
 The Fur Rendezvous this year at Anchorage offers something of in- terest to just about everybody ski matches for skiers (there's one for Ernie), artists and photogra- phy exhibits for painters and shutter fans, baking contests, wrestling for the grunt and groan fans, dog sled races, hot rod races, mellerdrama, name band music, and Queen contestants galore. All you have to do to enjoy all this is dig down in the old sock, drop in at PIMA and book your passage for next week to the mainland City. If the old sock is dry, the B. of K. is conveniently located across the street.
 *%
 This week we are inaugurating a new service. We will print hence forth the AFRTS radio programs each week as space will allow. This has been made possible through the excellent cooperation of LTJG Joe Holiber and the staff of the local station. Knowing that so many people are dependent on AFRTS for radio entertainment, news and local announcements, we felt that you would like this ser vice. Let us know whether or not you want it continued.
 *
 A glance over the program as furnished indicates varied enter tainment to satisfy almost every taste: Music in concert, popular or western style; theatre; all your favorite comedians, Groucho Marx. Fibber 5McGee, Bing, and a few new ones; Dragnet and Suspense for crime story addicts-all this and host of other features. and not a single commercial-that's living it. We think the boys at the station are doing an excellent job.
 Talked to H. P. Gazaway of the Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, the other day. He has been visitor in Kodiak for the past week, making survey of the mar keting possibilities for Kodiak in connection with livestock. The Ex- pertinent Station is studying the possibility of Alaska becoming more Self-Sustaining, in other words, producing more of the items needed. Gazaway expressed the belief, Alaska could easily pro- duce abundantly. The problem is one of marketing" he said. Kodiak has a distance factor to overcome, as to marketing possibilities in the territory.
 *
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-18

A word to all you carefree motor ists: February 28 will be the last day for the purchase of auto li- cense plates. Owners using old
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-18

The Police, Chief says. the reason for the slow month in his depart ment. was due to the weather. Tt had us snowed under he said.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-18

GaZaWay completed a survey re- gently of Alaskan retail prices, as compared with that in the States. He stated that housewives, particu- larly in the Fairbanks, Anchorage. Palmer and Juneau areas, pay three to eight percent less than they did three years ago for thirty representative food items. State side costs increased as wages, farm costs, transportation, and other prices edged upwards. Gazaway at- trlbuted the decline in Alaskan food prices since 1852 to improved transportation and retailing plus increased food production in the Territory. Lower food costs offer the greatest possibilities for lower living costs in Alaska. Money spent tor food accounts for most con- Sumer spending" Gazaway said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

VACANCY for elderly people. Second
a front rms, two baths, same a.
3 meals. AID. 3-9l55.
Ladies', mems,
children's: dressmaking: your pat
tern material, spec fieations; no
Job too small none too large.
REGINA'S ALTERATION CENTER
470g Hampden lane. 3 doors of
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Nd, OIL.
A-95S1 Free estimates.
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HELp-MEN
ATJTO MECHANICS

Due TO increased customer TABOR
We need !, hrst-elass men: flat-rate
pay basis Wit plenty of work. paid
holidays and vacation, group hos
uitalization and other company
oenehi Cell Mr.. O'Connor, IA,
$4,000 ROYAL MOTORS. i24O
Upshur 81 NV
AUTO MECHANICS. large. new Ford
leadership needs 2 men with Ford
exp; all company benefits: lge.,
mod. bldg pleasant working cond.
See. JOE TOLSON, HALEY'S. LIST
and NJ SITS. sc.
AUTO MECHANIC with SUFFICIENT ex-
perience to do quality line work.
for one Of areas finest shops. High
guarantee policy, plus liberal piece
work incentives. Many company
benefits and opportunity for spe-
cialized GIN training See service
manager CHEVY CHASE CHEVRo-
LET, OIL. $4,000.
AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS, exper
Local GMC truck dealer has
opening on day or night shift. Top
wages, group insurance, paid va
cation and holidays. Apply in per-
son, GENERAL TRUCK SALES,
INC, 30 N st. ne.
AUTO MECHANIC. familiar with
brake and front-end work. to learn
wheel alignment and balancing.
E Salary commensurate with ability,
Box bid. Star.
AUTO MECHANIC, Ford; all bene-
fits;, pleasant place to work. See
Mr. Kidwell, TAKOMA FORD, Ia
tnnaa pork Md
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HELp-MEN
RQQKSHOP POSITIONS

Opportunity for two with initia-
tive. 5-day week dncluding some
week END work.: regular day shift
or $3.50 TO midnight. Permanent.
Attention to detail and ability to
work alone essential. Apply Mon.
g.3H to 3. BoOKSHOP, NATIONAL
AIRPORT, D. c.
BRAKE MECHANIC, exper. in bond
ing and riveting brake shoes. Write
Mr.. Jones. stating exper.. age and
salary desired. JONES BRAKE
SERV., INC. 1853 Goth ST.. n W.,
or call Mr.. Jones personally at
OIL. 2-1900 after 8 pm.
BRICKLAYERS. white: top pay for
top men plenty Of work Call CT.
6-0199
BRICKLAYRR FOREMAN. apply 1O2
w Jefferson st. Falls Church, Va,
or phone JE. 3-7546, between 9
and 5.
BRIGKLAYERS. report TO foreman
On Larchmont lob. $500 blk. Lee
highway Arl. Va.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR for Mich
igan Payloader. Call OIL. 2-4141
between ? and 8.
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The Star Publishes MORE Classified IDS Than my 0o. Wa1bu Paper


When ansipertRo Advertisements
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
enclose original references photo.
graphs o. 0fhe, materials OF peT.
sondl Ddiue Copies seTGe the par.
pose ORIGINALS NOV oct lost
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ENGINEERS

Salary Range, 5000 to $4,000
No Employment Fee
If you are keenly interested in
research. design or development in
the modern gas turbine engine field
we are interested, in discussing with
you. excellent career positions with a
leading East Coast manufacturer. A
new plant with new ultramodern gas
turbine laboratory has lust been
completed and offers an exceptional
opportunity to those who can qualify
IN one or more of the following
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CAPITOL CAR DIST, LTD.

Ho. 2-5512 19s
AUTO MECH. with national COM
PAW for maintenance for large
feet OF trucks. See r. BRYANT
2faR Georoia ave. NV.
AUTO METAL MANI first-class
metal man can be placed at once,
in permanent top paying DO
sition: group insurance. peid va
cations and many benefits for en-
ployes OF Virginia's largest Chevro-
let leadership See Mr. Terry,
ROSENTHAIi CHEVROLET 1900
Columbia nike. Arlington, Va. IA
7-67Sl
AUTO SALESMAN. used cars, ex-
perienced, no floaters. must fur
nish Al references: excellent pay
plan; transportation furnished
plenty advertising and floor period
See Mr.. Lynch. No phone calls
please MONTGOMERY STUBBS,
Lincoln Mercury Dealers, 3715 Bla-
densburg road.
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BAKER. white. Call ARLINGTON
HOSPITAL, IA. $4,000. Ext. 50.
BAKERS AND BAKERS HELPERS
Apply RADFORD BAKERY 1901
Georgia ave, wheaton. Md LO
o-YSSS
BARTENDER.-Stea night Job for
experienced, reliable man with ref
erenceS. Very good starting salary.
paid vacation and bonus. Apply
to Mr.. FISCHEA. any afternoon
from ~ to 2 SEA SHELL RES-
TAURANT 49l6 Livingston I'd. sc.
ton Indian Head hwy. at Glass
manor ! blk. over D. c. line
BARTENDER, white. full time: good
pay; excellent surroundings. Apply
in person BLUE MIRROR, gOg9
Baltimore blvd, Berwyn, Nd.
BARTENDER - Opportunity for
young mar over 81, to learn res
taurant business. will train. good
wages and meals; hours, |. noon
to ! pm. off . to 3 afternoons:
closed Sundays. Apply Mr.. Walters.
CAFE BURGUNDY. 503l conn. ave.
BARTENDER
Exper., sober. fast man. Filipino
pref. for steady. good-paying job.
Apply in person. COST1NS SIR
LO1N ROOM, 14th and F SITS. NV.
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HELP-MEN
AUTO SALESMAN
NEW CARS

Experience necessary reasonable
amount OF floor time. Excellent pay
compensation, demonstrators fur
nished many more benefits. no
phone calls. See Mr. Schroeder At
CHEVROLET. 2S25
Wilson blvd Arl Va
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Closing Hours:
SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any bills not contracted BY myself.
WILLIAM HATCH. 1882 Eye st.
NV. l7e
ANYONE WHO SAW woman fall
from 9TH floor window. rear Of
Medical Bldg. 115 10th St. NV,
on wednesday, June d, 1856 ct
l:45 pm, please contact MR..
NICHOLAS, ST. 3-1776. y an %
pm. MONTH";. Most important to
family. IL
NOTICE
The Mayor and Council Of the
City Of rakoma Park are acceptinR
applications for the position Of City
Clerk and Treasurer for the City
Of Takoma Park.
Application blanks may be OBJ
tanned from the City once. CO.
lumbia avenue. Takoma Park, Mary
land, phone number Juniper g.
Ali applications are to befiled on
or before 4 pm, June ~, 1856 81
the City Once, : Columbia avenue
KATHARINE E. ABERCROMBIE
Acting Clerk and Treasurer.
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Auto Service Salesman

Must be able tn diagnose motor
trouble: exper. in body estimatine
ana contact worR. Attractive Oh ei
to right man. See Mr. Shannon
ser. mgr. WISSINGER CHEW. Seven
Corners. Falls Church. Va.
AUTOBILE TITLE and settlement
clerk; knowledge Of accounting nec-
essary, many employees benefits
See Mr.. Buchanan at ARLINGTON
so UO Of K Kew b rS59 n n Ros 9iSIs
AUTO TRUCK MECHANIC, AL truck
with pay CENTRAL MOTOR co
GMC Trucks. 1901 Oronoco st.
Alexandria, Va. OV. 3-l50O. See
Mr., Carver,
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1IaIms Mahagef ----------Ss ,bUU
CAREER JOBS!

Claims Manager. LIB; min. Q
yrs. claims exper., 2 yrs. manage
ment married: to age 40: relo,
Sales Mgr. college; min. YRS
sales, 2 yrs, MANAGEMENT: married,
= Personnel mn me- MSS.. expsr . d ISinSV
married: to age 3s; relocate, -
Underwriting Mgr. deEree; min.
exper. yrs. underwriting, 2 yrs.
manaeement; married: to age 80;
OTHER POSITIONS
Editorial Assistant. trade publi-
cation. fascile writer: journalism
Assistant Mgr. ftraineel. retail
or dept. store exper. preferred: col
lege; dis mos. training, then posi-
Die relocation; excel. opportunity;
Administrative Assistants ~, bus
admin. degree. expen in purchasing
ss g edu ~ interest In elsct rs
statesmen. route salesi ex sS. car
nee: TO age IS: Si00 week
Offset Printer Davidson, exper
HSSuhlitAuk MdCliue OpeEdtOf, l.
VI. exper. on IBM: to age rs To $500
A.&E. Mech. age open.
Radio Technician, aircraft in
Payroll Clerk, shaw-waiEer exper
! r r rc to take over payroll; TO
Many other positions.
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
PERSONNEL COUNSELING
SERVICES
Room 215 1925 Conn. Ave.
Dl. 7-4150
CLERK, white, to work at FALLS
CHURCH MOTOR COURT Age so
TO .45. must be quick. Intelligent
and neat. 5g1 South Washington
St. JE. 2-0110.
CLERKS. OFFICE-Permanent Jobs
with fine advancement opportuni-
ties; age 1925. Some require
typing, other an aptitude for fig
ures. Start S60-S65; no reg. fee
MANAGEMENT CONSuLTANrS.
INC Suite 500. 1905 G st. NV.
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HELP-MEN (cont.l
ACCT. 10 SO nm

ALL. III S9.UUU
!. 4-5. yrs. wholesale experience
Accts. for C.P.As to SR.6On
Acct -ofc. mgr, constr. Sl2n up
Bkkpr retail, downtown 500
Acct,,, public acctg.. exper. = to 500
Calculator, some bkkpg 500
Bkkprs. l2) constr; NV. SIS
Bookeeper. Falls Church sS5
Bookkeepers 90 all loo. S70- SS5
Asst. Bookkeepers CO.. S6O-S75
OTHER POSITIONS
Engineers all kinds to see. 900
Admin. asst. engr, co. $4,000
Refer. mechanics (3) $iOR
Credit man. retail to 500
statesmen. wholesale to 500
Admin. man, shorthand, typ. to SSb
Multilith orr, 22-2S. NV. $50
Clerk typiSt. light bkkpg. 5000
Clerk-typistS AZ S55-$65
Service cashier auto. CO, $40
Camera repair man high salary
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RIM. sos
ACCOUNTING PAYROLL CLERK.
young man to take full charge OF
payroll opportunity for advance.
ment Contact Personnel ONCE
NATIONAL BROADCASTIN Co.
sheraton Park Hotel
ccT.-oFFIcE MGR, $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17
AUDITING
ASSISTANT

Excellent opportunity for person
In industrial audit work. Should
naye cGm az ssi second mars ves sSp 81 acc
school. Send resume to-.
FLIGHT REFUELING, INC.
FRIENDSHIP INTL, AIRPORT
POST OFFICE BOX l7Ql
BALTIMORE 3. MARYLAND
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AWNING HANGERS

Experience installing canvas avn
ings preferred: steady work: top
pay. good working conditions Apply
-..;iOI R. J. ave. ne
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PARKWAY r. WA. MOTOR co

AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN
We need a courteous and aggreS-
sive man with The ability TO dag
nose automotive difficulties Good
pay and working conditions. Apply
Mr.. Davis. ADDISON CHEVROLET
SAL ES lAth and Fla ave NV
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TPOIOMAC EMP. AGCY.
2334 Wilson Blvd, IA $4,000
OH King St, Alex. XII. 9-5055
104 Z Broad, Falls CHI, JE. 2-7272
ASSISTANT MANAGER, for paint
store. would like man with paint
and hardware experience. but will
consider inexperienced IN this line;
wonderful opportunity for the riglH
man. Apply METROPOLITAN
PAINT CO. 1923 l4th st. NV.
ATTY.-REAL ESTATE
Active real estate once requires
experienced man to handle settle
ments, auctions. delinquent rent and
trust accounts. etc. Excellent oppor-
tunity for right man.
RI. 7-35Ji WO. 6-j125
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:. AUTO MECHANICS

,,,, We NEED g2, SEVERAL EYER ,y ExsEEI;
CONDITIONS. GOOD PAY AND
COMPANY INSURANCE PLAN. EX-
PERIENCE OR CAR NOT NECES-
SARY. SEE MR.. DEISS, SERVICE
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hELP--MEN

CIGARsDRUG CLERK-Good all
around experience. $50 plus bonus
20 start. STAR WHELAN, 18th and
Pa ave. NV.
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Classified Ad Rates
locol Advertisers
3 Lines tMinimuml

5 Lines tMInImuml
One time. soc line.
Three 10 sis timss sensssviivelY. -,
per line.
Seven times eonseeviivelY. zoe pei line
Special Notices und Personal Sc pei
line additional.
on, o. town rois. i2s pc, line each
insertion line minimum
CloimS for errors must be made m time
for correction before second insertion
Closing Hours:
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 PM. i'ido,
MONDAY EDITION, 8 PM. SuAdo,
TUES. to FRI, 3 PM. Doy Be'Ors
SATURDAY EDITION. 10 PM. FRI
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AUTO BODY MAN

AUTO BODY MAN
We have an opening tor an ex-
perienced Woodworking man. You
plenty OF work. You viii be workine
In pleasant surroundings USING the
latest In shop equipment. See Mr.
Head. our service manaaer.
Stohlman Chevrolet
3ard AND NJ ST. NV. AID. s.i646
AUTO BRAKE MICH MICS
ally inclined. p03 n 1t. NV.
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AUTO SALESMAN

One OF Americas largest
and oldest Ford dealershipS
needs an alert, aggressive
salesman to sell the new.
fast-moving Ford with Thun-
derbird styling. We are
looking for a man who is
DESTROYS Of making $4,000
per year or more. Vacation
plus life and health Dement'S.
Contact in person between
$3.50 and 8. Mr.. Clarke or
MI; Rodes.
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PERSONAL Cont,

CHINESE national language teach
\ ing. personal conversation, and
translating. reasonable charge. Call
j III. f-ll41
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MECHANICAL DESIGN
TEST EQUIPMENT

ME0f1ANtCAG DESIGN
TEST EQUIPMENT
DESIGNERS AND ENGINEERS
TEST AND DEVELOPMENT
ENGINEERS
COMPRESSOR AND TURBINE
DESIGNERS
ANAL YSTS- THERMO DYNAMIC
ANALYSTS-AERO DYNAMIC
SIRESS AND VIBRATIONS
CONTkOL SYSTEMS ENGINEERS
AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS ANALYST
FOR MISSION ANALYSES
Please contact our Office for fur
her details and preliminary inter
new. Employer will interview il
)ur Offices This week
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PERSONAL

WIGS. TOUPEEs, etc. made BY
MITCHELL low at RIM. us. la48
Conn: ave nv. NO. 7-49g5.
LEARN TO DRIVE IN A WEEK
AADTA DRIVING SCHOOL
D C.. Md. Va ME $1,000
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HELP--MEN

CONSTRUCTION OFFICE MANAGER
-Exper. bookkeeping, cost, pur-
chasing, payroll and typing, shorts
hand. desirable. Call DI. 7-1246.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

CONSTRUCTION sUPERNTEND.
ENT. experienced In general field
supervision Of large Government
and commercial projects. for posi-.
ito with established local general
contractor. Box l59-D, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

CIVIL ENGINEER and assistant.
hirhways: recent experience In de.
sirn and preparation Of contract
letter together with salary rance
desired Consideration given only To-
qualified personnel interested nj
permanent full-tinle employment
All inquiries acknovledEed. Reply By
letter only 20 SAMUEL j. CAUL-
FIELD 2420 Wilson blvd. Arling-
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Social Security
Wage DATA Due

Social Security beneficiaries
who were under the age Of 70
during the last II months OF
1855 and had earnings of over
$1,000 during the year must file
a report with the Social Secur-
ity Administration, Victor Sadd,
district manager of the Wash
ington Social Security Office,
pointed out today.
Under the liberalized retire
ment test which became effective
in 1855, if a person 65 or over
earns $1,000 or less in a year,
he is considered to be retired,
and entitled to all social secur-
ity checks for the year. If a
person is under 70 years Of age
during any part of the year, and
earns between 81, 200 and $1,000.
he will be entitled to some bene-
fits. Earnings of over $1,000
may cause deductions for the
whole year.
All earning restrictions are re-
moved when a person becomes
70, Mr.. Sadd said, but an an
nual report must be made for the
year in which a person becomes
70 unless his birthday is in
January.
All earnings now count for
deduction purposes whether the
earnings are covered by social
security or not. according to Mr.
Sadd. Income from investments
and rental incomes still are not
counted.
Annual reports for 1855 should
be filed with the Social Security
Administration no later than
April Is. Mr.. Sadd explained.
Late filing Of the annual report
may result in the loss of addi-
tlonal monthly benefits. Any
district Office Of the Social Sc
curity Administration will fur
nish forms. and will give infor-
nation and assistance needed in
Ming a report.