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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

TIRE SALESMAN. inside sales, ex.
perienee desirable but not essen
Os Situation saS e2'l App Isneq Les
Lubsl SILVER SPRING TIRI
ToFoGiRiA1PPHSYYC' i BRAFTsMAN-sS..
| 744 to $4,401. Topographic drafts.
/ man trainee-$3.4S4 to $4.O47
Merit system employment Mont
gomery County Government, d.
vision Of Assessments. For intor.
OFFICE County once Bldg, Rock.
vile, Nd. Poplar 2-2121, Extension
TRAiNEEs. young. white. his. grad.
yates. draft exempt, high schoo
sssee6i'tT HAo q sFsft EMpr resi- sRv t.
s sSn sj JT. 5 sl!ssS5th dr. Silver
TREE MEN, experienced climber
TRUCK DRiVER-Wash. sub. area
light del; Intel: steady. Advance.
r msnt; Cal Mon Mon. "a. 5-3515.
washington and vicinity; P; e
T YfE Riff I'M MkC I'll RiMj imme.
on all makes. Salary commensurate
with experience. Apply DISTRICT
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO., 123
TYPEw vi; FER REpA1RMAN, W exper,-
enced in repairing all makes OF
typewriters, including IBM elec-
trio: permanent position; 6-day wk.
"a days annual leave, Is days
sick leave; entrance salary. 81, 500
per yr. State age. and experience
Box 359-R. Star.
TYPEWRITER SERVICE MAN for
outside and inside service on
Smith Corona standard and cleo
trio typewriters. Training given
on our latest models. 5-day week.
insurance, retirement. etc. Salary
open. SMITH-CoRoNA, INC, 1913
u Rsat IS Il full time; G stead,
year-round work. Apply in person.
thesda, Md. OIL. $4,000. s
UPHOLSTERER, full time in nearby
Va: must be experienced: refer
ences required. Call Elmwood g.
USHERS WANTED-Apply in per
son. TRANS-LUX THEATER. 14th
and II SITS NV -2b
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REFRIGERATION MECHANICS and
helpers, with or without room air;
conditioning experience: year-round
work; vacations with pay, paid
holidays, share in company profits
and other company benefits. Arpl,
In person only. r. & M. REFR1G-
GRAFTON CO, 227 L st. ne,
RETAIL SALESMAN for inside work
must be his. graduate, age 81 te
80, draft exempt; good future. with
promotional possibilities; all COM
Pany s benefit sroH Nc ph hon ca calls
SITS NV. or 604 R. I. ave. ne: 30
REPRESENTATIVE NATIONAL,
known life insurance company ha:
opening in its Silver Spring branch
office for l sales representative
up to $500 guar. mo. startinG
salary. II you have resided in area
for at least 3 years, are now. en-
ployed. between ages % and 40
and looking for an outstanding op
portunity, call W. C. HUGHES, JU
Q-0405
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WATERS

w al EMO
Colored, excellent opportunity for
experienced men to earn good wages
and tips in exclusive restaurant.
Please apply afternoons or evenings
WEARLEY'S, SIG N. Capitol st.
wAREHOUsEMAN. VIII, 2i-e9, his:
e Sggdin fpr AID aayan sen p st SEQ
time. Call 10. 3-a65e between IL
WIRE ROPE manufacturers agent
wanted; See ad on Financial PAGE
ExxGPERRIENcED BUTCHER. top pay.
Ho. 1880, MCKINLEY MARKET,
'S z. s! III :ais ssss: sss Ss
MAN. with experience in either au-
tomobile or consumer credit field:
preferably In both passing credit
anS IN boe osn de
partment. Kindly give full details
as to age. marital status and ex-
perience. Box 437-R. Star. 80
MAN. as trainee for inside carpentry
work 1850 K st. NV. -25
MAN. reputable, with high school
education to learn wholesale sheet
nCbult nCdbihBs pdlu NdtbtlOut
tirement. 5-day week and other
advantages; rapid advancement
to energetic person; no experience
necessary. Apply In person at I'll
Edgewood st. ne. between am.
and 3 pm. except Saturday and
Sunday. 80
MAN, white, for maintenance work i:
must have Nd. permit for driving
truck. Contact MR.. SOPER, AP.
.T-S945. go
MAN. with college training in man.
agement and economics. to work
for national association IN man.
agement training program and
assist in legislative and research
work. College degree required.
Salary open. AID. 4-7244. --26
TRUCK, street vending. on per-
centage Sober and careful driver
Real hustler can make it. JACK"
Box 200. Edmonston, Md.
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statesmen. earn $4,000 per year
9 concentrated hours per day with
old established real estate firm
For interview. c1ll UN. 4-1985.
Statesmen te>. nationally advertised
brand oils and lubricants; Wash
and surrounding counties. Terrific
new sales program starting March
20. Permanent with potential earn
ings unlimited. Immediate informa-
ton. JU. 9-S604. --25
Statesmen t2). for one of country;
leading grocery companies in the
Wheaton, Silver Sprin e-Bethesda
area SALARY while being trained
3 months guarantee upon assign
ment; other company benefits. Fol-
appt.. call MR.. WORTHINGTON
.IU l-550S bet. 4 and s pm. .-25
statesmen for. cameras and photo.
graphic equipment; position with
future. XII. a-277l.
Statesmen, familiar with cameras
and Photographic equipment; posi-
ton with future. XII. 9-27Tl.
- Make S25 per sale
New home improvement retailing
less than 800. Guarantees to save
I5es to 400 on fuel oil bills. Nc
competition. not seasonal. Call MR.
TUCKER, DU 10000 Monday.
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SALES ENGINEER

One Of Americas most success.
full manufactures of q prestige line
Of building materials seeks q hard
vacancy in this area. Applicant
must be familiar with architects.
contractors and Industrial plants.
Excellent opportunity. Apply by
letter only giving complete personal
history business experience and
references. A personal interview
will be ARRANGED: A. c. HORN CO,
INC, DIV. OF SUN CHEMICAL
LONG ISLAND CITY. NEW YORK.
SALES MGR. TRAINEE, under 30,
In Va; sal. and bonus MISS
DUNN, 1911 G st. NV, RE. 7-2S2S.
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YOUNG MAN. 21-35, TO ASSIST
manager in local branch coast-to.
coast organization. Experience nm
necessary Must be able to converse
intelligently and be satisfied with
SlO0 per week to start. Rapid adj
yancement II accepted. Phone MR.
SMITH. Elk. 3-4467. before noon.
Guaranteed Salary. 500 Per Week.
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statesmen
OPPORTUNITY

We have an excellent sales posi-
ton now open for one experienced
our complete line. Must have car
Age. no factor. This firm has 20
yeats operation In metropolitan
Washington. For appointment, call
ME pRTINTNG nv q 0~Qs- or
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Sales Management Trainee

One of Americas top life insur-
ance companies has vacancy In sales
force In N. Va.-Wash. area. Thor
oueh training prepares man for
MANAGEMENT opportunity Success
full applicant will receive salary and
extra compensation; group benefits
and excel. retirement plan. For
appt.. call ia. 5-1227 or write Box
375-R. Star.
SALES OPPORTUNITY. young man,
white, 81 to IS: to call on single
working girls; no canvasssing. Call
CO. 5-6151. go
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statesmen
FOOD PLAN

The most attractive proposition
salesman. You are In business for
yourself without q cent Of invest
ment on your part.
YOU MAKE THE PROFIT
On the freezer. You present o plan
which furnishes all groceries. Credit
problems do not exist. Unless you
can show a record of successful food
plan selling, do not apply. Be at
l015 9th st. NV. at 100 pm. sharp!
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Receiving Clerk
FOR LARGE RETAIL
STORE. EXPERIENCED
r &c EWING AND
MARKING CLOTHING.
EXCELLENT SALARY:
STORE BEN Eft S ;
PER M ANENT POSI-
TON. WRITE GIVING
FULL DETAILS OF Elk
PERIENCE. BOX 360-R
STAR.
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PFsInFNT MANAGER

RESIDENT MANAGER
colored garden apt; excellent OPP
portunity for retired couple. A'ble
to handle people. Must be clean,
sober, energetic, self-motivating and
able to do light physical work.
GEORGE Y. WORTH1NGTON g. SON
MANAGEMENT CORP, 1927 x st.
"A n MA R-332R -oH
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HOME FREEZER
FOODS

6219 3rd st. NV. To. 2-c920
SALES ENGINEER, recent graduates.
ing on the Job and factory school
before becoming sales engineer: full
salary during training period. Work
with architect. consulting engineers
and contractors for promotion and
sales Of automatic controls for tenn
perature. humidity air conditioning
and special process equipment. Ma
tionwide company. Salary ad-
vancements, bonus, group hospital
ization, life insurance. retirement
qualifications end education. BOZ
2lS-R, Star 90
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SaleSman-CounSelor

An outstanding opportunity Is
available to one qualified man to
work. in D. c. and Maryland for one
Of the outstanding technical insti-
tutes offering GI-approved and &C.
credited courses in radio. industrial
electronics and television,- both by
correspondence and residence IN
struction. School has an excellent Job
placement record for graduates. Good
commission schedule, leads furnished,
and protected territory with a Pc,
tentisl in earnings of $50 tn 81 900
net per month. You must be bond
able. have car. and be able to
work evenings Age is an asset.
Please mail complete information.
age. family status, experience. earn
ings past five years. home address
and phone We will respect your
con @aencc. Write to:
MR.. GEORGE L. WATERMAN
Capitol Radio Engineering Institute
1924 18th STREET NV.
Washington 10, D C.
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SALES
MANAGER

National corporation viii inter
view applicants who can show sue
cessful record of experience in per
sonal sales and developing "A sales
organization or in equivalent SUPER
visory capacity. Earnings In excess
sive leader Field position. local
territory; no travel involved: car
required, For local interview write
Box 209-R, Star
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HELP-MEk
SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Want high type Junior executiy,
who is stymisd In present lob Sales
background preferred but not es'
sential Sound training program
Starting income open. Can expect
e eiine' A lnso% a5-sb: replies conn.
dental Cover fully past experiences
and education. Box 393-H. Star.
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TAILOR RITTER
TECHNICAL
EDITOR
ELECTRONICS

Permanent, full time posi-
ton, not dependent on gov
eminent contracts, is now
open in this long-established
Washington, D. C. school.
Duties will include eval-
uating electronics material
and the writing. rewriting
and editing Of tbs material
into study texts to train
electronics techninians.
While a degree in electri-
cal engineering would be an
advantage, one is not man
datory, whereas first-hand
knowledge in electronics and
the ability to organize and
deal with the concepts is es-
sential.
Write or telephone Director Of
Personnel. II you write. please be
explicit about your qualifications
and salary requirements.
National Radio Institute
18th and U SITS. NV.
HO. 2-2476
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statesmen
mann


$500 MONTHLY
Starting salary for two
executive-type statesmen to
represent large Eastern cor
poration. No travel; sales
experience and ability de-
sired; established resident
25-4O years old, married, ca
pable Of assuming RESPONSE
bilities. In requesting inter-
view, please include brief
personal history. All replies
confidential.
BOX 39-L, STAR
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YOUNG MAN

References required; ability Ia
iea;n and sell. ARTS d CRAFTS
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statesmen
statesmen

Specially, by mfr. to travel en-
tire U s. and Canada. Can take
wife along: good car and ref. neces-
sary: experience in one-call CLOSING
helful; salary and liberal draw
against commission ($l75-S300 pei
wk J. Call J. E.. MCDONALD. Hu
5000, between 3 and 8 Pm, Sat
or Sun. Hotel Dupont Plaza. Us
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SALES PROMOTION
AND ADVERTISING


Large national association of
building products manufacturers has
immediate opening for self-starter
TYPE of young man to work in its
promotion department. BACKGROUND
| In advertising and sales promotion
Essential Experience in contracting
dealers and conducting dealer sales
meetines helpful Some knowledge Of
lconstruction industry would be an
asset. This is not q Job for be-
ginner. The man we want Is one
who after period Of thorough
orientation. can assume position of
real responsibility and produce re-
suits. Right now, he probably is in
Job which he feels stymies him
and is looking for the big opportunity
| to prove his value. Please reply CIV
ing summary of background. expe-
Irience. age and salary requirements
Replies held confidential Box 63-L.
Star
SALES REPRESENTATIVE - Young
man to Join growing equipment
| company. Outstanding opportunity
for man with previous experience
| in speciality sales. beverage sales.
| freezers or any other direct sales
line Call Me S-0043 for appoint
| ment -25
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Salesman Decorator

Yardstick offers best proposition
to man to call on qualified leads
for slipcopers and upholsterinE, no
canvassing. We make the appoint
ments for you Liberal commissions
and car allowance Commissions paid
in full everv week Experience neces-
sary Call for appointment, MR.
JOHNSON. Elk. 3-0523 -25
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SALESMAN

Openings for ] man in inside sales
work. Must be between 90 and 40
years Of age II you can quality. you
will work a 40-hour week and share
In unusually fine company benefits
Openings available in sporting goods
and auto accessories departments.
SEARS. ROEBUCK AND co.
S455 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring
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OPPORTUNITY

II YOU are q married man. Ok n
45, years old. of good Reputation. y
VIII assist you in getting q perma.
n t position In a large organiza-
ton selling good products TO es-
"a olished customers, house to house.
TO those who qualify there is n
guaranteed salary, plus commission.
plIs bonus NUS Truck is furnished. ex-
openings in Washington, D. c No
personal interviews until applica.
ton received Write u. L. ROY. Roy
~, New Orleans. Louisiana, giving
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PART TIME, AGE 1890
S1Q PER ENEMINc

Ten men to work. $3.50 p.m.,
public relations dept. Of national
rrm. white only. seryicemen and
collese students eligible: $40 Der
evening to those who qualify. For in
Wed, III a.m-3 pm. -e7
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WHITE AND CoLoRED
Mo SRME B 81 EAE HE JOS a8sP al
GONE. PLENTY OF FULL AND
PART TINE JOBS PLACEMENT
is OUR MOST IMPORTANT SERV-
ICE. SURE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
0IS Ut npTnA AVE ~ W
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Career Opportunity

OdIC CI OEJIJUI tUIIIVy
An. excellent opening for energetic
ness. that is not seagonable. II you
are resident OF the Alexandria
Arlington area, married, between
the ages Of 23-45. have both good
health and reputation and a desire
to get ahead, the combination life
insurance business can offer you
ment, and o salary In excess Of
500 a week even while in training
No experience necessary as we have
complete training program. Cal
In person or write.
THE UNION LIFE INSURANCE CO.
INC. SIS King D., Alexandria. We
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SALEsCLERK, drug, cosmetic, news.
stand or cigar experience: excellent
working conditions: 6-day week;
meals furnished. Apply RIM. 2O5
WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIR
PORT. -25
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THE SUNDAY TAR
HELP-MEk Cont. }

Washington, y. c.
SUNDAY. MARCH IS. 1876
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l25 to IS years of age. some business
experience. Capable and willing to
train for responsible position. Apply
HUNT ELECTRICAL CO. 933 9th
LIST NV
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HELP-MEk
REAL ESTATE sALEsMI

REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN--Get in
on the ground floor OF selling in
the most fabulous county In the
U. S.-Fairfax. Call FAIRFAX
REALTY. Mr.. Grubbs, CIR. 3-24O7
or CIR. 3-063l.
.EAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Room
for one or maybe two sales people.
full time only, excellent listings, full
cooperation, active sales only, Ask
FIR GanA TT O-AnEn
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Grating ratio" method of calcu-
lating them in relation to gross
earnings.
Talks Recessed
These disclosures came out of
his first two days Of serious ne
gotiations on a new labor con-
tract with the transit workers
union. The talks have been re-
cessed until 10 am. Wednesday
because Of schedule complica-
tons.
The New York airline opera
tor, president of Trans Carib-
bean, Always. Inc. also was
trying to get the Civil Areo-
nautics Board to let his line
make unlimited numbers OF
flights to Puerto Rico from
Washington and New York. He
has said previously he plans to
start service to the Caribbean
island from the Nations Capital
Mr.. Chalk's D. C. Transit Sys-
tenn is operating until Novem-
Der on a 75-day extension OF
the old Capital Transit labor
contract. Last week he warned
the Public Utilities Commission
that he probably would not be
able to file his first financial re-
ports before that time.
Commission Chairman George
E. c. Hayes said D. C. Transit
representatives had told the COM
mission, in response to prodding
that Price. Waterhouse g. Co.
accountants, had not yet COM
pleted closing out the books Of
Capital Transit, which Mr.. Chalk
bought out last August Is.
Mr.. Hayes said the commits
sion was told the reports prob.
ably would not be ready before
the end of the month. but that
they would be forwarded imme-
diately, if ready before then
Capital Transit, when Mr.
Chalk purchased its assets, hac
some $50 buses. of which only
about 780 were in daily use, Mos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-14

This legislation changed the
status Of Arlington's school board
from elective to appointive.
Yesterday. curtis Tuthill
nominee of the Arlingtonians
for a Better County, got a no
answer to his question from the
two ABC membership. Krup-
saw and Ralph Raul.
Chairman Wesley w, Cooper
answered yes, and then asked
Mr.. Tuthill if he was attempting
to stir up a discussion for cam
paign purposes only.
Interest stimulated"
The chairman, Democrat, ex-
planned that his interest in the
school legislation had been "stim-
ulated" by the Arlington School
Boards decision last January to
adopt a tentative desegregation
program.
Mrs. Leone Buchholz. a mem
Der of the Arlington Independent
Movement. said county board
sessions were not the proper
place for political propaganda
speeches.
The fifth board member
George NJ. Rowzee, jr., a Re-
publican in AIM. had left the
meeting before Mr.. Tuthills
question was raised.
| Last winter, the board Endorsed
the Moncure bill by a 80 vote
with the two ABC members cast
ing the negative ballots. During
the current County Board cam
paign, Mr.. Tuthill has accused
AIM of having worked behind
the scenes to instigate introduc-
ton Of the Moncure legislation
At a recent meeting. Mr.. Tuthill
was asked from the floor to name
names.
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Apartment Rule
Is Criticized

A key provision Of the Dis
tricts's proposed new apartment
house regulations spurred i'm
mediate attack yesterday from
Edwin E. Whitcomb. president
Of the Building Owners and
Managers Association.
Mr.. Whitcomb, who stressed
he was speaking as an individual
and not for the organization,
centered his fire on a proposal
that a resident manager be re-
CURED in any apartment build
ing with five or more apart
ment units.
This requirement. Mr.. Whit
comb said. would have "a terrific
impact on the whole industry. II
Many small apartment build.
ings don't have resident mana
gers. and some don't even have
full-time janitors, Mr.. Whitcomb
said. The substantial economic
question Of whether there is a
resident manager depends on the
need for his services. he said
While there is no fat rule. resi-
dent managers usually enter the
picture in buildings Of between
80 and so units. In smaller apart
ments. he said, experience has
showed that full-time SUPER
visory duties and the needs OF
tenants don't Justify managers
in residence.
The apartment controls, pro-
posed to be part Of the city's
eight-chspter housing regula-
tions. we're disclosed BY Director
cabell Gwsthmey Of the Depart
ment Of Licenses and Inspection
He estimated they would affect
some 10000 apartment houses In
the city.
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day greetings included Mrs.
Annie M. Cooper, who the White
House said, is 90-year-old sec
ond cousin of the President. and
her daughter. Mrs. Earl S. Bow
ers. both Of Westmont, N. j.
The White House staff gave
the President a plastic desk or
nament featuring a picture Of
Abraham Lincoln and a Lincoln
quotation:
1.-THE legitimate object Of gov
eminent is to do for a commu-
nifty of people whatever they
need to have done, but cannot
do at all. or cannot so well do,
for themselves-in their sepa-
rate and individual capacities.
In all that the people can indi-
vidually do as well for them
selves, government ought not to
interfere
Scrolls Circulated
The ike Day" committee,
headed by Charles H. Percy,
Chicago business executive, and
Irene Dunno, actress, announced
scrolls were being circulated
throughout the country wishing
the President a happy birthday
and pledging the signers to reg
lister and vote.
The committee said private
citizens and bakeries throughout
the Nation we're baking cakes to
be distributed to children's hos
pitsl wards. orphans homes and
other institutions.
In this area. cakes we're deliv-
cred to some 5000 patients at 36
area hospitals as gifts Of local
bakeries.
PrOclamations Issued
Governors Of many States Is
sued proclamations of Ike Day,
urging that everyone get to the
polls on Election Day.
More than $50 Arlington Re-
puolicans celebrated President
Eisenhowers birthday with a
dance and party in the Arlington
Towers Apartments last night.
Special guests for the occasion
were Mary Pickford, the screen
star. and her bsnd-leader hus-
band. Buddy Rogers.
Earlier in the evening, Miss
Pickford and MI. Rogers we're
honored at reception at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Oren Lewis
IN Arlington. Mr.. Lewis is former
chairman Of the 10th Congress
sional District Republican Com
mittee.
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Shotgun Blast Kills
Silver Spring Man

A Silver Spring man was found
shot TO death in the bedroom
Of his home last night,
Walker L. Berry. 46. Of 10604
Inwood avenue. died with a chest
wound from a l6-gauge shotgun.
DR.. Frank J. Broschart. Mont
Fomery County coroner. said.
The body was found by Mr..
Berry's wife when she returned
home from work.
Mr.. Berry was a foreman for
the Washington Gas Light Co
Beside his widow he is sur
viyed by q daughter. Mrs Ray
Carrick, Of 500 Chillum Heights
drive, Hyattsville. Nd. and one
qrandchild