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HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK. g::ha;T.; live in; references
Cook-MHX2iIDS,, $40; live in; chevy
Thurs. sun. of. OIL. s-es2i. III
COOK Laundry. g.h.w: 25-35
yrs: adult family: Thurs. Sun
on; $50; recent g.h.w. refs. Wo
COOK. must be experienced in fine
cooking for private home. Depend
ability and good references essen.
tial. Apply Employment once. THE
CaEGCHT CO. F st. Ct 7th NV.
local references, modern home. 9th.
sr help ' ~. sm goSs THURSDAY sne
50 days, $50 wk. III. $3.50.
G.HW.. laundry. plain cooking. every
Thursday, and Sunday on. Good sal.
a ary;;., Must have references and ex'
CIV: ls livs We plain cc sna1 eTpe'
CIV, good cleaner, ironer: nc
Sat. SD. carfare. WO. 6-2S59,
HOUSEKEEPER, white, livs-in, 1.
yr.-old child, good plain cook: lovell
Va. home, 500 mo. Box 259-A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. live-in, fonc
Of children. Local references re.
auired. Top salary. Physicians NV
home. Call EN-. $4,000. 10
MAID G.H.W., help care 8 children;
live in; Thurs. and Sun. on; refs
JU. S-2666.
MAID, TO live in; g,h.w. and child
care; pleasant surroundings. Cal
HA; 2-7215 after . pm. 10
5 days; must be neat, dependable
After z pm, KE. 6-9029.
MAID, exper., for private home;
must be good cook; good wages,
steady Job. 1411 Kennedy st. NV.
WANTEDS-Better- girls, 20 Il
so to work in private home. PlaiI
soOstins, good o pay C Come ne e %on La;
through Friday. -
COUPLE to. live-in, woman to CIV h.
cooking. laundry. Man part-timt
lawn and car. Furn. apt. and salary
provided. Call after 8 pm. RIA
S-nn33. Re- 6-QS5S,
I 1--we, s child care and light s house'
Refs EN- 3-s24s after $50. Ia
WHITE GIRL. between 20 and 30
to help care for invalid child nv'
GIRL TO LIVE IN, .colored. 1880;
good lob: care Of children anc
g.h.w.; of Suns. and "a day
Thurs: $50 wk.: Silver Spg., Nd
Ii. 7-3304 or JU. 1855. %
REFINED, white, middle-age woman
child care and gw.h.; live-in: refs
/ Call LII. 2-O215 bet. 81. 10
ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN fol
companion to sick lady; preferably
stay niehts. woman with pension
4 or other partial revenue preferred
desirable living conds. EN-. 1851
~. so avian eLf for Summer m si5c
mo-: IL to s, . adults, l child, {
mos, $50. health card; 8 to z
4 adults. $50. fare; cook. live in
5 adults. $40; couple, woman cook
man yard and general work, SAC
| to $50 each, away for summer.
in family; 8 to 8, s27 so. 5la days
lSe refs and health i1p, c oys,vH re-
! AGENCY, 1887 18th st. NV. 10
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TRADE ASSOCIATION
sITUATIoNs-WoMEN

NURSES AIDE wants hospital work
from 4 pm. to II pm. Call be-
tween , and 8 pm. NO. 7-9Ob7.
GIRL. baby sitter, responsible
party, age 81. Call LU. 6-0122. IS
LADY wishes permanent job in q
florist shop; exper.; ref. Box 49,
=, Star. To-
WOMAN, colored. desires charmaid
work nights, from 10 to e, Monday
through Friday Call Tuesday, o
am. to 8 pm. CO. 5-6l6S.
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ORGAN. Hammond home model: .
manuel, 20 note pedals. $500
KITS, 1880 @ st. NV, RE Z
ORGANs-we have two real value,
IN used sDinet organs; terms. 81
3-940n. JoRDAN's, corner 1itt
p 11S & a. o Rs 10Th Cent. Fr.. colo
maple, S25; coffee tble., blond ma.
hog, $50. 5tromberg radio, $40
All excel. cond. so. 5-AB.B. III
PHONOGRAPH AND RADIO, FIN.
AM. shortwave. will sell for S225
worth S496 Call after q week.
days or any time Sat. or sun
PIxNo-Used full keyboard. console.
type instruments in very good con.
dition, 1895. Pay SIS down. JoR.
DAMS. corner f3th and G SITS
phone ST. .I-o4OO. Ill
PIANOs--Used Weaver spinet sia5,
used consoles, 1885 and up. used
Mason q Hamlin small upright In
good condition. S295 also many
e Choose V iro 9ye! 80 pia PfSN .
MART, 10i5 9Th st. NV. ttusi
PIANO, Wuriitzer spinet: used very
little: outstanding value. $3.50
KITS. 1880 o st. NV, RE Z.
PIANO. used, Fischer spinet. compl
CAMPBELL MUSIC Co. 11Os q
&, NJ W.. D1. 7-S464. --l2
PIANO, Steinway vertical, Sc inches
completely rebuilt. exceptional an.
strument mechanically and tonally
very attractlvely priced. CAMP.
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS q st. NV.
PiANos@0isied s.einwsy. Strands 1ior
sale or rent. Phone Mr. Satterly
ST. $4,000. JORDAN'S. corner
18th and O SITS. NV. -
PIANOS for children beginning study,
home for entire summer FREE
You pay only q small cartage fee
Phone weekdays VIII. 64tI2.
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping,
trimming; lots cleared. MR.. CLAY
TON, uN. 4-09O3 any time,
AZALEAS. EHERGREENS, wholesale,
retail RoTH'S, S2ll Sligo Greek
pkwy., Takoma PARK, Md.
TOPSOIL-Clean rich loan: 5-cubtC
yards. delivered Sc. area SIS
Logan 7-7410. Ia
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil, sludge
hluestone road gravel: hauling. Mr.
HARTING. 10. 2-S074. 10
LAWN RENOV., maint. slant, top
soil; free est. FLEMING LAND
scAsIPE sERv.' cE, s-4616, AP, 2
VERY iIsY' GOOD RICH ToPsoiI. 10,
lawns and greenhouses; very rea-
sonable,. Call 10. S-4933 ia
LANDSCAPING AND SODDING-
Also grass. cutting. BUSTER WILL
FIX tCdaMs sA IL: sl9SSli corn, hand.
picked. Barrel or load. Walnut S.
S474, after s pm. So
AZALEAS, hardy, field grown: 81
cents or So a dozen and up. 251(
v VERY & Go SiS RICH ropsoIL fol
lawns and greenhouses: very rea'
sonable. Call 10. S-4933, Id
FOR SALE - "Mity
Kat" never used, the ideal piece
Of equipment for handspring work
sodding. back I'LL: 4-cyl; Hercule:
motor. hydraulic control; Weight
800 lbs; can be hauled I in = pick OK
tails. cali IA 1901. after 8 D. m
GARDEN FLOWING, and discing
fine grading; srass seeding. HE
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MATTRESSES, white. experienced
APPLY RECTOR's RESTAURANT
l345 Connecticut ave. NV. -
MATTRESSES, white. exper.. CON.
DOLIER. 1900 Columbia pike. Ar
linston, Va. ia. 2-9S62. To-
MATTRESSES. white. Apply in per-
son. CRESCENT RESTAURANT,
1888 New York ave NV. Iii
WAITRESS. white, reliable. night
work. Apply The Harvard Grill
$3.50 18th ST NV. IS
WAITRESS. full or part time. ALL
STATES INN. Gaithersburg. Md.
GaitherSburg is. p
WAITRESS. white, work nights al
a bar restaurant. 1912 Penna. ave
NV. o.
WAITRESS, experienced, to serve
excellent food and cocktails in
nieh.type restaurant. Pleasant
working conditions; top earnings;
permanent position. Hrs. IL noon
to pm; closed Sundays. CAFE
Ia
MATTRESSES. white, experienced
full or part time; steady, pleasant
environment, excellent earnines.
AVIGNoNE FRERES. 1777 Column
bia I'd. NV. 10
WAITRESS. experienced; night duty
apply PARAMOUNT RESTAURANT
1919 18th st. NV. -
MATTRESSES 90. night work; must
be fast; experience preferred; good
tips. Call ST. 1854. Ill
WAITRESS, niRhtwork, good earn.
ines for the one who qualities. Ap.
ply IN person. CONGRESSIoNAI
COCKTAIL LOUNGE los hide
n0nnRnPR
MATTRESSES, white. good workins
conditions. excellent salary and
tips. full Or part time. RE. 1924
WAITRESS, white. Apply i35 s
Wayne st., Arl.. Va. or call ia
wAITRiE;ssEs. white. experienced
Apply RANDY's. ll13 10th St,
WAITRESS, white: night shift; must
have experience in better class res.
taurents. Good working conditions
Vacation with pay. ooRMAN's
VILLAGE INN. 1906 Rhode ISLAND
wsfrREss-psy work: good work.
w Wal 1 s., 2i.as. must b. neat
and attractive; day and evening
shifts. Apply in person. at
MAGlI5 COCKTAIL RESTAu-
RANT, 423T Wisconsin ave. NV.
Good vases ana tips. 10
WAITRESS, white, positively must
be experienced. neat and attrac-
tive day or nightwork: top salary
and tips; modern sea food res
laurant. Apply. Mr.. Fischer, at SEA
SHELL RESTAURANT, 1915 Liv-
ingSton I'd. sc. ION Indian Head
hwy. at Glassmanor). -1O
2 MISUNDERSTANDING at TORINC
RESTAuRANT 900 u si nv
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Held TREE SERVICE
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME
Nice, cosy, quiet room, convenient.
gentleman: refs. RA. 6-20S6. 10
DOWNTOWN. 1901 r. /. AVE
Be- seu' sS PaIgI4S $40. Also ssle: lei, F%.
lilo r ST. NV, 1.-THE churchiiI-
serv;; $3.50 up. NO. 1855. Id
CONN. AVE. vic. Upton st.-Lge. fri
rm.. sele or dble: free barking;
s !IsenG NV si HaMipS wa s4 ExR VIZ
and attractive, double closets, pvt
shower. pvt. entr.. picture window.
Rrr. bus; shop, etc. Pvt. home.
sSis ssth sT.-oentleman. Semi
pvt bath. $40 mo. Ho. a-3260.
UPPER N.W.--Laree front room,
PIN f RH' .osR new furniture tS
LGE. FRONT ROOM, in pvt. apt
Empl. gentleman or lady. Home
privileges. co. 5-5663 after s pm
DOWNTOWN, mr.. Dupont cir,-Nics
lee;. rm. next bath. hot plate. refer.
dishes: $50. 2014 p st. NV. Ill
stD--Large nicelv furn, room fol
/ or 2 persons: home and surround.
1850 18th ST. N.W.-oilbert Hotel
and houses. have an accommoda.
tion 'or every taste and pocket
book; daily maid service: some rms
with free 21-in. ~; 24-hr, switch.
$3.50 up weekly. Call CO. 5-73Sl
s: A DAY per person; li0l 18th
NV. Attrac. sgle. and dble. rms. So
wk. up. VANNE'S Hotel. DI 7-7SSS
MT. PLEASANT seq large rms
], connected. to shower bath; g
closets, windows: room with
lavatory: large closets; cow. to
transp.. and shopping areas. co
1855 QUE ST. N.w.-"Ths Ken
merit. Lovely. large single room.
running water: So week. IS
EMERSON ST. NV twin bed
rms; pvt; bath; laundry and phone
. p sNn Tu; c 27S4O7. ~ =. IS
3-74541Join the friendly young
Randall House. Recreation rooms,
lounges. dancing. tennis. bowling,
pianos. televisions. switchboard,
laundry rm.. maids: SIS to s35
1853 iq p 81, N.w.-2nd toor front.
single, $3.50 week; also Ink. rm.
1855 >f 18th T 81. N.w.-Redec. single
rms, former embassy; near shower.
l iSlS' G Mfssi ST. N,w.-.The
Palmer House" Desirable single
rms, near bath. S6-S7 week. Is
DELAFIELD PL. NV. 1318-BriRht
rm.. next bath: Gentle home: mr..
transp.; gent: $50 mo. ia. 9-005s.
I.Oe NEW voRK AyE-Tbe ti,,es
Inn has openings for permanent
residents. GOV. to shopping and
theater section: mr.. White House.
State; Navy and Interior buildings
P al f;'' GUEST HOUSE. 1890
Conn ave S,n n wi. TIT i rI; T XII
Ptpisssssss. o All ! sssf Sno 00ie 1s 5o
eSO5 ONTARIO RID. N.w.-sgle, rm,
running water. semipvt. bath.
shower; Mt. Pleasant car stop; TV,
N. Y. AVE. and fth, 7o3 Mt. Vernon
pl.. n.w.-Lge. front bedrm., Ink;
refer. $40 wkly.; everything iurn.
1893 18th ST. N.w.-Businesswom-
furn', mod baths. NO f-aIeS.
NEAR STATLER - GENTLEMEN;
large studio room, running. water.
semiprivate bath. Reasonable. MA.
cft ss ss$lsr+.S1! Font STS fS l.;
2OO6 COLUMBIA RID. AT CONN.
AVE. Apt. .51--Nicely furn.: en-
ployed people, NO. 7-s724. Ill
IS22 LAMONT sT.--spacious sgle.
and dble. rms Gentlemen. Maid
service, Lounges with Tv end piano.
Cow. transp. AID. 4-fiT7, B
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

COLUMBIA RID. NV, eOO1--Nies
rms. .air-cond: TV; good meals,
SIG wk,: young people. CO. 5.a493.
COLONY CLUB. BOSE N st. NV
Congenial home for young people:
. meals day, Sunday brunch.
Lounge, Tvs. pianos, walking dis
lance OF canoeing. parks and
movies, FE. 3-l460. 10
! 4O1 18th ST. N.W.-Ideal rooms
for business people. students; Sc.
lected menu; switchboard; TV. --l6
IN ATTRACTIVE private home.
lge ssle. or dble. rms. private bath;
%
THE MARLEETA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Nice dble. and Sgle. rms. for young
ladies. men; elevator; excel. board.
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MIscEL. for SALE Cont.

ANTIQUE SQUARE PIANO Chick
IittIs us SSY sinc nc'io sa " ig bsst
offer. Also studio couch, 3 pillows.
blue. Good condition. Green Slip
cover incl. S25 or best offer. HE.
4-3272 --S
BAR, mahogany portable; excellent
condition; cost. $135; sell. SIS.
EN-. 2-6626 after d pm.
BATHTUBS, toilets. basins; new
used; discount prices. K a. W
SUPPLY CO., 1647 Benning rd ne
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POWER MOWER AND oARDEi
TRACTOR
rIGEn RARGAfM


Phone Warrenton 313 tva.D
OV. 3-3033. %
REFRIGERATORS-S24 so: electric
gas: guaranteed PEERLESS SALES
c237 Ga ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50 up
Guaranteed; deliy.; lge. stock ACME
REFRiGERxTORS IS DOWN
Headquarters for better grade usec
refgr.. Some with cross-top freezer!
and 2-year -uar UNIVERSAL CO.
500 Upshur st NV, tn "-eSsS
REFRlGERATORS. used. refinished
rebuilt, some guar. q year. 50 .9a
up. FREDERICK'S, INC, 3906 14tf
st. ia. $4,000.
RUGS, wool hook; ., 2lax5i /, IL,
4; ., lhx2ts: $40. Cali EN-. 2
6626 after Il pm
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PIANOs--Used small modern krands.
Piano MART. luis 7th st. NV
Just above the library. Ill
PIANOS-Don't miss KITS annual
ard snd, traae-in pianos: SAVINGS up 70
to 'f pay balance KITS, i33e g
st. NV. RE. 7-62l2. LIZ
PIANOS-Knabe pianos. used by
Metropolitan Opera and other
artists Of the 1955-1956 season.
Your opportunity TO buy one Of
these fne pianos ut . substantial
SAYING. KITS. 1880 @ st. NV.
PiANo, -U Grand, European make. BLK
nah Mahcs;; 6s IT. 5tsoeSx excellent condition
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles. grands and up
DAMS THREE STORES. corner 18th
and G SITS. NV. lphone ST. 3-9400l:
1882 George ave, Silver Sprinr
(phone JU. 5-ffO5): $3.50 Lee high.
way. Arlington. Va. (phone IKE
s-5O60l Suburban stores open every
evening. Park in front. Ill
DEMONSTRATORS, buy-later plan
Famous-make pianos, yours to try
Only Sc per month on our IA
nous PLAN
KITS. 1880 G st. NV" RE. z
PIANO, Gable Nelson spinet. blond
like new. 10. 4-02S3. Call after :
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LADIES PRESENTLY EMPLOYED.
AVON offers part-time earnings of
S40-S60 mo. We will show you
how to earn while working. DI.
7-0221, for interview. IS
LADIES with pleasant voice for
telephone work: evenings 7-10, 81
per hr. Call CO. 5-5500 between
and D pm.
LADIES--No Money to invest. No
delivery OF collection worries. Sell
plastics and toys on party plan
Start earning SIS to S25 in even
ing Immediately. VIII. 6-6592.
YOUNG LADIES 90. 10 to Is; high
school education not necessary
Good talker. Average earnings. $40
.wk. See MR. PETERS. RIM. 1927
Portland Bldg. 1929 Vermont ave
NV, 9 am. to IL am. 10
WOMAN. age 2n-4O. who is aggres-
sive and has initiative, wants to
get ahead; capable Of assuming
responsibilities In finishing depart.
ment of modern laundry; no ex-
perience necessary, will train; per-
manent position to right person;
salary npPn. Apply in person to
Mrs. Kessler, STERLING LAUN-
DRY. 1921 9th st. NV. 10
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MATTRESSES

Exper.; many ,ositions available.
fun and part time. .Washineton's
better restaurants. Apply WASHING
TON RESTAURANT ASSN. 2003 Eye
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WASHERS. reconditioned. ali makes.
SS.95 up, good running condition
FREDERICK'S IA. $1,000
WASHERS, Used and new; guaran-
teed; 9TH st prices. ACME STOVE
CO., 101t 18th NV. MA. S-S952,
WATER HEATERS. gas and cleo.
discount prices. K&;W SUPPLY CO.
1647 Bennine I'd. ne. Ii. 6-3 So,
wELDERs. new or used. LINCoLNs
for sale Of for rent EARLBEcK &
ST., BALTIC MI. 5-Sj11.
HUNTER electrical wheel balancer
and Goats tire changer. Kl
.I-iN. REEL-TYPE POWER MOWER,
never used; "a price NO. 7-4644,
between $3.50 and s pm. -
is GU. FIT. FRIGIDAlRE with freez-
er compartment; din. rm. set liable,
q chairs. buffet and china cabinetl
very good cond.; $i"O for all. 10
l-3Sa0 -
TWO USED VACUUM swEEPERs,
good cond, Sl2.5O ea.i Airway
dealer trade-ins. RIA. 3-6739. TO-
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS and SERVICES
RRTCKWOPR

BRICKWORK
Have neighbors praise your brick
work. Jobs done by skilled brick
layers. fireplace or 80 homes. Nc
JOB too large or small. Any type
brick homes, retaining walls, patios
fireplaces. glass block designs or al
terations.. Specializing in rush Jobs
HERMAN H.; GoLDSTEIN
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YOUNG LADY

Permanent position in congenial
organization. located mr.. Statler Ho-
tel for high school graduate under
modern air-cond. ONCE, 5-day wk.
Call MR.. GIST, Me, s-1723, after
10 am.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

End ST NE. t3O6)--2nd-n. front
nice Ice. sleeping rm,: close In. Ii,
COLORED-I276 HoLBRoOK TER-
RACE--Near transportation. IL
4-OT34. 10
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Baltimore Man, 80,
Named to $4,000
Employment Post

BALTIMORE, Aug. 80 (R.-
James Robert Brown was named
yesterday to the newly created
$4,000 position Of general coun-
sci TO the State Department OF
Employment Security.
The post was recommended
after Federal and State studies
of the employment security
agency last year.
Mr.. Brown. 80, and a native OF
Baltimore, has been working as
an assistant States attorney for
Baltimore.
Robert B. Kimble. chairman of
the Employment Security Board,
said three leading Baltimore at
torneys served as an examining
panel and picked Brown from
among ii applicants.
Joseph Sherbow. former Balti-
more Judge who made a lengthy
investigation Of the department,
recommended that the agency's
legal department be headed by
qualified attorney free from
political influence. not amenable
70 outside pressures. with no in
Evening star., 1956-08-30

terest in conflicting business en-
terprises and whose law partners
and associates will not be allowed
to try cases before the depart
ment."
Mr.. Kimble said Mr.. Brown
will have complete charge Of le-
gal activities Of the agency.
including criminal prosecution
Of cases involving unemployment
compensation payments obtained
by fraud.
Mr.. Kimble said the post Of
Special Assistant Attorney Gen.
'eral assigned to the Employment
Security Board, a job now held
by former State Senator Bernard
Melnicove. will be retained. He
will continue TO guide the ESB
in Interpretation Of the State
Unemployment Compensation
Act, Mr.. Kimble said.
Evening star., 1956-08-30
u. S. Court Clerks
Elect Richmond,
Washington Men

Walkley E. johnson of Rich
mond has been elected president
Of the Federal Court Clerks
Association of the United States.
Mr.. johnson has been clerk
for the Eastern District Of Vir-
ginia for nine years. He for
merly was an assistant United
States attorney for the Eastern
District.
The new vice president, elected
at the organizations convention
in Milwaukee last week, is
Harry M. Hull, clerk for the
District Of Columbia District
Court.
The convention voted to seek
a higher job classification for
Federal court clerks and depu-
ties.
Besides Mr.. johnson and Mr..
Hull others from this area at
tending we're Willard Hart. clerk
.of the Court Of Claims: Joseph
Stewart, clerk OF the District
Court Of Appeals. and Earl
Fletcher. deputy Virginia clerk
for Alexandria.
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The
Rambler
Drifter Finally
Finds q Course
BY JACK JONAS

John Seekins' roaming ended
with a short walk down a cor
ridor at Woodrow Wilson High
School.
BY the time he's 80 years
old, he hopes to be settled
down at last, his wandering
feet firmly entrenched in a
responsible job as an engi-
neer. He's already made big
strides.
Right now he's q and has
Just finished high school, but
not Woodrow Wilson. The
sight of the youngsters there,
during his walk down that
corridor, was too much for
him.
when I left the eighth
grade" he began, my father
decided it was time I went
to work, so I did"
That was back home in
Reedsburg, Wis, where Mr..
Seekins was born.
when I was Is, I decided
it was time to roam," he went
on. II left home and began
working at this and that. I
worked in lumber camps, on
ranches, in restaurants. Just
about anything you can name,
guess I did, in three short
years"
In those three years he saw
a lot of the United States.
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"THEN 1 WAS 1S, old enough

"THEN 1 WAS Is, old,enough
to join the Air Force" he
said. II spent the next six
years travelling around the
world as an Airman 1/c, doing
air transport work.
"As they said in the Air
Force, I guess I had it made
II got out in August of 1858.
I was at loose ends again. 1
didn't know where I was 60
ing, what I wanted to do. l
knew I wanted to do some
thing.
"A friend suggested I enroll
at George Washington Uni
versity. I told him l was with
out high school education.
'But I went down to talk
to them-and what do you
know? They said they'd take
me. But they said that first
I'd have to go somewhere
and take special courses in
plane geometry and first-year
algebra.
Il went up to Woodrow Will
son. I'd heard they had ac-
celerated courses there.
II was "a years old when I
walked down that corridor
and saw all those kids. When
! got to the principals Office,
he agreed with me that
wouldn't fit in there.
81 went down to the YMCA
and talked to Walter Lewis of
the Woodward Preparatory
School. But by then I'd de-
cided I was about in the same
boat education wise, as those
kids, and that it would be fool
ish just to take algebra and
plane geometry.
II signed up for the full
course"
Evening star., 1956-08-30
Explosive Found in River
Identified as japanese

was rusted and about the size
Of a one-gallon paint can.
Capt. George E. King, USN
the factory commandant, an
nounced today that the stations
Ordnance Disposal
School has taken over respon-
sibility for disarming or destroy
ing the fuse.
Capt. Kings statement said
1t has not been learned how the
fuse got into the river.
Extreme caution should be
exercised with such cans. fuses
or objects which in any way
seem connected with explosives, f"
his announcement warned. Even
small fuses can be very danger
out and should not be tampered
with, but reported Immediately
to the police"
Evening star., 1956-08-30
$97 Million Bi-County
Road Projects Asked

Revision of Maryland's 12-
year road program to include
major projects estimated at a
total $97 million in Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties was
urged yesterday by the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
Planners presented the rec
concentrations involving 86 miles
of roads distributed equally be-
tween the two counties at a
meeting with the State Roads
Commission, in advance of a
full-scale review of the 12-year
program by the legislature next
January.
The proposal includes rs miles
lof new roads and improvement
projects planners want included
in the State program because OF
increase congestion in the
Metropolitan Area and a total II
miles urged for greater improve
ments than already provided.
Earlier Completion Asked
Some projects are recon-
mended for earlier completion
than now anticipated under the
programs time schedule.
Also included are roads for
which planners believe right-of-
way should be acquired as soon
as possible, even though the prof.
ects are not recommended for
the 12-year program.
The proposals. drawn by C.
Warren Giauque and William
F. Adams of the planning COM
mission staff. drew praise from
roads officials who termed them
comprehensive and well pre-
pared"
The planners requested a def
mite decision from State roads
officials as soon as possible on
which of the projects wins ap-
proval so they can be included
in the Metropolitan Districts
Master Plan of Highways and
rights-of-way acquired.
Roads officials indicated ap-
lproval of a planning commits
sion suggestion that revolving
fund be established so the agency
can acquire land in the near
future for the projects, with a
later sale to the State when con-
struction begins.
Commission Proposals
Proposed for inclusion or re-
vision in the program are:
Construction of the outer circum-
32 miles from the Potomac River near
POTOMAC in Monteomery County "a
Route 301 lust north of Upper Marl-
boTo IN Prince Georges.
=. Construction Of the Northern park
teenth street extended. near Mont
gomery Hills and continue for 13 miles
to the Howard County line
Construction OF Route 20 from White
Oak to the intersection Of Old Bladens-
burg ana Kent Mill roads
Dualization Of East West highway
| from Wisconsin avenue In Bethesda 10
to the Annapolis W Washington freeway
Widening Of Bradley lane between
Wisconsin and Connecticut avenues in
Bethesda
Widening of Sligo avenue from
Georgia avenue to Piney Branch road
and widening OF Piney Branch road
from the District line to New Hamp-
shire avenue.
Relocation Of Bells Mill road from
Old Georgetown road to Fails road
In the Potomac area OF MONTGOMERY.
Construction OF the Cabin John