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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
All Health
Project Aids
Communities

Improving Family and Comrau.
nifty Living, the 1856 All theme.
is being put into action by 75O.-
900 All Club members partici-
pating in the national All health
program.
Through the program, mem
bers are improving individual,
family and community health. In
dividual Alters and local clubs
will be honored for outstanding
accomplishment by Eli Lilly and
Co., Indianapolis, Ind, new
donor of awards. Recognition for
individuals includ e gold-filled
medals for four county winners,
an all-expense trip to the National
All Club Congress in Chicago for
the state champion, and $500 col
lege scholarships for six national
winners.
Certificates will be presented
to each of the four local All clubs
in county conducting a health
program worthy of a blue award
rating. A maximum of 10 two
color certificates are provided for
the clubs which report the most
outstanding local All health pro-
grams in the state.
Health activities carried on by
Alters include physical and den
tai check-ups; studies of home
and community health and sani-
tation needs; practice of basic
first-aid and emergency proceed
ures; cooperating in community
health programs. such as polio
immunization; participation in
physical and mental health pro
grams and camps; learning
proper food habits; and many
other activities relating to the
improving of health standards.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
Twinbrook People Shocked
At Child's Sudden Death

ing travels, and Louise Cheslosky,
who won the Textile Town gift,
has just bought a new sewing
machine.
This Friday =. go to the Tea
dance. K. of c. Hall. So. See
block chairman, etc.
This Saturday register for city
elections. CRUSADER Lutheran
Church, 9 to 6.
This week and next take
mystery packages for PTA fair
to collection points and try for a
prize New collection points have
been established on the north
side of Viers Mill.
They are: Balough's, $40 Cedar
Lane; Tuck's, 1912 McAuliffe;
and Erwin's, 1903 Bradley. The
south side stations are: Baldwin,
1917 Midway; Wendrich, 5911
Crawford; Litz, 6004 Halsey and
Eckhardt, 5716 StiIlwell.
Another special land new this
year, feature of the PTA fair will
be a gigantic balloon launching
contest. The special cloth tick
cts for this event will be put on
sale at the next meeting of the
PTA and will be available until
the day before the fair.
On the day of the fair the tick
cts which will contain informa-
ton asking the finder to return
them to the printed address will
be attached to helium-filled bal
looms and sent skyward.
Three weeks from the launch
ing date, June 2, prizes will be
awarded to the three persons
whose tickets have been returned
from the greatest distance. Gast
year a balloon launched at SIM
liar local fair travelled to Nova
Scotia.
The tickets will be 25 cents and
will be sold to adults as we'll as
children. (This is new?) Other
innovations are planned, but we'll
dole them out slowly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12

Editor:
1t was encouraging the read in
the Sentinel of Frank A. Ecker's
proposal for a program for the
Identification of Rockville be.
cause it fits so well with what
some of us are thinking and do
ing on a more local level
The homemakers' club to which
belong recently adopted pro
gram for identifying our neigh
borhood. The detectives were to
keep our surroundings free of
trash, to paint where needed and
plant for beauty where possible
and without our means.
To small groups such as ours
the idea of a coordinating body,
such as the city government could
provide to take over the public
areas, which are beyond our local
control, serves as a further incen-
tive to us to continue our efforts
to make our community an at.
tractive and healthful place in
which to live and raise our chill
dren.
GLORIA T. RILEY,
Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
Mum Fanciers
Meet Wednesday

The Potomac Chrysanthemum
Society's April program will fea'
ture an address by Merel S. Sag.
er on garden synanthy, bed ar
rangement and color harmony.
Mr.. Sager is chief landscape ar.
chitect of the National Capitol
Parks and a fellow of the Ameri-
can Society of Landscape Archi-
tects.
This meeting win be held in
the Perpetual Building, 7401 Wis.
consin Avenue, Bethesda, on
Wednesday at 8 p. m. For mem
bership in this new society CON
tact Mrs. Groom, 1915 Marion
Lane, Bethesda ID, Md, Oliver 4.
1896.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
Germantown Top
In Fund Drive

The Montgomery County fund
drive has reached 65 percent OF
its quota of $4,000. The upper
part of the county is again lead.
ing the drive, with German town
the highest at 1873 percent. Other
towns over their quotas are Po-
tomac, Jamestown, Damascus,
and Colesville.
The drive will end at the close
of this month. II am sure Mont
gomery County will again make
its quota as it has done in the
past" said Adolph E. Guide,
chairman of the fund drive.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12

the five or six year old boy went
to another owner. Because the
youth fell i'll, he was soon sold
to Riley.
With his physical strength and
ability to lead. Josiah became
overseer of the Riley plantation
He often made trips to George
town and Washington for his
master. He also frequently was
called upon to take his master
safely home from drinking bouts
in Rockville taverns.
Mr.. Farquhar in his book says
Josiah was converted to the
blessedness of religion" by an
evangelist, John Mckinney, at
Newport Mill near Kensington.
Because he was trusted Josiah
went about preaching and earn
ing money with which to buy his
freedom. After paying what he
believed almost the full price OF
freedom, Josiah found out his
master had written a sales con
tract calling for twice the agreed
price.
Josiah ran away to Canada in
1880 where he established a com
munity for escaped slaves. He
travelled and lectured extensively
in Europe. On one occasion he
was presented to Queen Victoria
Josiah Henson died in Canada
in MAY, 1883.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
Foley Committee
Adds Members

The committee working to
elect John r. Foley to Maryland's
sixth congressional seat today an
nounced the addition of four
Montgomery County Democrats
to the committee roster.
They are James Pugh, former
states attorney for Montgomery
County and Rockville lawyer;
Mrs. Grace DePalme, a Demo-
cratic precinct chairman from the
Bethesda area and a member of
the Western Suburban Demo
cratic Club; Earl Lombard, at
torney and resident of Laytons-
vile, and Maynard ]. Sullivan, a
Democrat from Wheaton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
By Elaine WOjtanOwsld
GA. 4-8898


Twinbrook was shocked this
week by the tragic death of
young Joyce Ferris of Ridgeway
Avenue. Richard and Lois Fer
ris' eight-year-old daughter died
just after midnight Sunday of
complications developing from
measels.
The sympathy of the commu-
nifty for Joyce's parents is es-
pecially deep. Their loss reminds
US that measels, now so prevalent
in Twinbrook, is still a serious
threat to children.
Mrs. Irving Breger and Mrs.
David Korb, teachers at Twin
brook Elementary School, spent
their Easter vacation at the In
ternational Conference of the AS
ISOLATION for Childhood Education
"a scholarly postman's holiday.
This conference was attended
by people from all over the world
in the field of education. Twin
brooks delegates, both of whom
are named Ruth, served as host
esses and assisted in the registra-
ton and programming on the
first days of the conference.
They were guests of Carlos
Romulo, Philippine ambassador,
and of Nine. Koo, wife of the
Chinese ambassador on Thursday
afternoon when they chaperoned
the foreign visitors around the
embassies, and later that same
day, the ladies poured" at re-
ception for members of the var.
ious embassies who were guests
on International Night.
A good teacher, who believes in
truly instructive visiting, Mrs.
Breger gave her particular
charges an unscheduled side trip,
TO see how Americans live out.
side the Shoreham.
Ruth's guests on the Twinbrool
tour came from Jordan, Ger.
many, the Philippines, Thailand,
England and Scotland and were
teachers, supervisors and a dean
Of a teachers college. They pro-
nounced Twinbrook charming
and Joels train layout fascinat-
ing.
The Homemakers card party
Monday night was a great sue.
cess. A hundred people said so.
In addition to the cards and good
company there was punch. coffee,
cookies and soft drinks. 25 table
prizes, u door prizes, and the
drawing for the winner in the
rattle.
The Food Fair, Food Town and
A & P donated the refreshments
and flower displays were pro-
vided by Genes, Gustin's and
Lowry Riggs. Prizes were do
mated by Peoples Drug Store,
Woolworth's, Murphy's, Textile
Town, Greta Stevens, Jacmars.
Rockville Stationery, Acme Foods,
the Coop and Hepburn's "a tur-
tie, yeti.
The grand prize for the rattle
was donated by our real estate
agent Mary Mccarthy. Mary.
who is an agent for Bridges and
Spencer, contributed the prize in
her professional capacity, but her
choice reflects her capacity as a
homemaker too 1t was a
Westinghouse electric skillet-cas.
serole. Mrs. John Broberg of Ar
dennes was holder of the lucky
ticket.
The distribution of prizes
seemed especially fortunate Cat
least to the winners). Rose Slutz
won leather earring case which
will be put to use on her impend-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
Hillbilly Show Set
For BurtOnsvilIe

"Josh's Jamboree," a hillbilly
show and dance featuring radio
station WIDOWS Uncle Josh. is
planned for Friday at the Bur-
louisville Firehouse.
Also on the show will be Jack
DuBose, Joe Carter, Earl Simon,
Bea and Bobo, the South Noun
tain Boys, Uncle Dirty and the
Maryland Ramblers. and Jasper.
The jamboree runs from $3.50
pm. to midnight. Adult admis-
sion is 81; children's admission is
rs cents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
Cocker Spaniel
Show April 20

Capital City Cocker Club will
hold its annual specially show
April 20 at the Montgomery
County Agriculture Center in
Gaithersburg.
The show will open at noon and
Judging will begin at 2 pm. Ad-
NJ SION is 81 for adults, and so
cents fdy children. For additional
information call Keith Sappen.
field at 10. 5-2250. JE. 2.5394, or
PO. 2-2628.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
Eastern Convention
Hears Frank Ecker

Frank A. Ecker Citizens for
Good Government candidate for
Rockville's council, addressed the
annual convention of the Far
Eastern Association in Philadel-
phia last week.
DR.. Ecker, who holds a Ph.D in
political science, spoke on the sub
ject of the Impact of Soviet Com
munism on Central Asia" The
convention was held at the Uni.
versity Of Pennsylvania.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
Requiem Mass Said
For Anna SancOmb

Requiem Mass for Anna San
comb, who died Monday at her
Seneca home, was offered yes.
terday at st. Mary's Catholic
Church in Rockville. Burial was
in st, Mary's Cemetery.
Mrs. Sancomb is survived by
three sons, Howard c., Edgar E.,
and Lawrence S. Sancomb; and
a brother, Louis Storm. Her hus.
band, Edgar E. Sancomb, preceded
her in death.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
Izk22y B gGlIE I3:Si

Considerable criticism is level
led at Sen. William Knowland by
so-called intellectuals. The sena-
tors chief trouble seems to be
he insists on calling a spade a
spade instead of another.
He probably inherits this prac-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12

tic a l realism
from a father
who built a very
successful news
paper in Oak
land, Calf, and
did so we'll at
the job that a
major chain pub.
Usher found a
few years ago
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12
The Letter Box

Letters TO the editor must be signed lOh the a0rters full
and address, but H be loheld request The
Sentinel reserves the right to edit condense letters
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-04-12

Entered the Post oce at Rockville Nd as Second Glass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
FOR APPOINTMENT ~

c 5ldsE T.Ff c az % SSB'r nss
THOMAS E. CLARK. INC. ASA
Conn: ave. NV. -os
CLERK-TYPIST. Soung lady. white,
Tor permanent position with life in
Surance company: 35-hour week
pleasant working conditions: COM
pany benefits. See Mr.. MANGUM.
20 Conn. ave. NV, md floor. Il
for active business
once; experience in handling CORE
Good English background necessary
nent position, 5-day week. Annual
and sick leave. Paid group hos
pitallzation. Salary open Pleasant
working conditions. CAPITOL RA-
DIo ENGINEERING INSTITUTE.
Call Ho. 2-152O after 10 am. for
CLERK-TYPIsT. 5-day week, . to
3: aforementioned once: pleasant
surroundings. Apply at 919 18th
CLERK hiN rYpIsr. permanent position.
81 amour week. conditioned Of
fices. Asa for MR. RICHARDS at
ma. s t957 OF come in for inter
view; Room 9:a "a l4th st NV
CLERk-TfPiST = Interested in
underwriting department Excel
lent salary. paid vacation. hospital
and surgical benefits; air-condi-
toned Office Apply AMERICAN
MERCURY INSURANCE co. 442O
Conn. ave. between $40 am. and
I 30 pm. for interview. 81
CLERk-TYPIST-W White. age 21-4O,
for general once work with ma
tional association: Al wp.m.: 5-day
week; paid vacation, group hos
pitalization and life insurance:
starting salary, 5000 per mo. Cali
Mr., Smith, DI. 7-34l5 for appoint
mPnt -o6
CLERK-TYPIST, downtown Alex.
varied duties; days; S240. PO-
TOMAc EMPL, Oil King St, Alex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NrRSI companion 70 eidsri, adv
~ re- teacher Tt 9.G.ISa 9hs
NJ RSE .GONERNEsS. eXocr Siiaes
position aiih children perm or
teniB feft IA a-f5g1
TEAROOM WAITRESS over & wars
With Lord 4 Taylor ~ 7 { and
Westchester) would Ike SAM iyps
OF position fun NJ part time no,
2.aij., 1913 .J6tn 81 NV Wash-
inst0n u.s
COLOREn WOMAN wants JOB a.
thei-cook IS " experience ]
DAYS week HU Il 5aii N
Icontinusd on EsI, Pager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
HELP-MEN
YOUNG MEN

To sell floor covering. Must have
some selling experience. Will train.
Good starting salary Apply DIE
NERS INC, 1900 Rhode Island
lave ne -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

5i2 days good wages. live in up
talrs room, bath. TV. ref. OIL Z
17IS. ID
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HEP-WoMEN

ORDER CLERK-A leading food
products MANUFACTURER has open
as q telephone order clerk. Requires
no tipping but does require high
school education. Ability to prepare
and extend invoices and good
telephone voice and manner. Start
ing salary. $3.50 for 40 hrs. Call
NE. S-4S04.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

To sell floor covering. Must have
some selling experience. Will train
Good starting salary Apply DIE
NERS INC, 1900 Rhode Island
ave ne.
OPPORTUNITY-Full or part time.
In our sales dept. No exper. nee
Part-time average. SIS: full time.
SIPS per wk. Not canvassing. w
appointment, call OF 4-6963
COULD YOU USE another $50 to
500 per wk.? Part-time ewes and
Sat. solicitation for home improve
nent company will make these
1860 for information. II
LIFE INSURANCE CAREER-Man,
bet. ages OF % and as, to take
over a well-established debit in the
District. To qualify, applicant must
be married. have a late model car,
and be ambitious to realize his in
come objective This 12-yr, -old
mutual CO., offering to the public
all forms Of industrial and ordinary
plans, will pay the selected agent q
guaranteed salary and commissions
earned from FIRST day on while
learning debit; For personal APP
MANNING'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
~! inOsc CnOlCe JOos' paying lOp
sal Apply in person, at 1910 9th
st. NV, AID. 2-Sl00. go
PART-TIME OPPORTUNITY s
men. white. evenings and Satur-
days; $40 to $50: car necessary
RE 5-5797 between 40 and $50
pm Thursday for appointment
only.
VETERAN, under o5. interested in
Tearing aviation insurance. and
progressing with young company;
salary commensurate with ability
and background; hospital and sur
Rical benefits; paid vacation; air
conditioned once Apply AMERI-
CAN MERCURY INSURANCE CO.,
1920 Conn. ave. between $3.50
am. and 4:30 pm. for interview,
WE HAVE AN OPENING on one Of
our fine routes in nearby Va. Here's
chance for outside work and meet
ing people. Earnings are from $4,000
to $1,000 annually: 5 day week: no
experience necessary: guaranteed
salary while training. Apply to Mr..
Lowe before 10 am. Monday through
MANHATTAN I.At1NnRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
SiTuATloNs-MEN

refs aualifed Tor cashier Ii 2.
1850. Mr. HUTTON zee
COOK exper.. desires work am. 70
, NJ Mon thru FIJI. all DAY Sat,
ana sun or weekend parties Gail
-Rh. 3-SIgn
MAN, wishes plumbing work. hiss
own transp 20 yrs exper refs
Capitol 4.4sss Colonial Bch Va.
f.
ROOM OR MOTEL CLERK, cashier;
part-time evenings or relief work
Experienced BOX ss-z Star
MAN, colored. 1 years experience
in arocery business, wishes Job ~
nlanager clerk, checker With good
reierences DO not drink or smoke
Ii f-5anf 80
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HEP-WoAEN

OPERATOR and recep-
tionist' Carillon House air-eondi:
Wisconsin ave. NV: permanent,
secretarial telephone service: ex-
perienced: hours 3 TO IL pm: ex-
cellent environment and kood sal
airy for personable and dependable
woman between 80 and 90. Call
EN-, 2-SSO6 before noon or after
pm. for appt. to be interviewed
except on Wednesdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
TUUNN WFN
oPSPAbSRThMfY

TrAining courses besinning nov
II vou have q car and would Ike IN
sd $50 70 500 weekly 10 Snur
prrss.nt income sspply N psr,onn
so. 6i7 SLIGO ave. silver eprinE
Nd. -iS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
CHOREOGRAPHER

Light complexion. to take charge
END teach chorus line for new night
club. Box 'il3-Y. Star. Pc
CLERKS. drug and cosmetic. full
and part time, no eXper necessary,
salary plus commission. STANDARD
DRUG CO.. 1872 14th st. NV.
~
part time. . or 3 days a
week; some full-time work. 1925
4th st. NV. RIA. 6-2233. -
CLERK, gen, STANDARD BRANDS
has immediate opening, must be
good at figures. knowledge OF
comptometer helpful but not neces-
week. Many company benefits Good
working conditions. Call LA. $4,000
Tor Appointment. -06
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HELP-WolEN

CAsHIER-TYPIsT. for dietary dept. ;
5la-day week; liberal employe bene-
f1ts. Apply Miss Mason. EMER-
GENCY HOSPITAL, 17l1 New York
ave n u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
CLERKS
High School Graduates

Experienced: manual and machine
accounting work. immediate. per-
manent Jobs; career. opportunity
with reliable concern. no tvpine; s.
day week; hours, 9 to 3; regular pay
increases sickness and retirement
benefits: ages ! 8 TO ~
Call MA. $4,000, Ext. 286
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HELP-ooMESTIc
COOK-G.HW.


COOK-G.H.W.
5i2 days good wages. live in IN.
174S. %
G INV. CHILD CARE. experienced;
live in; pleasant surroundings: TV
references and health caro- re-
auired Fleetwood 4-I5O7 -26
Civ, plain cook: ref new home
on East West hwy; 81 days; SCI
and .csriare. JU. 5-aSl2 30
CIV. COOK. live in; Thurs. and
sun. of excel salary; refs. re-
CIV INV c oa -'- Serving dinner.
Mons, Weds;. Fridays. ~ 80 Until
$50. 81 daily refs. REQUIRED,
G.H.W.-CHILD CARE, 5ia days:
must stay > nights wk recent local
H teI5 Isd o. vb oL' a. 2,Oi33 b..
tensGee $50 weekly Cal jE.
INSTANTANEOUS. white, 20 IN
-: live I'M complete care OF {
children IN. modern home other
heIp available must have recent
references and health card; ton
salary to right person Box 3s0-Y,
MAID -G.HW live in: 5is DAYS;
Experienced. references required.
MATURE WHITE WOMAN care for
children. } days week, live in:
must have references. VII 6-43Bi
WOMAN, . school-aaa
children. general homework, -,
GAYS, no cooking Arllnston resi-
den preferred; references Apply
SUB Columbia pike. Arl. Is
RE ROOM and board IN exchange
10. two days work with PRIVILEGES
Of working elsewhere the rest OF
MiDDIE-AGED WHiTE WOMAN.
live in; care OF :. children. must
have local reference. Box 26a.Y,
COUPLE, experienced to be cook
butler and do general house work
for . adults on virginia farm. Near
town, vic. Wash Good salary and
comfortable LIVING quarters pro-
yided Refs REQ Call RE 7-ThlO
EXPERIENCED maid and sh.u,
!, 1919 3, gsses III Kennedy & nv.
estate must be experienced house.
Keeper and COOK man for yard
WORK and chauffeur; small family.
prt quarters salary open M.
roLoRED MOTHER Is orc..nr
home 20 mother and one chilo IN
exchange for takinf care Of baby.
AID i-i590 -;
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HELP-WokAEN
CLERK-TYPIST

Modern conditioned ONCE, s.
day week. group disqualification
salary $50 per week to start.
SHAPIRO INC.
l41S X st. NV. ME. s-l717
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WOMAN WITH CAR

Permanent position in sales dept /:
hours flexible. but applicant must
have 90 hours or more per week
free for business: average 90 hrs
week: $50. with paid vacation year
y For appointment call OF e.
1903
WOMEN. to work snack bars. S-day
week: part or full time: age. 2S-40.
Call Elk 3-S3a5 for appt --2s
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III 60. op yDi.HYuHSDaAof 7;30
ROOM sSs l sffp + ST. P S%. AM
MEN, white. neat 81 to rs: part
time; S4n 20 $50. Car necessary
Apply 1905 Silver Hill I'd. suit.
land. Md, end floor rear, s pm
THURSDAY
MEN-Excellent openings for . men,
iull time; also part time married
men preferred. full time can aver.
age over 500 per week. full estab
lished routes. no cold canvassinE
famous everyday necessities assure
steady high earnings no sales ex.
perience necessary. but must be
cnces. For details, apply FULLER
BRUSH co. oil National Press
Bids, 18th and F SITS. NV. or
phone Dl. 7-4477 or Dl. 7-34as
MEN e2o. TO insert envelopes sic lem.
P01 am E <, 5 ". P 9so n n y "D az.
MIN FOR NEW CUSTOMER DEPT.
JEWEL TEA COMPANY: outside
selling, no collectins. $40 per day
while in training. top commission.
Company benefits include hospital
insurance. retirement plan, paid
vacation See MI, Wood Al the
ST ne at R. /. ave. Friday. Y fS.g
pm. or phone for appointment
YOUNG MAN. for discount selling.
some knowledge OF appliances I'M
side lob salary Apply manager.
YouN i;h M II l2MNst CLERK. whit,
terested in learning business. good
references essential MODERN nTc.
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RENTAL CLERK

1lG1N L AL NLGnh
RIGGS PLAZA
New apt project in ne. area
Some tipping required Good start
ins salary; many company benefits.
Apply Res MGR. $3.50 Attn ST. ne
~
RESIDENT MANAGER for 3S-unit
apt. in sc. to assist In rentals and
management Ideal for mature
woman with employed husband
COMPENSATION. large @-bedrm apt
When applying state age, family
size. previous employment, hus-
bands work, references. Box D.
sALEsCLERKs. retail Annual and
sick leave benefits. Apply in person
a. ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE
EXCHANGE. .
exper. in selling yard
goods and notions days. good
salary Apply In person. before -
m. or after 2 pm. i1"n Conn
SALESGIRL, full or part time; ex-
perlence not necessary. LADY LII
SHOP. 400 @ ST NV. --26
SALFSLADIES. age ~ to rs: ex-
perience helpful 5-day, 40-hour
week, MONDAY through FRIDAY; ex-
cellent working conditions Apply
MALGREEN co IN the PentaEon
Blds 80