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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANTS S75-SI25 per week
BooKKEEPERs (25) S65-Ss0 per
cREPIr COLLECTION TRAINEE
TYFisTs. sTENos. cLxs. to $50
so new openings daily, all kinds
EMPLOYMENT CENTER, Cor. 18th
and and G., eStab. AZ wears, MA,
S-234O, Miss Bell
ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER, full
charge for established co. in Sc.
section; profit sharing plan, paid
life ms, other liberal benefits, ex-
eel. oppor. for right person. 1l5
L st. Sc, Ii. 7-922l.
ACCOUNTANT-BKKPR., club or
restaurant exper. pref; Sl25 up
CLERK 5,,;n1 Trainss' college srad,, mst6
ALEEN.o'BR1EN Personnel e Service Tice
1404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72s0
ACCOUNTANT, $1,000
Securities exper. REQUIRED.
Acct;' Acct: constr sg1 CO. Coll. PIX" 5000
Asst. bkkprs. -scctS. clks., S65.S70
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGcY.. 1920 NY. Ave. NV
ADJUSTORS, 21-2S. high school
grads. willing to work for q good
future with profit-sharing pension
plan. Insurance and an auto, on
straight salray.
@. K. c. FINANCE CORP.
1917 r. / Ave, Mt. Rainier, Md.
S433 Ga. Ave: Silver Spring; Md.
l2S W. Broad St., Falls Church, Va.
1912 Ga. Ave, Silver Spg., Nd.
Or Annapolis or Waldorf Branch
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HELP MEN
CHEMISTS

BS chemistry or better, with Or
sanic BACKGROUND in lab. work.
should be interested in industrial
research lab; age to IS: salary
according to experience.
Also man with decree, plus exper.
IN analyzins chemical formulae.
/ 70 take charge OF serum produc-
uon Tor medical lab: $4,000 up.
SILL STUART, SMELLING AocY,
sos 14th st. NV. ST. 3-6sSs
CLERK, for part-time work, So
pm, 4 nights; interviews 10 am
pm: only: local bus; refs.
BOULEVARD LIQUORS, 2I06 L
CLERK TRAINEES, h.S.g-, age IS-
Z q, will train to operate proof
\ machine. days; S2l6. POTOMAC
\ EMPL,s 2334 Wilson blvd, Arl..
COLLECTION MAN wanted BY ex-
I pandlns organization. experience
, necessary. inside work; adequate
\ salary. For interview call DI. q
u 5077.
Co0K-Experienced. bring ref. All
| will be interviewed before hiring
| Apply ] to 3 pm. RIORDAN'S s,
1855 4th ST. s.E.
COUNTERMAN - White. Kosher
style delicateSsen, exp. REQ. Sand
wicheS, retail selling. Salary SIS
or PETER. Hosp, vac. guar. SHIRL-
\ lNGTON DEL. 40l5 s. 2Sth ST =,
Arl. TIE 6-OO96.
CRANE OPERATOR. for night
shift; exper.i salary open. cali
EN-. 2-l9l3 after pm
CRANE MAN. experienced in scra D
Ssra Ssra opsTation. Apply. in person
I'LL LIST st. s.w'
CREDIT ADJUSTOR
Man to learn consumer finance
1 held-car necessary. Call or visit
4 Credit Finance Service, 4SO5 In
\ dian Head highway, Eastoyer
MARYLAND, Lo 7-0s00.
DESK MAN-must be sober. hon
have good recent local ureS refs AHd oi
once exper. Between 80 and and a
yrs. Of age. Steady position: 8
gay wk. Hrs. am. to 5 pm.
salary $50 per wk. FRIEND
.RENT-A-CAR. 1921 L st. NV
DOORMAN, colored, for modern.
luxury ant. house: must be neat
appearing and well hammered; /;
references. Apply res. mgr, s25
New Hampshire ave. NV.
CRAFTSMAN, arch: immed. open
ing in nearby Va. for exper. man
Stuart. SMELLING AacY.. S so ii
18th st NV ST 3-RSSS
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MANAGER

CAR WASH; MANAGEMENT exper.
handling men, payroll. automobile
and equipment Good pay for the
right man. GIANT CAR WASH,
INC, 43R K st. NV. EX. 3-Sa34
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All Income Tax Services
PERSONAL

ACCORDION inst. BY profes. from
N z; beg. or adults. JE. 3-333S
ALERT TAX sERVICE-WHEATON
FORMER Internal Revenue agent
ana exper stan, ewes, 1-1O and
9.9 Sat. and Sun. Lo. 6-2i34,
11152 Georgia ave.
ALL TAX RETURNS-Exper taI
accountant bookkeeping service
LAPONT, HA. 2-914e.
ALTERATIONS = RemodeIing re-
hnlrg Of coats: all types OF work.
expertly done. FRANzEL SHOE
5156-B Benning I'd sc, use eate
entrance. 10. $500.
ATTN; BUSINESS-P PROFESSIONAL
MEN let me send out your bills
Csch month from my home: also
clerical work LA. 9-1l23.
DYEING GUARANTEED, NO
SHRINKAGE, dresses, suits, coats,
drapes, slip covers. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS. the Dye Work Special
list, 300 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 3-aTT7
FREEZER OWNERs-BudEet nIan
Over 400 varieties of choice
meat, frozen foods, groceries All
discounted. guaranteed and de-
livered Mr.. HYDE, JU a-65O7
INCOME TAX RETURNS accurately
prepared by former Internal Rev
enue agent. LO. 7-919S.
INCOME TAX, Fairfax Co. area
reasonable rates, fast service. CL
o-234S, or CR. $1,000.
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Of
by Public Law No. 9s2. The un-
dersigned viii sell, at public AUG
tion, in the premises Of ADAM
A wEsCHLER a SON, sO5 8
ST; NV ON THURSDAY, TIE
1860. COMMENCING TEN AN,
4s19s. IS 9si'sfsdSS sPARRsp pFsHvfS pPHwssRoKEEs X < rs
1914 7th st. NV.
ja2S,29, ,30-fe1,2,3
TH0s. J. OWEN D son,
Auctioneers,
I'LL Z ST. NV.
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PERSONAL
HAVE YOUR HOUSE,
CUSTOM BUILT

On your lot or on one
Of ours. Phone days, TE.
6-1400, ask for Al Baker,
81, or Dave Baker, Ewes.
phone TE. 6-4457 after
2 pm
2. H. BROYHILL
CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
sos N. Washington ST., Alex.
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MAINTENANCE MAN for large Sc.
experienced in all phases of main
tenance: sober. reliable and de-
pendahle. Good salary. plus 2-bed-
rm. apt. Apply COS l4th st. NV,
Rm. sos, between 3 and 5 pm.
MAN, white, between 81 and Al
years, for supervisory work in the
msnaRement of apartment houses
Previous experience desirable. Call
m S-ARQ5
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MANAGER-RETAILING

Experienced in retailing preferred
For busy store in active shopping
center. Salary commensurate with
experience. Please call XII. S-OSlO
for annOintmepf
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BS chemistry or better, with or
sanic BACKGROUND in lab. work,
should be interested in industrial
research lab; age TO IS; salary
according to experience.
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pYEING GUARANTEED.

INCOME TAX, Fairfax Co. area,
reasonable rates, fast service, CT.
6-234S, or CR. $1,000.
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AIRTRONICS, INC.

b522 Dorsey Lane. Bethesda, Nd
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IRISH NIGHT

INVESTIGATIONS. Cpvt.J. licensed
and bonded In Nd. Va. and D. c,
Latest electrontc equip. used. Still
ports. RE. 7-SlS5 or DI. G-T272.
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Career Opportunity
CARPENTERS

Residential construction; stead,
foreman, 200 block s. Ives ST
work, rough and trim. Apply Il
Aurnra Hills Arl Va
Evening star., 1960-02-03

Also man with degree, plus expeT
IN analyzing chemical formulae.
70 take charge of serum produce
ton for medical lab: $4,000 up.
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Legion OF Decency:
MOTION PICTURE cLASSIEIcA.
TON RY NATIONAL LEGION OF

MOTION PICTURE cLAsSlFIcA.
TON RY NATIONAL LEGION OF
pEcENcY: AL Morally Unobjec.
tionable for All; ALI Morally I'm
Objectionable for Adults; B Nor
ally Objectionable in Part for All;
c - Condemned. NRA No Rat.
ing Available.
FRIDAY, MAY ~
2 am, Chan. 4 A Date With
Judy, Part 2 MGM, l947
Al.
2 am, Chan. 10 - Return of Jack
Slade MIRA.
1890 am, Chan. s Alcatraz
Island - Warmers, 1887 = All.
S pm, Chan. 4 Pilot No. s.
MGM, 1912 All.
1890 pm. Chan. 6 - Leave Her
TO Heaven 10th Century Fox,
1945-AII.
11:l5 pm, Chan. 10 Breaking
Through the Sound Barrier
United Artists, 1852 - Al.
12:45 am, Chan. s The Mum.
my's Hand = Universal. 1942-B.
objection; Excessive gruesome-
SATURDAY, MAY as
1890 pm, Chan. 6 - Guadalcanal
] Diary Goth Century Fox,
1913 - All.
t1:25 pm, Chan. 4 Weekend
at the Waldorf - MGM, 1914 -
All.
1890 pm, Chan. 6 - Chinatown
Squad - NRA.
SUNDAY, MAY ~
II am, Chan. 4 - Sunset Pass
RKO, 1941 - Al.
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would not buy enough bread
for them, even to give each a
little" Fancy talking Of "a
little" in the Presence of In
finite Power and Grace. Phil
ip's unbelief was betrayed in
his calculations.
Then came an afterthought
on the part of Andrew who
said: There is a boy here
who has five barley loaves
and two fishes, but what is
that among SO many" What
embarrassment mixed with
pride there must have been
in the lad who was. about to
see his picnic seized! And yet
it was material for a miracle.
So little, but it was some
thing.
THE LORD NEVER gets
rich gifts for the poor of the
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world. The rich give to those
who already have; ii is only
the poor who give TO the have
nots. Those who have much
endow Libraries, build gym
naSiums. and write their
names on stones in labora-
tories.
But the little people with
only a few loaves and fishes
these are the kind to whom
the Lord turns for their tiny
gifts to become much in His
Hands.
Practically every cent the
Vicar of Christ receives for
the poor of the world comes
from little people with little
baskets, those who can offer
to him but the smallest pro-
portion of what is needed for
all the missions of the world.
But that is the way God
wants it. If the missionaries
had all they wanted they
would become soft and lose
their zeal.
THE SOCIETY FOR THE
PROPAGATION of the Faith,
which is the Holy Fathers
own m ission society and
which supports all mission
aries and missions every
where, lives on the descend
ants Of the boy with the loaves
and fishes. Little People, Send
your little to the Holy Faith
er through his Society for
the Propagation of the Faith
and ii will appear as much in
the ledger of heaven.
OUR BLESSED MOTHER
loves all of her children the
world over. You can prove
that you share her Mother
love by praying the WORLD
MISSION ROSARY for the
poor of the world. The sacri-
fice-offering of So that you
send along with your request
for The WORLD MISSION
ROSARY will aid materially
those whom your prayers aid
spiritually.
Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail
it to Most Rev. Fulton J..
Sheen, National Director of
the Society for the Propaga-
tion of the Faith, New York,
/, NY, or at your dioce-
san Director, Msgr. James
Kulp, 246 East Town Street,
Columbus, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-27

The answer
of P hill
was that of
a hard-head-
ed business
man who re-
duced every
problem { o
m o n e y
''T W 0 hun
dred silver
p j e S
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lnter-Eaith
Film Listing

This weekly guide is
printed in cooperation
with the Inter-Faith Film
committee as a public SER
vice to inform parents
of the suitable movie bills
for their children being
shown this weekend in
the area. Sunday ratings
can be found in the Co
lumbus Citizen : Journal
and Dispatch Entertain
ment section on Friday.
CHILDREN
HUNT'S-Ben. Hur
MAIN-The Sheepman, For
ever Darling.
TEENS
BEECHWOLD - Visit TO a
Small Planet, Way to the
Gold.
WEST FIFTH AUTO, CCC
AUTO-Visit TO a Small Plan
ct, Tarzan's Greatest Adven-
ture, The Giant Behemoth.
EASTERN-Visit to a Small
Planet, Cattle Empire.
GARDEN - Friday only -
Country Girl, Bridge at Toxic
Ri.
GARDEN-Saturday only,
with misunderstanding, lie.
gion of the Doomed.
LINC0LM-Visit to a Small
Planet, Oregon Trail.
RUSSELL r. Friday only
Stagecoach, Gunga Din.
UNIVERSITY ~ Visit 10 a
Small Planet, Count Five and
Die.
MATURE TEENS
PALACE ~ Sgt. Rutledge,
Back TO the Wall.
AIRPORT ~ Battle Hymn,
Thunder Road, Fort Massacre.
EAST SIDE AUTO The
Unforglven, Ten Seconds to
Hell, Plumber Road.
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Deaths

CINCINN MATT, (NC)--Re-
QUEEN Mass for FATHER AL
BERT n. PoETKER. ST., 73
former university h e a d,
atomic scientist and labor
management arbitrator, was
offered in Xavier University
chapel here.
The professor emeritus in
physics at Xavier died MAY
6) in Good Samaritan Hospi-
tai after a short illness.
A native of Cincinnati,
Father Poetker was president
of the University of Detroit
from 1882 to 1899 and its
executive dean from 1889 TO
1850, when he became chair
man Of the physics depart
ment at Xavier University.
He contributed to atomic
research through his work on
atomic spectral lines, which
provide Information on the
structure and properties of
atoms.
At etroit University
Father Poetker was a member
of the Michigan Special Medi-
alton Commission, and in 1941
during a strike he served as
arbitrator between the Ford
Motor Company and the
United Auto Workers. He
was a mediator in the 1943
contract negotiations of the
Detroit Street Railways and
served in the Detroit regional
office of the War Labor
Board.
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z pm, Chan. 10 San Antoine
Republic, 1852 - All; On the
Barrier Reef = NRA.
2 pm, Chan. s - Kill or Be Kill
ed = Eagle Lion, 1949 B. tOb-
lection: Tends to condone immoral
1925 PM, Chan. 4 A Woman's
Face MGM, 1916 - B. (objec.
ton: Sympathy is created for
heroine and her wrongdoing.)
1880 pm. Chan. 10 The Am.
b~assador'S Daughter All.
MONDAY, MAY 30
2 am, Chan. 4 = A Guy Named
Joe, Part / MGM, 1943-AH.
2 am, Chan. 10 = Blue, White
and Perfect - goth Century Fox,
194l = All.
1890 am, Chan. 6 Return Of
the Terror - NRA.
S pm, Chan. 4 Yank on the
Burma Road = MGM, 1941 - Al.
1l:15 pm, Chan. 10 And Now
Tomorrow Paramount, 1914
TUESDAY, MAY 81
2 am. Chan. 4 A Guy Named
9 ? aom.. Chr Chan 4 10 vow Wh l e Your
Birthday? RKo, is43-AII.
1890 am, Chan. 6 - Meet the
Girls - goth Century Fox, 1897
All.
s pm, Chan. q A Murder in
the Fleet - NRA.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 = Murder, He
Says = Paramount, 1914 - All.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE
. am. Chan. a = Bala1aika, Part
- MGM, 1889 All.
sister, Ann Dowd, in nearby
Franklin.
A onetime Boston College
football star and a semipro-
fessional baseball player after
graduation in 1924. Msgr. DoWd
organized the Catholic Youth
Organization in the Boston
archdiocese and directed it
until 1850. He served for
many years as archdiocesan
chaplain of Boy Scouts and
was a director Of the National
Catholic Committee on Scout
ing.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-27

BOSTON. Mass. (NC)
MsGR. GEORGE M. DoWD,
SO, known for his work in
youth and Boy Scout fields,
died May II while visiting his
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much they trusted in His
Providence and His Power.
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T'V Movie Ratings

q am, Chan. 10 - There's Magic
If Music - NRA.
1890 pm, Chan. S One Mans
Journey - NRA.
S pm. Chan. a The Sailor
Takes q Wife MGM, 1945-B.
objection: Suggestive sequences.)
1880 pm. Chan. 10 The I'M
seen - Paramount, 1914 - Al.
ILLS p.m., Chan. 10 - Welcome,
Stranger Paramount, 1876
Al.
THURSDAY, JUNE z
q am. Chan. 4 - Balalaika, Part
MGM. 1889 All; Murder,
My Sweet = Part RKO, 1914
All.
q am. Chan. 10 Girl Trouble
goth Century Fox, 194I-AI.
1890 am, Chan. 6 Everything
Happens at Night goth Gen.
fury Fox, 1899 - All.
s pm, Chan. a Desire Me
MGM, 1916 - All.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 The Cru
Sades - MIRA,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-27
Communion
Crusade Ends

The National Communion
Crusade will end Penteeost
Sunday. June 5. Parish CYC
units are encouraged to plan
a special observance of the
end of the Communion Cru
SADIE.
Our Lady of Victory, Our
Lady of Peace and st. Thorn
as the Apostle CYC units will
participate in the Communion
Crusade Sunday through Sat
urday.
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God Love You
Our Lord Wants.
'SmdII' Sacrifices
BY Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen
UNDE NOS.

ONDE 1NOS.
This was the beginning of the question Our Lord
asked Philip when thousands followed Him into the
desert: Whence are we to buy the bread for these
folks to eat?" Our Lord said this to try Philip and the
other Apostles to see how
thnr 4rntnd in liz
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ROME - RADIO, NO -
BISHOP VlcENTAS PADoL.

ROME - RADIO, NO -
BISHOP VlcENTAS PADoL-
SKIS, a refugee from COM
munist Lithuania, was buried
here in the presence of His
Eminence Giuseppe Cardinal
Pizzardo and other high Vat
lean officials.
Bishop Padolskis died May
6 after a heart attack. In re-
cent years he had been presi-
dent of the Lithuanian Col
lege of st. Casimir in Rome.
Bishop Padolskis was born
in Virbalis, Lithuania, on
April 81, 1904. He was ordain-
ed a priest in 1927 and in 1910
was consecrated titular Bishop
of Laranda and named Aux
iliary of Vilkaviskis. He was
forced to leave Luithuania in
1914
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Requiescant


AYERS. Miss Louise NJ. Is,
May II. St. Mary Church,
Hillsboro
BAER, Mrs. Nellie C., 81,
May is. St. Mary Church, Ma.
rion. St. Mary Cemetery.
BURKE. A. Richard, 10,
May 10, st. Peter Church. Co
lumbus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
DE- CRIGNIS, Mrs. LUCIA,
rs. May II, St. John the Bap-
fist Church, Columbus, ST. Jo-
sept Cemetery.
DONOHOE. Hobert Lewis,
May 10. ST. Michael Church,
Worthington, Greenlawn Gem
etery.
HART, Mrs. Hettie, 81, May
II, Immaculate Conception
Church, Dennison, st. Mary
Cemetery.
HOOK, Mrs. Mary C., IS,
May is. ST, Peter Church,
Wheelersburg. st. Peter Gem
etery.
KAISER, William G.. 83,
May IL, Christ the King
Church. Columbus, Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery.
LORETI, Louise g., Jr., II,
May 10. ST. Leo Church. Co
lumbus. ST. Joseph Cemetery.
LUCKHAUPT, John r., So,
May Is, ST. Mary Church, Co
lumbus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
McCOLLISTER, Mrs. Jane
A., May is, Holy Cross
Church. San Francisco, Calf.
Holy Cross Cemetery.
MCCARTHY, Frances p, 10,
May 10, Sacred Heart Church,
Columbus, st. Joseph Gene
terry.
McGONIGLE., Elwood P, SO,
May II, ST, Aloysius Church,
Columbus, St. Joseph Gene
terry.
MCMAHON, Mrs. Genevieve
f.. So, May Is, Holy Rosary
Church, Mt. Calvary Gene
terry.
McNAMEE, Mae, rs, May 10,
81. Philip Neri Church, Muir
ray City, Greenlawn Gene
terry.
MEISTER, Adolph, "a, May
II. st. Christopher Church,
Columbus, ST. Joseph Gene
terry,
MUMM. Col. William, 81,
May ID, Holy Rosary Church,
Columbus, st. Joseph Gene
terry.
MURPHY, Mrs. Virginia,
81, May 10, Holy Rosary
Church, Columbus, ST, Mary
Cemetery, Marion, Ohio.
NEFF, Warren B., 81, May
IS, ST. Thomas Church, Zanes-
vile. Mt. Olive Cemetery.
PETERSON, Mrs. Robert r j.,
81. May ID, st, Nicholas
Church, GAINESVILLE. Mt. Olive
Cemetery.
PETERSON, Christopher, Q,
May 10. ST. Nicholas Church,
GAINESVILLE, MI. Olive Gene.
terry.
REAMER, Mrs. Margaret,
May 10, ST. Christopher
Church. Columbus. Burial,
Piqua, Ohio.
RONDlNELLA, Mrs. BENG.
ma. 10, May II, ST. Joseph
Church, Dover, ST. Joseph
Cemetery.
SCHLERETH, Andrew j.
83, May IL, st, Aloysius
Church, Columbus, ST. Joseph
Cemetery,
SINISTER. Mrs Lillian
so, May Is. st. Mary Church.
Delaware. st. Mary Cemetery
WAGNER, Albert ~, 81,
May IS, Church Of the AS
.x. DmGlf
Evening star., 1960-10-01

L. w. James will speak.
Randall J. Hicks is chair
man Of the committee spon-
soring the event.
= %&a
Appointment of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the
Washington Real Estate
Board for 196O-6l has been
announced by President
Frank J. Luchs. Serving are
George w. De Franceaux,
Charles H. Purcell, Howard
Bernstein, Milburn ]. DOnO-
hoe, jr., and Mr.. Luchs.
y y
William NJ. Kr0lI, jr., has
announced the opening Of
a real. estate brokerage Of
flee to be known as Kroll
Realty, Inc. at 81O5 Wood
mont avenue, Bethesda. Md.
Mr.. Kroll attended Bulls
preparatory school, George
town University. and is a
graduate of the University
Of Maryland. After serving
as a communications officer
with the Air Force, he
worked for Jansky g. Bailey,
Inc. and for the last three
years has been associated
with Andris Realty, Inc.
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Porking Garage
Is Scheduled

A new six-level parking
garage for tenants of the re-
Gently completed Riddell
Building have been annouced
by the Standard Construc-
ton Co.
The structure will be built
on the northwest corner of
Eighteenth and L streets.
The garage will have space
to park $50 cars. Architects
are Corning, Moore, Elmore
and Fisher, of Washington.
The building is scheduled to
be completed in January,
1861, H. L. Rust Co. reports.
Evening star., 1960-10-01

DR.. Cyril J. Laughlin and
lives at 1915 Colesville road,
Silver Spring.
\ y + 4
How to Get a Listing
Right" will be the topic of
Evening star., 1960-10-01
Realty Revue Of the Week

Mrs. Naomi Laughlin, ex-
ecutive officer of the Mont
Somery County Board of
Realtors. has been named
executive vice president of
the board. She is the wife of
Evening star., 1960-10-01

a breakfast meeting to be
held at g. am. Wednesday
at the Holiday Inn in Airing
ton by the Multiple Listing
Service of the Northern
Virginia Real Estate Board.
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OPEN DAILY 9 AM. TO PM.

Drive out Georgia Ave. beyond Silver Spring to
ArcoIo Ave-, continue stroieht to Kemp Mill
estotes (opposite rodio stoton WQMR)
Listen todoy and every Saturday to Broodwoy
Musical Theatre, WQMR, 1850 on your dioI,
| to PM
Evening star., 1960-09-25
CLRCLING THE COUNTRYSIDE
An Artistic Doub|eheuder

time to turn out an impress
sive group of oils, water COL
ors, prints and drawings, all
done during the current year.
And time is what most of
them don't have since they
are mothers, fathers, grand
mothers, grandfathers, house
keepers, businessmen and
teachers.
The m e m b erShip lists
changes from year to year
as this part-time group moves
out of, or into, Loudoun, but
the quality of their work re-
mains consistent.
Officers
Officers of the club are
Mrs. Herman Pohl, presi-
dent: Mrs. E. N. Slappey,
vice chairman, and Mrs.
Owen T. Batson, secretary
treasurer. Rowland Lyon of
Washington is the guest ex-
hibitor this year. He has
brought out a selection of
his sculpture to be shown
throughout the exhibit.
The show will be open to-
night until 9 o'clock DST).
with tea served from 8 until
6. 1t will continue through
next Sunday from 10 am.
until 6 pm. during the week
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added to, Georgian stone
home with a worldwide COL
lection of antiques. Mrs. Arm
old was her own architect for
both the interior and exterior
and Col. Arnold was his own
engineer. Mrs. Arnold also
did a good bit of her own
stone work on the walls and
terraces and designed and
planted the walled herb
garden in back of Windflelds.
Eight of Waterford's
houses will be open during
the Waterford week end on
October 7. 8 and 9, all of
them within walking distance
of one another and all of
them either restored by the
present occupants. or by
members of the Waterford
Foundation who exist to per-
petuate their little town.
Billy Dew is giving his an
nual dance at the Commu-
nifty Center in Middleburg on
Friday night while members
of the Fairfax Hunt and
their guests will dine the
same night at the Fairfax
Hunt Club before the Fair
fax races on Saturday.
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Old Homes Tour
Set in Aldie

What has become an an
nual Old Homes Tour in the
village of Aldie. Va. is sched-
uled for Friday and Satur-
day, when six of its houses
will be on view.
The event is sponsored by
the Episcopal Church of Our
Redeemer whose rector is the
Rev. E. A. deBordenave. An
old Virginia buffet luncheon
will be a highlight of the
tour and will be served from
II to l pm. at Pemberton,
one of the old Berkeley homes
in the community.
Hours for the tour will be
from 10 to S pm, E. S. T.,
with tickets and brochures
available at the church. Signs
will mark the homes open.
Located on Route so, a mile
west of Route is and Gill
bert'S Corner, Aldie is nestled
beneath the Bull Run Noun
tain in historic Loudoun
County.
Houses to be open include
Oakham, about two miles
west of Aldie on Route so,
which is owned by Mrs.
Henry Fairfax. The house was
built by Mr.. Fairfax's grand
father in 1880 and has orig
inal oaks and a plantation
Schoolroom on the estate.
Some of the furniture be-
longed to President James
Monroe and was used in the
White House during his term
Of office. Especially note
worthy is a game table which
was presented to President
Monroe by Gen. Lafayette.
Dover House, which is
being shown by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Caulk, has been
continuously occupied since
1870 with no restoration
other than modernization
and upkeep.
Windf1elds has been re-
Gently restored by it's owners,
Gen. and Mrs. Milton Arnold,
but the stone part 'of the
house and guest cottage date
from the 1790s.
The owners of Narrow
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'enton Mercer and named
after his Scottish family seat,
Aldie Castle.
Owned by Col. and Mrs.
Harold e. Potter, Old Mile
House dates from the late
18th century. 1t is situated
directly behind the old brick