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The frontiersman., 1958-01-30
CHAMBER TO HEAR TALK ON COLLEGE

Dr. Les Klebesadel, director of the Palmer Community College, will be guest speaker at the Feb ruary 5 meeting of the Matan- uska Valley Chamber of Com merce. His talk will be suppli- mented by James Hurley, mem Der of the special committee which did foundation work for the start of the local college.
The frontiersman., 1958-01-30

"A tentative program for the coming Farm Forum was this week announced by Lew Hanks, Extension agent.
 The Forum will open at 1:30 pm. February 28, with Eugene Reid, president of the Matanuska Valley Chamber of Commerce as chairman. Mayor Kenneth Lynn will offer welcome to the wis., itors, Speakers that afternoon will include Dutch" Derr, AL aska Visitors Association direc- tor speaking of ''Tourism and the
The frontiersman., 1958-01-30

William Sweetman, animal hus- bandryman with the Experiment Station, is on a four-day visit to the Fairbanks area this week where he will inspect the College farm and review the program for next year.
The frontiersman., 1958-01-30
EARLY-DAY FLYER TO APPEAR HERE

Lou Leavett, famed early day pilot, will be guest speak CT and will show films tonight at the Matanuska Valley Air mems Association meeting at 8 pm. in the Coop club room. Interested persons are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
SALESLADY
MILLINERY

Exper. preferred Perm position
Excel. working Cond Salary open
RO MAR MILLINERY. 932 Els
worth dr.. Silver Spring, Md,
Evening star., 1958-05-12
COUNTERWoMEN
Bakery Sales Clerks
HOT SHOPPES
nth AND H ST. NV,
Dav Houfa

Good salary. meals and uniforms
fuFniAhed Apply directly 10 the
Ahoppe Mafs or Empl. once, 1871
q A. nv Room 900,
Evening star., 1958-05-12
WAITRESSES

,05lg ssl wssgso4o z yl iio S1S I1isEy,SE
Evening star., 1958-05-12
HElp WOMEN

WAITRESS, white, must be expert,
eueed, steady work Apply CANA-
Liar NEATAuRANT, afa0 iith
81 nv
wAIIREssEs. nisht club work,
ssgn too sAsea' ApplI Gloss
hlAdehsbuIg, Nd
wAITREss. white, Tor steady JOB
Good pay, EKcel, tlpa, Apply aNtt-
mo HUDDHA RESTAuRANf
s09H via. Ave, OIL ..aasA
WAITRESS, white, must be neat
appeafing, experienced. 10 sun,
work Apply 10 person, 4 70 u,
kAPoLEoNs RESTAURANT eofa
Conn, ave nv
wAirREssrs, Tor nev Miehty Ne
dhen New Hampthife ave, Takomn
Park, Nd, part time day or iull
time nishia, Apply directly 70 the
sh0ppe ManaHer
Evening star., 1958-05-12
HELP WOMEN
icoNflnUIpi

BOOkkEEpER-OFFICE MANA0En
-nHDeTlenee necessaTy. sS'OO0
annually Excellent opportunity
noN slf.Y, star,
nO0kkEKFER-cLERk. sa,IsA per
annum, a.day, AU-hF, week, Apply
snd n, Continsnial nldg, lOle
ifth ~ NV, Do not phone,
BOOkKEEFIn SECRETARY, for
CfA onlef must know 0ookkeep'
lha, typlnt, some shorthand Als
MAN. GOLDMAN a RinAKOW
suite 500, Wisconsin Bids, wash.
ington lei, D G,
noOKKEEPING MACHINE ORR.
ATOn-NCn-inauFanee agency IN
LADY, accounts receivable. Alfs
cond once, pleasant surroundlnss,
established Arm, Hours. q 20 s,
Asday week. SALARY open. Call
Mr. nErrs, OIL, 0-fsOh
BkkPR. -sECY.. SOFA, ethse area
sjgi wilson bIvd All. jA'
$4,000, l0l = Broad a., Pals
Church, ~ 9.fsfa.
CAFETERIA EMPLoYE = Youns
ANAsH. HAANAn 50 - W NNt Aut W.
sirnble work IN one OF WAahina-
tons better downtown cafeteria
ReEular hours No SATURDAY OF
sunday work Salary tl5,au 10
Sf9an per week plus meals for ~.
day week No experience neces.
sary but applicant must BE- steady
willing worker and Ike 10 serve
the public For further Informs
ton see Mr., McOARRAoHY, at
atl lfth ~. NV
cAsuIERs-store exper. necessary.
Pun time OF part time, Apply 10
Mf Kaye IN person, no phone
calls MORTONs DEPT. STORE,
sjsA Penna, ave, S,e.
CASHIERS CO.. sat, sun. and holi.
days. Apply personnel once, y
am..j 10 pm, Mon. through
fri, PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
l.th and Varnum ne.
CASHIER-CLERfCAL, hish school
graduate, under l3, accurate,
alert. an aptitude for hgures
credit and bookkeeping machine
experience helpful. excel. worklng
conditions; good salary. steady
position. Reply own handwritina,
swing age. education, Working ex-
perience boz s0s-Y Star
Evening star., 1958-05-12
INDEXER


To index magazine contents: libra
~ training or experience desired
Accurate typist, age TO 81 yrs: ssls-
week. excellent employee benefits
air-cond bldg. In reply give educa-
ton, experience and age Box
21@-X Star
KEY-PUNCH OPERATOR, alpha
betical and numerical Remington
Rand experience preferred So. ~
per annum: 5-day, 40-hr. week
Apply End n. Continental Bldg.
lOl. l4th ST. NV. Do not phone.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, medi-
cal register, 5-day wk,, salary
above average. Phone RE. 7-S577,
10 to 5.
MEAT WRAPPER, part time, for
self-service. supermarket: must be
experienced; good pay and work
ing conditions. Apply in person
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET
2g2O Nichols ave. sc. No phone
calls please.
NURSE, part time. in allergist's
once, Silver Spring. Call Mon
Fri, JU. S-SSS7.
NURSES ~. white, R.N. and un-
dergrad.; perm. or ,part-time pos,
3-ll pm, shift salary open; refs.
REQ. Apply 1901 Calvert st. NV.
NURSES - Practical and aides
White; excel. opport,; expanding
institution; live in. 10. 5-OS72.
NURSERY TEACHER, well qualified
for private school next year. p. o
Box 1926, Wash 10. d. c.
OFFICE CLERK, beginner; DAYS,
$50 to 3: $40 wk Apply in own
handwriting. Write Box 4O7-x,
Star.
PBX OPER., telephone co. exper !:
10 pm: min $50 POTOMAC
EMPL, 1884 Wilson blvd, Arl..
IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
BOX i55-X. STAR

SWITCHBOARD OPR., gen. once
work: perm position, good salary
KAY cONST. CO, ll05 Lamberton
dr., Silver Spring, Nd WI.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

An outstanding atsn0-
nTaphie opportunity N a
hpeeialiIed advertising once,
Good ttariing pay Tor an
experienced steno, who can
take shorthand a. a moder-
ate speed and be able 70
produce flean, neat eoFft-
Ep0ndenre ana COPY Appli.
cant must BE- 4 hlgh school
graduate, .. 10 aS yrt and
LAHe an interest IN attend
ine 70 dlvertlfed and de-
tailed tasks
IN addition 10 broad
stenegTanhic duties, work
would relate 20 Advefliaing
production, seheduline, and
the thousand and one de-
tails that make this sue.
Cessiul once a reeoanifed
leader IN rs hcld
Write, slvlng full back
gruund and particulars ne
sure TO include paw desired
and approximAte date OF
availability
BOX 150-X. STAR
Evening star., 1958-05-12
HELP WOMEN

e0uNTKR0iRL, white, no sNpeF
nee,i q pm Ell 2 am DIXIE
Pto nARnEcu'E, Marlboro Pike
and hennlng I'd, Sc. 10 A.fi'la,
Evening star., 1958-05-12
HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTING CLERK, type ssl
C-O-IrU-M-B -B-I-A

EMPL SERV, l34I q NV
PARTIAL LISTINGS ONLY
BKKPG. MACH, OPR. Burroughs.
exper, FEE PAID OPEN
DENTAL ASST, exper. NV. SbO
DRAFTswOMAN. mech. to 500
GEN. orc, type. good al figs. $50
GIRL FRIDAY. type. able assume
respon., Bethesda to so
KEYPUNCH TRAINEE. h.s,g., VII,
pood At ics, some typ. So
ORDER CLERK, type $40
RFCTpT. -TYPIST. a5-35 Siu
to SS5
TpLCTRS know drafting $50
TYPfsTS. VIII, many to $50
NHANW nTHEnE
Evening star., 1958-05-12
BOX l50-X, STAR
sTENoG. CLERK

Interesting position for capable
person Accustomed 10 meetlne lhs
public Must be accurate and enjoy
working with figures Shorthand
essential, Opportunity for advance
ment with large Distributing com
pAny with many employe dement's
Call Hu 3.dssn iol interview,
Evening star., 1958-05-12
CLERKS

We have several openings for
hlsh school graduates under age
rs who are accurate and alert.
Some positions involve filing and
others are OF general clerical
nature, An aptitude for figures
is helpful In some instances Excel
lent working conditions; i-day. 40
hour week Annual and sick leave
In confidential resume awe aRe.
education and working experience
Box oSO-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
CLERK

White, age lS-45. general once
work. knowledge Of adding ma
"hine helpful. no typins, salary
commensurate with ability. Com
psny benefits include paid vaca-
tion sick leave. insurance and
disqualification. Apply Mrs. Lewis
MANHhTTAN COMPANY
1878 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
DU. 1-llll
CLERK. .TYPIST, S:45 to B: work in
Bethesda. $50 week 10 start. Gail
MR. THOMPSON. OIL. 6-1SO0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. posi-
tion in insurance claims once:
experience necessary: 5-day, 35-
hr wk Call NE S-l54j.
CLERK-TYPIST. white. part-time.
"a hours per week. Apply Mr..
Walsh, MONARCH LIFE INsUR-
ANCE CO, Ill 14th st. NV, ST.
3-67ll.
CLERK TYPISTS, white. many.
some must be local and SINGLE: all
his. grads, f0-45 wpm ) days,
good futures; -. 600-S3, 900. v.
WOOD PERSONNEL. Suite e32.
southern Bldg sos 18th st. NV.
~ "a "a. 80 =
CLERK-TYPIST. Fails Church-An-
nandale area, to $3.50. POTOMAC
EMPL.. i04 r. Broad St. Fails
Church. JE e-1272.
CLERK-TYPIST. EXPERIENCED.
permanent position, 5-day, 40-hr
wk.: free disqualification insur-
anee. sick leave vacation. air
cOnditioned once: good starting
salary DISTRICT WHOLESALE
DRUG CORP. - D st NV. DU
1-llOl.
CLK. TYP. Young. h.s. grad. BEGIN (:
; days: $1,000. POTOMAC EMPL..
9s33f Wilson blvd, Arl., IA.
$4,000.
CLERK -TYPIST
PART TIME. BROOKLAND. 3T26
10th st NE.
elk -TYPIsTs, sTENos, BKPRs
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY., 1890 N. Y. Ave NV
Evening star., 1958-05-12
W. L. Harris
CARGILL a. WILSON, INC.
20l Z. Franklin Street
Richmond. Virginia

CAhGlLb ~ WlloONi nv
20l Z. Franklin Street
Richmond, Virginia
Please. no phone or personal calls.
ADMIN. SECY. $430
Must orsanize own work, must
have real ability to meet new peo-
pie. to work with clients in absence
OF ST. executive. days, excellent
company benefits. under 35.
1-GIRL OFFICE $3.50
Administrative and secretarial du-
ties. Defense Dept. BACKGROUND pre-
feri red VIII work with executives
with Govt. and industry. Down
town location
JR. SECRETARY 1925
National corporation, ; day wk.,
SECY., NO SHHD. $500
l girl ONCE, Georgetown area, to
men some coliese. ! days, excel
lent opportunity to advance.
Embassy RECEIPT. $3.50
2"-3j yrs, some college, 95o, typ
ing. above average appearance.
CLERK K-TYPIST to $500
Downtown location. will train on
all phases OF once work. days
CLERK K-TYPIST $3.50
Some receptionist work. Conn.
cellent leave benefits.
Fields Agcy., EX. 3-2508
7"3 Sheraton Bids, I'll 18th NV.
ALTERATION sEAMSTRESS, ex-
I per. ladies' speciality shop. good
/ salary. steady position Mr.. Peltz
BRESLAU. 614 12th st. NV.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. typine
ability essential; some experience
! helpful. but will train. 5-day week
good opportunity. KOPY KAT
7l3 II ST. ne.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced. top sal
/ airy and commission Apply LADY
CARL BEAUTY SALON, iii6 N.
Hudson. Clarendon. Va under
new MANAGEMENT IA 5-T66l I'll
& um IA S-g2Sl ewes. and Sun
BEAUTICIAN. hair stylist male.
| for our Chevy Chase salon, also
manicurist and shampoo girl. Ap-
ply GABRIEL'S, 1919 Conn. ave
BEAUTICIAN. male or female no
ewes, ) days, highest earnings in
citr. BARRETT PARKER, HAIR
STYLISTS, s640 Ga ave, s. s
BEAUTICIANS, colored or will
rent booths. 18th and U, NO.
7-9646 or co. 5-7555.
BEAUTICIAN for our Bethesda sa-
| lon; excellent opportunity for good
operator. Apply EMILE, 1906 OLD
Georgetown rd,. Bethesda, or 1921
Conn, ave,
BEAUTICIAN, busy shop, silver
Spring area chance to take over
following. If you act quickly. JU.
5-2.32: ewes, JU. 5-3S95,
BEAUTICIAN-Exp hair colorist,
for exclusive beauty salon; good
salary. days. 2 to g. Call ewes
bet. $50 to 7:30. NO. 1894.
BEAUTICIAN, for Wash IS busy,
most beautiful, beauty salon. Col.
lege Park and NV wonderful
RA. 6-6903 or OIL. 4-1204.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced, for air
conditioned shop in Bethesda; va
cation and insurance. OIL. 2-5lSl
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Ss5.slO0 per
week; guarantee. plus commission
5-day wk. no manicurins steady
work LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
+ DRESSERS. l7lO Eve ST NV
BEAUTY OPERATORs-W Women or
men, for new beauty shop al 18th
and @ SITS. NV Apply TO TED s
BEAUTY SALON, 4S01 Mass. ave
EN- 3-154".
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
guaranteed salary plus comm, LA
a-13S4
BEAUTY OPERATOR with follow
ing in the Silver Spring area
6Oos GALAXY. Please call JU. 5-445f
BOOKKEEPER, fun chg. Alex
Evening star., 1958-05-12
BABEE- -TENDA
Need A Change?

Young man. white. 1888, 10
manage high school students, Must
have car. be neat, ambitious and
willing 10 earn q minimum OF SlaJ
weekly. In the sales manasement
nv, for personal interview this
week bet. II and pm. No exper
necessary
Evening star., 1958-05-12
PERMANENT POSITIONS
Attention sALEswoMEN
BEAUVOIR SCHOOL

Needs Al secretary. No shorthand
Appearance and personality counts
Some bookkeeping essential Call
Otherwise OIL. 6-5O13.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
RELP-WoMEH
STENOGRAPHER

SHOE sALEs LADY-Fuil OF pAFl
time Apply ssoi oa' Ave, silyes
Evening star., 1958-05-12
HELpMEN

MAN, fun time, 10 install auto
mufiers' Mnat have cutting torch
slallAuon. Apply IN person 2 70 n
MIDAS MuffLER SHOP. sila
Wilson blvd Arl~ We, DO not
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Government Employees
Insurance Co.
Stenographer
(Credit Office

Young lady. eO-3S. who likes
and has worked In a commercial
credit once A medium-siz in
duStrisl concern desires TO add to
the credit section OF It's account
ing department. Normal Steno-
graphic activity with some credit
research and reports Those sub
mitting resumes must indicate prior
experience or interest In credit
field, current earnines. and other
customary information.
BOX 155-X. STAR
Evening star., 1958-05-12

DICTAPuoNE OPERATOR, insur,
ancr company IN silver apfing,
excel wofkinr cond., hsday WI !,
company benefits, Call JU, H-dHa
DIcTAPHONE TRANscRIRER. med,
ical terms helpful. ateno, not nee
essary hpply personnel once .
Ain,sA ~ pm Mon thfough
FTl, PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
lath and Narnum ne,
DIcTAPH.-TYP.. eO-aS. coll, bekgd
Avail june .. 5 days; Saaa, 20.
TOMAC EMpL.. e,ilf Wilson blvd
Afl, IA b-.Onn
DRUG CLERK, part time, some ex,
per 4 nights, Sundays POTOMAC
DRUG STORE, 1864 Wis, ave,
DRUG STORE CLERKS
Experienced only. Pull or part
time, No Sundays, Good salary
Apply IN person, WHALEN DRuOS
lfth and u sta. NV
FOOD CHECKER. some experience
downtown restaurant, ) DAYS
So 80 per wk 70 start includes
meals. Call Mr.. Week. DI. Z,
$40, after . pm.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, cxper. white
day work, apply In person, BEA.
CON DRUGS, 4th and n I ne.
Evening star., 1958-05-12

MAN AND WIFI. no children.
white must b. wlllins worker, be.
tween IS and ~ yrs; pleasant
wor' n and around doc kennel,
Three rooms and all utilities furn ,
50 per mo. cash, I day per week
on See Or. waple. ELPAw KEN
NELs, .al35 Duke ST, Alex. Va
Evening star., 1958-05-12
IcoNIINulpl
STORE TRAINEE

Ambitious young man, alert, aood
edueation, WILLING and, eaaet "a
Sc M. KEHoE, Mash hlds. iala
keu York ave nv,
Evening star., 1958-05-12
SITUATI0NS-wOMEN
SiTuATIoNS-D0MEsTIC

WOULD LIKE to place my excellent
maid. am leaving my JOB and must
release her. She is honest. de-
pendable. wonderful with children
and most responsible. Prefer area
Of Pimmit Hills Pals Church.
Va Call MRS BAKER. 9-5. week
days; EX. 3-TOfO. Sun, JE
4-1372.
DAYS OR NIGHTS work: baby
sitting; cleaning: ironing. and
plain cooking ME. S-gl3s.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as maid,
part time or days work. Ii.
3-fS00.
COLORED WOMEN on hand. wait
ing for work by day. hr.. wk .
references investigated. RUPHERS
EMPL AGENCY, Ho. 2-9427
CoLORED GIRL, experienced, wants
g h. ". or day work. References
HU 3-4i43.
COLORED LADY wants house work
3 days. 2 DAYS cleaning. Tues. and
Thurs. AD. 2-0490.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
SECRETARIES
TECHNICAL
ASSISTANTS


Technical BACKGROUND required
knowledge Of physics or chemistry
helpful Secretaries must have good
stanographic and typing skills
TypiSts must be able 10 type 5000
w.p.m. Intelligcnt, versatile, young
ladies who have initiative and can
take responsibility Interesting and
varied work In mod. well-eauipped
Offices Excellent fringe benefits
For interview please call EX. j.
500, Ext 900.
Evening star., 1958-05-12
CATALOGUER

NA L AhNNG LIN
Age aJ-4O. eollege Eraduats with
degree In library science. accurate
typist; beginning salary $4,000
$4,000. depending on experience,
etc annual and sick leave, retire
ment plan. i-day 40-hr week. State
age, education and experience In
your reply, Box AJAX, Star.
CLERKS. white. to extract fle earus
and paste records on them; must
have been raised In Washing ton
area and continuously employed
for last > yrs, to date: Ice ONCE
near 5th and n sts NV; hours.
$500; , day Saturday, salary.
S@2o month Phone Nh S-llts
CLERK-General once work. typ
Ing, filing answering phone. age
under 40. eXper persons only;
small consenial once: 5-day wk.,
vacation with pay Apply In per-
son bet. ALL TRuNNELL Ell &C.
TRIO 5S4@ Wis. ave, Bethesda
CLERK, experienced in automotiys
once work New car leadership
Pleasant working coditions and
company benefits. ia $4,000
NASH ARLINGTON CORP, aOl5
N Moore St, Arl., MRS LEE
Evening star., 1958-05-12
YOUNG MEN

Unusual opportunity for several
young men 70 train a. title ekhmi-
nef1 and escrow elonera, IN lafge
local corporation No experience
necessary A-day week excellent
wofkinu condition.; liberal cmploye
benenls Call MA. s.Oi55 10
arrange for interview
OPENING ron TRAINED M.
CnANlCS tJl, ntw-caf dealer
ideal worklnn conditions. Nolka-
wAgen experience desired but not
necessary, Paid vacationt. sick
leave and eroup hospitalizatio
Apply 10 Mr Cooper, Ju n-al.u,
SILVER SPRING AUTO CITY,
INC, 1900 East-Wett highway,
Silver 9pring. Nd
Evening star., 1958-05-12
CORRESPONDENCE
DICTATORS

We have several openings for
competent women from - to 40
yrs. OF age who have talent for
letter writing and a good command
Of the Enslish language Positions
entail composing and dictatins bust
ness letters for well-known or
ganizatlon. COLLEGE training which
includes Journalism or an English
MAJOR would be helpful Excellent
workinC conds. 5-day. 40-hr. wk
Annual ana sick leave
In confidential resume. Give age,
education and previous exper Box
2Sl-Y, Star
Evening star., 1958-05-12
MEN PART TIME

Pleasant telephone work Al
home, IN ewes, for representative OF
national publisher, leads tufn /
commissions average 80 % ~
an hour, Call Nh, AcouEARf,
"a. a.iSts, after $50,
VOTING MAN, counselor Ter salt
t0sH. wa1hinston rs, % G
YOUNG MAN--ass s3.as, married,
20 service ettabllshed liie insuf.
Anes debit. ~ Leonardtown and
LeNlnEton Park area Good start
lna talafy, plus liberal eommlss
Slons, lie time future Phone CO.
l0nial a.iinlt fof Apt or appli
on Thur for an Interview HOME
hsryIaHs huTYIAas .Esl. tssyhAsShi yasssSdii,. CO. 81
Evening star., 1958-05-12

MANY OTHER SCREENED
POSITIONS
Annette D. Tatelman
.35 Woodward Bldg. RE 7-44l4
733 18th st. NV. at II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Moncure Remark
On Mosby Raped

A recent comment by Vir-
GINA Delegate Frank P. Mon
cure that Confederate Col. John
S. Mosby was a "turncoat" be-
cause he voted Republican after
the war has drawn a rebuttal
from a Mclean (Va.) attorney
Mr.. Moncure's remarks were
made while speaking in oppo-
sition to a bill, since shelved in
committee, which would have
renamed a Northern Virginia
road the Ranger Mosby high
way.
In a letter to the delegate,
Attorney Beverly M. Coleman,
whose Offices are in Washing
ton, defended Col. Mosby's vote
for Grant for President in 1872
The attorney pointed out that
there we're enough Virginians
who felt as Mosby did to carry
! the State for Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Two Homes Hit
BY Cot Burglar

A "cat" burglar broke into
two Silver Spring homes last
night and stole money from
the pants pockets Of the sleep
ing occupants. Montgomery
County police reported.
Police said a total Of $50
was reported missing at the
home Of Herman E, Popka Of
1924 Evergreen street. The
money was stolen from a bill
fold in a pair Of pants which
were in the homeowner's bed
room and from a woman's
pocketbook.
The thief presumably entered
the Popka residence through q
basement window. The home--
owner told police he awoke
sometime between 2 and 4 am.
today and saw someone in his
room but thought it was his
son.
In, the other reported bur-
glary. an undeter min e d
amount of cash was stolen from
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Gordon
of 100 Granville road. Mr.. Cor
don told police he found his
pants, which he had left in an
upstairs bedroom, on the
kitchen floor when he got up
this morning.
The two burglarized resiA
dences are about a block apart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13
Rockville Woman
Dies in Attempt
To Escape Fire

A Rockville (Md.) woman
died last night from a fire in
her home at 1925 Grandin ave-
nue..
Mrs. Lorraine Mario, IS, was
found dead on a bedroom floor,
apparently the victim of smoke
inhalation. Rockville firemen
reported.
The fire was confined to the
living room, when it started
in a chair. The house is in the
Silver Rock subdivision. An
estimated $500 damage was
caused, 1t. James r. Barrack
said.
1t. Barrack, the first fireman
to enter the house, said it was
full of smoke. He said it must
have been smoldering for some
time before it was discovered.
Mrs. Mario, who lived alone,
apparently tried to get outside,
1t. Barrack said.
Police today were trying to
locate relatives Of the dead
woman. They said her hus-
band, from whom she was sep
arated, lived and works in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-13

way from the county line to
the Washington circumferen-
tial, and IA miles of a south
east "leg" Of new Route 24C
from Connecticut avenue to the
East West highway NV,
That 4 miles Of the East West
highway, also in Montgomery
County from Wisconsin avenue
to Colesville road NV, are
slated for improvement.
Other New Projects
That among new projects in
Prince Georges County are Z
miles of Route 704 from the
John Hanson highway to Anne
Arundel County; 3.8 miles of
Route 40 from Edmonston
road to Ardwick road; IA miles
Of Route 373 from Beall to
Route 381.
Also ~ miles OF Route Z1O
from Charles County to Route
224 (old) and 5 miles of Route
.201 from the Washington Cir
cumferential to a point just
south of Contee road.
That Route 40 through West
ern Maryland may be drastic
ally revised. with whole new
sections being built through the
mountains, dualizing all Of the
48 miles from Hancock to. Frost
burg.
That Route $40 from Fred
erick to the Potomac River
would be turned into a dual,
controlled-access highway.
That Route 5 would become
dualized from Leonardtown to
Waldorf.
That all of Route so between
Ocean City and Talbot County
would be dualized,
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Brucker to Speak
AT Lincoln Dinner

Secretary Of the Army
Brucker will speak at q Lincoln
Day dinner tomorrow spon-
sored by the Arlington Re-
publican Executive Committee
The $25-a-plate dinner will
be held at Z pm. at the Arvs
Restaurant. Arlington boule-
ward and North Pershing drive
Among those invited are Re-
publican members Of Congress
who live in Arlington. State
Senator Ted Dalton Of Radforo
and other State Republican Of
ficials.
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|Thurston Heads
Swim Pool Group

The Chevy Chase tMd.)
Recreation Association, Inc.
which hopes to build . COM
munity swimming pool at 740i
Brookeville road. elected its
officers last night.
John H. Thurston was named
president. Gordon M. Stewart
vice president. Mrs. Robert H.
Mcbride secretary. George c.
Gilman treasurer and William
H. Clarke general counsel.
Directors Of the association.
in addition to the five officers,
include Judge James w. Ketch-
am of the District Of Columbia
Juvenile Court. Winthrop M.
Southworth Of the State De-
partment and member of Chevy
Chase Citizens Committee for
Section 4, Richard L. Metzler.
president of the Rollingwood
Citizens Association; william
Blumenauer, vice president
and controller Of Columbia
Federal Savings & Loan Co.:
Merle s. Lowden of the Agricul-
ture Departments Forest Serv-
ice, Joseph r. Hook of the
Maritime Commission and Mrs.
Robert C. Daniel. who also was
named chairman of the groups
Membership Committee.
The association has filed an
application with the Montgom-
cry Board of zoning Appeals
for q special exception to per-
NIT it to build the swimming
pool on a 4.5-aere tract be-
tween Thornapple and Wood
hine streets. No hearing date
has been set yet on the APP
plication.