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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
STENOGRAPHER

- = AA3N ~ - ANA4A &A@AS
Exper.. rot over IS yrs. of age: s.
start. Box 2I5-G. Star -27
sTENO. CLERK, capable stenoEra-
pher. to assist In sales dept, small
industrial organization; varied re-
sponsibility' opport. TO learn and
Call DE. 2-I05I. -
LLNOGRAPHER-T no short
hand Casualty insurance company
wants good typist, familiarity with
transeribinR machines requested but
not essential: excellent salary. hos
pitalizstion and surgical benefits,
IcAN MERCURY INsURAEcE CO.
1920 Conn: ave. NV. between $50
I'm. and 400 pm. for interview.
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIsT & mrs.
daily Mon. through Fri. Exps-
rtenced. accurate. speed not essen
tai, pleasant worktns conditions At
leave. 81 500 to $500 depending
upon Qualification. BOZ 300-H. Star
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, CLERK;
position in country club. located
IN nearby Nd. KNOWLEDGE Of switch
Cali OIL. 2-4i06. III
TEACHERS, white; last-minute va
cancies; SO, 200-$5.2OO. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, 1871 @ St.
RE. 1-393s.
TEACHER. mornings. for nursery
group. Pvt. school in Chevy Chase.
P. o. Box 1926, D. c.
TELEPHONE TYPIST-CLERK-ARe.
1S to IS. Interesting position with
growing concern in downtown Local
ton. Pleasant working conditions:
opportunity for advancement: group
disqualification, insurance and profit
sharing arrangements. Salary open
Call EX. 1858. "a
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sITuATioNS--MEN

VAItONS--MEN
BO0kkEEPER CLERK, position
wanted. taxes and payroll expert
ence. Phone Ii. 5-655J. 3 81
COOK. exper. in hotel and gestau-
s,ant reference reliable, DE.
EXPERIENCED HELP WIT II
CHECKED REFERENCE, call MISS
FEATHERSTONE, AID. 1880
TOP-NOTCH HELP, call MISS
SMITH, AID. 2-Sl0o: ewes, TU.
a-0gl3. go
ELDERLY MAN. retired teacher and
Administrator: married; three years
exper. once wk; whole or part
time in once or similar position.
Phone ia: 5-I429 2e'
HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR for part
time sat and Sun; some expert
enee Please call STEVE, ia. O.
BOO.
COLoRED MAN. exper. chief or cook.
wants pRrt-time work; good refs.
DE, 2-Sl64.
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SHOE MAN. YOUNG-An oppor-
tunitv to specialize in exclusively
childr ems hish-srAde shoe business
the finest field fast-gr0winZ, pro-
EreSsive ORGANIZATION tnoW ! storesl
needs young shoe men with interest
IN q future. Apply DANIELS BOOT
cry, Ellsworth and Fenton, OPP
SIGN PAINTER. experienced CAN
JE. 4-49Si; evenings. JE. 2-1i9o.
SIGN PAINTER. good all-round
man, full or part time. ST. 3-i353.
STOCK CLERK. man. eo-35 yrs
old. nigh school grad; exper. i:
must have ref. Apply TALL FASH
TAiI6R Wv Experienced ;i% isi ed alteration
Apply SAUNDERS a Son. 1884
Conn Conn ave. NV; Do. $4,000 Pc
TELEvIsION SERVICE MAN. ex-
rp sTisnssa Cal "a. s17511; rs
must have experience: no drinkers
TLLEvIsiON TECHNIcIAN, bench
radio.phono repairs: top salary.
TRkE EXPERT FOREMAN. thor
oushly experienced: must have had
minimum OF 3 yrs. in supervisory
capacity. OIL. 7-g6U0. 90
IRCJk DRltLRS. semi-traIler
drivers with tractors: must be
eXpeI, in handling furniture Ap.
ply IN person with tractor at
Northern Vaniines, CONGRESS onal
Airport, Rockville, Nd. 20
TF ASIENNA INSTALLATION and
repair man. good salary and work.
ing conditions. JERRY PEAKE CO.
ia 9-3300. IS
Tv SERVICE MEN t2). one bench
man, one outside man. experienced
Car necessary Good pay Good
working conditions. JU. i-9i02.
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MOTOR TRAvEL

LEAVING FOR JACKSONVILLE,
ia. FEB. Z; take 3. DE- a
LEAVING FOR MoNTGoNERY,
ALA, Feb. 2. By way Of Augusta
and Atlanta, Ga WIZ tske 8
pass: sh. car exp. Ii. 4-7402 2es
70 .6sa MIAMI s16sn. FEB, vdcd take axe; 3
master Buick. Phone Ma. s4l01.
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Assist Service Specialist
collese Eraduatae. 2l-es years. In
terested In business career with op-
job inteilieence. interest and per.
Ex. 5.5sss $50 to 500. @27
BEAUTICIAN, to work in Bethesda.
large salon: salary and commission;
no evenings. 3 days OIL, 4-l2l6,
BEAUTiciAS, shampoo girl and
maricurist for HOTEL WASHING
I TON BEAUTY SALON; Good salary,
Rood working conditions. Apply in
person; 18th and + sts. NV. MA.
BEAu1iClANs, Capitol Hill district I
| 5-day week, no night work. salary
and commission. Cali after 7 M,
BEAuIiHcIhNs c2,. for ArIins a
and and FAILS church hiS6 salary ana
BEAUTICIAN, excellent salary and
commission COLUMBIA pike All,
BEAUTY 1offnnRAIoR'o Apply at .ess7
BEAUTY OPERATION, man or Som-
an: excellent opportunity 5-dey
/ commission. NELSON'S BEAUTY
SALON, II 5ethesds, OIL. 1904;
after 9. Oh. 2-ass5. go
have school BACKGROUND. Moderate.
size school In local area. Excellent
| opportunity for competent person
Replies confidential Write, Box
B tSSTH; EYER experienced: - to %.
crate Burroushs Sensimatic, book
keeping background desired. 5-day
40-hour week. Opportunity for adj
yancement;, Call Mr., PHILIPS
BooKkIEPER@. FSil ' charge; max,
statements. statistical reports and
iN6 o 9asr ri e a B 3NGRTt5S
CENTER Handicapped preferred
Apply personnel once. I2og goth
81 NV, Q to IL noon or by apt
Monday throush Friday -2S
BOOKKEEPiNG MACHINE OPERA.
TOR Termination Randi, also gen
eral cfice work. WEST BROS
BRICK co. sos 18th st. NV
CASHIERS t2,. In mems wear store
Apply at once. Good pay. n30s ]
a II CONTRACT CLERK ia.
maliar with retail credit procedure
No typinR 5.day wk. Good salary
paid vacation and many company
Dement'S. Apply Mrs Dodd, HECH'
NIGER CO, 18th and II SITS. 2 Q
CHECKRM. HELP, part time, .xper
preferred. Apply Miss creessn
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Career Opportunity
Standard Coffee Co.

Has opening for four solicitors. I'll
10 40. for direct sales work in
WASHINGTON area. Experience not
essential as We have training pro!
gram Preference Given those haV.
Ing had experience In books. maya
zines. coffee. brushes. cookware,
etc. TRANSPORTATION furnished. s.
DAY week; No evening calls Must
information, see A. r. ADAMS, 1879
Vermont ave. NV. Room 323, 4
to 8 pm. 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
HELP-MEN
salesman

Sales position open for specials
lie new DITTO offset duplieator
territory, D. c. and environs. Al
correspondence treated as conf.
Dental Please write DITTO, INC
1913 18th ST. NV, Washington
ID. c. -29
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siTUATioNS-DoMEsTIc

CHILD CARE, light cleaning. part
time 3 days per week; ironing
c;tv sct. De, al-sa.a2S. as
HOGSEKEEPER, companion, for lady
or gentleman living alone. excel,
cook references UN 4-9596.- -
ATTENTION, HOUSEWIVES, for
experienced help by day or week,
call AID. 2-S10u: ewes, tn. 2-Oa 3.
GIRL, colored. wants full or part
time work exper, Tu. 2-90al.
work, or B hrs day. HO.
2-5522.
COLORED GIRL desires general
housework or baby care; 5 days;
ref. AID. 4-S11g
COLORED WOMAN wishes g,h.w.,
Mon. through Fri; live out. experr
local ref Ia. 9-l295. 2S'
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CLERK
YOUNG lady, some clerical experience
for rental once, Good salary pleas
ant working conditions. HARTNETI
HAIL. 1928 2lst a.. NV. Iaau
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CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
rapid. TO work In home
once OF aviation communication
company; 5-day, 40-hour week;
good starting salary: fringe bene-
ntS plus airline PRIVILEGES. Call
ME. $4,000. Ext. 226. 80
GRADER 10 classify and
sort various types OF clothing for
cleaning and repair. Kndwledge Of
fabrics and styles necessary. Past
experience OF dry cleaning and
sorting helpful. Alert. intelligent,
move shout readily Handicapped
preferred. Apply GOODWILL IN.
DUSTRIES, 1929 10th at. nv, o
to IL noon Monday through FRIDAY
cOuNTERGIRL. exper., white; sal.
AIRY plus free meals: age 20 to IS
Apply FOOD BARN WELL HOUSE,
1888 East-WeSt hwy 8. g.. Nd.
ootSTEE GIRI, experienced. day
work, no Sundays: excellent earn
lnRS. No phone calls. ll0i Bla-
dtnsburg 70. ne --2S
WOMAN. white. sse rs
10 35. 10 work In lunch stand; must
know this type OF work well. must
have reference; also willing to do
aH-rouu6 work. Hours. 4:3u to
ii 80 pm. kP. 1906 90
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without sales experience desiring TO
enter the sales profession, We train
you thotouehly and establish you
In a pr'ven sales program with
product which has no competition.
All leads selling: no canvaSsing re-
quireo Call for interview Mr.
BEATTY OIL, 6-4s75.
YOUNG MAN, with car. to work for
growing consumer finance co. in
Rockville liberal starting salary
plus mileage for. use Of auto: ex-
cellent opportunities for advance
ment, with all company benefits
Apply IN person. RITCHIE FINANCE
CORP, ?l5 Z. Montgomery ave,
YOUNG MAN. intelligent, person
able with general knowledge OF on
set and letter press printing, having
sales ambition TO become associated
supply house, In reply, give brief
resume Of self, including age,. pre-
vious employment, draft status.
reasonable salary 70 start. BOX 30
g. Star. 20
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HELP-WoMEN
STENOGRAPHERS

Aviation communications company
lookinG for good stenogs. 5-day.
40-hour week: good starting sal
ary: group insurance. sick leave.
airline pTiyileeeS. Call NE. s.
1900. Ext. 226 -27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27

2457-6I 18th ST. M
Opposite Ambassador THaterl
Open EYES Mon. Thurs. Ind Fri.
BAIHTUBS, new and used basins,
toilets at lowest prices. ROCKS,
LAG Lee hwy. ia. S-s7G,
BED, double, with springs Ind mat
,ysss' So, Cali ~. s-sf; ~as
cellent condition: $40. ~ 2-l650.
perfect condition; $50. Acne OIL.
BED, Hlywd,. s2b; mahosasv 0edrm.
sofa bed. $50: chair, SiS ST Z:
S546 or AID, 4-l21o. 80
BEDS--Bunk, natural Ah. fun
length, 20 in. wide, iTierspring
mattresses; superior oualiE: made
BY Spartan; new; Sll0 e160 Liv-
ingston I'd. sc. so
BED, DOUBLE ROLL-Away, sood
condition, S25. Clearbrook 6-2565.
BEDRM. SET. dble. headkoard, 4
ladder-back din. rm. chrsl, mahoq
serv.. nah. breakfront, va & -4SRs,
BEDROOM SET; walnut die bed,
spring mattress, chest. drdEer with
BEDROOM i sS,S s Jn15;;,a m,ahOgss, T:ps,.
Phone so. 5.af4i 90
BENDIX IRONER in exceltnt con-
dition, $50. 10. 5-29s7. 20
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TYPIST

TYPIST: a. least so. w.p.m.. for
directory listing work; exper. in
preparing copy for printing. SHAW
Elk, 3-3176. 81
TYPIST
Permanent position, for woman typ
list. Experience helpful but not
essential. 40-hr.. 5-day week Ex-
eelient company benefits TO the one
SEARS. RoEBUcK AND co.
$500 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Va.
WAITRESS, white, thoroughly expe.
rienced. fast niehtwoTk SHAETY
RESTAURANT I'LL Good Hope Hope
MATTRESSES. white, experienced,
under rs; day and night shifts.
GILMORE RESTAURANT. sos
LeeSburg pike, Fails Church. Apply
IN person.
WAITRESS. experienced; must be
willing TO work nights and sun,
AppIs in person. FocASS SIE aI
HOUSE, 23l5 Calvert Ct. nv nv, opi;
|PART.TIME COMPETENT sECY.-
Services exchanged for apt. in fns
private home. For details call RA
Want II Pa EXTRA MONEY: Becom.
place Of smpioymsntl Earn So :
DILLON for appointments DI; e
avon PRODUCTS. INC. ar. in de-
mand Good territories are avail
able now, flexible hrs. for women
who need extra money. Cal! Dl.
cAPIToL HILL sEcRETARIEs.
S3.600-s4. 600 up public relations
steno. Ss5; others, S85-SIO1 wk.
All ages 1880. Visit frst. BoYD'S
lest. AZ yrsJ, cor. 18th and @.
GIRL FRIDAY SECRETARY, nice
appearance; for lawyer, Wyatt
Bids, good typist, familiar dicta-
p phone o. similar EQUIP EQUIP some some
90 10 40; s-day week, salary open.
s 81 WEEKLY We for xe.rins lovely
dresses supplied 10 you by US. Just
show Fashion FrockS to Friends.
No investment, canYassing or ex-
perienee necessary. FASHION
LENDERS. INC. needs . attractive
young ladies to train for key po-
sitions With a large, progressive
financial institution. The work is
both interesting and beneficial. The
persons selected will receive the
best training available in the credit
and small loan profession. No phone
calls. apply IN person. See Mr.
SMITH. 2g"S N. Moore st. Ross-
iyn, Va.
WOMAN. white, living IN Sc or
ne to help with sick 6ia-hr day.
S25 wk. Box ASH star 30
ATTENTION. GIRLS
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SECRETARY

sECY., sTENos., BKKPRs.. typists,
PIX oprs,, .ofc. mach oprS. ATLAS
AGCYn 1920 n Y ave: NV. .27
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER--
Large law Arm; under 3b; skill
ing conditions. Call Ma. S-s2S6.
80
SITTER AND ALTERATION HAND,
permanent position for one expert
enced working with fne clothes;
excellent opportunity with good sal
airy and benefits. SELMA'S GOWNS.
1907 Conn ave. %
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TYPIsT. general once work: 5-day
w Will Isr A. BROWN iss e s1sn
ave n W. 20
TYPIST: al least so w.p.m.. for
directory listing work; exper. in
preparing copy for printing. SHAW
tx A-3ST6 -27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
BUSINESS SERVICES

LET Me HELP you FILE your in
come tax returns; reasonable ac-
countant; personal service Call Mr..
ALLEN. JU, S-l654 or no, 2-SSs1.
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CLERK-TYPIST

Excellent typist. preferably with ad-
dressograph experience. for perma-
nent position in our acctg. dept /;
glib yrs. OF age; 6-day. 40-hY.
week: salary commensurate with
experience Apply Personnel, Room
so; open weekdays. 5000, and
Sat. *-l2. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
ll0l Pa. Ave. NV.
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ATTENTION, GIRLS
Under -. to assist manage. for
well-knowa arm, free to travel.
Texas. Calf. and return, chaper-
oned sroup, average earnings SIS
weekly; new cars furnished; no FIX
per. necessary. See Mr.. BRADY.
Cairo Hotel. II am to ; pm.
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Statesmen
statesmen

81 600 annual salary LiperaI COM.
MISSION program Weekly 30.
MUSES.. income will rAnNt from
S7,5cn to Sl2.000 annually Nc
experience neeessary. Non seasonal
permanent AM dignified Rapid
promotion to manaReI " YOU
qualify Car necessary. Box 455-o
Stai -2S
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MAN WITH CAR
MEN

Biz earnings, no experienced neces-
sary. Apply 3701 Georgia ave.
NV" 10 am. TO b pm. daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27

Wanted. full-time man, good exper.,
wonderful oppor. and no prejudice.
Also part-time man. Confidential
SEIGELS. I129 4th ST. s.v 20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-17
so Concert
Drive Closes
Successfully

Concerts for Montgomery
County are assured for the 1856
81 concert season. With sub
scription of more than 600, the
drive for memberships in the
Community Concert Association
of Montgomery County closed
May 5. A minimum membership
of 300 guarantees a concert SER
les.
The board of directors, headed
by Mrs. Mary F. de Vermond,
have met and tentatively selected
the artists for the first season.
The names of the artists and dates
of the concerts will be released as
soon as the bookings are secured
definitely.
The successful concert member
ship drive was directed by Mrs.
Joseph S. Wilson, chairman, and
Mrs. Frank Williams. co-chair-
man, both of Rockville. More than
60 workers secured members
from every corner of Montgom-
cry County. The first concert will
be held before Christmas at Rich.
ard Montgomery High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-17
GAITHERSBURG PROBLEM

Once again see the repugnant sight of community
fgurativey drowning in its sewage The community
Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg's sewage is treated and disposed of in
Muddy Branch Two years ago THE State Health Department
ruled that the Muddy Branch treatment plan operating
at capacity and barred further extension of Washington
burban Sanitary Commission lines in Gaithersburg
Town officials claim the ban has sagnated' and frozen
growth in the number of developers have abandoned
subdivision plans for want of sewer facilities.
Now the WSSC has asked the State health unit to waive
its ban that sewage from the Atomic Energy Commissions
new Germantown office building be treated at the Muddy
Branch plant The ACC will produce about 900 gallons of
daily one-sxth of the plants present load The
Health Department will give the WSSC request most
careful consideration" We hope Gaithersburgs views will
also be given most careful consideration"
The town, which is formally opposed to the dump
ing plan, feel cheated Development in Gahersburg has
ackened and almost stopped in the past years. osensby
because the treatment plant working capacity Now
along WSSC and says the plant handle additional
$4,000 gallons of sewage daily.
There alternatives to dumping Acc sewage in Muddy
Branch The waste could be treated at Germantown and
disposed of in Seneca Creek the office SITE Conserva
of the areas few remaining unpoluted streams. WSSC
frowns dumping sewage in Seneca too because the
mission may someday need the stream water
The soution speed up construction of the Rock Creek
valley trunk line The line scheduled reach Gath
ersburg in 1852 two years after Acc opens will dump into
the Potomac at Blue Plains and will have an almost Unsuitable
capacy Get that line to Gahersburg by the time the Ger
manown Office finished WSSC and you'll be able to accept
Gathersburgs sewage, Aces sewage, and sewage from
practically anybody in the without pouting streams
Overlooking plants or making anyone mad at you.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-17
Local Pupils Win
National Prizes

Montgomery County Science
Fair winners Betty Bowling and
Joel Lubar have just returned
from the National Science Fair
held in Oklahoma City, Okla.
Both were place winners in the
division of physical sciences:
Joel taking a second place with
his telescope and paper on the
investigation of the universe,
and Betty a fourth place with
her project. spectrophotometer
for study of solutions.
Joel, a senior at Montgomery
Blair, has taught astronomy and
optics at Forest Lake Science
Camp for two summers and spent
the last summer working for
the Cumberland Optical Co.
Betty is a junior at Montgomery
Blair High School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-17
Sandy Spring Persons
TO Staff Garden Booth
By Bette di Nunno
SIP. 4.5O8I


Editors Note: Mrs. di Nun
no Is the SentinePs new COR
respondent for the Sandy Spring
area.)
The flower booth at the MAY
Festival, st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Olney, will be headed this
year by Mrs. Wilbur Baughman,
with Mrs. Herbert Adams as CO
chairman, and rain or shine on
May 26, gardeners will find there
a wonderful display for their Sc
lection.
For those whose new homes
need everything, there will be for
sythia, lilacs, iris, lilies, chrysan
themums, all good old stand-bys
For the established gardens there
will be various shrubs from nur
serymen and many young ANIMALS
donated by generous parishioners
and friends of st. Johns. There
will be cut flowers in masses anC
such spring delicacies as rhubarh
and asparagus, while they last
So try to look in on May &c, from
10 am. until 8 pm.
Betty Murray, 18-year-old senior
at Sherwood, has been awarded {
coveted four year scholarship tC
George Washington University
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-17

Betty, who has been at Sherwood
since the seventh grade, will ma
jor in foreign and diplomatic af-
fairs and hopes eventually to be-
come a member of the diplomatic
service.
A Community Concert series
has very successfully been formed
in this area and unless you al.
ready own a ticket, for this year
at least, you are out of luck.
Mrs. c. T, Brown, Mrs. Melvin
Crawford and Mrs. William Mar.
tin have been largely responsible
for the success of the program
locally and announce that for this
year the artists will be Igor CORN,
baritone; Nicole Hanriot, pianist,
and the Don Cossack group.
II Is hoped that eventually bal
let win be included in this series.
One interesting advantage to own.
ing a ticket to this particular
series, which is sponsored by the
Columbia Concert Bureau, is that
your ticket is honored in many
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-17
Homes of Generals, Admirals
Dot Montgomery County Areas

is with the Silver Users Associa-
ton.
Even the arts are pursued. Gen.
Semmes is author of the book
Portrait of Patton" Gen. Wede-
meyer plans to write a book.
Montgomery County's generals
and admirals were not the arm
chair variety. They fought in
the hottest action against Pancho
Villa, in the First and Second
World Wars, and in the Korean
action.
Gen. Wedemeyer was comman-
der in chief of the China Theater
during World War II.
Prisoner Three Years
Gen. Drake was captured on
Corregidor in 1912 with Gen.
Jonothan Wainwright. He was
liberated from a Manchurian pri-
son camp by the Russians three
years later after being shuttled
through nine internment areas.
Adm. Bunker was commander
of the Naval Medical Center in
Bethesda before his retirement.
Gen. Hoover rose to assistant
judge advocate general. Gen. Dill
Ion, after serving as provost mar
shall to Cen Eisenhower, switch
ed services and became provost
marshall of the Air Force.
Following service with Gen.
Macarthur in New Gineau, Gen.
Sturdevant was assistant chief of
engineers in World War Two.
If all the purple hearts, legion
of merit, distinguished service
cross, navy cross, presidential
unit citation, and victory medal
awards presented to the areas re-
tired generals and admirals were
gathered together they'd make a
rainbow pile brighter than any
garden tended by Montgomery
County'S old soldiers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-17
BOOKMOBILE

Friday McKenney Hills. 3;l5 to 4:3o;
Po0lesvile $3.50 to 4:30; Rock Creek
Gardens, 3:l5 to $50.
Saturday Cedar Grove. to $50
a. M: Ciarksburg 9;45 TO 10:l5 a. m. (;
Comus, 1890 TO 1l:15; Damascus, 1:15
10 2:20; Hyattstown, IL 80 to 1918; lay
tonsvllle $3.50 10 4:30; Woodfield, 2:30
TO 3:15
Monday Alta Vista. 3:15 to 4:3O;
Barnesville, AIS 10 5; Beallsville, Sis to
5:45; Darnestown, 7:30 TO s:45; Dawson
Vile $50 to tbs; Dickerson, $3.50 TO 4;
Piney Branch and Flower Avenue. 3 TO
4.30
Tuesday olney, 3;15 to 4:30; George
town Village. 3:15 10 $3.50; Glenmont,
3:l5 TO 4:30
Wednesday - Chevy Chase Shopping
Center, 3 to 5; Northwest Park Apart
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-17
Mecca for MiIitary

gomery County Citizens Associa
ton.
Adm. Arnold has served as
chairman of the board of com
missioners for the town of Drum
mond. Adm. Riggs helped in the
fight that brought the PEPCC
plant from the Virginia to the
Maryland side of the Potomac
River. Adm. Abercrombie is a
member of the county realty
board.
Work in Industry
Members of Montgomery Coun
TVS elite army certainly haven't
faded away. Many are important
private industry and government
officials.
Cen Moss, blind since 1852, is
national commander of the Dis.
abled American Veterans. A for.
mer congressman, he is now
chairman of the presidents com
mittee on employing the physical
ly handicapped.
Adm. Davis is currently censor.
ing the transcript of the Senate
hearings on military prepared
ness. Five years ago he was cen.
sor at the long hearing on Gen.
McArthur's dismissal.
For two years after his 1850
retirement Gen. Hoover was a
civilian advisor on prisoner prob.
lens with the Secretary of the
Army's office.
Active in Business
Adm. Riggs is president of the
Naval Academy Alumni Associa-
ton in the Washington area. He
is a general partner in the Bur
ton Dana and Co. investment
firm.
Gems. Dillon and Semmes are
lawyers. Adms. Abercrombie
and Hoeffel are realtors. Adms.
Temple and Arnold are executives
of private firms. Adm. Ramsey