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house contains eight rooms. four
downstairs and four in the half
story upstairs.
Stratford Hall, birthplace of
Richard Henry Lee and Francis
Lightfoot Lee, two signers of
the Declaration, located AZ miles
east Of Fredericksburg, stands
today as it was built in the Pc
Rod 1725-1730. The mansion
house is surrounded by broad
meadows, 18th century box gar
dens and great forests.
Buses will leave the Grey
hound Bus Terminal, Eleventh
street and New York avenue
NV, at 8 am, daylight saving
time. Round trip fare is 81 in
Guiding lunch and admission
fees.
For reservations contact
Charles c. Montgomery, 49O8
Forty-fifth street NV, after 6
pm; telephone GEM. 3-9060) be-
fore next Wednesday. mo can
cellations after Wednesday, The
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Dogwood, AzoIeo Blooms
Grace Capital Parks

columbine, acknowledgements,
wild geranium.
Suitland parkway-White dog
wood.
Anacostia Park - Dogwoods,
pink, red and white.
Fort Dupont Park minnesota
and Massachusetts, avenues SEQ
slender Deutzia, spirea,
viburnums. white dogwood, wild
azaleas, horse chestnut. May
apple.
Dumbarton Oaks Park (R
street between Thirtieth and
Thirty-first streets N.WO-May
apple. buttercups. forget-me-
nots. scilla. wild azaleas, Solo
mons seal.
Meridian Hill Park - Rhode
dendron. slender Deutzia, WASH
ington hawthorne. bridal wreath.
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Towering dogwood and aza-
leas, both white and colored. wild
and cultivated. are prominent
among blossoms in National
Capital Parks areas now, accord
ing to summary from the Office
Of Supt. Edward j. Kelly.
A partial list of plants and
sites follow:
Custis-Lee Mansion gardens
Tulips, azaleas, dogwood.
Rock Greek Park - Virginia
hluebells on Beach drive south Of
the Maryland line; Towering
dogwood.
Number ( fountain near Tidal
Basin Inlet Bridge-Pansies.
Fort Washington (Maryland)
-Spirea, lilacs. white dogwood,
bush honeysuckle. May apple.
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Kearney. r. B. Branstead. H
B. Hartung. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Zieg. DR.. H. B. Wood. jr.; Mrs,
Wood. Mrs. w. E. Doyle. s. E.
johnson. Miss Jane Robinson.
Mrs. Angela Baunach. George T.
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Grow Your Own Poles

Grow your own bean poles
sunfiower stocks dried from the
previous year. Where sumac is a
weedy shrub. folks are glad to
get rid Of it. It makes good
tomato stakes.
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Arbitrary Action
Over $o,750,000
Contract Is Seen

BALTIMORE. May 7 R.-
Judge Edwin Harlan of Balti-
more City Circuit Court says the
State may have been "unreason-
able and arbitrary" in some
phases Of its award Of a $9,750.-
900 contract on the State Once
Building.
Oral arguments were presented
by attorneys yesterday in a suit
contesting the contract award
filed by Baltimore Contractors
Inc. and Terminal Construction
Co.
The contract was awarded TO
Blake Construction Co. of WASH
ington for $9.754,885 and work
already Is under way. The two
contesting firms were only about
$1,000 higher than the success
full bidder.
Judge Harland said that the
Unreasonable and arbitrary
action may have occurred when
the State refused to allow any
of the bidders but Blake to dis
cuss economies in private talks
with James J. O'Donnell, State
director Of public improvements.
The court said Mr.. ODonnell
proposed that new bids be
sought, deleting certain items in
the plans. but the Board Of
Public Works refused to 60 along
with the suggestion.
The board, the Blake firm
and Mr.. ODonnell were given
20 days in which to answer the
suit. There has been no testi-
mony as yet.
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Montgomery Indignation
To Keep Planned Pace

The shifts will release about
IL colored teachers now in seq
regated schools for possible as
signment in integrated ones.
Four new elementary schools
will enroll colored students for
the first time. The schools
and probable coolored enroll
ment are: Weller Road. two:
West Rockville. IA, Wingate, i've
and Sherwood. which. Mr.. Dunn
said. will get "a few" colored
pupils.
School May Be Eliminated
The program also spelled the
doom of the county's last big
Isubstandard school structure,
the Lincoln Junior High School
in Rockville. With the transfer
of colored high school students
to integrated schools, enrolment
at Lincoln and at Carver High
School in Rockville is expected
to shrink by September. 1858. to
the point that the two schools
can be combined. using the Car
yer facilities.
In effect. the program almost
completes indignation in the
down-county area with the major
integration yet to be accom-
pliShed up-county.
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Council would consider the re-
quest.
In accepting a guilty plea from
five persins, Judge Marbury or
dered a background investiga-
ton on them before passing
sentence.
Entering the guilty pleas were
young Newton. on one count of
possession of lottery slips; Mrs.
Sadie Pauline Williams, who was
charged with setting up and
maintaining a gambling estab-
lishment; william E. Wedge. 80,
Lothian, Md. who was arrested
in Upper Marlboro on March IL,
and charged with bookmaking
and possession of lottery slips;
Francis Garrett Simms, SO, up
per Marlboro. arrested in Silesia,
Md, on February S. and charged
with the possession of lottery
slips.
Another charge Of operating a
lottery against Simms was
dropped by the States attorney
Pleading guilty to two counts
of setting up and maintaining a
gambling establishment and the
possession of lottery slips was
Mrs. Alice Daily. She was ar
rested April %. by Prince Georges
undercover men and charged
with permitting the illegal SUM-
day sale of whisky in her restau-
rant. Sis's Tavern. in North
Brentwood
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Two Die as Car
|Skids' 300 Feet

A man and a woman were dead
today from injuries suffered
when their car went out Of con-
troll on Telegraph road Just
south Of Alexandria. hit a stump,
overturned and skidded 800 feet
before coming to a halt on the
roadside embankment, Fairfax
County police reported.
The driver, Harold w. Walton,
IS. of 800 North St. Asaph street,
Alexandria. died today in Alex
andria Hospital, eight hours
after the accident.
The other victim was pro-
nounced dead when the Penn
Daw Rescue Squad took her to
the hospital late last night. She
was identified as Louise Lamb,
81. of Hoadley. Va.
Four other passengers received
minor injuries requiring treat
ment but no convalescence at
Alexandria Hospital.
Police identified the injured as
Burnette Lee Shif1ett, Is. Of
Route 5 Alexandria: Vernon
Walton. 10 Of Route 6. Alexan-
dria; William j. Hargis of Route
6. Alexandria. and David WAL
ton. Is, Of Route 6. Alexandria.
Harold Walton was a custodian
at Wakefield High School in
Arlington. He leaves a wife and
4-year-old son. Harold. jr.
The accident occurred near
the intersection of Telegraph
road and Old King highway.
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War Come Death
Holds Youth. 1q

PRINCE FREDERICK. Md.
May Z Especially "A Calvert
County grand Jury yesterday in
dicted a Washington youth for
manslaughter in the fatal shoot
ing Of his friend during a game
|of war" in a wooded area north
of here on March 81.
Indicted was Francis x. Cam
PAMELA, 10. Of the $500 block Of
Fourth street NV.
He was freed under $4,000
bond. Trial date has not yet
been set.
Young Campanella is accused
of shooting Paul B. Herbert, 20,
OF the 5000 block Of Western
avenue NV. in a gravel pit
about IA miles north of Prince
Frederick.
They we're playing war" at
the time with .22-caliber rifles.
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'broaddus Feud
Aired in Court

The bitterness Of a Falls
Church man toward his father
in the fatal shooting of another
son was aired in Alexandria
Police Court today.
The man. Leslie E. Broaddus,
81. Of the 100 block. Of John
Marshall drive, Falls Church,
was warned by Judge James N.
Colasanto that he could not
take the law into his own hands.
Mr.. Broaddus was hailed into
court on a charge of threaten
ing his aunt but the story goes
deeper than that.
Mr.. Broaddus' father, Jeffer.
son Davis BroadduS. 81, is await
ing trial for fatally shooting
another son. Donald Lee Broad
dus. II. a month ago. The
father is free in $4,000 bond. s.,
The fathers sister, Mrs. Alice
Chewing Of the $500 block OF
Fillmore street, swore out a
warrant for Leslie's arrest last
night. charging him with threats.
abusive language and disorderly
conduct. She said Leslie tele-
phoned her and accused her of
helping get his father out Of
jail. She said he threatened
her. too.
In court today. Leslie. a car
penter. denied the threats
charge. He told Judge James
N. Colasanto he only asked where
his father was.
He also told the Judge that
lit seems to me that a man who
shot his own son shouldn't be
allowed to walk the streets"
Judge Colasanto noted that
the man was upset" and dis
missed the disorderly conduct
charge for lack OF sufiicient evil
dence He continued the threat
and abusive language charges
for 80 days and cautioned the
man that he would have to wait
until the courts tried his father
and could not take the law into
your own hands"
Broaddus was released on a
500 personal bond.
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80, Of Lanham, who was con-
victed by a jury of possessing
numbers slips and operating a
LOTTERY.
Brown, who had q previous
conviction on a similar charge
in 1851, was sentenced to the
Maryland House of Correction
for one year by Judge j. Dudley
|Digges.
so Days Given Another
Judge Digges also handed
down a 60-day county Jail sem
tence to Elmore Poole, SO, of the
5000 block of Lakeland road,
Lakeland. Arrested March is,
Poole was found guilty by a Jury
Of possessing numbers slips and
operating a lottery.
Convicted OF the same charge,
Franklin Thomas Field. 81, of
Upper Marlboro. was sentenced
to three months in the House
of Correction. Judge Charles
C. Marbury also imposed a $500
fine.
Blair Smith, States attorney,
dismissed cases against Dolores
Williams, %, and her sister,
Ruth Anita, 10, both of 4533
Forty-first avenue. North Brent
wood. Md, for lack of evidence.
The case against Henry Douglas
Newton. ST.. 70. 4535 Forty-f first
avenue was dismissed on the
same grounds.
Newton and his son, Henry
Douglas Newton. jr., 40, the Will
liams sisters and their mother,
Mrs. Sadie Pauline Williams, 80.
along with Mrs. Marie Alice
Daily. So, 4540 Forty-first ave-
nue.. North Brentwood. were ar
rested in raids by Prince Georges
County police on March %.
The elder Newton, a town po-
liceman in North Brentwood at
the time of the arrest, was
suspended Immediately by Mayor
William D. Bellows. The Mayor
said yesterday that If Newton
wanted his job back, the Town
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Gunshot Wound
FutuI to Women

A Bladensburg woman who
Prince Georges County police
said shot herself in the abdomen
last Friday. died early today in
Prince Georges General Hospital.
Police identified her as Mrs.
Mae Elizabeth LANCE. 40. of 1894
Quincy place. They said she had
been i'll for some time.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Walter j., and q son.
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Court Permits RoiIwuy
To Drop Two Runs

BALTIMORE. May THE
Western Maryland Railway will
be allowed to cut out two runs
between Baltimore and Hagers-
town as a result Of a Circuit
Court ruling.
Judge Edwin Harlan held yes
terday that the Public Service
Commission must rescind an or
der of last January requiring
the railway to furnish the serv-
ice. Western Maryland contended
at the hearings earlier that 1t
was losing money on the opera
lions.
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Montgomery County's gradual
indignation program. the pace
maker for Maryland's % coun-
ties. will continue at its sched-
uled pace in the 1878 school
year with at least 227 colored
pupils transferring from segre-
gated schools to join 686 colored
pupils migrated in the last
two years.
Total enrolment Of Negro
pupils in the county is 3.017.
The county board Of education
voted last night to continue its
policy of migrating colored pu-
pills when space and programs
are available in the schools
nearest their homes.
One small amendment was
made in the basic program. A
transportation restriction was
imposed which will in effect dis
courage colored students from
requesting admittance to segre-
gated schools when integrated
schools are closer to their homes.
This. said Fred L. Dunn, jr.,
chairman of the systems Pro-
fessional Committee on Deseg-
regation. will affect very few
pupils and will reduce a num-
Der Of lengthy bus trips neces-
STATED to transport pupils from
down-county areas to up-county
segregated schools.
Petitioners Present
The school board meeting at
tracted about so spectators.
none Of whom had sought per-
mission to speak in advance of
the Thursday deadline set by
the board. Among the specta-
tors were a dozen members or
supporters of the Maryland
Petition Committee. which has
opposed migration in the
county.
Only one of seven board men,
bers opposed the program. Har-
rison c. King declared the
board is going too fast and too
far" in its Indignation program.
Mr.. Dunn said that space will
be available in schools next year
to permit the transfer Of as many
as 430 colored pupils into inte-
grated schools. He added that
he expected only 227 would seek
transfer. which must be done
through parents by June 3.
Kindergarten Affected
The program will have these
effects:
Kindergarten will be available
to greater number of colored
students. particularly in up
county schools. Mr.. Dunn said
he could not estimate the num-
bers which would be enrolled in
kindergarten classes.
Two schools will be COM
pletely migrated for the first
time. They are: Potomac. ex-
pected to enroll ii additional
colored students. and Glen
Haven. 6. Space will be avail
able to integrate completely at
Hillandale School II 81 colored
pupils all seek enrolment there.
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3 Gamblers Sentenced
In Prince Georges Court

Three convicted gamblers drew jail sentences Prince
Georges County Circuit Court yesterday
In eight other gambling before the Upper Marlboro
court five guilty pleas sentencing
States attorney dismissed three of evidence
Stiest jail sentence Brown
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with two trophies taken Saturdays safety two others
build her From left David Williams IL Janice Smith, H. p
entry the last that will be held the 70yard Adon
School will
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GREYHOUND GARAGE
l345 New York Ave-. NE.
AUTO MECHANIC

We have openings for men Z,
work on powerglide transmission.
and eeneral truck repairs. Paid va.
cations. holidays. See Mr.. Link
ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES
l 4th and Florida ave. NV
AUTOMOTlVE PARTS MAN. ex.
perienced In GIN line preferred;
good salary and commission ar
rangement; other company bene-
fits. See Lynn johnson, at
LOVING CHEVROLET. INC. 1898
East5West hwy. Silver sprins
JU. 9-6O00.
AUTO SALESMAN, used-car dept,
Buick dealer: age 25-35: exper.
preferred; drawing account fol
right man; good proposition
Pnone MR.. WEIGH, Ii. 6-6464.
AUTO PARTS SALESMAN, must b.
experienced. This is an established
route, formerly held BY our present
sales manager. and will exceed
$1,000 yearly. Parts countermar
position also open. All company
Dement'S, bonus, group hospitaliza-
ton, etc. NATIONAL AUTO SERV-
ICE CO.. INC. 733 18th st. sc.
AuT0MOTIvE FACTORY CLAIMS
cierk, must be experienced and
able TO prepare and type factory
claims. group life insurance and
hospitalization: paid vacations.
Call MR.. CATLIN at LU. $4,000,
for appointment.
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CITY
ENGINEER
The City of
Rockville, Md.

Is accepting applications
for the position of city en-
gineer. Vacancy beginning
August /.
Applicants must have
B. S. degree in civil engi-
neering, from accredited
engineering school, with at
least 2 years of applicable
and responsible experience.
Applicants must have abil-
lily to organize and co-ordi-
nate city engineering staff,
to supervise a capital con-
struction and prepare long
range capital program for
the city of 10000.
Tact, good judgment and
initiative essential. Salary
range, $500 to $1,000. Civil
service status, many fringe
benefits.
Write Personnel Officer,
City of Rockville, 100 s.
Washington st., Rockville,
Nd, giving age, education,
experience and other peril
nent details. Interviews
will be arranged on basis
OF written application.
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RELP-MEM

AUTO MECHANIC with tools
plenty Of work: top salary. al
.0mpauy BENEFITS See Mr.. Tolsoi
at GRAMER- TOLSON SERVICE
CENTER. $500 Livingston I'd. sc
LO. 7-1324.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced Il
GIN line and automatic transmits.
sion: guarantee, vacation. holi-
days insurance benefits. Apply
Mr.. Anderson. FAIRFAX MOTOR
SALES, Fairfax. Va. Crescent
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced
man to earn big money in the
newest and finest equipped shop
in washington, all on one floor
twin-post lifts, large stock room:
benefits include paid vacation,
group hospital and insurance. Ap-
ply Mr.. Shilling. LOGAN FORD,
1850 goth st. NV.
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Elizabeth PinkSton
Personnel Counseling


1025 Conn. Ave. NV. end Floor
room 10 D1. 7-415C
MATHEMATICIAN. to age 55. begs.
and exper.. fee paid $4,000
LIBRARIAN. tech. to age so. L. S
deg. fee paid S5,5O(
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK. age e
ELEcTRoNIc STOCK CLERK, az,
to so. exper. 5000
FURNITURE FINIsHER, age to 80,
professional exper. to $50 wk
SECURITY GUARDS (2), age Il
DO. excel. refs. white S65 wk
BUTCHER. part-time, 3-day Wk-,
Wed. Fri. and Sat-. hours 10 Ia
pm, good pay. pleasant sur.
roundinRs. good working condi-
tons. BERKSHIRE FOODS. 42O1
Mass. ave, in the Berkshire Apts
BUTCHER-Full or part time, tC
manage meat dept. State Quail.
fications and salary. Box 9th
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Clothing Salesman
Raleigh Haberdasher
Chevy Chase Store

Young, man. experienced in sell.
ing mems apparel. We are partic.
ulariy interested in someone who
wears and understands "natural
shoulder" clothing and furnishings
This individual should show
promise Of eventually assuming
operational responsibility Of ouI
new coIiege and career shop.
right person. Apply
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HELP-MEM
BOOKKEEPER
OFFICE MANAGER


Complete charge. other help EN-
ployed. Must have experience. IL
automobile type bookkeeping. anC
able to supervise preparation Of
contracts and titles. Must handl,
payroll and all tax returns, mus
b. BONDED
Hours depend on ability to gel
yb done. II YOU have some sale,
ability. chance for. extra income or
overtime. Must have personality
to meet and deal diplomatically
occasionally with customers anc
uublic. Located approximately 81
miles from downtown Washington
IN vicinity Of Laurel. Md. Must have
own transportation or be willing "a
locate this vicinity. Salary open
with opportunity for advance
ment, II ability proven. This is no
ny-bv-night outfit, and after con-
tact. will give reasons. You can
decide for yourself.
Reason for opening, owners are
tired of working 8 days a week: %
hours dav. II YOU cannot work
under pressure at time. don't bother
70 answer-this is an opportunity
II you qualify. stating present en-
ployment and salary, marital
status, references for the past ten
years, expected salary, phone num-
Der for immediate contact and past
experience. age no factor II you
Write to Box 202-K, Star
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AUTO MECHANICS

Experienced. chance to learn Die.
sci, opportunities for advancement
to supervisory positions; pension
and insurance plan, holiday pay
paid vacation and sick leave. Apply
$3.50 pm. 0r by appointment
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PROPOSALS

INVITATION FOR BIDS. - CO.
LUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WON
EN- will receive sealed bids for the
additions and alterations to the
on the 9Th day OF August, 1857
at the once Of Irwin 8. Porter
a. Sons, Architects, 613 18th
street NV, Washington, d. C.:
at which time bids, will be opened
at 2425 L Street NV, Washing:
ton, d. c. Two complete sets Of
plans and specifications may. be
obtained by principal contractors
at the architects ONCE on July
8, 1857, upon payment OF deposit,
for each set, Of S75 in form Of
certified check payable to Irwin
s. Porter a. Sons, such deposits
to be refunded II documents are
returned in good condition within
ten days Of bid opening. Addi-
lions may be obtained by prin-
cipal contractors only upon pay
ment of S75 for each set which
will not be refunded except In
amount Of SIS for each speciflca-
tfon returned In good condition
within ten days Of bid opening
Work to be completed within the
time stated in bid proposal. Sum
Of $3.50 will be deducted from the
contract price as liuuidated dam
ages for each calendar day the
time for completion. The owner
reserves the right TO award the
contract to the lowest responsible
bids. jy6.7.S
SEALED BIDS will be received I'M
til NOON. Tuesday, July 30. 1857,
ct the once Of the STATE ROADS
COMMISSION, at los e.. Lexing-
ton Street, Baltimore, Maryland,
Offering to purchase the improve
ments located on the following
properties: 1. John N. Gatti. g219
Old Bladensburg Road. Silver
dwelling dwelling only. q: Carl
burg Road, Silver Spring. Mary
land. 2-story frame dwelling. The
properties are located on the pro-
posed highway improvement be-
tween Four Corners and Prince
Georges County line. All Of these
improvements must be removed
down to the ground line By MID
NIGHT. Thursday, September 10,
1877. "Details. biding forms. and
Obtained a the State Roads Com.
mission once in Laurel. Maryland
The properties must Be bid indi-
vidually. Each property to be bid
on must be on q separate bidding
form and accompanied BY two
certified or cashiers checks, the
frst in the amount Of the bid
and the second In the amount Of
q the guarantee as, specified on
phone. Parkway b-0690.
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BRANCH OFFICE
ASSISTANT
Approx. $4,000

National corp. desires the serv.
ices OF q young man experienced in
general ONCE procedure, Must hav,
initiative and ability to learn Al
aspects Of branch ONCE operation
Typing required. High school Of
business school education, Primar,
9utles will involve credit work
Opportunity for advancement fol
ambitious man Bonuses, paid vaca.
lions company benefits. Write 30,
379-K star, giving age, education
past experience.
BUS BOYS. age 1898, night hours
permanent Jobs only. Apply HO1
SHOPPES EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1341 @ st. NV.
BUS. ADMIN. PROF, min. Masters
I ". col. teaching, sgle. or abb,
TO travel alone to SIS. OO(
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HElP--MEM
CONTINUED,

Eastern Air Lines offers You:
Opportunity for advance.
ment.
Job security.
Good pay.
Free and reduced fare
Broad Insurance coverase.
To Qualify for Consideration:
Age 21-35.
Education - minimum Of
high school graduate.
Civilian or military ex.
) perience In any Of the
following fields.
Sales, public contact or
teaching.
Telephone saleswork.
Clerical. bookkeeping or
general ONCE work.
Starting salary is S2s6
per month with periodic
raises to Q nlamixum Of $40
per month In nonsuper-
vlsory capacities. Further
increases based on promo
tton.. Diferential pay for
evening and night work.
Apply In person to En-
Pigment once. EASTERN
AIR LINES, INC, National
aanlrgport. HANGER No. 1. Room
to IL pm. and / pm. to 4
pm. II veteran, please
bring release from service
for verification.