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R. B. w. Hall

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf,
April 80 CAP).-Richard B. W.
Hall, 81, radio station execu-
tive and former husband of
Dorothy Schiff, publisher of
the New York Post, died Tues
day. Mr.. Hall, who had been
suffering from a heart ailment
in recent years, was born in
New York City.
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Dr.. L.'F. Free

WEST CHESTER, Pa. (AP)
DR.. L. Forrest Free. Sc, dean
of instruction at West Chester
State Teachers College since
1852, died yesterday in Chester
County Hospital. DR.. Free had
also served on the faculties of
New York University, Lafay-
cite, Hofstra and Western
Maryland.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

vsr often o cord Of thonks 10
The Star meets q need which con
hardly be solved N ony Other soy
Not only Is u gracious expression
Of srotiiuds to those who hove sent
florol tributes but also eoshsossly
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the menV to whom
o personal note Of thonks eonaOi
we'll be moiled o. whose MONIES
and addresses ore not known
Insertion Of o cord Of .honks
moy be eronsed by telephone to
The Stor. u. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Stcr
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April IS. 1859, at Casualty S'1 Hos.
pltal, N. WILLIAM NOLAN, be-
father Of Dorothy M, Mathis and
brother Of Lena and Florence Nolan
Funeral from the Simmons Bros
Funeral Home. 1861 Good Hope I'd
Sc barking facilitiesl. on Friday
May l, at 2 am: thence to st
Peters Catholic Church, where mass
will be offered at 900 am. for
the repose of his soul. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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ARD MORTON 81 42 a S4t iAG st.,
Mount Rainier Md, beloved nus
band Of the late Grace Lenore Nor
ton Friends may call at Nalley
Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode Island
ave-, at Eastern ave. ne. where
services will be held on Friday May
l at 2 pm Relatives and friends
Cemetery. 80
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- MARION KING. W. M
EFFIE BOYD, Secy, sd

MOSS. LEWIS r. On wednesday,
pital, LOUIS r. MOSS Of $500 EdsaIl
r., husband Of Mrs. Worthley. NJ
Friends may call at the Domaine
Memorial Chapel, $40 South WASH
ington ST., Alexandria, Va, where
services will be held on Saturday,
May 2. at II am. Interment will
follow in National Memorial Park
Cemetery, Falls Church, va.
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TYRON, HARRY n. A sneci,1 en-,

TfRON' HARRY d. A special COM
~ munication of Pentalpha
IN Lodge, No. 90, F. A. A. M,
IN Is called for 10 am, Fri.
~ NO day, May l. 1853, for the
WNS<X purpose Of conducting Ma
w sonic funeral services for
HARRY b TYRoN S' MsSter'
EUGENE j. SCHUBERT Mastsr
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MORRISON s MILDRED robson. o.

TT 1na50N' MI LDhED hUBEsUN. on
ROBSON Di MoR IA 5oSS' " MfiLR RSTtB
Beach Park, Md. widow OF the late
Arthur s, Morrison and mother
OF Mrs. Dolores M Edwards. She
also is survived by two grandsons.
Funeral Home. 2901 i4th st, NV,
on Friday, May /, at 10 am
barking facilitiesl, Interment Glen
wood Cemetery. 80
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MORRISON, MILDRED robson TIL,

MOHRNsHOOEN' MHLUhED hUbEoUN. The
X III officers and members Of
M><M Prince Frederick Chapter,
XAM No. l04, o. E. s., are
%AAEASSN. hereby requested to assem-
NJ Bile at the s. H Hines Co
" Funeral Home, 2901 l4th
st. NV, on Friday May
l, 1853, at $3.50 am, for the
purpose OF conducting funeral serv-
ices for our late sister, MILDRED
r MORRISON
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Is, 1859 at George Washinetor
University Hospital, MRS. ANNA A
HES5E Of 1924 Connecticut ave
NV. beloved mother Of Mr. Walter
Hesse. Funeral services will be
held at Hysong's Funeral Home
1900 N st. NV, on Friday, Nav
/, at 10 am, Relatives and friends
are invited to attend Interment
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April 80, 1853, at sibIey HSsSitaI,
BEATRICE A. STEWART OF SOS
waterford I'd, Alexandria, va, be-
loved wife Of James E. Stewart,
mother Of James and John Stewart,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
4 Allen and sister of Mrs, virginia
Arnold Friends may cali at the
5; Il Hines Co Funeral Home, 29Oi
4th ST W, after 5 pm, Friday,
May / parking facilitiesl Services
g. the above funeral home on Mon
cav, MAY 4, at l pm. Interment
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SWEENEY, CHARLES McCULLACH
sr On Tuesday, April 2s, 1853, in
c cGELH xSEk' s N III 3cHATELEs me Nc:
husband Of the late Anna Bagelmar
Sweeney, devoted father Of Charies
NJ sweeney, ir., and Emma Spadac-
elm, loving grandfather of Patricia,
CHARLES III and Judith Sweeney and
5aioara and Robert Charles Spadac-
eInl ana dear uncle OF Catherine
Nepp RELIGIOUS services on Friday,
May l, az D,m., and funera. sery-
ices on Saturday Nav ., at / an
PM at the Conway Funeral Home
Northern blvd. at SD ST., jackson
Heights, Long Island v
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April 90. 1859, HARRY Ky pDe b PsYoN
q 81 Vienna Va; husband of the late
Miss Mary Gertrude Tryon Ne
was a member of the Wesley Meth
odlst Church. Vienna, va Services
a. the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
dome, 29O1 l4th st. NV, on Fri
gay, May J., at IL am (parkinR
facilltiesl. Interment Cedar Hi
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sss hPf esE iaI5 g. M On rS Sic
Hospital, JOSEPH C, MCCARTHY
Of 7414 West Park drive, Adelphi.
Nd. beloved husband Of Marie Louise
Mccarthy sSS ay.n snd father Of Patricia
=. Mccarthy: brother of John, James
and Mary Mccarthy. Funeral from
the Takoma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll st. nv. parking oppositel
on Saturday. May 2 at 1915 am
ole Church. University Hills, Nd,
at 11:15 am, Interment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery. Utica, N. Y,
and Sacramento, Calf papers please
COPY }
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ALLER. CLAUDE BERNARD

Tuesday, April IS, 1859. at George.
BERNARD HALLER q 4os NH NOTtf
Kenslngton St, Arlington. Va, be,
loved husband OF Helen v. Haller
father Of Mrs. Henry Carter Mrs
Bernice Reynolds, Mrs. Betty Mel.
raine Dawson and Francis Halter
brother of Mrs, Regina Holford anc
Mrs. Theresa York. He also i,
survived BY twenty-one grandchil.
dren. Friends may call at the I've,
Funerai Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd
Monday. May 4: thence to ST. Ann,
Catholic Church, 1912 North lott
St, Arlington. Va, where mass vii
be offered at 9:l5 am. Interment
ArliRntnn National Cemeferv q
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lLUNDON, ROBERT ELMER.

"Wednesday, April 70, 1853, at his
home. S554 18th ave. Silver Spring.
Nd, ROBERT ELMER BLUNDoN,
husband OF Mary D. Biundon, father
of Bertha Catherine Blundon and
I PGTSilsn BIundon MI Hsef Siundon
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey
Funeral Rome, S434 Georg.a ave ,
Silver Spring, Md, where services
s~sW will be held on Friday, May /, at
q am. parking facilitiesl inter-
.S ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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BAhNEo, HUWAkD Z, On Iutsuay,
ADril, 2s' ,6 1892 at Mount s9pNvs Ate S9
Md, husband Of Margaret shaw
Barnes and brother of Miss Grace
v. Barnes, Earl H. and Eugene
Barnes. Mr. Barnes rests at the
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Nd, where services will be held
on Friday, May /, at $50 pm.
(parking facilities). Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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day. April So, 1859 $ = At GH A nfITSs1
Hospital WILLIAM A. MoNTROSs
Va beloved husband of George
Montroas, father Of Harold X.
SM rofbrp Of q H.. wycOfJ n S. J.: and ID
N. Y. Memorial services at the
Lazear Funeral Home, Warwick,
N. r., on Friday. May 8. Inter-
ment Warwick Cemetery. Warwick,
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WINCHESTER, ANNE L. On Tuesday.
April IS, 1859. at George WASH
ington University Hospital, ANNE
L, WINCHESTER, the beloved wife
OF Avery J winchester. r.: dSush-
ter OF Virginia Carter and sister
of R lee and Eldon A. Carter
Funeral services at the Simmons
Bros Funeral Home, 1851 Good
Hope I'd. Sc tparking facilities
on Friday May |. at II am. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 30
WINCHESTER. ANNE. Marlboro Chap
ter. No 81, o. z. s., an
Nh nounces with regret the
EG passing Of Sister ANNE
AFSkSSS WINCHESTER. Of1cer
and members are requested
" to attend o. Z s. services
at the Simmons Funeral
Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd, Sc. at
s pm. Thursday, April 30, 1859
LAURA REILLY. W. N.
CECIL BURROUGHS. seey,
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1859 Matthew j. o'GALnA Sii An,
Jr, beloved husband Of Edna M.
OCallaghan and brother of Cath
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1855 Pa. ave. NV, after 10 am.
Friday, May 1. Mass will be Of
fered at st. AIMS dover church,
Wisconsin ave and Yuma st. NV,
intermen nt0f Fort Lincoln c ss am i
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! HINDMAN, DR.. THOMAS a. N. On

THOMAS A n; HiNDMAS' Of 1855 1855
1oSsd STsh st. x K;epsinston, Nd be.
Nicholas Hindman. son Of DR. and
Mrs; A. Q Hindman and brother
Of Mrs. Helen Clark, Mrs. Heddie
R Esra , and the Rev: Lloyd Hind;
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey,
Bethesda, Md Services viii be held
on Friday, May l. at 1880 pm,
st the warner Memorial Presbyterian
ington St. Kensington, Nd. In
terment Parklawn Cemetery. Please
omit flowers. Contributions may
be made to the American Heart
JONES; DR.. 7. GLENN. On Tuesday.
april sSi 1882 at Carroll MIanSoIi
JONES beloved husband of Laura
De Neale Jones and brother Of
Mrs. Susan Harper. Friends may
call at the Safiell Funeral Home,
475 H st n W, where funeral SerV-
ices will take place on Friday, May
invited. Intsrment Rock Greek
KILBY, TURNER W. On Tuesday.
April @s; 1883; TURNER ".
WASHINGTON, D, c., beloved husband
OF Mrs. lima R Kilby and father
Of Mrs Loula NJ, Phoebus, Turner
W, jr,; Sarah J. James NJ and
Robert W Kilby. He also is sur
yiyed by his mother, Mrs Louis s.
Kilby: sister. M. Louise Wilson
a brother, Robert J Kilby. and a
grandson. Relatives and friends may
call at the Gasch Funeral Home.
413a Baltimore ave, HyattSville,
Nd, after ON. Wednesday, April
90, where services will be held on
Friday. May l, at pm. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery go
KRuPNIC. DORA. On Wednesday,
April 20, 1859. DORA KRUPNIC.
beloved vile OF Isaac KruDnic and
devoted mother of Mrs. Lillian RriSs,
Mrs Yetts Gordon and Milton
Krupnic. she also iE survived BY
a sister, Mrs. Fanny Lewis of Phila-
delphia, Pa, and three brothers,
Jacob Daniels OF York, Pa, and
Dan and Harry Daniels. both OF
Philadelphia. Pa Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky & Sons
Funeral Home. 1901 l4th ST. NV.
on Thursday, April 80, at 1850
pm. Interment Free Sons Of Israel
Section Mount Lebanon Cemetery.
80
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MILLS 0n rI DARIENE Eny Rose sSSsdSssnlyl
Casually Hospital a1.ii DARLEN Ss0Y sos 4
MILLS of $40 d st. Sc, daughter
OF Alice L. Green and Henry p
Mills. sister Of Stanley Schaper.
Susan, L. Mills and Terry L. Green
neral Home, 475 H st NV. Funeral
services at Fort Myer Chapel on
Friday. May 1. at 9 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
40
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WALLACE, MARIE PLuNKY,. On
st, Elizabeths Hospital, MARIE
IPLuNkY WALLACE, the beloved
Wlie OF BENJAMIN Wallace, devoted
W SIsgr OF MS. Martha Ransom and
ginia Blackwell and William Bolden.
u: Ihomas Howard and Clarence
fH aat;s ~. ., great-aunt Of William
a anG m sisekT frIsrd. Other relatives
Montgomery Bros. Funeral Home.
gi3 Florida ave. NV, after nm
Thursday, April 30. Funeral serv-
ices at g " r6 be held .l or, on Friday, May
National Cemetery. 'O'
WEITZELL. HARLAND l. On Tp.s-
Alto Hospital. HAR Ri2g Z W 9SSfF.
Spring, Nd. husband Of Dorothy dSy
y Meitzen. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Everett { and K Randall G'V Weitzs II
Mr.. Weitzell rests al the Warner
z Humphrey Funeral Home. s4S4
Gssersia ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
E EaeTs iMsT ay win be held on
ing faeilitiesl Interment Fort lin
coin Cemetery. 40
WILLIAMS, STA. Oficers and mem
W oers Of Columbia Temple. No.
A 422. /. B. P. O. e. OF W,
l met in a session of sorrow
M on Monday, April %, 1853,
for our late daughter, Eta
- WILLIAMS. Funeral serv-
ices viii be held at pm.
Thursday, April 80, at the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church.
ETHEL B. MITCHELL
Daughter Ruler
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PAISLEY, CHARLES z, Suddenly, or
Tuesday, April IS, 1859, at his
residence. 1929 Columbia rd. NV
CHARLES E. PAISLEY beloved hus-
band Of Mrs. Margaret A. Paisley
and father Of Mr. Jack N. Paisley
Funeral services and interment will
be held in PittSburg. Kans, or
Saturday, May .. ARRANGEMENTS b.
the Ellsworth Funeral Home. Pitts
burg, Kans.
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members Of CAPITAL Transit
Post, No 46, the Amer
lean Legion, are hereby
notified Of the death of
our late comrade. PHILIP
c. SADLER. Remains
resting ct the Lee Funera,
eth st. and Mass. ave. ne,
Honor Guard services will
at 8 pm. Thursday, April
X C; BREEDEN, cOmdr.
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McMAHUNt JUSEFH r. On WedneS-
DAY. day, April 9dd e; 1859, q his resi-
JOSEPH p MCMAHON StSG son NO Of the the'
late William and Mary McMahon
and brother Of Mrs. Margaret Toll
son. Funeral from the Geier Flu
neral Home. 1905 14th st. NV,
Requiem mass at ST Marin I'M /:
Church at 8 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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JOsEPH c. omcers ant

, dUoEFH 2. OIuCEfS nnl
members Of Bureau Of En-,
craving Post, No. 90, thu
American Legion, arr
hereby notified OF the deati
OF our late comrade, 10.
sEPH c. MCCARTHY. Re.
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HELP MEN
LAB. TECHNICIAN
BETHESDA
LAB, TECHNICIAN

High school grad. chem, and biol
BACKGROUND pref; draft exempt;
eKper not required, VIII train
alert young man. Liberal fringe
benefits, OIL. 4-3i00.
LAB. TECHNICIAN
Research and development labora-
tory requires BIS or MT, experience
with Warburg, Kaleidoscope and
hemat0loglcal techniques. 40-hr,
b-day week. Employe benefits In
Guiding profit sharing: salary com.
mensurate with education and ex-
perience, Write Box 1S4-J, Star
LINOTYPE OPERATORS - Apply
PIONEER PRESS, BaOS 9TH 81.
NV, RIA 6-2256,
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, night sit
uatlon: over the scale. TRADE
TYPEsETTERs, 1905 p st. NV,
NO, 1920.
LIQUOR STORE PORTER. colored,
, TO q, y days a week: good work
inR cond. Reply Box B4-J, Star.
LIQUOR STORE CLERK, white;
b-p,. . days week: good working
cond, Reply Box $40, Star.
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PLUMBERS
PLUMBERS

on new construction
ROBT. r. HOFF. INC. SIS. Mon,
Fri. WA S-ShaR
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POTENTIAL MANAGERS, sale and
servicemen, for vacuum cleaners
and sewing machines. Must be
sober and honest; permanent po-
si.ion for men who seek steady
employment. State references. All
replies confidential. Box 4S7-J,
Star
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CASHIERS
CHEF

One Of Americas Ions est. fine
restaurants, located in Baltimore
city and serving American cuisine
has an opening for a 1st-class
working chef, Quality is our key
note. Must have knowledge of
food costs and service. Starting
salary $3.50 per wk. for capable
man. 6-day wk; employee benefit
plan, Blue Cross and vacation
with pay. Our employees have been
informed Of this ad and all re-
tact Mr.. William Tuition or Mr..
Jack Myers.
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HELP WOMEN
lcnllflklllEnA

CLERK TYPIsT. TO work in ae-
counting department OF General
Electric Co, 3535 v St. me-; know
ledge OF accounting principles help
tul but not necessarily required.
Can Mr., NEWELL, LA. 6-262O
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HELP MEN
statesmen
NEED 3 AT ONCE

II you are limited TO 500 a week
or less In your present Job. you
will be interested In our PROPOSE
ton. Our men work on contacts
furnished by the company. No
canyassinR; highest commissions
paid. We can guarantee your sue
e .., u you have q car and are
4.1043, O-4:30: ewes, HA. 2.
7443. Ask for Mr.. BLAcKMAN.
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PLUMBER, who likes custom
plumbing and can lay out own
work: must be steady and know
Nd. code c & H PLUMBING,
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HELP MEN
PAINTERS WANTED-white; :,

PAINTERS WANTED-White; ex-
perienced. Report for work. 2i3o
Wisconsin ave, NV, Ewes, phone
10, 4-Os32 after o pm.
PAINTERS, white. first-class me-
chanics, must have own trans
portation. Top wages, all year
round work. Call Lu. 4-0364
after pm,
PART-fIME ROUTEMEN for news
paper delivery; all day Wednes-
days; must have full-time Job:
car necessary, ST. 3-00l6,
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT-Pub-
lie contact with no selling or coll
Letting, Limited local travel, Work
OF interest and variety. II you
have or more daylight hours 10
avn an auto, write MIR. THOMAS,
2, o, BOZ 5576, Washington 10,
PHARMACIST, Md. REGISTERED: SI75
for b4-hr, week Mayfair 2.Osdb,
PHARMACIST, d, c. REoIsTRA.
TON permanent position, excel.
working, cond.. finest clientele,
good salary. Replies confidential.
WESLEY HEIGHTS PHARMACY,
1901 10th st. NV Wo. $4,000.
PHARMACIST WANTED = Good
sal, excel; working eonds, Apply
and q SITS, NV, NE. S-0333.
PIANO TUNER, for inside work,
week, See Mr. Hoffman, PIANO
MART, INC. 1918 9TH st. NV.
PLUMBER for new and remodeling
work with p, G. drivers permit
MAN a. SON 2004 Rhode Island
ave ne, no. $4,000.
PLUMBER-Jobbing and remodel
ing work.. permanent position in
established shop. top wages: uni
form allowance, hospital benefits.
ID. H. STEVENS CO. tn. $4,000
PLUMBERS HELPER, shop at
Bowie, Md Call cE. 6-457i, after
n M
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JobbIng hand, thoroughly exper.,
o. md new work. ROBT, r.
HOFF, INC. + to 5, WA. 1858.
PLUMBERS-New work mechanics,
long Jobs, located throughout
lou b. Keller, NC INC 10. z
620l between As pm. weekdays:
9-l0 AIN. SATURDAYS.
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HELP MEN

DESIGNER for long-eStahlished
florist; full time. Give age, exper,,
salary anticipated, Box 66-J, Star,
DESK CLERK, white, for large
modern aforementioned building
Pleasant working conditions Re-
tired person preferred For inter-
view call MR.. RETOR between o
and 1880 an, EN-. 2-69O0.
DRAFTING INSTRUCTORS, me-
ehanical, architectural, electronic
and etc. ideal for retired men;
day or evening classes, long
established technical school. Write
education, experience and salary
expected TO Box 392-J, Star.
CRAFTSMAN, experienced: at least
one year each in electronic pack
aging, electro-mechanicS and sheet
metal. Additional experience in
optics desirable. Permanent posi-
ton, GARDNER LABORATORY,
INC Bethesda, Nd. Phone oliver
CRAFTSMAN, JR.-At least two
wears hish school work. Perma-
nent position, GARDNER LABOR
AIoRY, INC Bethesda. Md, Phi. ::
OIL. $4,000.
DRIVER with MISUNDERSTANDING
experience Good references. Thor
ough knowledRe city and an
E S1pasSi aPpsy FuRNrr ri IEuL ~
900 F st. NV,
DRIVER, scHooLBUs; reliable;
n hou r.ao E4S to G 2 S;m; and ais
THERAN School. WA. 5.o5s3,
between 9:3O-3;30 pm.
DRIyER-SALESMAN, white or col
tard AiRScoND SfTSe EfSsn tr SsS:
Sl2b and up per week. Must be
over ~. Apply In person, 1884 Pa,
ave Sc, weekdays after 0.30 am.
DRIVER STOCRMAN, familiar with
Arlington and Fairfax, JOSEPH M
CATALANC CO., 57ll Lee hwy,
Arlington, Va.
DRYWALL
oARDHANGERS-Piece work IOl
crews needed Immediately. Plenty
of work, Call WE, 5-6S34.
DRUG CLERK, Junior: steady work;
experienced preferred but will
lraln Apply in person. z. D.
DRUG CLERK, evenings, Sats.,
suns. COTTAGE CITY PHAR-
MACY. 1907 Bladensburg I'd,
WA. 7-2S7l
DRUG CLERKS, part time, alternate
evenings and week ends. HIGGERS
DRUGS, INC, 5017 Conn. ave.
NV.
DRUG CLERK, full time, over 81
WILLIAMSBURG PHARMACY, Ar
nngton, Va. KE. S-5302.
DRUG CLERK, part time, 3 ewes
and part of week end; idesl for
govt. employe. Call MONTGOM-
ERY HILLS PHARMACY, JU.
$3.50,
DRUG CLERK, some sales exper
pretd. No NIGHTS or Sundays.
NeiRhborly atmosphere, Local refs.
REQ. BRADLEY DRUGS. 5000 Ar
lington I'd, Bethesda, Md.
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ELECTRICIAN
ESTIMATOR
ESTIMATOR

Built-up roofing and sheet meta
Apply 1871 Columbia Park I'd
Landover, Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-10-01
Reminds Lake Property
Owners To Mark Articles

Property owners at Deep Creek
Lake are reminded to mark ar
ticles left in their summer cot
tages, in an attempt to identify
them should they be stolen during
The time the property is vacant
during the fall and winter months.
The Property Owners associa-
ton of the lake has been trying
to alert cottage owners to the inn
portance of marking all their be-
longings. Members have reward"
cards also to display which have
a place for the owners name, adj
dress and telephone number on
it, to discourage would-be thieves.
The association has offered a re-
ward of $50 for information lead
ing to arrest and conviction of per-
sons responsible for breaking and
entering property of members.
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would receive if there egazed sale of liquor Their
tire thought revenue-that golden calf There
thought of ultimate results increasing costs in welfare
creased drunken driving increased crime of many kinds
thought of any moral responsibility If these things made
any difference to these legislators they did not admit it.
What revealing performance! If we were charitable we
might believe that all this in spirit of entire abandon
ment of principle just because they junketa
on trp-at state expense you be sureand that
they got down to business in the legislature they would be-
come high prncpled again But how can we be sure?
10 the credit of Senator Condor he remarked this week
that he embarrassed by the actions displayed and de-
cared he had ntimaton that such question would be
brought After all the people of the county rejected legal
liquor by almost two to vote just two years
Since last Friday, however, have heard said that
such action had already been contemplated by other
members of the legislature They have the power to do just
that if they scrupes and feeling of responsible
ty the people who elected them. If they have such
thoughts they ought to be removed before the legislature
goes into session early next year.
All in all the exhibit last Friday evening shoddy
performance and unworthy of elected representatives