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oEhflNE VAN Aor auto etOIc. scat
cover and tire installation expsr;
STORES, RE. 5-4SS0.
SERvIcEMAN for pin ball machines.
some experience necessary. Phone
Sunday RIA. 3-IS56.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
exper. preferred but not necessary,
full or part time. See Mr.. Remic,
Cult, 5S5 N. Glebe I'd, Arl.. Va.
sERVICR STATION NIGHT MAN
AGER, experienced, with references;
older man desirable; must be sober
and reliable. Also attendant to
train for shift manager. Apply in
person. MONTGOMERY HILLS
TEXACO. 9401 Georsia ave. Sill
yer Spring.
SHOE REPAIRAIAN, experienced, to
apply only. I347 Conn. ave. NV
SHOE statesmen. exper.: family
Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 7-2OO4.
SHOE SHINE MAN, experienced. to
apply only. 1347 Conn. ave. NV.
SHORT ORDER COOK. white, sober,
exper. WALDORF DINER, Midway
SHOVEL AND CRANE OPERATOR,
experience necessary; after d pm.
Call UN. 1880.
SOCIAL SCIENTISTS--MA or PhD.
required. Experience in military or
operations; research studies an
asset All replies held in strict
confidence. Send personal resume
to Box 19S-K. Star "a
SPOTTER
Wool; 5-day, 40-hour week; perm
s snenaS; so oar payiiins position fSr
Washington'S largest dry cleaner.
CLEANERS, 1926 SO. Capitol st.
sUBCONTRACTORS WANTED =
Bricklaying. carpentry. cement
work retaining walls. porches,
slabs. etc.; old established firm
needs men or companies white de-
siredl for subcontracts. We are well
known. financially RESPONSIBLE and
in a position 70 offer steady work
write, giving BACKGROUND and all
details. All correspondence Will be
confidential and we will contact you.
Box 329-L. Star.
SUPERVISOR TRAINEE-For insti-
tutional food service equipment Co.
TO coordinate and expedite field
work with ONCE. Applicant must
be neat and have high ,desree Of
accuracy. Require drafting and
construction background. Travel
will be required. Interesting and
varied work with good future for
right individual 90 10 % years.
co. 5-3043.
TELEvISION SERvICEMEN-Must
be experienced in repairs. all
makes. radio and television. Must
have D. C. drivers permit. Paid
vacation, group hospitalizatlon
Georgia ave. NV.
TREE EXPERTS--Experienced only
De 2-1471. ewes. and Sundays
TRIM CARPENTERS, dependable
and experienced. Top pay. apply
to lob 3053 Que ST. NV. See MIR
LATHAM.
TRIM CARPENTER
Wanted By. local remodeling nrm.
STEADY employment, much Ct II in
side. Must be thoroughly expert
enced IN tim work and able 70 turn
out FIRST class job. Experience in
remodelIne and kitchen installations
nelnful. 70 not answer this ad un-
less you meet these qua tdcations.
Mr.. PETERS. Wo. 6-6344 for par
tlenlars.
.Tv BENCHMAN. experienced only;
part time HyattsviIie area. cali
UN. 4-2137.
TY BENCHMAN-Radio. phono.
Salary open. Vienna. Va. DU. s.
77l2
TV OUTSIDE MAN With some knoVi-
edRe Of bench work. AERIAL Nv.
2469 18th 50. nv. CO. 5-i142
~ REPAIRMAN. outside calls. car
furnished DOWD,S TV. AIS
Conn. ave. NV. En- 2-7300.
Tv OUTSIDE sERvICEMAN, excel
lent saiary to qualified man. MER.
Curry RADIO Il TV CO. 1926
18th 81. NV
Tv SERVICENEN, experienced, full
PENN Tv COMPANY. IL. 4-0046.
UATTEpC
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SALESMAN
Construction Equipment

We have an opening Tor q man
Who has experience IN seiiirE EQUIP
mert and supplies u this area
Write fun detals 70 Box 406-M.
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SALESMAN. experienced in sellinn
hunting equipment and fishing
tackle. excellent salary and per-
manent position SPORT CENTER
Sth and ID SITS NV.
SALESMAN. for retail bakery; after
short training period. average sal
ssIEyKSEsgV. 70 ss5 ~ ss NV A"'N9
SALESMAN. experienced, to sell
printing machinery, letterpress and
Offset Commission and drawins
account Box 273-L. Star.
SALESMAN. LARGE WASHINGTON
WHO'S ssle distributor OF tor Quality
kitchen equipment has an imms-
aisfe opening for q productive
salesman 70 call on building con-
tractors in northern Virginia A
real opportunity for nign commits
sion earnings Write stating aee.
education. qualifications etc. Box
ALL EAa~
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SALESMAN

Are you SALESMAN? or has
someone promised that they could
make you into one and then some
thing happened ior failed to hap
PEN that you have not vet ac-
complished your desired reuslts. Are
you in the sales field but only ''Just
setting by?
DO you still FEEL that you can
sell. that Is sell-,,,yourself specifically,
man warmth and dlgnityP BY SELL
ing mean to merely present TO a
man and his wife a story simple
enough that the average 12-year-old
child could learn II in less than
3 days BY selling / mean helping
man and wife solve a problem
which they have never realized ex-
listed until you bring II to their at
tentioni problem whose solution
will benefit them infinitely more
than II will you, while at the same
time you are earning an above
average income. performing a service
and actually enjoying your profess
sional capacity.
l cannot perform q miracle. / can
not determine as you read this
whether you have the God given
simple requirements TO easily and
pleasantly present this work-but--
II FIRST. and most necessarily, you
do have an open mind. then and only
car, reputable character background
then meet me personally for q ID
minute interview. If selected. YOU
will be given a further professional
analysis at my expense, to indicate
scientifically your potential adapta-
bility to this iield. then I will do
this:
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Statesmen (15l

Our peak season is between now
and Christmas. Although the sales
sonaI, we are overloaded with quali-
fed appointments. Top-notch clos
ers can really make a killing; car
necessary. Call daily, 8 to B. sales
mgr, AID, $4,000.
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AWNING HELPERS

Experienced taking down awnings
preferred Steady work. good pay
and working conditions. Apply in
person, 1904 Rhode Island ave. ne.
BARBER for busy 5-day, 40-hour
week operation; only experienced
need apply; paid en- commission
basis Apply personnel once AN
DREWS ABB EXCHANGE, RE. j.
$500, Ext. s2lh5.
BEAUT1CIAN
Cubic salon has an opening at
present for male stylist. wonderful
opporfunity for rieht person. Call
for appointment. DU. 7-0674 after
$50 PM.
BODY AND FENDER MAN. expert
enced; guar minimum wages; must
have references WA. S-17s6.
BOOKKEEPER. Once Asst. fun
time. permanent, i-man once, Pun
charge OF books. answer telephone.
etc. Service and contracting bust
ness. Silver SpTinE area. Selsry
eommensurate with ability and ex-
oerisnee. BOX BIN stsr
CANVAsSER-Home Improvement:
steady work: salary ana commit
sion pay every Saturday IA. g
1000, nHk for Mr. WACHTER
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AUTO statesmen
NEW CARS

We are looking for experienced.
aggressive men who are in the
$4,000 to $4,000 a year class.
We'd prefer men who have 9
record OF really producing--but
we're not shutting the door on
and ambition, for sales
men who want to get into the
industry, We are one
Of the largest and fastest selline
need more men to handle the nov
OF trafic. With our set-up, p0y
plan and the type Of deals we're
making you'll make more than
ever before. Our monthly bonus
ana yearly bonus plan really pays
OF. Demonstration furnished. See
PHIL VINICUR. Sales Manager.
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PAINTERS. exper men only. report
ready or work rear Of 1897 Newton
st NV. am HERSH DEC CO.
PAINTERS. white, 1st-ciass mechan-
les: good pay. Report ready for
work before z am. 1923 M ST. NV.
PAINTER, must be LIST class me-
chanic; able to mix any and all
eolors One who can run work
handle men and assume some re-
sponsibility preferred. Wages $50
per day. II you do not qualify,
please do not waste my time OF
yours ia. 9-4040.
FAINTER APPRENTICE, white, to
learn the trade; $40 day TO
start; 81 increase every & mos.
must have over q year experience.
WE. 5-4Sl1.
PAINTERS f2)--First-class mechs
Apply HIT DECORATING-CO
TRACING CO., INC, n 400 Wilson
blvd. Arl., Va, IA. 2-693S.
PAINTERS, white. must be 1st-class
s,aarl1 Mrs R-E004
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Give you q most
thorough course Of training.
Give you the benefit OF
over 50 years experience IN
this career vocation.
Give you adequate
financial backing until you
are In position to earn
upward Of $4,000 q year on
your own, with absolutely
NO ceiling.
Give you every assis-
lance and cooperation on
the part Of my entire stan
Of clean-cut. high type intel
ligent associates.
5-Give you career
wherein a month from today
you will be an authority on
your subject, able to discuss
your work with assurance,
confidence and conviction
and capable Of earning for
yourself and family what
ever you want out Of life.
Phone MR.. WILLIAMS. Frida
or Sunday, y am. to
noon. and / pm. to 5 pm, At o
6-6OS6, for appointment, only, 81
only II you fulfill above requirement
Please. no drifters, ny by mig
Or curiosity seekers.
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DIN LAHNANAOs NJ EAIEAklANGE
REQUIRED. AGE Is TO 65. GOOD
REFERENCES.
37o7 GEORGIA AVE. N. W.
MAN--For sales and stock work, in
wholesale upholstery Arm 40 hours
week. Good opportunity, Apply
3140 10th 81. ne.
MAN, to train as casualty adiuster;
must be reputable, conscientious
person desiring an excellent posi-.
ton with future security and OPP
portunity In the fire and casualty
adjusting fields, Write past en-
ployment resume. with references,
TO Box 404-M, Star
MEN, with selling ability. TO repre-
sent manufacturer, introducing an
exclusive product for homeowners
: II viii be worth your time to in
vestigate. Call In person after
Monday, between 10 and 8. MERIT
ENTERPRISE Co. SIS 18th st. sc.
MEN FOR TREE WORk-Exper,
only. We pay ton wages. Call
now. ia. 2-3141.
YOUNG MAN for sales career IN
radio, and small appliance sales:
Excellent starting salary. good
working conditions. Hospitaliza-
ton Dian. No experience necessary.
We Will train you. Rapid advance
ment Tor a man with initiative.
see Mr.. Aarons. POTOMAC TV,
gth and E SIS. NV: ST. 3-3270.
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SECRETARY
SEChEIAH1
IBM
DESIRES
SECRETARY

knowledge Of typing, shorthand
required: age 81 to IS. high school
graduate: experience preferred, but
not essential; excellent opportuni-
ties for advancement: hne salary
and dement's Call MISS PETERSON
for appointment at RE. 1905
Ext. $50.
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To learn drafting, reproduction lab
oratory duties; photogrammetric
engineering firm; men or women.
Apply ALSTER g. ASSOCIATES,
INC, 6135 Kansas ave. ne.
DRAFTSdAN-ENGINEER for con-
sulting engineers office. Expe-
rienced in plumbing or electric
work. WILLIAM A, BROWN. 1928
Conn. ave. NV, Elk. 3-5655.
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HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. JR. - Large local
CPA firm has desirable opening for
qualified applicant interested in OBJ
tanning varied experience in public
accounting. Apply 231 Woodward
Building.
ACCOUNTANTS BoOKKEEPERS,
Sb5-Sl25 wk. up, Once Mgrs.,
Comp,rollers. Credit Collect. Msrs.,
trainees;. top pay, place ali ages,
Miss Bell e. BoYD,S; cor ;,I LIB tas and
Inquire now. 90 OPENINGS DAILY.
ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS. expe-
rienced six needed Immediately;
salary $3.50 to S625 per month:
permanent. liberal fringe bene-
fits, no travel required. Give age.
education and experience in reply
Box blk, Star. 23'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV,
ANIMAL HOSPITAL ATTENDANT,
white, experience unnecessary. SAL
ary open state age, education.
previous employment. Sill. Spr area
Box 40l-L. Star
APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN. to service
automatic washers and drieTs. Must
be eXper. Truck furnished. DOWD' s,
44lS Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 2-13OU,
APPLIANCE SERYICEMAN, familiar
with all popular makes Of major
electrical appliances. Call for Apt
JU 9-0529.
ARCHITECT a full-time lob with q
f1ne future, for custom-house build
ers R. H BEST, HA. 7-7300.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMEN. ex-
perieneed in all phases OF CONNER
cial and apartment work salary
commemorate with ability. Call
Mr.. HOGAN, RE. 7-0120.
Area Sales Manager
National manufacturer, leader In
Its field looking for man with spe-
ciality sales or ice cream back
ground TO manage activities Of its
distributor organization. Area covers
Maryland. western half Pennsyl-
yanis. District Of Columbia and
Virginia. Salary, commission, ex-
is17-L. Star
+ ASSISTANT CONTROLLER - For
national publishing company, good
accounting personnel and once
management background. Exc COM
pany benefits Pension plan 20
5-day week Salary commensurate
+ with ability and e5per ppportNnity
for advancement Gail ST. a-S402
ASSISTANT MANAGER. experienced
+ n variety store field; excellent op.
portunity for advancement. AppiJ
Z n person POIANS sc TO s.
STORE. Laurel. Nd.
AUTO BODY MAN. first class. good
pay, plenty OF work all smploys
benefits See Mr.. Thompson. ADD
son CHEVROLET. l4th ana Flor
ia ave nv.
AUTO BRAKEs MICH. HELPER
young. white. s03 n q. nv.
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HELPMEN

MECHANICS : Exneriencnd. Also
paint helper Contact MI Mat
thews, HERBY'5, INC. Authorized
Ford Dealer. 1900 Duke ST., Alex
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MECHANIC

MECHANICS - Experiencnd. AiSo
paint helper Contact Mr.. Mat
thews, HERBY'5, INC. Authorized
Eord Dealer; l8OO Duke ST., Alex
MECHANIC
Nlsnt man, must be experienced on
oil burners and have good knowledgeI
OF plumbing and electrical work
Large apt development BUCKINO-
HAM COMMUNITY Maintenance
Dept.i, 423A North PerShing drive
trear OF Post ofheel, Arlington. Va
OBS DISPATCHER-A major oil
company has opening for oil burn
knowledse Of oil burner y BoS
404-L, Star
OIL BURNER MECHANIC to clean
and overhaul oil burners: must have
car Tor which a liberal car al
| lowance will be made Apply Mr..
| Appold SINCLAIR REFINING CO.,
401 Farragut st. ne,
Oil Burner Mechanics
Opportunity for good reliable oil
burner mechanics, to work for estab-
lished company. Excellent working
conditions and salary plus bonus
and vacation with pay. Phone Dl
1 7-0744.
ORGANISE for Oldest Protestant
church in Wash. d. C, Phone w.
o'BRIEN, HE. 4-667l.
PAINT SALESMAN
For maintenance and indus
trial territory in Metropoli-
tan Washington.
Paint sales experience helpful but
not required; good starting salary.
expense allowance, annual bonus on
sales production in addition to sal
airy and expenses; free insurance
and non-participating retirement
plan. Phone Mr.. J. c. White, DE.
l2-s202.
The Sherwin- Williams Co.
For Appointment
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Sales Representative
MEDICAL

NATIONAL PRESTIGE COMPANY
Salary and expenses: incentive
plan Generous fringe benefit pro-
gram. AGE 25-35. Box 403-L, star.
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DRIVER, exper., with good refer.
ences. Must know area. GENERAL
DENTAL SUPPLY, 1928 Eye st
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HELP WOMEN tcoMt. !

neuAX
Toundings. Salary cOmmensurate
With exper, TU. 2-SS22.
BOOKKEEPER. exper. nee. some
tion Opportunity for advance
ment. DU. 7-S5S5.
BOOKKEEPER. for Chevy Chase real
estate and construction CO.. expert
enceu In accounts payable and gem
eral ledger; prefer Bethesda Chevy
Chase resident Good salary and
company benefits. For interview,
write Box 230-L, Star,
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR. perm. position, in Bethesda;
exper. with Burroughs desirable.
OIL 2-5g27.
CASHIER. experienced; excellent SAL
airy and permanent position: pleas
ant working conditions. SPORT
CENTER, 9Th and D sts. NV.
CASHIER, excel. salary; for Kosher
f ffllsSlsssen brIe i9sTsssFN s17
Flower ave, Silver spring, Nd.
JU. 7-B04b.
CASHIER, colored, in supermarket;
reference and experienced only need
apply, MAYFAIR SUPERMARKET,
LII l-92O1.
CASHIER, hotel restaurant, expert
ence preferred 6-day. 40-hour
week; paid vacations and free In
surance. MISS SPRINGER, HU. g.
400.
CASHIER, experienced; excellent SAL
airy and permanent position; pleas
ant working conditions. SPORT
CENTER. Sth and d SITS. NV.
CAsHIER-CLERK. Expd.; good hrs.
and pay. Apply WHELAN DRUG,
l4tha and H SITS. NV.
CLERK-Intelligent young woman
desired to handle small claims in
local once Of Ice. insurance SOM
pany: age and salary open; will
consider training right person. Call
Mr.. TUCKER, DI. 7-7730.
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I OO4N -
Call Mr.. Reiter. HE. 1920
DISPATCHER

Excel. OPPORTUNITY for advance
ment' $40 per wk. to start, 81
days Apply SHAYNE BROS. INC,
1874 Half ST. sc. Ask for Mr.
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CRAFTSMAN, JR,

CRAFTSMAN. white, to work on
Kitchen design layout and applica-
ton; SIS. per week to start. Ad-
dress replies TO Box l65-L. Star.
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DELICATESSEN MEN

Career openings for qualified men
with the most progressive delicates-
sen department in the country. Pay
based on experience.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN As PREMISES NUMBER
=. RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
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MAN WITH CAR

BIG EARNINGS. NO EXPERIENCE
REQUIRED. AGE Is TO 65. COOL
REFERENCES.
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|Zoners Clear Vienno's
Bear Run Sewage Plant

The town Of Vienna yesterday
was given permission by the
Fairfax County Board of Zoning
Appeals to construct and operate
a sewage treatment plant on
Bear Run on the southeast side
of town.
Vienna officials said the pro-
posed 100000 plant will serve
a portion of Vienna. replacing
three of the five pumping sta
tons now needed to pump sew
age into the towns present
plant.
The new plant will be located
on a three-acre site near Hunter
road and Cedar lane. 1t also
will provide sewage disposal for
the new Cedar Lane Elementary
School, which will open this fall.
Officials explained that the
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Navy Ceremony Heads
Mississippi to Scrap Pile

PORTSMOUTH. Va, Aug. 1
R.-The USS Mississippi, des-
tined for the scrap pile, retired
gracefully and quietly yesterday
from the active fleet she served
with honor for 80 years.
A moment after she was Of
ficially inactivated, Navy band
played "Auld Lang Syne" and
the launches holding her deadly
terrier missiles were lowered
slowly.
The Mississippi, which was
converted several years ago from
a battleship to an experimental
ship to test the Nays new
weapons, will be decommiSsioned
in September and shortly after
that she will be strapped.
Plank Owners Attend
A half-dozen of her plank
owners, men who were in her
crew when she was commissioned
December 10, 1917, were special
guests at yesterdays brief cere-
mony.
The ships commanding officer,
Capt. E. A. Ruckner, told. his
officers and men the Mississippi
Is "a symbol of an era that has
seen great changes" in naval
warfare. "She leaves the fleet
gracefully and quietly" Capt.
Ruckner said. "She leaves be-
hind her progeny-the guided
missile ships"
Then the Commander in Chief
OF the Atlantic Fleet, Admiral
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location Of the plant has been
moved 600 feet upstream as re-
quested at a previous hearing
before the board.
Away From Houses
They explained that the near
est house is 1000 feet from the
plant and that the grounds will
be handicapped and a fringe OF
trees planted to shield the view
Town officials explained that
the present plant. built in 1850
as one of the most effective
small plants in Northern Vir-
ginia. is inadequate to handle
sewage from the rapidly de-
area.
One of the pumping stations
to be replaced by the new plant
blew up last month from what
officials said was ignited gas.
George Pope, assistant school
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Jerauld Wright. lauded her as
"a great ship great in the
reflection of her past accomp-
lishments great in the minds
of the thousands of Navy men
who have served aboard her
during two world wars.
Met Big Test
Admiral Wright said the Mis-
sissippi met the big test which
came in the Pacific early in
World War II when the battle
ship with a handful of her sis
tiers stood almost alone between
the Japanese fleet and the
United States"
And though she was "well be-
yond middle age" Admiral
Wright said, she remained in the
thick of the fight, backing up
the Marines in their amphibious
landings on their march across
the Pacific"
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3 Workmen Hurt
In Ditch Cuvein

Three workmen are injured
yesterday when dirt and chunks
of macadam fell on them while
digging a ditch for the Glenn
Dale water line extension near
Bowie in Prince Georges County.
A spokesman for Canova
Brothers, Inc. contractors on
the project, said the men were
working in a ditch about four
feet deep.
The workmen, Leroy Davis,
%; James Davis, Al, both of the
500 block of Fourteenth street
Sc, and Willie B. Curry, %, of
the 1400 block of Corcoran
street NV, all colored, are re-
ported in satisfactory condition
in Prince Georges General Hos
pital. They received multiple
fractures in the lower parts Of
their bodies.
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S.W. Community House
Appoints New Aide

The board of directors Of the
Southwest Community House
Association yesterday appointed
Harold j. Hall to serve as the
associations public relations
counsel.
The board also discussed plans
intended to curb juvenile delin-
quency in the area within the
associations boundaries, which
corresponds to Area C of the
Districts redevelopment pro-
gram. The group met in the
community house, 1915 Fourth
street S.W.
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superintendent. told the board
that the Cedar Lane School
hopes to be able to tie in to the
new plant.
$4,000 Alternative
He said septic tank and drain
age field facilities for the school
would cost an estimated 10000.
He said the school planned to
make temporary arrangements
to haul away sewage until the
new plant is in operation.
Mrs Walter Eyles. who lives
in the house nearest the pro-
posed plant, had previously
objected because of the prox-
unity of the plant to her house.
She said she thought the plant
might have been moved still
farther upstream.
Town officials explained, how
ever, that if the plant were
placed any farther upstream.
they would miss either the town
or the Cedar Lane School.
Town officials said bids for
the proposed plant will be opened
August 30.
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Towson Boy Wins
Resort Fishing Cup

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del,
Aug. 1 (SpeciaD Billy Dugent.
IL, Of Towson. Md. received a
gold cup as the winner Of the
first Fishing Derby on Lake
Gerar.
The second prize. fishing
rod, went to Lynne Bowman. IL.
and the third prize, also a fish,
ing rod, was won by Archie
Lingo, 10.
Lynne caught the most fish,
eight; and Archie, the smallest,
q one-inch sunf1sh.
A special prize for catching
the largest eel went to James
Orth, 10.