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Evening star., 1958-05-09
Engineers
and
Scientists
Boeing
Is interviewing in
Washington, D. c.

Expanding research prof.
ectS at Boeing include
studies OF glide vehicles
and space flight, celestial
mechanics, principles con-
trolling space trajectories,
drag and heating effects in
high-speed space flight and
re-entry. These activities
offer rewarding long-range
career opportunities in the
fields OF advanced re-
search, design, production
and support engineering.
High level assignments,
requiring advanced degrees
in engineering or science,
are available in weapon
systems management,
radar systems, power sys-
TENS development, electro
magnetic wave propaga-
ton, infrared techniuueS.
electronic and other
conference.-the systems.
Other assignments in the
same areas are open to
those with a bachelor de-
gree in engineering or
science.
There are also openings
at Boeing for mechanical,
electrical, or industrial en-
gineers with experience in
plant facilities.
Representatives from
the Seattle Division, Boeing
Airplane Company, will be
in Washington, D. c., May
8 through May 10 to dis
cuSS these openings.
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SAIrSIADY
SECRETARY

For Law once good salary, pleasant
wr-k'rg CnTGr' ems Write for in
tervicW Ststing experience and
rn "-n g. t'.0Ase do .s 'elrphONe
BERG, FOX q AREN'T, 1900 18th
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white, no sundays,
steady Job, experienced no drlns.
ms on job, Apply bEck's, 1913
lhth Al NV
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experienced IN better
restaurant, 70 serve excellent tood
type clientele, excellent eArningf
N pm; no Sundays, CAfE
BURGUNDY, b0ai Conn, ave
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R0oFING, GUTTERING. al kinds.
Sallsneu customers Tor 25 yrs.
Mr.. LAWRENCE, Ii. $500.

o4S ISLhA9--oFhlNG SALE
OPEN SUN. 10 TO .
Mon, Wed, Fri, Til s PM.
New bikes. sos .95 up: used bikes,
S995 up. Trade your old bike. We
repair bikes and mowers MD,
CYCLE CO. 5003 Greenbelt I'd,
Coll. PIX, TO. 9-6522. TO a-6955.
STONE, .FLAGSTONE, CEMENT,
Ealls steps, walks, drives. patios.
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white, over 81 night
shit ailg;i 80. THE CHINESE
LANTERN RESI-. no. IL ~ nv,
Near Union station, No phone
INQUIRIES IL
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MATTRESS, white, reliable, eNptt /,
part OF full time, dsyNork M
Falls Church, ~. 2-ahbi,
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In our local office for career
minded vCun" lady Cwhitel; prrma-
GCrt n.-ltion interesting work,
6Ud h urS, pleasant surroundings
liberal benefits, and attractive SAL
aTy. ~clrral of'ce experience re-
auired Telephone Mi. Walsh. az
the MONARCH LIFE INSURANCE
co, ST. 3-61ll between $3.50
Evening star., 1958-05-09

GOOD OPPORTUNITY for youns
1 industrial nurse, .b-3O, In new
Z plant opening IN Northern Va
Write furnishing snapshot, exper
and salary expected. Box I5u-H
StpW
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-TME NM nnnnrfnniiy nfIers rnn

THE AVON opportunity offers good
income, your once or neiRhbor.
hood; part time Di. 5-022i.
DUE TO EXPANSION We are IN
need OF experienced casualty per-
S0nncl. Good starting salary and
many company dement's Apply
PEARL MONARCH INSURANCE
GROUP, fa5-A Cafritz Bldg, 1925
Eye 81 NV
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
SALESMAN

Full-time retail salesman. op-
Of a lifetime with Castro
National Furniture
Chain. Salary plus commissions
and pms Previous furn. exper.
helpful hut not necessary Call
MR.. KAUFMAN, ST 3-2l55,
Statesmen DECORATORS, TO sell
upholstery. slip covers and dra-
perles, qualified leads. draw
againSt commission. Apply ORA
PERS CO. 1882 Fenwick ST. ne.
LA. g-OS00
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HELp-WoMER

WAITREsS, experienced In better
restaurant 70 serve excellent food
and cocktails, good business, hifh
tYpe clientele, excellent eAfnlngf
'Hour6 ~ noon 20 y pm, or 3 %
BURGUNDY, bOai Conn ave.
WAITRESS, white, experienced, foI
nlght work, LkHi GRILL, 1889
WAITRESS, white, no sundays,
steady Job experienced no drink.
ms on Job Apply BEcks, 1913
18th g. NV
WAITRESS, white, over 2l: night
shift a,An-l9 40. THE CHINESE
LANTERN REST, No, IL y ~, NV.
Near Union station, No phone
inauires H.
WAITRESS, white, must be neat
appearing, experienced, no sun
work Apply IN person, Z 20 ~,
NApofEON's RESTAURANT, 2Bfp
Conn, ave NV
WAITRESS for Saturday and part.
time work Reliable ana eNpr.
rlenced Apply IN person, SHIP.
HERD PARK RESTAURANT, dsl3
Ga, ave. NV
WAITRESS, experienced white,
HiIlcrcst IleiFhts area, RE. 6.aBl6 d
between " ana $3.50
WAITRESS, white. reliable, eXptf /.
Z part or full time, dayWurk. Ans
| ply IN person cuLMORE m s.
Falls Church, JE a.ahdi
MATTRESSES, white nishtwork
and pgft time Apply KiKf 8
REgTAURAET, i9ik Wigcobsiu
ave NV.
N.RAY TECHNICIAN, experienced
Call ST 3-bAi5 for interview,
LADY, ambitious, refined. oppor.
lunity 70 learn good business
Rapid advancement $4,000 year
/ Box .0S-N, star
WOMAN, part time, candy stand in
theaiet; Bethesda area, JU
THE AVON opportunity offers good
income; your once or neiPhbor-
hood part time, Di 7-092i.
DUE TO EXPANSION we are IN
need OF experienced casualty per-
Sonnel, Good starting salary and
many company dement's Apply
| PEARL . MONARCH INSURANCE
| GROUP, Is5-A cafrits Bids, 1925
~ WNt 30
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for youns
1 industrial nurse. 2l-3O, In new
I plant opening IN Northern Va
and salary expected. Box I5u-H
Star
Girl TRIDNY-Techn,cal OpcFa-
tong. Inc IN GcoTectoWn FaS an
opening Tor girl urdcr 81 who
likcS working with Scicu lists The
job rcqurcs per on who will be-
able 10 take care Of the typinc and
othf~ clerical Jobs lucid dantal to
an once operation for 4 small sub
Es0,p within our org u.gltiOu An
excel technical typist with cXper
on an electric machine Is desired
Job avail. inmed salary conmen-
surate with ability Please call
MISS BROWN a. FE $4,000
WHITE WOMAN, live in: no house
work care for semi-invalid. Call
after q, He. 1-lOS1.
BOYD EMP. CENTER has UNUsU-
AL positions, all kinds, 100 OPEN
inRS daily. top sal Al BOYD'S
you get the best and pay less
cor, / 9TH and G NV.
BEAUVOIR SCHOOL
Needs Al secretary. No shorthand
Appearance and personality counts
Some bookkeeping essential Call
WO, 6-SlJO, during school hours
Otherwise OIL, 6-5u73
An Excellent Position
Available
In our local Office for career
minded vCun" lady Cvhitel; prrma-
GCrt rltlon. interesting work.
6Ud Il urS, pleasant surroundings
liberal benefits, and attractive SAL
aTy. ~clrral of'ce experience re-
aui!ed Telephone Mr. Walsh. at
the MONARCH LIFE INSURANCE
Co, ST. 3-67ll between $3.50
and .
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SI1UATI0ES-- AER

ESTIMATOR, for general contraC-
tor. CXNcr. take Of and rriClNg cN-
CayatItE. CHnCTr {, masonry, &c,
Call evenings. 10 N-JJS. O.
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WAITRESS, white, must be neat
appearing, experienced no sun
work Apply IN person, 4 20 l9l
NApofEoNs RESTAURANT, 26tp
HamW aye n ~
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BEAUVOIR SCHOOL

Needs Al secretary. No shorthand
Appearance and personality counts
Some bookkeeping essential Call
WO, 6-SlJO, during school hours
Otherwise OIL 6-1UT3
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HELP WON EN-

BAKERY SALESGIRLS, 3:3O pm.
TO IL am Sat. and Sun, work
required under age 35. Apply
$500 Columbia pike, Arl, Va.
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SECRETARY

For legislative department Of ma
t!Gnsl trade g. nc alton; under -,
f9St ana accurate shorthand and
typing required some college pre-
teTred or at least . years secre-
tar.al experience, new alr-condi-
toned buildinE; liberal employe
benefits. including decentralization,
nrepaid hy emnlnver co n-IIll
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WAITRESS, white, experienced, for
nlghl work, Lkiii DRILL 1888
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TRASH REMOVED

Yards hsmts cleaned. Free ests.
WALKER TRASH CO, FE. 3-2sO2.
UPHOLSTERING CLEANING AND
REPAIRING in your home; all
work guaranteed, reaS LII
70
PRES GRAVE DAVIS - Painting,
papol.. home lmpr. FHA terms
avail 10. "-1I2S, 10. 1870.
Evening star., 1958-05-09

In confidential resume Five age.
education and WORKING experience
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CLERKS

We have several openings for
hish school graduates under age
80 who are accurate and alert
Some positions involve fling and
others are OF a seneral clerical
nature. An aptitude for fglres
IS helpful IN some instances. Eg-
4O-hour week. Annual and sirk
leave.
In confidential resume Five age.
education and working experience
Box 4uu-&. star
CLERK-TYPIST for accounting sec
tion Of national trade association,
located IN Dupont circle area. ac-
curate typinF. knowledge of once
machine ability to work with
figures and earnest desire 10 learn
bookkeeping and related work:
attractive employe benefits. co.
5-74l1
CLERK -TYPIST, ase 20 to IS: must
be good typiSt with aptitude for
flgureS; $500 mo. to start. paid
vacations, opportunity for ad-
vancement with growing financial
organization located 64O0 Georgia
ave. NV Phone MISS SNOW,
TU "-a6i6, for appointment
CLERK -TYPIST-Permanent posi-
tion in insurance claims offiCe;
experience necessary: 5-day, 3D.
hr VIZ Call ME S-l5i5
CLK -TYPIsTs, sTENOs., BKPRs.
VIC SpCcialze IN These Positions
ATLAS AGCY. 1920 N Y Ave NV.
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Refrigeration
and Air Conditioning
SERVICE MAN
Domestic Only

Sears needs one experienced re-
tFlgcratlOn and atr-CunditiOning
seiEiCeman for our expanding srrv-
zee dept Sears will give YOU a
liberal car allowance and vouli
participate IN Sears OUTSTANDING
company benefits including mer-
chandiSe discount, profit sharing
and retirement plan, disqualification
and life insurance, plus many more
to the one who qualities. Apply in
person
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Furnishing Salesman
FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE MGR.
ILLUSTRATOR

EXPERIENCED IN
All typeS OF technical illustration,
ability 10 make dimetric trimeiric
lSometrie and prospective proiec
tiOns from photographic drawings
Air brush experience necessary,
Evening star., 1958-05-09

NNN " AAAN NAANN "ANA
feeding platen presses. Apply after
10 am BREWoOD, i2l7 q st.
NV
EXECUTIVE TYPE - salary and
bonus for man TO represent large
corporation. no travelling. estab-
lisned resident, over 80, married,
ambitious, capable OF assuming
responsibility Please Give fun
personal history Al replies
strictly confidential Box l56-V,
star
OrENINC FOR TRAINED ME.
CHANlCS 80, neW-car dealer,
ideal Working conditions: VOlks-
wagcn experience desired but not
necessary Paid vacations. sick
leave and group disqualification.
Apply TO Mr Cooper. ~ g-.i.u,
SILVER SPRING AUTO CITY,
INC, 1900 EaSt-WeSt highway,
silver Spring Nd.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN: steady Job
Experience in mechanical and car
penter repair work Sober, drivers
permit necessary. Apply Fri, 4-5
pm; Mon 40 pm. 9l4 Ken
nedy st, NV.
PART-TIMF COUNTERMAN, for
delicatessen. WA. 7-3i4l.
SATURDAY, 8 Am.
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TRUCK DRIVER

Colored, 22-35, with minimum
Of two years truck driving experl-
euce in d. c area. Applicant
must have proper permit, clear
.traftlC record and be able to pass
physical exam and road test. tenn
rOrary work. possibility Of becom-
Lng permanent. Apply Personnel,
Rm. go" S':|O am to 3.3U pm.
weekday No phone calls.
Evening star., 1958-05-09
CALL 10. 5-4653
vITRo LABORATORIES
DIVISION OF VITRo CORP. OF
AMERICA
.ifN RrEDIE DIR
SILVER SPRING, ND.

JANITOR, 5th OF 9th class license
required-New downtown air-cond
bldg. no tube eleaning. auto. gas
heat $3.50 mo. plus quarters.
Good opportunity wi,n large Or
gani1ation II YOU drink. don {
apply MRS GAUSS. sT 3-hSd5,
httRccn . an. and > pm
JANITOR, sober. middle.aged
married man; some maintenance
Nluu mo-, apt, lights, gas Refs
l4.0 Harvard 81. NV, Apt D.
JANITOR
For I0-unlt apt Sober. honest.
married local refs SALARY plus
apt Apply IN person, 3 10 : pm
QUEBEC ARMS ApTS., S32l llth
ave, Langley Park, Nd
LAUNDRY ROUTEMEN
Age elias. married, for interesting
outside work, SIS TO SlOO for s.
day wk, plus attractive bonus for
extra efforts Guaranteed salary
during training Apply in person
to Mr.. LubbeS, after = pm. Mon
day through Friday.
MANHATTAN co
1928 FLA. AVE NV
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JeWelrV Store Statesman

~VV1N NNtANoIIIIII
Experience preferred. Suburban
store. Good salary. All replies
confidential. Our employees know
.of this ad Box lSO-V Star
LOCK SMITH, experienced Local
shop. References. state ace and
experience. Write Box 233-Y, star,
MACHINIST with his own shop.
to WORK on pilot model Of small
machine Precision work. Box
I61-L Star
Evening star., 1958-05-09
HELP-MEN
YOUNG MAN

For print shop with experience
feeding platen presses. Apply after
10 an BREWoOD, 1917 q st.
h n
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sITuATI0Ns-Wo%EM

TYPIST-CLERK, in moderate t2ed
Office. able to take transcription
from dictation machine, etc. pre-
fer $50 minimum Gould begin
at once OIL. 6-56oS
DESIRE temporary addressing en-
velopes, stufiing etc afternoons or
Sat RA. 3-25l5 before pm.
%
Evening star., 1958-05-09
PERMANENT Part Time
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL

Due TO expanding activities ad J.
ditlonal television hostess is re-
qulred for interesting work at
Providence Hospital. Position re-
uuireS approx. 4 hrs. in afternoon;
3 afternoons per week required ini-
tally with a gradual increase to &
afternoons week No Sunday
work. white, no experience neceS-
ssry. No sales or soliciting Ideal
Tor housewife. Uniforms supplied.
car preferred but not essential Tor
tranSp to and from hospital Com
penSation - - per hour Write.
giving particulars and pnone MIN
Der to HOSPIX TV SERVICES.
.:lO Chapman I'd Hydttsr!lle, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

WRITER Ken W. PMrdy,
like the hero of sOday's
story, is an expert on viH-
fGge cars. He has written
two books about them. And
he once owned a Mercer!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

Elisabeth Kicks over The Traces

store for him: he was sure that when ne
had seen the Mercer, and driven It,
parting with il would be easy, like saw
ing of his leg with a jacklnife.
He made his train just - but he
couldn't concentrate on reading the
papers and halfway home he showed his
way into the bedlam Of the bar car.
There was an empty Six-inch slot at the
bar and he showed into it, noticing too
late that he'd be Dumping elbows with
HOWE Marlborough, an account execu-
tive from his own shop.
was looking for you this after
noon, chum," Marlborough said.
"Were your Peter muttered. Il had
to net my broken arm set"
"Glad to see they made such nice
lob Of it," Marlborough said. stick
around for minute until set through
with my buddy here. want to tell you
something" He turned away and began
to talk to the man standing on his other
side. II was a long conversation and
Peters stop came up before it was over.
He leaned on Yarborough's shoulder.
81 have to run, HOWE" he said.
"Okay, Pete, Ill talk to you Mon
day." Marlborough said. ''It's about that
old car Of yours. Mercer. isn't it? ! think
| know a way you can make yourself a
fast five grand out Of it. Interested"
Sure" Peter said. 'WeIl, yes, sure.
What's the deal?'' The train began to
slow.
TEL you Monday" Marlborough
said. Its booklet deal for Continen-
tai Motors. Old cars, new cars, prog
ress, onward and upward, all that"
''Well, good, great, glad to-" Peter
said. He ran for the door.
He could see the Mercer in the drive
way from halfway down the block. II
glowed in the setting sun with Van
Gogh-like brilliance, carmine undercar-
riage, maroon body, gold stripping; red
morocco and enough brass TO blind q
man. And sitting in the passengers
seat was little Mrs. Elisabeth Harmon
herself, gogeied, kerchiefed and smil-
ing. Peters mouth fell slowly open.
About time, " Elisabeth said brightly.
Crank II up, Junior, and let's hit the
road"
must admit, darling" Elisa
beth said much, much later that night,
Its really something. It's the most beau
tiful car ever saw, and the most fun,
too. How bright you were, to be able to
see what il could be made into, when it
was sitting there in that dirty garage.
You're so Smartr'
words fail me-" Peter said. Il dote
on you. still don't see how you per-
suaded Henderson to bring il over.
though. It's very unlike him."
"Oh, that was easy" Elisabeth said.
81 lust - Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

in the hallway, the dining room and the
porch. The living room itself glowed in
the soft sheen Of a new carpet, taupe,
waII-to-walI. The bill was on the tele-
phone table - 1882.
Elisabeth kissed her husband brightly
and wetly. Isn't it just too gorgeous,
she said. well have some soup and
sandwich and then you can help me put
the furniture back. can hardly waltz
She whizzed of to the kitchen.
yeah, it's great" Peter told the re-
treating back Of her neck.
''You see, darling" Elisabeth said as
her husband dazedly slurped up his
soup, 81 was thinking about things this
morning, when / was having breakfast
alone, and just suddenly realized how
wrong was, getting so angry with you
over that Mercer bill.
81 should have known all along that
you wouldn't spend money like that.
foolishly, If we couldn't afford il. After
all, there's no reasonyou should tell me
everything, | mean, about every dollar
we own. IL can get so dull, this money
talk. / think it's wiser the way you do it,
Just 20 ahead and spend it, and not
bother me with the details. / couldn't
see why should bother you. So just
ordered the carpet. Aren't you glad?''
"Umpff," Peter said. as fine, great"
He got Though the furniture moving
with nothing more than few warning
twinees from his sacroiliac and sank
gratefully into bed around midnight. He
was awake for quite while. Elisabeth
slept blissfully.
Henderson called a day later.
''The MERGERS finished" he said.
"AM buttoned up. You want to sell mr.
sSeH it?'' Peter said. Il haven't even
driven il. haven't even seen mr.
81 just thought I'd ask" Henderson
said. "a customer Of mine IS here from
the Coast; he's been looking for q
Mercer for years"
'.HOw much money IS he talking
about?'' Peter asked weakly.
s'Oh, think he'd 90 81, 5OO." " Hender-
son said. YOU'D have nice little profit
at that price, wouldn't your
''How long is he going to be aroundT
Peter asked.
"HeT be here until early next week.
Henderson said. Meanwhile, would
YOU like to come and Get the car to
night? can use the space"
s'Sure," Peter said. ''Ill come over
after dinner"
BY midafternoon Peter realized that
he had nothing useful to contribute to
the advertising business that day. He
told his secretary that urgent affairs
called him and hurried away to quiet
bar and a soothing Martini. MAKE it a
dOuble," he told the bartender. After
all, il didn't matter any more. He was
home free. He was Sc. 500 ahead Of the
game; well, at least 5000 after every
thing had been totfed up. And look at
the fun he'd had, the scrounging, the
gallons Of cottage cheese he'd eaten. the
sinking around like burglar, stealing
-
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
I3 Named
To Medical
Care Unit

Thirteen persons Tuesday were
named by the County Council to
fill terms on the Commission for
Medical Care for Montgomery
County.
Nominees for the positions
were made by organizations rep
resented on the Commission.
Named were: II. 1. Nelson,
Washington Sanitarium and Hos
,pital; Ray G. Bergstrom, Silver
Spring Hospital Association, Inc;
DR.. D. Wells Goodrich, Montgom-
cry County Mental Health Asso-
citation; DR.. Merrill M. Cross, DR..
Austin B. Rohrbaugh, DR.. Henry
P. Laughlin, all of the Montgom-
cry County Medical Society; DR..
Stephen o. Beebe, Montgomery
County General Hospital; Mrs.
Thomas c. Kelley, Montgomery
County Welfare Board; Arthur
G. Lambert. Suburban Hospital
Association; DR.. William j. Peep
les, county health officer.
Lay members named were DR..
John G.. FaWcett, Poolesville; l..
B. McCabe. jr, Rockville, and
George F. Nesbitt, Sandy Spring.
All terms expire August, 1859.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Democratic
Forum Due
Wednesday

"The Issues of 1858" from the
Democratic point of view will be
aired at public forum at the
Silver Spring Park and Plan
ming Commission Building on
Georgia ave. Wednesday at $3.50
pm. The public is invited to the
session sponsored by the Kens-
ington Wheaton Democratic
Club.
All Democratic candidates for
office in Montgomery County
will be present. They will be in
troduced and will answer ques-
tions. However, departure from
the usual session is planned. In
stead of giving each of many can
didates a brief two or three
minutes to speak, selected candi-
dates will be given sufficient
time to outline the issues in their
class of contest.
Stanley Frosh of Bethesda,
candidate for a seat at-large in
the Montgomery County Council,
will outline issues in the Council
election; Blair Lee III, chairman
of the county's delegation to An
napolis. will discuss issues in
election contests for the House
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Candidate
Hits Buying
Of Fig Lot

Democratic County Coun-
cilmen could have saved $780,
900 in county funds by fail
ing to buy land from Sam Fig
in Silver Spring last year for
use as a public parking lot, it
was charged this week by Da-
vid Macdonald, a Republican
Council candidate.
The Eig-owned land, located at
Colesville I'd. and Spring ST., Sill
yer Spring, cost the county $345,.
700, Macdonald said. If the Coun.
Gil hadn't bought the land and
had, instead, built a second deck
on one of the existing parking
lots, Macdonald said, the taXpay-
ers would have been saved $780,
600.
The land was Zoned residential
when Fig bought the land in 1850
for $214,200, the candidate de-
clared. In 1855, he said, the land
was rezoned by the Council to a
commercial classification - vast.
ly increasing the value of the
land-and then the all Democrat
ic County Council subsequently
approved its purchase.
who is Sam Eig?" Macdonald
asked. "In terms of campaign
contributors, he is the biggest
crony of the Council" he de-
clared. "In 1854, he contributed
$285936 to the Democratic party
in Montgomery County, far more
than any other person"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Five Named
AS Advisers
To Library

Five county residents Tuesday
were named to the Montgomery
County Library Board by the
County Council. They will serve
until September u, 1864.
They were Mrs. George Menke,
GAINESVILLE; Mrs. Hu gh M.
Beshers, Poolesville; Joseph f.
Reeve, of Bethesda (reappoint-
ed); Mrs. Helen Burkart, Silver
Spring, and Ralph Remley, Gar
rett Park, an ex-board member.
The board was to meet tonight
to elect a new chairman and a
vice chairman. Incumbent chair
man Col. Robert B. Ransom, of
Gaithersburg, may not succeed
himself. Earl Iffert, of Bethesda,
vice chairman, could be re-
elected.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Judge Reeves
Is Backed by
Gov. McKeldin

Governor Theodore R. Nc
Keldin Tuesday threw his full
support behind Montgomery
County Circuit Court Judge
John R. Reeves who seeks
election to the bench.
Judge Reeves was appointed to
the Circuit bench by Gov. Nickel
din two years ago and in the re-
cent primary election and in the
current race has campaigned as
a sitting judge"
He formerly was Secretary of
State for Maryland under Gov.
McKeldin. He is opposed for the
judgeship by Democrat James H.
Pugh, Rockville attorney. Judge
Reeves is a Republican.
The text of Gov. McKeldin's
statement follows:
'The sitting judge principle has
proven itself productive of a top
flight Judiciary in the Courts of
Maryland.
"This principle is not altered in
the period between a primary and
a general election.
Judge John R. Reeves is the
Sitting Judge in the Sixth Circuit
for Montgomery County seeking
the voters approval of his excel
lent record on the Bench.
Judge Reeves assumed his ju-
dicial robes after years of expert
ence in the law, characterized at
all times by strict adherence to
the ethics of his profession and
the highest respect for the laws
dignity.
"These qualities have stood him
in good stead on the Bench where
he also has personified the vir-
tues of wisdom and understand
ing.
Judge Reeves is an outstand-
ing Judge, and urge a popular
approval of his service through
his reelection on November 4.
"The record will show this has
been my consistent position in
all elections to the judiciary
where the sitting judge principle
was involved, without regard to
the political affiliation of the in
cumbent."