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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-04
Three County Towns
Consider Possibility
OF Health Clinic

The Mayors and Town Councils
OF three towns. Accident, Friends
Vile and Grantsville, met in the
fire hall at Accident last Wednes-
day evening, August 81 to discuss
the possible erection of a health
clinic that would serve these three
communities.
DR.. Ruth Peachy representing
the Meyersdale Community Hos
pital staff, briefly outlined plan
for a building costing $4,000 which
would be equipped and provide
sufficient space for two medical
doctors, a pharmacist and dentist.
Individual members attending
the meeting pledged their support
and voiced their enthusiasm FOR
such a project.
To expedite and facilitate such
a proposal the Rev. H. H. Droutz,
from Cove, has made application
to the Sears Roebuck Foundation,
an organization which renders such
assistance to rural communities.
Ralph Beachloy, of Friendsville,
vice-principal of Northern High
school, had made contact with this
foundation previously and is now in
the process of making an investiga-
ton in the Friendsville area
Those present included Mayor
Ernest Glass, Accident, and coun-
Gil members, John Brenneman
Benz. Calls, Sherman Frazee and
Wilmer Margroff: Mayor Ka.o.
Rush of Friendsville, and council
members Edgar Bartholomew
Ralph Beachlcy, J. L. Ross and
Edgar Sines; Mayor Lee Beachy OF
Grantsville and council members
Harry Hoover and Clinton Me
Kenzie.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-04
1896 Enroll In
Public Schools
On Opening Day
Number Is A Guin Of 100
Over Previous Year

Garrett county's seventeen ele-
mentary schools and two high
schools opened Tuesday morning
with an enrolment of 1886 stu
dents, a gain of 100 over the first
day enrolment Of year ago, it
was announced by Willard L.
Hawkins, county superintendent of
schools
Most of the increases we're noted
in the Oakland area and at the new
route 40 and Yoder schools, he
said. Slight decreases were re-
corded at Kitzmiller and Friends
Vile.
He said the total enrolment is
expected to reach 1850 by the end
of next week when all children of
school age in the county are ex-
pected to enroll
Southern High school opened its
doors to 1l46 on opening day, ac-
cording to Kenneth Johns, princi-
pal. Northern High had an enroll
ment of 1883 it was announced by
Paul Muha, principal. Last years
opening day figure at Southern
totaled 1121 Mr.. Johns said en-
rollment was expected to top 1150
by Friday.
He said grade ten showed the
largest enrolment with 226. Grade
seven was second with 223. Pro-
viding there are no dropOuts in the
senior class this will be one of the
largest classes to graduate from
the local school. One hundred
forty-five seniors are listed. The
boy-girl ratio favored the boys, SOL
to 551.
Mr. Johns said the cafeteria
served 862 lunches opening day.
At the opening assembly Mr.. Johns
indicated that though American
education had been severely criti-
ciZed since "Sputnik' he believed
that American education was basic
! ally sound. Our teachers constant
ly strive to improve programs of
| study. We are constantly evaluat-
| ing classroom practices and pro-
cedures," he said. He told the stu
/ dents, Southern High school Of
fers you the opportunity for an ex-
cellent education program. What
/ you gain from this opportunity is
entirely up to you"
At Northern High Mr.. Muha re-
leased the figures for the six
grades 18th, 143; 9Th, 1923; 9th, 120;
10th, 1919: 18th, 126; 18th, 112
At the opening assembly pro-
gram comments were made by MIR.
Muha, the Rev. William f. Carl
son, Leslie Savage, representing
the bus drivers; Mrs. Helen Har-
mon, cafeteria manager; Ralph
Beachley, principal; and Miss
Patty Mckenzie, of the Student
Continued On Page Three
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-04
Sue Hershberger
New arm Queen

Sue Hershberger 16-year-old
broWn-haired, brown-cyed Grants
Vile girl. was chosen State Farm
Queen Saturday night at the state
fair at Timonium
Il never believed it could hap
pen to me- said the surprised Sue
who gets AS and BIS in her high
school classes.
A senior at Northern High school
this fall Sue wants to be doctor.
The new farm queen will get big
start toward that goal with first
prize of a four-year scholarship at
the University of Maryland and
possible other aid.
The Western Maryland beauty,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hershbergcr, who live on 200
acre farm at Grantsville, was
crowned in ceremonies at the
grandstand at Timonium on Sun
day afternoon.
Sue is active in church work.
She is an assistant organist, plays
piano in Sunday school, sings in
the choir and belongs to the Youth
Fellowship in the United Church
of Christ She also has flower
garden hobby at home.
She has a sister, 10, and a
brother, 2. The entire family and
Mrs. Orval Glotfelty were present
for the browning. Mrs. Glotfelty is
president of the Associated Women
of the Garrett County Farm Blu
reau which sponsored the farm
queen contest in this county dur
ing the Garrett County Fair.
Sue has been state historian of
the Future Nurses of Maryland in
school. She said she first wanted
to be a nurse and this summer the
lady doctor in her town helped her
to get job at the Mcycrsdale
community hospital where she was
allowed to watch operations. That
changed her mind about becoming
a doctor. I've always had an in
terest in people and always wanted
to help people, | don't know why,
she declared.
The judges awarded second place
to Carol Ann DevauX, of Cecilton,
Cecil county; third to Jane Marie
Thompson. Parkton, Baltimore
county and fourth place tie to
Beverly NJ. Ropp MiddletoWn,
Frederick county and Marie Pix
erton, Compton, St Mary's county.
Following the GROWING event
there was a parade of All club
floats and an imaginative show
ranging from four couples square
/ dancing to a model belching smoke,
The floats all featured aspects of
All club work and ambitions;
leadership. good citizenship or
skills on the farm.
The Chamber of Commerce of
Grantsville is having a special
celebration for Miss Hershberger
at Grantsville, on Saturday eve
| ming at $50.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-04
Rabid Dog Bites
Man At Table Rock

A rabid dog from Grant county
West Virginia, invaded Garrett
county about two weeks ago, bit
one man and a number Of dogs, but
was finally shot and killed by the
man he bit.
The story of this activity came
this week from DR.. Arthur Jones
county health officer.
Walter r. SkeWcris, of the Table
Rock section, the man involved in
the story, is now receiving shots
for rabies. He was bitten on the
ankle by the dog shortly before
the dog was shot and killed by a
rifle loaned to him by his neighbor
Campbell Saunders.
DR.. Jones related that the dog
had attacked the mans beagles
also boxer. Mr.. SkeWeris's son
came out of the garage and the dog
headed for him. Saunders. nearby
brought his gun from his garage
and gave it to Mr. SkeWeris. The
latter wasn't in position to shoot
as the dog passed him and he put
out his leg to defect the dog in
his path toward the boy, and was
bitten.
They learned later that the dog
had come across the Potomac river
at Wilson and cut a path up to the
top of the mountain, having been
in fights with half a dozen other
dogs enroute. He was known to
have ripped a womans dress in
Wilson but the bite fortunately
didn't break the skin.
The dogs body was brought to
the animal laboratory in Oakland
where it was found to be positive
for rabies.
DR.. Jones said all dogs known to
have been in contact with the rabid
dog have been destroyed and he
urged that all residents in that
area destroy all stray dogs. He
said the cooperation of the inhabi-
tants of the area was necessary to
prevent a serious outbreak of ra-
bies. He further advised that any
dog that appeared sick or surly
should be penned up for one week
and if death occurred in that time
it should be brought to the animal
laboratory for examination.
The positive report on the dog
was received by Dr. Jones last
Thursday and since that time the
man has been receiving treatment
DR.. Jones said there had been
three cases of rabies in lambs in
Grant county this summer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-04
Headquarters For
Democrats To Open

Offices on the second floor of
the Garrett National Bank have
been selected as campaign head
quarters for the county Democratic
party.
The newly decorated suite will
be furnished by Kelly's Appliance
and Furniture store of Loeb Lynn.
Mrs. Joseph NJ Gender will serve
as receptionist. She plans to have
it open to the public Friday in
time to greet state and county
candidates when they visit in Oak
land at 2:3O
The public reception at the Will
liam-James hotel at $50 will be
preceded by dinner at Kitzmiller.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-04
Purchases Hardware

Clifford Holler recently pur-
chased the City Hardware from
Sylvester A. Krupinski, of Terra
Alta, and will continue to operate
the store on Second street it was
announced this week.
Mr. Holler has been managing
the store since February 7 when
Mr.. Krupinski acquired the bust
ness from Jack Wakely.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-04
Store Is Purchased

Mr., and Mrs. Robert L. Coffey
recently purchased the Glotfelty
store in McHenry from Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle T. Glotfelty, and are
now operating the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffey were former
Oakland residents. Mrs. Coffey was
the former Margaret Nally.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-09-04

DR.. Wernher Won Braun, rocket
expert, predicted U. S. space
man in five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23

REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN 12J,
familiar with Silver Spring area;
bonus arrangements; must have
car. CHESTER KELLER WOOD
MOOR AGENCY CORP, ~.
b-710O, o TIL o, 10. 1856.
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LEGAL NOTICES
TRFDFRICK a. UMUAU. A,,srr

FREDERIcK q UMHAy, hi,srnsy
HULL sSisIk united ss sEst DIS.
trict Court for the Distrlet q
ADAM key. Mental Patient
Mental Health No 303-6Q-.
order Nisl for the sale Of Real
Estate FREDERICK q. uhfIfAu,
tate Of HORACE ADAM KEY. has-
offer 70 purchase Lot 9s In
Square 3lO5. Improved By Prem
in the City Of Washinston, Dis
trict Of Columbia, for the sum oi
Eight Thousand Dollars lSS.000l
all cash. subject 10 q brokers'
commission OF So. and said com.
mittee having recommended thu
ACCEPTANCE Of said offer. II Is, b.
the Court, this 21at day Of July
1858. ORDERED, that said ODE
be accepted and the sale ratifiec
and confirmed unless cause 70 thu
contrary Be shown OF q highel
Se SS 20 ths th dsy % y AS 81 q
MoTioNs coURT, 81 which TIM
higher offers viii be considered
and objections TO said sale heard
PROVIDED, . copy Of this ordel
be published once In the Wash
ington Law Reporter and once II
The Evening Star Newspaper, q
least 10 days before said last.
mentioned date. Isl r. B
KEEcH. judge. CsesI.J A Tru,
S Sisrs. i Bs Do aeoHEH n. FAR Jar.
RICK. Deputy Clerk. iy93. 3O-au6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23

SALESMAN--Band instruments and
related accessories counter sales:
exper. preferred but will train,
working knowledge OF fieid desir-
abe. Salary and many worth while
company benefits. Mr.. TRACEY,
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SELECTION IS MADE
WITH THE HELP OF
APTITUDE TESTS
CALI
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
RE. ,7-seoo

yANifOR. mail Conn. ave. BIDS
married; no Vhildfcn. must have
eood refs. aad nlokel exper.i sAl.
i ssIy s sDS Ssssssss. can A1' s-a0s'
JANTTOR. coiorsd. aunFtsrg pluI
500 Der month. In small nv,
4 apartment huildlng. Married .cou.
pie with % children preferred y.
snslnssEits hssn e. nsssss.sss, i ss|
s. sSs5 ca IN. MzRFiS Ma Sx
JeEIToa, ssles,d. for l.rss ~,
. sh.!e ave. nv, nondllpker, ns
s saIsrsse must must be familiar vii
atoker and general maintenance
work: $3.50 no. plus excel. guar
terB, Call Mr.. cARAaACK. DI
7-lal7 between 3 and 5 today
JANIT0R. fioor man. colored. thor.
concrete ioors' 70 work from s
pm. 10 II pm. 5 DAYS = week
regular hours. Permanent lob fol
wilma worker who already hAi
another part-time lob II you ara
already working full-time Job,
do not answer Must be active,
dependable, have GOOD references
Write stating experience, height,
age, address. phone number. etc,
s sc5 i gt 3 sc 3 Boz 1896 wAaAins'
KENNELMAN, 70 assist N smal
animal hospital In Rockville. Cal
Pc. 2-6S2s.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, part time
Govt. employe for fast action
store. Box 3ls-R. star
MAIL CLKs., white. 5000 Yrs,
days; use mail machine; salaTy
open ". WOOD PERSONNEL
Suite 232, Southern Bids. sos
18th ct. nv.
MAINTENANCE MAN, white :
knowledge Of oil burners, s. Z
garden-type apt. bldgs. S22b PEI
mo-, plus 2-hedrm. apt. incl
utils. and phone. Only mature
exper. married man apply with
refs. 10 MR., WOHL or MRS
CATION, 1921 Conn ave. NV.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

THE ENFORCEMENT DIVISION,
FINANCE oFFIcE, D. C,-NoTIcE
or PUBLIC AUCTION SALE FoR
DELINQUENT TAXES. II, 8, J.
KIDD, Chief, enforcement Divl-
sion, FINANCE once, %, c., having
on July z, 1898. seized personal
property. consisting OF commercial
refrigeration and air-conditioning
equipment, ice makers, parts, and
once furniture, etc. located a.
1914 18th 81. NV, Washington.
D, c., formerly owned By COM
MERcIAL REFRIGERATION a
AIR CONDITIONING Co. INC, 70
satisfy delinquent taxes due the
Government q ne District a,,o o.
or ene1msfsnsssj At public sle.
ton. through Adam A. Weschler
a Sons, on the premises Of 1914
l4th 81. NV. Washington. d. C.,
81 10 AN, on the 31sl day OF
July, 1888, pursuant 70 the proyi-
sions Of Section ?, Title !, Dis
trict Of Columbia Revenue Act Of
1851 ed. TERMS: CASH. 8. J,
sion, Finance once. iy22,23,24
CONTINENT OF The DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON,
July 81, l9bsy-NoTIcE-The
Commissioners OF the District Of
Columbia viii hold a public hear
ms on Monday SEPT, a. lgSS.
trict Bldg, 14th and Z Sts. NV.
wash, d. c.. IN order TO give al
interested parties an opportunity
70 appear and present their views
and any recommendations they
may have with respect 20 q pro-
posed amendment TO the d. G.
Plumbing Code reeommended oy
Licenses and Inspections for the
increased inspection program. II
Is proposed to delete the present
Sec. 20S Of the plumbing code
as II does not provide the neces-
sary authority TO inspect ALL
buildings particularly TO eliminate
cross-connections or correct other
hazardous plumbing installations
which may impair the public
health or the safety Of the public
water supply; and It Is proposed
to promulgate q new Sec. EOS
70 broaden the investigatiye au-
thority Of the Dept. Of Licenses
and Inspections. Copies Of the
proposals pertaining to this
the Dept. Of Licenses and In
speetions. Rm. JOS pistriet v Ble Z !.
FAIRY 4ie Anf BoAR fs'' OF wv coSH aShs-
siONERs. d. c. jy23
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TRUSTEES SALE OF vALu-
ABLE TWO-STORY ROW BRICK
DWELLIN6, BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 1918 VAR
NUN STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Lber No; sS6SI
records OF the District Of Column
bia. and at the request Of the
party secured merely, the under
signed trustees will sell. at public
auction, IN front OF the premises
on mo, MoN IEY On TIN rEsI v I% W nSahSs,
AT THREE.FlF TEEN QCLOCk
PM. the following described lSno
and premises situate in the DIS;
as and being Lot 5 In Square
1897 in the subdivision made BY
William @. Irwin, as per plat re-
corded in the once Of the Sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia
in Liber "a, a. Folio 1879.
TERMS: Sold subject to Q prtoi
building association deed OF trust
for approximately SO, $40 SO; fur.
ther particulars Of which will be
announced at time Of sale; the
purchase price above SAID trust e
be paid In cash. A deposit o.
$500 required. ccnveyancing, re-
eording. etc, at purchasers cost
Adjustments made as Of date q
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and TeSold 81
the discretion Of the trustees.
JAMES ]. BROWN,
LINTON THEODORE WEST,
Trustees.
JOHN JAMES GERHARD. Attorney
for Noteholier, III Barr Build
ing washington D. D. G.
iyl7.l9,2l. 1926
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THOs. ]. OWEN . son.
Auctioneers,
iii Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU-
ABLE TWO-sTORY ROW PRICK
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 1879
STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1921,
records 81 q the bistrie q o. ne coI Ianc
bia, and ct the request Of the
party secured thereby the under
. signed trustees will sell. at public
auction. In front Of the premises.
TIoHTH DAY OF JULY Nkbb
1888 AT ONE-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land
and premises, situate in. the Dis.
trict Of Columbia. and designated
as and being Lot "a In Wine and
others subdivision in Square 1929
as per plat recorded in the once
Of the Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia. in Liber 10, at Folio 63
TERMS: Sold subject to q prior
tbuilding association deed Of
trust for approximately IS 1865 As;
further particulars Of which will
be announced at time Of sale; tbs
Hure has price . above said trust Z Z
$500 required. conveyancinE. re.
Adjustments made as Of date d
sale Terms TO Be complied witt
within thirty days, otherwise de.
post forfeited and the propert.
may be advertised and resold ai
the discretion OF the trustee.
MARGARET Z. FITZGERALD.
iVl7,lQ,2l .23,2R Trustee.
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To Place q Star Ad
Coll
Sterling $4,000


HynL NOT y rs.eon..hls ior an,
$3.50. TElEE l. 1Psfdo6. Z 70 \
6pl s.a S.9ISs,s s's "a - A's IS. 1
Twill NOT ~ REsroNsEnLE fos
sihsr q thsn myself. VAN o. NOE.
S ss2's.I sss g.. 81 ne AP'. .
NOTICE u nEREBY GIVEN thai
ssiS HiIinss Sss BLVD as i.lrias 's coua =
~. Va. Intends 70 apply 70 ths
vlrninla Alcoholic Begeraae Con.
troll Board ~ ~ ofAess n N,
vlreinla AB.c. bids, 206 n. an
81 August 1858. tor 4 license ~
eel vine and beer on premises Al
the above location.
1igned thia aard day Of July. 1865
{. 9. Oaryin, Zoned Controller,
oAHEWAY 1TonH1. INC.
Twill NOT ~ REaP0NsiBlK fol
any debts Incurred eZ Qnyone
other than myself, ALBERT a,
TAMKKR, ti7t2 kinatree -, ~
yer Spring. Nd. 10
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RERsonAL

LkAnE TO Dance ssis.ly; ins g,
phers; pvt, lsssons, Z ssmipyt,
... slns S SsHsi 10 csli 60 1880
EOnMs III prepared and typcdi
Pt "a, E H.1a AZ. 81 tsss 81 al.
ON FUkNTTURE MADk NV
PRRMA Drain WA 7-sefo'
WEDDING ENCOURAGEMENT sne
hr yIistifSR'h ADAMS Ias PRcihSsrno' CO c6.
fERM. wAvI, So es sham, vays'
sbifsEuffY Y' AcSzTnSEMY. Aiisce K nv ~
i:wAY Bus TIcKEI. y Phoenix,
Ao Si' $50 cry ki s.64s $40 si.:r s pm ~
ANTIQUES APPRAIskD-Have youl
antiques and valuables appraised
for tar, casualty claims tnheri-
lance. Insurance and detailed n.
yentoIies BY expert apprasfrs TIL
JOIN QUIZ DANCE CLUB-LeAr1
TO dance IN warm congenial
atmosphere Pay Is you go nc
weekly Ssocial. CAL no. 2-2277
CPA viii provide q days work per
month and furnish once facilities
70 9 practitioner; excellent down
town aiT-conditioned location
BOZ i01.T. star.
CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY DAY
SCHOOL, conducting . camp In
Maine. Conducts . group W
Aus, 2. Reasonable rates. Of
VACANCY. in lovely pvt. home
Elderly or retired lady; newly
fufn. and dec; lovely porch: PVT.
tray service and care II dss. RA,
o-164o.
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Auctieueers,
iii Il ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO STORY eEMIDETAcHED
sTH DGSGo DWELLING. s EIM9
R407 ILLINOIS AVENUE NORTH
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trus.
duly recorded, In Liber No, 1O30S,
t rSIlS $50 ct. ieS; o. ne I land
party Secured sS.re ssSuf Il. 81 und sn:
signed trustees will sell. at public
auction, IN front Of the premises
iaafoHMTHHE pEY or J JULY, ADJ HGLE fsSs
Ct THREE /. THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the folloWing described lanc
and premises situate In the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED
IS and being Lot 90 In Arms sub.
division Of lots in Block 10, nov
Square 2oob. "Brightwood Park.
IS per plat recorded In the ono.
Of the Surveyor for the District
q Columbia. In Liber 81. a
TERMS TENN - Sold svsieet to a priOl
S7,303: further particulars d
which will be announced at time
said trust 20 be paid IN cash
deposit Of $500 required Con
veyancing. recording. etc, at pur.
chaser's cost. Adjustments madI
as Of date OF sale. Terms to b
complied with within thirty days
otherwise deposit forfeited anC
the. property may be advertised
and resoid vt the discretion Of thu
RoBERT W. KIDwELL.
WALLACE W KIDWELL,
iyi7.1e,21.23.26 Trustees.
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HELP MEN

CARrENTKns. al06 nrooklnwn
sEiizk co 81 5iISi Hon 0ha''
casr ri reg.h and nj, Tin,
se a. AK enr, , ea,r ss,lasn91 sso !,
Waynevood. 3 nj south ki,s. %
w. o SisR4R R.'h 81 y SO
cARrkNTEna tor Nd. and Fall,
-bsr IA ior or stSads ' waappk GaiI
alter B pm, kK o-D601.
c AMI, ~ sI sIlR' 1893 Pss b
Srrs si n. nd' A'a' s''' 'i''A'
CASHIER for front desk q hrsI
class hotel, Must have hotel 81.
perience and know MGR 1000. 40.
hr. week; alternating shifts, perm.
anent position. Company eenenll
after . month"; AZ q g >: % !!
TON CARLTON HOTEL. 10th and
cLERk, ewes, SO p.m.. Sat. a-ip
Lows EieuoSs, iisi ia,k nv ~
CLERK
FOR receiving rm,, must b enper.
BECKERS
1914 ? %, NV.
COOK; short order; AZ around 81.
psrlsnce plgnt IvqFk ApRly "a
fi3b Wheeler I'd. AZ
COOK; End: ssIcEsdi one ca
room and board. Phone nfpkAp
hQIkL Ocean CITY, Nd At
EXP. reliable: good vases. calmorl
s sis.S cSassh 90 ss i kisssYS.f PIKE
CRANE AND SHOVEL 0PERAT0n
wanted, full time. must be exper
Call We b-5723 betw. 10 pm.
DESIGNER or Craftsman for we'll
established structural enGineerinu
once. Apply Boz 404-T, star.
DRIyRR-sALEsMAN, for dry clean.
ing route; must be eapable Of
building own route: truck furn
3OSs comm. Apply IN person emily,
1880 Penna. ave. sc.
DRIvER--Light delivery. ed VIZ
experienced. with kncviedEe q
WILMINGTON areas necessary Good
references. Box 25S-R, star
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR, white
must have instructors license and
Call LU. 4-3201.
DRYWALL NAN. Is tapers, finish.
ers, board hangers needed imms'
ELECTRICIAN on APPRENTICE
must have exper, and refs. Cal
after 8 pm, VII 2-b0ob.
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whsn aAspsrlns sdpsrilasmsnis
addresaea 10 star boE9a 10 MOI
eAcloae oFl@fMai references MAO.
to1F0pha o. other materials a.
pafaonal palue. Copies anFpe fha
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MAINTENANCE
MAN

RELIABLE. CAPABLE, for new
eiose-in Maryland development
must be experienced In plumbing
gas furnaces and electrical main.
tenanee' apt. and ell utilities plui
salary. references REQUIRED,
HE. 9-11b4
MATHEAfATIcIANs. desree, inter,
ested In operations research: soml
experience In math. analysis de.
sirable but not essential. No fee
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 654 Wash. Bldg
18th a N. ". Ave. NV. ST. 3-944s
MECHANICAL EN- GINEER OF
DRAFTSMAN. Coordinating drafts.
man for plumbing, heating anc
air-conditioning contractor. Boz
320-R. Star.
METAL sORTER, exper, In junl
yard work. Apply WASHINGTON
RAo a BAG, INC. 1920 L st. Sc
NIGHT D0oRMAN, able retire. &C.
ceptable. Apply mgr, ROTHs
SILVER SPRING THEATRE. S242
oeorgia ave.
NIGHT wATcHdAN, white. fol
apt. bldg; hours. 10 pm. to Z
am; salary, $3.50 per mo-; prefer
retired man. CO. 5.4635.