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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
Want q Job?

want q JoDY
There are an estimated 44O Of
them going begging in suburban
Maryland today.
And not only are these open
Iings for engineers and other
skilled technicians-whose scar
city has been publicized ma
Itionally-but for such lesser
Iskills as typists, stenographers
store statesmen and auto me-
Ichanics.
The estimates come from thu
three suburban branch Officers
lof the Maryland Department o.
Employment Security. The tire,
Ioffices in Hyattsville, Silvel
Spring and Bethesda are cur
rently finding jobs for about 6OI
Ito 700 persons a month.
Even so, the Hyattsville Office
reports that it has about Isl
Iunfilled openings, the Bethesds
ofice about 200 and the Silver
Spring ONCE about 80.
Wide Variety in Bethesda
The job opportunities on file
lin the Bethesda office seem tc
offer the greatest variety. The
office covers the western half oil
Montgomery County. which in
cludes such large Government
Operations as the National In
lstitutes Of Health.
Mrs. Katherine F. Grant, who
Is in charge Of the Bethesda
office, says her openings range
from filling station and parking
lot attendants to such executive
positions as a $7.0O0-a-year per-
Isonnel manager.
Elevator repairmen are al
ways scarce" Mrs. Grant addec
las she scanned q list Of iot
Openings containing such diver
iSlOuS as J0eSe.
Il Paint chemists assistants, den.
J |tal technicians, social workers
! engineers Of all types and de.
i scriptions. research analyst
! bindery workers. supermarkei
cashiers. finance company ad.
busters. brush statesmen. private
, school teachers, restaurant fry
, cook. refrigeration mechanic anc
floor covering trainees.
Although the skilled and semi.
!, skilled dominate her job open
ings file, Mrs. Grant said she has
mo difficulty placing truck drivers
typists and clerks. domestics anC
mattresses.
At the Silver Spring ONCE
! which covers the eastern half Of
Montgomery. Wallace M. Ben.
lson, jr., said the bulk of his 81
untitled positions are either cler.
Iical (typists. secretaries, filing
clerks. etc. or professional ten.
Igineers. laboratory technicians
dental and medical aides, drafts.
men. researchers and teachersl
Students Use Offices
Most of the openings on file al
| Hyattsville, where Mrs. Margue.
! rite Roberts Miller is in charge
| are for clerk-typists at Stopper
week plus. stenographers at $50
per week UP, electronic engineers
and technicians and auto
mechanics.
All three Offices had a heavy
run Of college and high school
students seeking jobs last
summer.
Mrs. Grant reported that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
THESE BIG COLOR
SHOWS coming
voIIr wav This fall


MONDAY, September "A. Musieol Revue. NBc
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Thursday, September ~, Lux video TheateL
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Saturday. September %. Perry Como SHOW. MIC
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Saturday Color Cornwall, with Esther WilIioms
il The spIosh." NBc. 9-lo:so PM
Starred events may be seen at Woodward &
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Other Future Color Shows:
Salute 10 FootboIl World Series MoriIyn
Monroe hcAA Footboll Comes esoders
Wells Bollet London Old VIC compony :
mor Martin in Born Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24

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THE "ALDRICH"
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sharp block and white.
Features High a nd
Eosy" tuning, bolonced
fidelity sound, personals
lied color control. 254
square inches Of view-
oble picture. Model.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24

Use convenient Deferred Payment Plan and enjoy
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pay. Just lOec down, minimum 500, and the balance
in budgeted monthly instalments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
Gardeners to Meet

The Hyattsville Horticultural
Society will meet at 8 pm.
Thursday at the First Baptist
Church. SOL Forty-second ave-
nue., Hyattsville. Ralph w. Benz
nett of Arlington will show coll
ored slides of wild flowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-24
RIGA VICTOR
TELEVISION
sy and quality are traditional

RcA Victor and Woodward 6 Lothrop two names
that stand for the best in quality performance and
complete satisfaction, and thots what you wont when
you're buying photograph or teIevision You'll
especially want Of the new RCA Big Color TV SETS
that bring you all the briIIionce Of the sparkling new
color shows Every night there's major show teIecost
in color On NBC alone, there's 5000 increase in
weekly broodcosting of color shows exciting shows
that you won't want to miss Buy your television or
photograph at Woodward 9 Lohrop, where convenient
credit terms may be arranged.
W5l-Tsevsion and Photographs LIST Floor, North Building
also Chevy Corners
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21

craft, claywork, and reedwork
Will also be offered.
Indoor activities will include
checkers, cards, dominoes, Jacks,
monopoly, scrabble. and chinese
checkers.
Board of Education employees
ana college students will super.
wise the playground program.
Inc dances will be chaperoned by
personnel of the Rockville Recre
alton Department.
Parents may register their chill
dren Monday morning at these
Fairgrounds: Rockville Junior
High, Hillcrest, Rockcrest Forest
Calvin Area, Twinbrook, West
End Elementary, Billiards, Mary
vale, and Lincoln Junior High.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Contracts Given
In NOrthbrOOk.
TakOma Park

Contracts totaling S75,745 for
construction Of water and sewer
mains and house connections
were awarded to low bidders the
past week by the Washington Su.
burban Sanitary Commission.
They included:
For water and sewer mains and
house connections to serve %
properties on Gridley Lane and
Glenhave Drive, Northbrook Es
tates, to Canova Bros, Inc, Col
lege Park, on bid Of $9,340.
For water and sewer mains
and water house connections tt
serve two properties on Lee Ave
nue., CAROLS Addition to Takoma
Park, and Sheridan Street at New
Hampshire Avenue, to A. ]. LIE
one, Falls, Church, Va, on a bic
of $2,301.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Olney Polo Team
Hopes to Settle
Early Season Tie

The Washington Polo Team Of
Olney is still undefeated this sea
son after shutting out the Diplo
mats 70 Sunday.
The Olney riders hope to wipe
out the only blemish on their rec
ord this Sunday when they play
Virginia. The two teams tied Sc
earlier in the season.
Donald Bradley was top man
for the winners last week with
four goals. Frank Wilson col
lected two and Bill Beall once.
Riding for the losers were -four
Englishmen-Col. Jim Johnson
Col. John Scott, Col. John Nelson
and Capt. Clifford Diggle-and q
South Africal-Col. jerk Krim
milk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21

Is a graduate of Plainfield High
School.
Tommy, who is a former resi-
dent of Gaithersburg, attended
Gaithersburg High School, anC
now after serving four years with
the paratroopers in Korea, is
studying photo-engraving with an
indianapolis concern. Best of
luck and lots of happiness to
this young couple as they begin
their life together.
Don't forget everyone to enroll
your youngsters in the vacation
bible school at Germantown Ban.
fist Church which runs for two
weeks till July l. Adults will SUI.
perviSe all departments from the
nursery through the intermedi.
ateS. Let's all strive to make this
school a success so that we NAV
help to lead the youth of today to
Christ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Rockville Rec Department
Opens Summer Fairgrounds

The Rockville Recreation De-
partment opens its eight-week
summer program at nine city
Fairgrounds Monday. Activities
for children kindergarten age to
Is will be held Monday through
Friday from 9 am. to 3 pm.
On Tuesday evening the city
begins its eight-week summer
dance program. Dances will be
held Tuesdays and Thursdays at
Episcopal Church Hall and Wed
nesdays and Fridays at the Rock
crest Recreation Hail. Dances
Will be held from s to II pm.
Sports activities at the play
grounds will include softball
dodgeball, kickball, ping-pong
Volleyball, zellball, basketball
and horeshoes. Gimp, art, wood
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Area Hot ROdders
In Sunday Races

Members of Montgomery Coun-
tvs two hot-rod clubs-the Sill
yer Spring Ramrods and the D.
c. Dragons-will compete in
Sundays drag races at the Fred
erick Airport. The races will be
conducted by the Washington and
Baltimore Chapters of the Mid
Atlantic Timing Association.
Trophies will be given to win
ners in the &c automobile classes
and the two motorcycle classes.
The races are expected to draw
entries from all over the East
Coast, including several partici.
pants in last years world series
of drag racing at Lawrenceville,
Ill.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Germantown
Boys Signed
By Orioles
BY Martha Palmer
GaitherSburg 658.J.I

1t is my pleasure to announce
that three men who are members
of the Germantown Baseball
Club are scheduled to sign con-
tracts with the Baltimore Orioles
in July. They are pitchers Mickey
Riley and Joe Whisman and
cacher Bobby Ricketts,.
The Germantown ball club
played Middletown on Sunday
which resulted in Germantown's
SD triumph. This game was
played at Middletown. German
town and Lovettsville are tied for
first place with six wins and one
loss in the Tri-County Baseball
League.
CreagerStown will play at Ger
mantown on Sunday. There will
be two home games in row so
everyone be sure to come on out
to the Germantown baseball dia.
mond on Sunday afternoon at 2.
Come on out especially to meet
these three young men of your
local ball club who are scheduled
to play with the major leagues.
Miss Pat Lambert of German
town is spending a few days with
Donna Harper of Gaithersburg.
Get-well wishes go to Billy and
Jimmy Snyder, sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Snyder, who are
now recovering from a case of
the measles.
Miss Treasa Dove of German.
town spent the weekend with her
cousins, Linda and Brenda Smith
of Boyds.
Mrs. Edith Shewbridge is plan
ming a short trip to Harpers
Ferry to visit with her sister,
Mrs. ]. l.. Eckles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Harper and
daughters Dawne and Donna of
Gaithersburg visited with Mrs.
Edith Shewbridge on Sunday
afternoon.
Delicious fried chicken and
country ham was served by Trim
ity Methodist Church Saturday
night at its supper in the church
social hail. Quite a few special
guests were present and every
one enjoyed delicious food and
an evening Of entertainment.
Another victory for the Blue
Moon Restaurant baseball team.
This ball club played Gathers
burg Safeway on Sunday after.
noon at 2 at the Blue Moon ball
diamond. Final score was 1879
with Blue Moon victorious. Don't
forget to come on out Sunday to
see Germantown play Melody
Inn.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Stockton Of Germantown
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Wright Tops Golf
Ladder at VitrO

Harold Wright took over first
place in the golf ladder at the
Silver Spring Vitro Laboratory
with a one-up win over H. Hughes
Spragins last weekend. Spragins
is now in third place behind run
ner-up James G.. Dougherty.
In other matches last week B.
H. Burleson downed c. N. Bar.
bot one up; M. Smith defeated w.
]. Wright, three and two; j. B
Lord topped w. ]. Wright, two
and one.
r. ]. Brogan beat r. K. Bennett,
four and two; G. w. Sutphin de-
feated r. K. Berry, three and
two; B. Carter won over w. A.
Maidens, three and two; and G.
w. Sutphin beat w. A. Maidens,
three and two.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Tied Junior
Loop Leaders
Clash Again

Rockville Construction and St
Mary's are tied for the lead in the
Rockville Junior League follow,
ing st. Mary's 1911 win over the
construction nine Saturday. The
losers have entered a protest,
charging a misinterpretation of
the rules.
Both teams now sport a Al rec
ord. They meet again next We'd
nesday.
In Saturdays other game Hun
gerford Towne, still seeking its
first win, lost to Leland Fisher,
1871.
Tuesday Hungerford Towne
takes on st. Mary's. Wednesday
Hungerford and Leland Fisher
clash again. Next Thursday
Rockville Construction and Le-
land Fisher meet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday, June IL. 1855
Midget Loop All-Star
Games Set Saturday

The regular schedule in the
Midget Division of the Montgom-
cry County Boys Baseball Asso-
citation is interrupted Saturday
for the annual All-Star Games.
The Rockville League All-Stars
play the Wheaton League ALL
Stars at Richard Montgomery
High School and the Bethesda
League All-Stars visit the Silver
Spring League All-Stars at Mont
gomery Blair High School. Both
games are at 2:30 p. m.
In last years single All-Star
game the Silver Spring stars
downed the Rockville elite 1913.
Twenty-one players will be sell
ected from each league for the
All-Star squads. The lads will
be outfitted in special shirts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
.KiWanis East
Wins LIST Half
.Peewee Title

Kiwanis East beat Kiwanis
West 22-18 Saturday to capture
the first-half title in the Rock
vile Peewee League. The loop is
idle this week before beginning
the seasons second-half next
week.
Kiwanis East wound up the
campaign with six wins and one
loss.
In other games Saturday Rob-
bins-Clark knocked off the Jay
Gees 81 to capture second place.
BealPs ESQ defeated Rockville
Rotary Cd and the Rockville OPP
timists downed Day-Moxley GA.
First Half Standings
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21

were Mr.. and Mrs. George Keene
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Kirby and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Leaman
and Nancy and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Gagliemo and Patty visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Slagel Dorsey on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Leaman
and Garry of Rockville visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Leaman on Sunday.
p
Thomas w. Buis, grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle H. Harding
is planning to be married Satur.
day at South Center Methodist
Church in Plainfield, Ind. The
bride, Miss Shirley Jean Hardin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Group Swim Classes
Set at Glen Echo

Group swimming classes for
beginning and intermediate in.
struction will be sponsored by
the Old Georgetown Arts Group,
Inc, a non-profit, cooperative or.
ganization, this summer at the
Glen Echo pool.
Certified Red Cross instructors
are in charge o fthe small classes
and a participating mother helps
each teacher. Two-week classes
start June IS, July 8, July % and
August 6.
For tuition information cal
Mrs. Murrill, Oliver 2-1970.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
.Ahlberg Directs
" Summer Can,p

Richard c. Ahlberg of Kensing
ton has been named director of
the seventh annual Wastmoreland
Day Camp opening Monday. Each
OF the camps three two.week SEES
slons Is expected to draw 40
children, aged 6 through u.
The camp is conducted by the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase YMCA and
the Westmoreland Congreea.
tional Church. Mr.. Ahlberg will
head a staff of IS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21

land when Damascus was unable
to field more than eight men.
The umpire had just booted Da.
mascus center-fielder and third
base coach Donald Benson out of
the game for allegedly criticizing
a decision at first base.
Garland finds himself the cen.
ter of the second controversy
within a month. In May he de.
clared Richard Montgomery High
School the forfeit winner over
Wheaton after the losers left the
field to protest a decision by the
Jump.
Events leading up to Sundays
Juror are in dispute but witness
eS agree on these details:
Rockville was leading in the
seventh inning 11-2. Damascus
suddenly came to life and blasted
Rockville pitchers Bill Ford, Mil
Wi ASSONA SCAJ anu OlCh 1GtlOW
for eight runs. With the tying
run on third a Damascus hitter
hunted and was called out by UNI
pire Garland in a close play at
first. The run scored.
Several Damascus players ex-
hibited displeasure with the call
at first and Benson allegedly re-
marked. 1.-THE Jump goofed that
one" Garland thumbed Benson
from the game and Damascus
was left with eight men.
League president Merton F. Du-
vail says he is awaiting a writ
ten report from the umpire.
In Sundays other game Beth
esda pitcher Charles Pugh held
Sandy Spring to four hits and
struck out nine men. One of the
hits he let up was a sixth inning
home run by Don Hobbs with
none on.
Sunday Bethesda plays Redland
at the Gaithersburg Ag Center
and Damascus is host to Sandy
Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
SENECA
HOTEL

To enjoy a pleasant day, week
end or vacation. come 10 the
SENEC HOTEL located at
SENECA. MARYLAND. IL miles
west of Rockville near Dsrnes-
town off Route 20 on the besuti-
ful upper Potomac River. All
water sports available. boating.
water skiing. good fishing and
swimming in fresh. clean water.
Boats and cupboard motors avail
able. Hiking on the historic old
c & 0 Canal which comes right
by our front door. Our Hotel
has been completely renovated in
GLIDING new furnishings and equip
ment. offering excellent food and
Beautiful rooms. Make The
SENECA HOTEL your overnight
or vacation headquarters. Open
year round. Rates: $500 single,
$500 double. Special weekly
and monthly arrangements. For
reservations write Route |, PooIes-
vile. Maryland or phone Gath
ersbure 726-J-2. P. W. Sample,
Prop; D. A. LOwey. Mgr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Mighty Machine

At the Navy guided missile test
range, Point Mugu, Calf. there
is a huge 100000 electronic
marvel that can perform appro-
ximately six million mathematical
operations in five minutes, prob
lens that would take an average
mathematician four years to COM
plete.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Disputed Damascus Forfeit
Gives Rockville Loop Lead

Rockville has taken first place in the Upper
pending
to the eleader ina Rockville.
While the
Spring out of place '
declared the winner the seventh nning v riro Willow co.,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21

Tickets to the All-Star tits are
available from any midget team
at SOC each.
The Associations junior and
senior divisions plan All-Star
scraps later in the season.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21

A new high in All enrolment
across the country for 1855 is
2,155,952 members. These mem
bers come from $3.50 different
clubs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21
Modern telephones
i'm a rainbow Of COIorS
for any room!
A one-time charge Of only $3.50 each
plus normal monthly and installation charge

What a difference modern color tele-
phones-and enough telephones-can
make in your Office or home.
They come in a rainbow of hues to
blend or contrast with any decorative
scheme. From the warm side of the rain
bow-in rich red, soft beige, golden
yellow and deep brown. From the cool
side-in pale green and mellow blue.
They're also in gray and ivory.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-06-21

Living room, bedroom, office, recrea-
ton room, den, kitchen, workshop or
teen-ager's room-t there's a color tele-
phone that's just right for it.
Your Service Representative is an ex-
pert in modern telephone planning.
She'll be glad to help you. In Washing
ton, call her at metropolitan 10000;
in the suburbs, at your local telephone
Business Office.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-19
Ice Capades Of 81
Conclude Oct. oath

Followers of figure skating were
particularly interested in the per-
formances of Catherine Louise Ma
chado, member of the winning U. S.
team in last winters Olympics,
when she made her local debut as
a professional skater in Ice Ca
pades.
The skating extravaganza, which
features Miss MachadO in two
numbers, opened October 8 at the
Philadelphia Arena and will con-
tinue there through Wednesday
night, October "a.
1t was only last March, on the
same Arena ice, that the then 19-
year-old member of the Los An
geles Figure Skating Club was
competing for this countrys highest
amateur title in skating the U. S.
National crown. She finished third
in a field which included the top
three women skaters in the world,
all of them on the United States
team in the Olympics at Cortina,
Italy, and the Worlds champion
ships at Garmisch, Germany a few
months before.
Cathie, as Miss Machado is known
in figure skating circles (she has
become Chado as a show skater
with Ice Capades) turned profess
sional to join John Harris extrava
ganza soon after the national
event. Those who followed her as
an amateur skater during the Ma
tionals last March, have thrilled to
her performances in Ice Capades.
She is featured in her Olympic
routine number as she skates to
the music of LaBoheme and in the
fabulous Rhapsody in Blue pro-
duction in which she shares the
starring roles with Ronnie Robert
son, an Olympic teammate, and
Bobby Specht, for many years the
romantic lead in Ice Capades. Ike"
Carpenter, incidentally, is the piano
solofst in this number, playing at
center ice on an eIaborately decor
ated Baldwin Concert Grand.
Cathie Machado twice won the
Oscar L. Richard Award for the
Most Artistic Performance of Free
Skating" in the U. S. figure skat-
ing championships of 1854 and
1866. She was third in the race for
the actual title both last winter and
in 1855. She is an erstwhile U. S.
junior singles titleholder; winner
of the Pacific Coast senior and
California State senior ladies
crowns besides the 1850 California
junior championship.
A gold medalist. meaning that
she won the highest award in figure
skating. Catharine Machado, now
20-years-old, is a direct descendant
of one of the first five Spanish
families of Southern California.
Her ancestors held one of the orig
inal land grants (1S39) from the
King of Spain.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-19
Reese Theatre News

Every week brings new and
greater entertainment to Movie
Center. Every week Delaware and
Maryland theatre fans are seeing
the best in the entertainment field
at sensible prices.
Probably playing to more COM
plete families and young folks on
the week-ends than any other Eas-
tern Shore theatre, another typical
all-family treat is offered for this
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
October 1S, 10, 90. Rory Calhoun
and Yvonne DeCarlo are the stars
in Raw Edge, the new Universal
International Technicolor produc-
tion with Russ Tamblyn heading
the cast in Young Guns, a story
of teenagers of the old west. Extra
added treats complete this all
family bill.
The most sensational and delicate
picture ever made by MGM, Tea
and Sympathy" with Deborah Kerr
and John Kerr. is listed for special
showing at the Reese Theatre, Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday. October
21, %, %. A story of a teenage
boys Illicit love affair with his
school teacher is not children's
entertainment, end is recommended
for Adults only. Tea and Sympa-
thy" Just closed a smash engage
ment at Radio City with Critics
yelling that is a must on your
Movie list. Producer Control
Prices prevail on this show only.
Orchestra 75c, Colored Balcony soc.