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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19
ARLINGTON Council
OF PTAs Votes
Budget Study

The Arlington County Par
t-Teachers Association Coun-
Gil last night voted to maze
closer studies of county BUDGETS
A Budget Study Committee
was made a permanent part Of
the council organization.
Council President Richard
Franz said the action will pro-
vide for an intensified budget
effort He said the committee
will begin studies several
months before presentation Of
budgets to the county board.
William Raleigh, who headed
the Budget Study Committee
last year. was installed as the
new president.
The group also heard three
students, two from foreign
countries and one from WASH
i1gton-Lee High School. praise
the student exchange program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19
Joint Fete
Planned in
Bludensburq

Plans are taking shape for
celebration in Bladensburg
June 6 combining the dedica-
ton of the Prince Georges
County Marina with the towns
fourth annual Pageant of
Progress.
A preview will take place at
3 pm. Sunday when a repro
duction of an early American
ship will be launched at the
new yacht basin on the Ana
costa River in BIadensburg.
The reproduction will carry
officials participating in the
June 6 celebration. They will
serve as honorary admirals of
= mythical Bladensburg-Ana-
costa fleet. Among the "admi-
rails" will be Maryland's Gov
Tawes and Mayor C. Howard
Brown of Bladensburg.
Federal Trade Commissioner
Robert T. Secrest will speak at
the dedication ceremonies.
The program will include a
parade at 2 pm. beginning at
Bladensburg High School and
ending at the Marina near the
Bladensburg Peace Gross.
Other events will include a
charity ball at $3.50 pm. in the
Crystal Room of st. Demands
Church, Riverdale.
The pageant is sponsored by
the Bladensburg Lions Club.
Proceeds from the ball and sale
of programs will be used for
the clubs sight conservation
program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19
Changes Asked
NAVY CAPTAINS WATER FOWL
POSE PROBLEM HE CAN'T DUCK
Navy Capt John Afford has problem.

Navy Capt John Afford has problem.
It's the 10 ducks he inherited when he rented
home last at 1902 Acconk drive in Mill Greek
Park subdivision near Annsndale.
Capt. Afford said woman resident who moved in next
door months ago doesn't like the ducks because she
claims they interfere with her hower-growing efforts
Last week. Capt Afford presented summons to
appear in Fairfax County Court today to answer charge
of keeping fowl In residential The complaint was
sworn out by the neighbor, Jeanne l. Daley.
They aren't even my ducks" said Capt Afford.
THE man who owned the house next door before the
lady bought it fed the ducks before came. My family
loves any kind of moving thing-we have parakeet
and dog. We couldn't let the ducks starve."
Besides, he said the ducks add atmosphere to the
park-lke setting along Accotnk Creek.
Il hope we get things Strengthened out" he said,
The continued week until 10 next
Tuesday in Fairfax County Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19
Girl, Is, Missing
Since May 4

Fairfax County police have
broadcast a 13-State lookout
for a 16-year-old girl missing
from her Mclean (Va.) home
since May 4.
The girl is Diane Jones.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Jones. She has an iden-
teal twin sister, Doris. Both
girls were students at Blue
Ridge School at st. George, Va.
Mr.. Jones said Diane returned
home recently, then left with
out indicating where she was
going.
Mr.. Jones said his daugh-
ter is S feet, / inch tall.
weighs 100 pounds, and has
black hair and blue eyes. She
left home wearing red and
black plaid Stacks, a black
sweater, white moccasins and
carrying a white pocketbook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19
Boot Owner
Agrees toSelI
Alley Dock

A 22-foot sloop which has
been blocking a Northwest
alley and irritating neighbors
for more than three weeks will
soon be moved-but not very
far.
Bruce w. Wetmore, IS,
owner Of the sleek vessel and
the i6-by-2l-foot section Of
the alley on which it rests. has
agreed to sell the land to the
District.
James H. Thompson, assist
ant chief Of the property divi-
sion. had offered $375 for the
plot. located right behind Mr..
Wetmore's home at 4420
Forty-fourth street NV. This
was accepted yesterday by Louis
s. Papa. the attorney for the
Defense Department analyst.
Il hope to move the boat
sometime this week" Mr.. Wet
more said today.
Ever since he had set up his
alley drydock to outfit the new
boat on April 25, Mr.. Wetmore
had insisted his only purpose
was to force the District to buy
the bit Of land. Neighbors with
garages in the alley had in
sisted they were being incon-
venienced; many had to back
their cars out through the
smaller alley entrance on
Forty-fifth street.
I'm glad the whole thing is
Strengthened out" Mr.. Wet
more said. This seemed the
only way to do it,"
I'm just going to move the
boat on to my own land next
to the alley" he said. 1--WE
moved some shrubbery, and /
still have enough space to do
it."
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Route 60 Delay Disrupts
Arlington Planning Work

Mr.. Macpherson owns about
5la acres on premises number
i70i through I'LL North Twen-
|ty-second street and property
to the rear Of those numbers.
The remainder OF the tract is
owned by Nicholas j.. Castanis
and Matilda M. Kirchner. The
land now Is zoned for SINGLE
family residences and the plan
ming commission recommended
It be rezoned for apartments to
pave way for construction Of
an eight-story building with
325 units,
The commission scheduled a
special meeting for 8 pm.
Thursday to discuss rezoning
for two other tracts. They are
1914 acres in the 1900 block Of
South Atmy-Navy drive and
land in the 1000 and 210O
blocks OF South Fern street.
In both cases the applicants
are asking for rezoning for
|eight-story apartment develop
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19

Delay In locating Route 66 is
disrupting Arlington planning
procedures.
Last night the County PLAN
ming Commission deferre d
action on eight rezoning re-
quests because the properties
involved may lie In the path Of
the interstate route. Planning
Director Tom Moore said some
OF the cases have been on the
deferred list for more than a
year.
Mr.. Moore said the location
delay also has slowed down the
planning ONCE In development
Of portions Of the master plan,
He said little can be done for
planning the future Of Rosslyn,
East Falls Church and Ballston
until the route is selected.
Exact Line Awaited
Mr.. Moore said the delay
also has affected work on sec
lions Of the master plan for
county thoroughfares. parks
and Fairgrounds. open spaces
and public buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19

tlonal Capital Parks were filed
under the wrong statute.
Both District Court and the
United States Court OF APP
peals had ruled that the AZ
year-old station. branded an
eyesore by its opponents. must
so to make way for a park
Perry s. Patterson. attorney
for Amoco, said two issues re-
main before the case is finally
settled.
!. The company has rs days
to file for a rehearing by the
Supreme Court. This has not
yet been decided.
2. The company will def
nitely contest the price Mop
wants to pay for the 5000
square feet OF property. Mop.
under declaration Of taking
proceedings started last fall,
deposited $i28.250 with District
Court to pay for the property.
I'VE think this is made
|quate." Mr.. Patterson said.
He said property suitable for
replacement, within six blocks
of the stations present Local
ton, would cost $275,00O to
$500, 900.
The station has an extraor-
binary history. 1t was built in
1877. Three years later, under
the Districts first coming code,
1t was placed in Residential"
zone.
Thus. as a on-conforming'
property, it could remain, but
not be improved.
It fell into disrepair as the
years passed. but company ef-
forts to repair it were turned
down. The station was a good
money-maker and Amoco want
ed to keep it.
Citizens groups rallied against
the station. Some businessmen
supported it.
In 1851. bill to exempt the
station from coming laws passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19
s1,lS4,ooo
Parks Deuls
Are Settled

Financial transactions total
ing $l.iS4.OOO affecting devel-
opment Of nearby Maryland
parks. were completed today
between the Maryland National
Park and Planning Commission
and the National Capital PLAN
ming. Commission.
The breakdown was:
/. The Maryland group re-
paid $4e3. 900 previously loaned
BY the Federal Government.
2. The Federal Government
loaned to the Maryland COM
mission $215.5OO in additional
funds and granted $4l1O00 for
new land acquisitions in nearby
stream valleys in Maryland for
future parks.
8. The Maryland group
turned over a check for SIS, 900
to the national commission to
match on an equal basis the
same amount appropriated by
the Federal Government for
the George Washington Me-
mortal parkway, along the
Potomac River in Montgomery
County. Md.
These transactions took place
under the Capper Cramton
Park Purchase Act of 1880,
under which Maryland puts UP
two-thirds of the money. while
the FEDERAL Government
matches this with one third Of
the necessary funds.
The $4,000 will be used to
acquire land in Sligo Creek
Park, north of University boule-
ward and also certain valley
parks, including Paint Branch.
Northwest Branch. Oxon Hill
and Indian Greek parks. Mary
land is matching the Federal
sum with twice that amount.
The Marylanders turned ovel
to Claude Owen, acting chair
man Of the National commits
sion. a fourth check as flnsi
payment Of $4,000 for the
George Washington Memcria!
parkway in Montgomery Coun-
ty, for land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19

the House. but died in the
Senate.
In 1858 and again in 1856.
similar bills passed Congress.
but were vetoed by the Presi-
dent. The District Commits
sioners. who strongly urged the
vetoes. maintained approval Of
the bill would open the door to
thousands of similar requests
BY owners Of non-conforming
properties.
When and II the station Is
finally razed. the property will
I'LL out a 25.O0O-foot triangular
park operated by Mop.
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so It Is With Electric Se7v1ce, too.

Very soon PEPco's newest Generating Plant
at Dickerson, Maryland will come alive !.
and you will begin reaping the fruits, in the
form Of expanded economical Matches
Service"
But seeds were sown six years ago. 'Twixt
the sowing and the reaping, there was much
to be done. Now, construction of the build
ing, installation of the mammoth boiler
and placement of the huge generator are
almost complete. Even now, before the
first generating unit goes into operation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19
Drama at McLeun

Mclean tVa.) High School
drama students win present
"See How They Run at 8 pm.
Thursday and Saturday in the
school auditorium.
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Supreme Court Rejects
Amoco Station Appeal

The Supreme Court yesterday refused review an appeal
against condemnation Of old Amoco station
and Massachusetts avenues NV bringing within sight the end
OF controversy which has lasted than decade
The American OIL Co, appealed to the Supreme Court
on the grounds that condemnation proceednas BY Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19

work continues on the next unit at the
Dickerson plant
All this takes time I. and money; when
ultimately completed, the Dickerson plant
will represent an expenditure of over
$100,0O0,0O0). But it's time and money
well-spent, because only by planning and
building ahead can we be sure of providing
all the Electric Service you want when
and where you want it I. !. at lowest practi-
cable cost to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19

The State Highway DEPART
ment has announced the linz
|ited-access freeway will be
located within a mile-wide cor
|ridor. but so far has not pub
|Iicly designated the exact
location.
In a letter to Mr.. Moore, the
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
said it is stIll studying the road
location. The bureau. which
must give final approval. said
III has asked the State Highway
Department for more informa-
ton ito assist in the review Of
the States recommended To-
cation"
Changes Asked
In other business. the plan
ring commission recommended
approval Of rezoning about 7
acres near the Potomac River
for an eight-story apartment
building. Most Of the land is
owned by County Treasurer
Colin B. Macpherson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-19
TEMPLE FIELDING reports on.
double SAS reward. jet flights
and extra cities at no extra fare!

The rewards for choosing SAS are
tops in my book" says Temple
Fielding. you whisk through Eu-
rope on the Rolls-Royce powered
SAS Caravelle, worlds quietest pure
jet...at no jet surcharge. You fly to
Europe nonstop on the liigh-speed
SAS DC-7C. Then you can visit up
to 10 extra cities at no extra fare.
This bonus includes London, Paris,
Rome, Geneva, Vienna = many
available by SIS Jet. My recon-.
mendation of SAS is: Complete. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

feet, devoted to the development of new
foods, and research into new ways to i'm
prove the products already in the grocery
stores. 1t requires 1913 workers to maintain
the plant and 100 of these are research
specialists: psychologists, Psychologists,
biochemists, physical chemists, chemical
engineers, a research Librarian, research
photographer, and, of course, the indispen-
sable machines.
a dozen Kitchens in one
Other spectaculars in the research field:
Kraft Foods are completing 81 million
addition to their already big Clenview, ILL.,,
laboratory. Next year Libby's win have FIN
ished its new canned-meat plant = one of
the worlds largest, covering IA acres on
Chicago's South Side. The new Interna-
tional Research Center of the Fl. ]. Heinz
Company is in Pittsburgh. Hub of this
operation is the Pilot Kitchen, factory
kitchen in miniature. Here can be dupli-
Gated every process found in any of the
Heinz plants around the globe. Here one
to Is products can be processed in single
day, or a single product, say ketchup, can
be produced in q different ways.
Into the Research Center laboratories
come hourly samples from each of the ten
Heinz factories. These samples may be any
thing = ketchup, pickles, soup, spaghetti,
baby food :. :. The test tasters are of diverse
backgrounds = vice presidents, chefs, nu-
tritionists, purchasing agents, marketing
specialists, stenographers, Production-line
workers. A frequent face ON the panel is
that of the Board Chairman, II. ]. Heinz H.
1t was H. ]. himself who gave debut
party for the first product to be created in
the Pilot Kitchen at the new Research
Center, dinner party given just year ago
in New York's Waldorf Astoria. The prod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18
Ketchup : Fl different ways!

uct was a concentrated tomato juice. Mr..
Heinz said it had been developed in almost
half the usual time required because work
on new products in the center can be done
with new efficiency.
Remember that word research" includes
woman's own kingdom = the kitchen.
Every large food manufacturer has test
Kitchens stated by trained home econo-
mists. General Foods, one of the worlds
largest food firms with more than 200
products In distribution, have eight test
kitchens at the White Plains, N. Y, head
quarters, with more than so trained women
from colleges in % states. These women
speak for the hOmemakers and work closely
with the General Foods Research Center
In their Future Products Kitchen new
items are tested for favor appeal and easy
preparation. Here package directions are
developed and improvements on all prod
ucts and packages are given a trial. From
their Recipe Kitchen comes a constant flow
of new dishes and new ideas for using the
company's many products. There is q
Hotel and Restaurant Kitchen also, to per-
form similar services with products packed
for the institutional trade.
You ought 10 like q!
Today Mrs. America is a member of big
company research stats. General Foods,
for one, has enlisted a volunteer army of
1000 women to test new products and
recipes at home.
Shop with confidence. Try something
new. Like it? You ought to like it! It's
there because women like you said you
want it. 1t grew in its own special shape
and way because you said, That's how I
want it." Thus the science of food tech
nology has come full circle and ends where
it began = in your kitchen. N. End
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statesmen
INVESTMENT

SANDWlCH-COUN expe-
rienced, Kosher style delicatessen
Good pay for right man. KEN
nedy st. NV. RIA. 3-1224.
SCALE MECHANIC, experienced
only, general heavy duty back
ground. Call DI. 7-5S43, or apply
1907 New Jersey ave. NV.
SECRETARIAL OPERATOR. exper.
IL pm. to s am, 6-day wk.
Apply in person: no phone calls.
PAYS Va. ave. NV. See resilient
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HELP MEN
TIRE statesmen

Wanted, live-wire sAiesmen; tire
experience. Salary plus commits
sion, car expense; excellent op-
portunity. Also one part-time
salesman, salary, commission,
Phone Saturday or Monday Ii,
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CREDIT CLERK

Our expanding organization re-
quireS the need OF capable per-
son exper. in credit work. mainly
checking credit applications and
collections by telephone. GER
TITLED FURNITURE a. APPLI-
ANCES, 340l GeorEia ave. NV
DANCE INSTRUCTORS WANTED
exper. unnecessary, we train; II
or over. Excellent chance for ad.
vancement for career people. Elk.
cellent salary opportunities anc
paid vacation. FRED ASTAIRE
DANCE STUDIO, 1921 q st. NV
Wash.
DENTAL ASSISTANT-RECEPTION
IST, willing to learn. neat in APP
pearance, for very active 10th st
ONCE. Box 1857, Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white, with
experience, for Sc, Boiling Fielo
area once. Call 10. 3-636S.
DESK CLERK, white. must be ex-
perienced on secretarial switch
board: evening hrs: prefer woman
in 40s, with her own tranSporta-
ton. EN-, 2-6200.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR with pat.
ent law experience. Must be rapid
accurate typiSt. Salary 1878 L
$500 depending on experience ano
ability. NE. S-4472.
FILING CLERK, to take charge
and responsibility OF central files
in small, non-proit organization
with research and tipping ability
Background in communications an
asset. Salary. $1,000. Q am. to
3 pm: 35-hr. week. Phone. HU.
$1,000. Ext. 22.
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BOOKKEEPING MACHINE, Under,

wood. / year old ADAPTABLE to
almost any type business. Phone
Mr.. FRIDLEY, Elk. 3-0S00.
BUNK BEDS complete with mat
resses and springs. Good condi-
ton, S45. Call Oh. 4-299O aft.
3 nm.
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FURNITUR
3 ROOMS COMPLETE

This decorator furniture was being
held for a customer who moved
out of town. There is an unpaid
balance of 1882 65, can be pur-
chased by responsible person for
S3.SS weekly. ALL BRAND-NEW,
NEVER LEFT OUR WAREHOUSE.
81 DieceS in all
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MARIO FURNITURE co.

DE- .-lI4I
OPEN DAILY TIL Q PM.
Sat, Sun. and Wed Til PM.
FURNITURE-Liy. rm.. bedrm. and
brkfSt. rm., etc. Must vacate inn
mediately: will sacrifice. Can be
seen Sun, betw. / and 8 pm. al
5403 N Wash. blvd. Arl., Va.
CONTINUED on Next PAGE
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HELP WOMEN

ABLE WHITE WOMAN for work
in day nursery in Southeast Liv.
ingston area. Box 62-Z, Star.
ADMITTING OFFICER-Full time
will train, tipping required. 40-hr
wk. 3 p.m.-1l pm. wkdayS. Avail
wk. ends z a.m.-3 pm. or 3 pm.'
IL pm, Interviews 3 p.m.-6 pm
July 81. No phone calls. Business
MGR, ARLINGTON HOSPITAL
18th st. and N. Edgewood.
ALEX, secy., $3.50 mo. plus dement's
1-girl OF. secy.----- 1915 mo
Pat. law steno.- $500 mo
Law steno. $500. 500 wk. up
so other openings today All ages
Temp. and perm. Visit FIRST. Miss
Lee at BOYD'S, 700 18th, cor
G, ST. 3-3666.
ATTRACTIVE LADIES wanted tc
sell cosmetics. No experience
necessary. sP. 3-5S77.
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HELP MEN

ROUTE MAN. for established linen
supply route E1 nn ns~ bus slsry
Excel, opportunity for alert man
who would like TO combine sales
and service, Apply 2l4S Queens
Chapel I'd. ne. --.----
ROUTE statesmen, S32b. plus
comm; age. under 40, white;
prefer exper,; immed. Miss Dodge,
BoYD'S, 700 18th, cor. q, MA,
S-oa1O
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HELP WOMEN
Clerk-Stenographer


Require, experienced person Is ,, 20 DC
sas. oee owsOrRns esnditonI
ideal. once located In Bladens.
burg near Peace Cross HAMP.
SHIRE CORPORATION, phone Mr.
Schaup, UN. A-03OO, for appoint
ment.
CLERK TYPIsT, good at figuresi
hours, 3 Am, to ! pm, ABBY N
person, for interview. at 1926
9th ST, ne
CLERK -TYPIsT, white, apartment
rental ONCE, Silver Spring, Typ.
ing, general once work. pleasant
telephone voice and ability e
meet public. Call Mrs. SMITH, JU
$4,000 for appointment.
CLERK TYPIST
Experience not necessary. Claim
dept. OF EMPLOYERS GROUP
340S Wis, ave. NV.
CLERK TYPIsT-Exper 5.day gk
sRHrr CO ,s esRssSi NETS a All
Baltimore ave. College PIX, Md
CLERK TYPIST, for membership
dept. Of clinic: high school grad
soshr. wE.; 50 days annual leave
10 days sick leave per yr.: fret
medical and decentralization cover
age: salary. approx. 500 a week
Elk. 3-b03S.
CLERK -TYPIsT wanted for servic,
business in Georgetown; must havl
good telephone voice to answer
phone and dispatch orders; ablI
to type and keep records, alst
able to be bonded; 5-day week
OF Wed, work Sat. hrs. 1870 L
4. Write US with full informa
ton as to experience, etc, Boz
427-Z, Star.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

MUSIC DIRECTOR-ORGANIST -
Very rapidly growing suburban
Protestant church, membershiT
about 1000, desires music diree.
tor -OrRaniSt, training and exper.
fence necessary. Box 1917, Star
PART TIME--Manassas area; over
ming work, car necessary, $40 wk
Call miss EVANS, Monday, ME
s-bS5b.
REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE
Location counts AND WE HAVE
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i bSx Located SIlt right t,. on re ,,.S sS'
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Manager, TRI-couNTY REAL
TV INC rR n-Apnn
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icoNIINuEpl
Mechanic, office Machines

National company, all dement's
automatic increases, SIS, 3 days
only. Must have come experience
and a car. phone MR.. WEEKS
Service Manager, at EN- 3-066S
MEN. training furnished, established
route, white, SlOb week 10 start
DI, 7-l4i5.
MEN--EARN EXTRA INCOME, full
or part time. New patented shade
product for jalouSled windows
made BY Reynolds ALUMINIUM; Use
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coNVFRTiBLE CLIP CORP, 30l
Park ave, Falls Church, Va. JE
ASSOC.
MIN (o) as helpers in landscape
work, experience desirable JOHN
SONS FLOWER CENTER, EN-
MII.LMAN AND CABINETMAKER,
expericnced, permanent work
Write ARLINGTON WOODWORK
ING COMPANY, Post once BOX
a304. or call IA. S-6l22.
MUELLER INSTALLER, Expert
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dement's S'0p Apply SS' RXYco' zoos Ga,
ave, silver Spring, Md,
MULTI-LITH-i.bO operator; pref
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1910 N. Y, ave. NV, md n.
OFFSET PRESsMAN. wanted TO
operate Chief IS; must be able 70
produce top.uuality work; excel.
working conds.; salary TO right
man, Call NICHOLSON. co. D.
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REAL ESTATE

Experienced in apartment bldg
operation; permanent position;
good salary. DREYFUSS BROS,
Realtor, 1919 18th st. NV, Ma.
S-05SO
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PROPERTY MANAGER

Prominent local real estate organ
ization, looking for man, to take
charge of their property manage
ment department. Exper. in func-
tions and administrative details
of property management re-
quired. Excel. opportunity for
right man. Submit resume to
RnY ONo.Z Star