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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
BY BETTY BEALE
Star Stan Writer

Mrs. William Rogers, wife
the Attorney General, said
last evening at the Little
Cabinet supper that there
was nothing settled between
her husband and Vice Presi-
dent Nixon regarding their
future plans. The story that
they would become law part
nerS, she~Said, was simply a
newspaper story.
She would not say there
was no basis to it, but she
emphasized that there was
nothing settled and that
there was pressure on her
husband to practice law in
New York. That, of course,
is where the bigger incomes
are, said Adele, though she
would rather live in WASH
ington and live on less.
1.-THE children" she said,
"say they refuse to leave
Washington"
UNDERSECRETARY OF
THE NAVY FRED BANTZ
rose at the end of the din
ner that drew 10 to the OFF,
GERS Club at the Naval Med
lcal Center, and said, This
Is the last time we will get
together. We will all leave
with a feeling that we have
had a kind of special privi-
lege that is afforded few men
in their lives" the privilege
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18

twirling expertly on the
dance floor; Assistant At
torney General and Mrs.
Philip Ray. who also danced
to the music by the Navy
Combo.
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY
GENERAL George Doub rose,
too, to put in a few words at
the end of the roast beef,
fried chicken. fried shrimp
and cold ham dinner. I'VE
have all been privileged to
participate in a great tradi-
dition." he said. tits one that
will 60 on. We hope our sue
cessors will be better men
than we are - although l
doubt it. (Applause0 But at
any rate we have the best
looking women that have
ever been assembled by any
administration" he finished
among gallant substantiation
from other members of his
sex.
Before the party broke up,
Perk Mcclure introduced
The Sea Chanters, "Arleigh
Burke's pride and joy -
there's nothing like them
even in the British navy"
BY II o'clock the Little
Cabinet of the Eisenhower
administration had finished
holding its last party.
THE KING OF MOROC-
COS accession to the throne
was celebrated last evening
between $50 and $3.50 at a
pleasant well arranged party
in the Crystal Room of the
Sheraton Carlton.
The Ambassador and Mrs.
Ben Aloud received close to
300 members of the diplo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18

matte corps and friends to
mark the occasion. The
Kings picture was placed on
Z a side table flanked by flags;
the buffet was on a large ia
Bile in the center Of the room.
Mrs. Christian Herter, one
OF the early arrivals, chatted
with Mrs. Robert McLaugh-
lin, wife of the District Com
missioner, who Is travelling
abroad and was earlier re-
ported i'll.
Soviet Ambassador and
Nine. Menshikov came and
stayed for quite a while, the
Ambassador spending at least
20 minutes in a huddle with
United Arab Republic Am
bassador Mustafa Kamel.
Assistant Secretary Of State
Lewis Jones appeared, SPORT
ing a young. growing mus
tache and deliberately pre-
tending to twist the ends
with an exaggerated gesture.
Italian Ambassador Brosio
had a confab with Neither
lands Ambassador and Nine.
van Rotten. Saudi Arabian
Am b ASA dor Sheikh Al
Khayyal dropped by. 30 did
Belgian Ambassador Schey-
ven, Afghanistan Ambassador
and Nine. Maiwandwal, Por-
tugese Ambassador Esteves
Ferr1andes, Greek Ambassa-
dor Liatis, Polish Ambassador
Spasowski, who returned to
Washington this fall adorned
with a full-grown mustache,
Finnish Ambassador and
Nine. Seppala. Ceylonese
Ambassador and Mrs. Gune-
wardene and Yugoslav Am
basSador Nikezic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Little Cabinet Says Good-by;
Morocco Marks Kings Date

Of coming here to serve at
the request of the President.
II have had the pleasure
of working with two of the
ablest and most effective
Secretaries of the Navy we
have ever had-Mr. Gates
and Mr.. FRANKIE" he con-
tinued. Directing to the
commonly accepted theory
that such jobs as theirs were
filled on the basis of political
patronage, he stated, 1.-The
Navy has looked and sought
for the best men it could get
for the job"
He paid tribute to Mrs.
Rogers and Mrs. True D.
Morse, wife of the Undersec-
rotary of Agriculture, who
had done SO much work on
the Little Cabinet dinners
through the years. And
also to the two absent
chairmen of last evenings
dinner, his wife and Mrs.
Elmer Bennett, wife of the
Undersecretary of the In
terror. who were both home
i'll.
Mr.. Bantz, who will 60
back to Pawling, N. Y. as a
director of j. c. Penney's,
wound up saying that not
only had their lives been en-
riched by the great friend
ships formed here, but they
had learned one very impor.
tant thing. Before coming
to Washington most of them
had belonged to the Let
George Do It" organization
because they were too busy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
HOMEWARD BOUND

President Eisenhower smiles he off Mrs. Field
Augusta Co. where she boorded the presidential plane
Washington remaining on at the
Augusta Notono Golf Club where he spending his qoinq
vocation until the middle of He Wonoto for
the Thanksgiving holiday At right James Roey chief
House Secret Service deoI-AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1960-08-06
HOUSES FOR SALE MD.

CHEvERLY AREA-only one left
New brick rambler with full bsmt =,
3 bedrms.. extra-large kit, coun-
try-size. lot; immediate possession,
and only S14,950.
LANDOVER - Spotless, 4-bedroou
brick rancher; all large rooms
including separate din. rm. and
liv. rm., hot-water heat, large
screened porch, beautiful street.
level lot; $500 down and balance
like rent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with ap.
prox. 900 SO. It. Of living space
with fireplace, separate din. rm
porches and bsmt.: level lOl
with trees and garage. Asking
$l0.950.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7774
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ACRES
SNEAK PREVIEW

Only 15 brick ramblers and split
levels will be built at these prices
S21. $50 and S2l,650, and they
are Incompatible buys. PHA f.
nancing, as low as $4,000 down;
builder will accept all trades, cal
EVELYN @. KAPLAN g. CO.
!Matc6sMakinr HsSisSs Is Our 10; susin.ssa SiISSSa
sEABROOK-only 3 left. LEe, q
bedrms., I'm. hSrit., all brk.; Si7'o
800, Also, used 3-bedrm. brk
rambler for $4,000. Also, one
3.bedrm. house in Palmer Park:
$500 dn., $4,000. assume 4CS
loan. sP. 3-4892 or WO. 6-5l02
SEAT PLEAsANT-S295 down, 500
per mo. S11 900. IL baths, full
bsmt.,. 2-bedrm. brick, semi-de-
tached. Is days possession, 800
Cabin John DR.. WA. 5-S61l.
SEAT PLEASANT AREA, 5I9 Car.
mody Hills dr.. New 3-bedrm pune
lge.. liv. rm.; $500 dn., pymts. like
rent. Owner finance. LU. 2-l7O4
SEAT PLEASANT; S195 down in.
cluding settlement-3-bedrm. de.
tached; fenced lot: vacant. Owner
will finance. ST. 3-5690.
SOUTHLAWN-Three-bedrm.ra ramb
Garage, fenced lot; good terms,
SoUTHLAWN r EALTY, LO.
1852.
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HOUSES FOR SALE MD.

sEABRoOK ACREs-Year-old, g.
rm., family rm. 2is baths, car
port: lRe. Handicapped yard. S22,-
300. owner transferred. Immed
OCCUPANCY, SP. 3-f3O65
Evening star., 1960-08-06
HOUSES FOR SALE MD.

MsA,10WI9oD, Is!,d.D,I! ,.,eMsv enMist; ssa1 suburban
iEe. Gasa rec. rn. with fireplace: I patio: as
h-acre yard: S24,950. C. ROB-
ERT GRAY g. CO., JU. 5-61O0.
OWNER LEAVING TOWN-Must
sell this 3-yr.-old split-foyer brick
rambler: 3 bedrms. first floor; fin-
rec. rm, and study downstairs,
loan; SOC pitt. REDUCED 70
$4,000. OK FOR TRADE,
TRACER ASSOCIATES JU. 9-6222
PARKWOOD-B : Brick
rambler. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. den,
with fireplace. fenced lot. Fully
landscapsd, lgs. trees; S24,4o0.
Evening star., 1960-08-06
BETHEsDA-Greenwich Forest

BETHESDA-Greenwich Fores
Area-Lovely brick Colonial in a
very desirable loc. Liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, powder rm. and scr
porch on 1st fl. 3 bedrms. and
baths on End. Det. garage. Very
nice shaded lot. Priced at S26,750
for immed. sale. Owner trans.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS INC, OIL
2-7006; ewes, OIL. 6-S076.
H.-LUXMANOR - Brick Cape
Cod: wooded setting. llSx139 IT.;
1st-fl. den (or I'D bedrm.) 9 baths,
walk-out bsmt.; S25.50O. GULL
ANO Real Estate, OIL. 4-l100.
BETHESDA: CENTRALLY AIR
CONDIT, = 3-yr.-old, brk. split
level. ASSUME $4,000, SCI foan;
4 bedrms., 2I2 baths. carport: very
conv. NH and Naval Med. Priced
in upper 20s.
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-1415
BETHESDA-Walking distance to
B. C. c. high school, Lady OF
Lourdes and shops. 3-bedroom,
2-bath brick Colonial with powder
room on 1St floor. Full basement
with rec: room: Priced at S24,-
$50 EDW. H. JONES e. CO.,
INC, WO. $4,000 til 3 pm.
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BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE HOMES

BETHESDA
chevy CHASE HOME
$19,600 Newly decorated
brick rambler; 3 bedrms.,
Ia baths on first floor; sep.
dining area, modern kit,
full bsmt. with paneled rec.
rm.; carport, patio; $4,000;
41a1o trust available; conve-
nient schools, shopping and
transportation.
$la.950 - 4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod; liv. rm. wlfirepl.,
sep, din. nm, completely
equip. kit, full bsmt. with
paneled study, rec. rm. VI
bar, maids rm. with "a bath,
attached garage.
S24,950-An excellent buy.
Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial. Conv. NH. Formal
din. rm., all-elec. kit, pow
der room on lst floor; full
bsmt., screened porch, beau
tiful patio, garage.
S26.950 Contemporary
brick and frame split-level;
liv. rm. with fireplace and
cathedral ceiling, sep. din.
rm.. pastel elec. kit. with
breakfast area: 3 bedrooms,
study, Ga baths, carport;
wooded yard; owner leaving
city.
S2T.950-Move right in this
gracious brick -and-stone Co.
lonial in close-in Battery
Park, through hall, liv. rm.
w/frepl., family-sized din.
rm. with bay window, spa
cious kit. with adjoining
brkfst. rm., 4 bedrms., 2
baths, full bsmt., scr. porch
plus sleeping porch. 2-car
garage, beautiful rear yard.
$34,5OO - Westgate. Excel
lently constructed English
Tudor with center hall: 3
twin-siZed bedrms., 2 baths,
mod. kit, powder room on
1st floor; full bsmt. with
paneled rec. room, maids
room and bath; screened
porch, garage.
S35,950- KORZENDORFER
built quality brick rambler
in new condition through
out, center entr., c6-ft. liv.
rm. w/firepl. and French
doors opening to rear patio.
Formal din. rm., spacious
all-elec. kit. with pantry.
3 twin-sized bedrms., 2
baths, rec. rm., w/firepl., q
car garage, excellent close-in
Chevy Chase location on
quiet street, conv. rec. area.
S42,500 Contemporary
brick-and-frame rambler on
34-acre wooded setting. Liv.
ing rm. with flrepl., beamed
ceiling and window wall with
view, stainless steel elc. kit.
with adjoining family rm.,
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, full
bsmt. above ground level,
with rec. rm.; double car
port of kit; circular drive.
80 Uo,r IIA~oo WILL
Evening star., 1960-08-06

S26,950 - Contemporary
brick and frame split-level;
liv. rm. with fireplace and
cathedral ceiling, sep. din.
rm., pastel elec. kit. with
breakfast area; 3 bedrooms,
study, Ga baths, carport;
wooded yard; owner leaving
city.
Evening star., 1960-08-06

BETHESDA-Larger Colonial home
in beaut. sub. area. FOR SALE BY
OWNER leaving town. OIL. 2-3725.
BETHESDA, S1S,950. Real cutie
3-bedrm.. 2-bath Cape Cod with
nice den on 1st fir; full bsmt.,
nice yard; excel financing w/very
low dn. pymt.: extremely conven-
lent neighborhood. C. B. WYVELL,
Real Est, OIL. 6-917S; ewes, OIL.
Evening star., 1960-08-06

Sl9.950 - 4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod; liv. rm. wlfirepl..
sep. din. rm., completely
equip. kit. full bsmt. with
paneled study. rec. rm. VI
bar. maids rm. with "a bath,
attached garage.
Evening star., 1960-08-06

S24,950-An excellent buy.
Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial. Conv. NH. Formal
din. rm., all-elec. kit, pow
der room on 1St floor; full
bsmt., screened porch, beau
tiful patio, garage.
Evening star., 1960-08-06
List Your Home With
KORZENDORFER

1924 WISCONSIN AVE.
REALTORS OIL. ASH
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HOUSES FOR SALE ND.

CONN. AVE. EsT.-Assume SILL
500 4iaT. 6-rm. rambler mr.. all
eonv, Sl5,250. ALLEN REALTOR,
Lo.. 6;1950. TRADE-call for ap-
Evening star., 1960-08-06

BETHESDA = Create your own
valuel This 3-bedrm., 2l2-bath
Colonial needs work. A f1awless
brick -and-slate shell. Excel. loc.
Huge rm. sizes throughout. Full
bsmt.. part. finished attic. S24,950.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070
BETHESDA, BRADMOOR = Air
cond. brk. rambler, a beauty! Sep.
din. rm., dishwasher, dinette. etc.
3 bedrms., , baths, rec. rm., 4th
bedrm.. 3rd bath: garage, pch :
upper EOS; SAMUEL E BoGLEY
OF MD. INC, OIL. 6-1S00 (office
onen Sun IO-Rl
Evening star., 1960-08-06

ALEX. bedroom, 2-bath
brick rambler with full basement
and double size lot. Just redec-
and excellent terms arranged. XII
q-3630. M. H. BARRY ORG,
Realty Admin. Ewes, XII. 9-546S.
Evening star., 1960-08-06

COLSTON DR., near Meadowbrook
rec. area-Immaculate 3-bedrm.
det. Colonial brick: spacious rms.
Of-street parking; Only Sl9;950.
Evening star., 1960-08-06

CHEVY CHASE. 7iOS 44th St
Attractive 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW,
priced for quick sale: lot 6Oxl 30.
Financed by owner. OIL. 4-32S2.
Evening star., 1960-08-06

KENSINGTON-Avail. for immed
occupancy. Surrounded by Ice.
shade trees: this immac. Cape Cod
with 4 bedrmS. and nursery, y
full baths, paneled din. rm., firepl
rec. rm. and rear screened porch
oters ultimate in value. Only
Sl7,500. OWNER. OIL. $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-08-06
CLOSF-IN SILVER SPRING

$3.50 DN.-Sl00 MO.
Vacancy: 2-bedrm .-and-bsmt. de-
tached home decorated ike new,
Tremendous lot Only $13.500.
LO. 5-S7l1
RALPH d COHN
Evening star., 1960-08-06
HfOpen

BURNT MILLS AREA
Open Sat. and Sun. Noon TIL Dark
NEW BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL AND
RAMBLERS BY KAY & SONS
BUILDERS.
Evening star., 1960-08-06

S34,500 - Westgate. Excel
lently constructed English
Tudor with center hall: 3
twin-siZed bedrms., 2 baths,
mod. kit, powder room on
1st floor; full bsmt. with
paneled rec. room, maids
room and bath; screened
porch, garage.
, 1960-06-02
Grass is Green But
Fire Spreads Quickly
Until Controlled

Al grass fire occurred yesteT-
day afternoon around the area
Of the Girls Training School
at Annals Hope. One half acre
was destroyed.
Despite Of the greenness Of
the grass, it started to spread
quickly. Arrival Of the fire
truck from Christiansted
brought it under control.
, 1960-06-02
Bucculuureute
Services Of G. II. S.
Set for June 18th

The christiansted High
School Baccalaureate Ser
vices are rotated among
churches Of different denomi-
nations. This years senior
class devotional service will
held at the Christiansted Luz
theran Church On Sunday,
June 10 at 400 pm. The pub
lie is invited.
Commencement Exercises
will be held at the High
School Auditorium at $40
pm, June q, Seating is
limited, and admission shall
be by cards distributed to pa
rents, guardians and guests.
The allowance Of cards which
will admit one person only de-
ponds upon the total number
Of graduates.
Attendance Q + pre-school
children IS discouraged
, 1960-06-02
end Run Driver
DumuQes Car Then
Disappears

a hit-and-and-run accident
was reported to the Police
when : car struck the Ford
Falcon Of Kenneth Wright,
while he was driving on the
Northside Road III the vici-
nifty Of Estate St. John. The
car failed to stop.
Wright's only information
was that the car that struck
hin u IS : Hoolllzswwasen He He
could not get the license NUM-
Der because it was headed in
the opposite direction
, 1960-06-02
R-ecreutionul Site
Committee Appears
Before Legislature

The Frederiksted Recrea-
tional Site Committee BY re-
guest Of 7 h Legislature
appeared before that body to-
day to testify regarding the
report it submitted to Cover
nor Merwin recently, recon-
mending that 20 acres Of land
and q beach be acquired at
Sandy Point for public use.
Tomas Morales and Oscar E.
Henry, members Of the COM
mittee went to st. Thomas
this morning where they
Joined Commissioner Carlos
A. Downing.
The Frederiksted Citizens
COMMITTEES, which originated
the idea Of q public beach at
fContinued on pace u
, 1960-06-02
Third Bienniul
Convention Set for
June s ia ST. Thomus


The Women's League Of st
Thomas wishes to remind ali
participants in the Third Bier
NAL All Day Women's Con
vention to be held at the
Charlotte Amalie High School
on June 9th, 1860, whit Mon:
day, . public holiday and o.
the special Pre-Convention
Luncheon to be held at the
Flamboyant Hotel on Sunday
June 5th At 1890 Pm. to com
plete and mail the pre-regis-
tration blanks to the Wo-
mems League, Box 794, or call
Mrs. Angelica Hay (tel. 1861 or
Mrs. Edith Bornn (tel. 964).
The Convention will, as in
the past, be divided into
morning and afternoon ses-
sions. The morning session
will feature the guest speaker,
Professor Erikson and panel
discussions on the subject Of
the Convention and will open
at $50 AM. The afternoon ses
sion will be devoted to round
table discussions commencing
at 100 Pm. and closing with
q general session from $50 to
4::S0. Luncheon will be served
at the High School cafeteria
at . cost Of $1.25 to $50 for
al those who are able to stay
and enjoy the opportunity Of
meeting the guests and dele
gates from the neighboring Isl
lands and abroad.
Attendance at the Conven-
ton is open to all women Of
the Virgin Islands and the
neighBofing islands. The re-
gistration fee for each indivi-
dual participant is $1.OO pay
able by mail Or at the time Of
registration on the day Of the
Convention. Registration at
the Cabs Auditorium will
Continued q page q
, 1960-06-02
st. Croix eYucht
Wins Governors
Trophy On Sunday

4&4T
Trophy On Sunday
Last weekend proved to be
q busy one for yachtsmen in
the Virgin Islands. The Vir-
gin Islands Yacht Club held
its annual race from st. Tho
mas to ST. Croix on Saturday,
May 18th. There were "A ST.
Thomas yachts and one entry
Jack Ohmeis' eMandoos
from ST. Croix in this race.
The winner was pr. CowelI
Taylor's eight metre "Cary1,"
with Colonel Bindley's Lady
Tristram III" second.
The st. Croix Yacht Club
entertained the St. Thomas
visitors at 4 picnic On Buck
Island on Sunday.
The annual race for the Gov
ernors Cup was held off Buck
Island beach on Sunday. Two
Heron Class boats from The
Virgin Islands Yacht Club and
two Penguin Class boats from
ST. Croix Yacht Club compel
ed in a three-race series over
q triangular course. Paul
Voytershark, sailing D h h.
Burr's Penguin, with Anton
Teytaud growing, took three
frsts for q total Of 1891 noints
to win the Governors Cup.
Second was Colonel John
Bindley, viii Z points, sailing
his Heron. Bruce Cobb in 4
Heron and Bill Chandler in a
Penguin tied for third place
with 5 points each.
The Governors Cup was do
mated by Gov. John David
Merwin as q perpetual trophy
70 promote inter-island yacht
racing. Last year ST. Thomas
won the cup. Governor Mer-
win could not be present on
Sunday to make the presenta-
ton as planned, having to
leave for Washington on Sa-
fcontinued on page a
Evening star., 1960-09-04
ENGINEER
s1s.k ExcEIIENT IiIi n. OFF oPfPoRTuNTTY
EYECnTIYE TYPE-salary

EXECUTIVE TYPE-Salary and
bonus for man to represent large
corporation. No travelling. Esta6'
Nshed resident, 80 to 40, mar
Yied. ambitious, capable OF assum.
personal history. All replies
strictly confidential. Box $685.
Star
Evening star., 1960-09-04

SHIFTING CLERK, 20 to 45-Ex-
perienced preferred; some typing
| necessary. Salary open; call MT.
Saver, LOFSTRAND CO., Rockville.
| HA H.7OR0
Evening star., 1960-09-04

institutional Statesmen
The Murry's Steak Co. is looking fol
to institutional cafeterias in Wash
ington. Md, Va. and surroundine
areas. to carry our frozen portion
control meats and sea food alone
with this present line. We will
also consider man to sell our line
exclusively. Must have excel. ref
erences. No others need Apply
For appt. call MR.. MILLER RE
Evening star., 1960-09-04
RADIO CONCENTRATIONS

RADIO COMMUNICATIONS
ENGINEERS
Applications. are invited from cleo
tronic engineers with experience
in radio or wire communications
for for o. Federal M q gp9sssitions ms. IpSins Ipayiinss
in OCDM Operational Headauar-
sTSv. tsTs Battle Spsss MSs 1stss
tion OF nationwide radio and wire
communication systems. Positions
will be fllled in accordance with
civil service regulations. Send ap-
plication for Federal employment
or write to: DIRECTOR OF PER
SoNNEL. Executive Once Of the
Presidcnt. once OF Civil and De
tense Mobilization Battle Creek
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, full
REALTY. JE. 2-940O.
REAL ESTATE salesmen or women
w/or without exper., we offer:
PLENTY of hstings.
2.-Several subdivisions.
3.-Planned advertising.
4.-Professional training.
.5.-$100 wk. II you qualify.
All this in one Of the tastest;groT,;;
y Homes On sMarr are SMALL Pr Frobie@si" R1sP'
REAL ESTATE SALESldAN-Activs
ofc. in rapidly growing comm.
attrac. proposition. TR. b-6445.
REAL ESTATE
PRINCE GEORGES AND MONT,
GOMERY COVE really need
you! We have several new sue
cessful subdivisions and individual
listings. High commission paid
and drag considered to uualifi:sd n e,
Rfomn Mr. cf aacfner sne eS' or Mn Sne rSomas
NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL ES-
TATE CORP. HA. 7-4400.
Real Estate Statesmen
AND WOMEN
Have opening fer 2 experienced
en-. also 2 part-time men ol
high-grade salespeople to earn toI
incomes. Best location and ia.
cilities of multiple listing with
established ressnltooGG since NJ, 1909
HEWITT REAL ESTATE CO, s4si
REPRESENTATIVE WANTED i
yOuk bCIA1bO1y. E1Oul JOuI uCSA
you can earn substantial addi
tior to your income. Only writer
contracts with your clients! Writ
for particulars and further detail
to VKK-OFFICE. Vienna &c, P. o
Box 12S, Austria.
RESIDENT MANAGER
For large garden apartment, oper
ated by outstanding management
company. Good opportunity TO
an able experienced man. Writ
Box IDLY. Star.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN, military 0
civil service. To list and sell rea
estate. Must live in area Of Fall
Church, Springfield, Fairfax o
Mclean. Experience not necessary
Will train. JE. 3-0242.
ROOM CLERK
For large midtown hotel. This posi-
ton offers splendid opportunit
for experienced man. Apply person
mel once. AMBASSADOR HOTEL
| 1401 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

INSIDE SALESMAN
Young man. with some knowledge
Of chemistry, for sales. dept. Of
large laboratory supply house;
estimating quotations and bids,
work in air-conditioned ONCE
salary commensurate with quail
fications and experience, promo
tions based on merit, vacation
with pay and company-patd group
ins. and Decentralization. Apply
personnel. FISHER SCIENI1F1I
100 WOODBURY. DRIVE
Evening star., 1960-09-04
PUBLICITY PROMOTION
ADMINISTRATOR

We have a position available with
q new British technical publishine
subsidiary which offers future
management possibilities. COLLEGE
graduate preferred with good Eng
lish and fair for journalism. This
position entails preparation OF
publicity for direct mail and Jour-
nal advertising; supervision of and
research on mailing lists, and
writing of promotional and adver-
tising copy. S4.160-S5.200 accord
ing to exper. and qualifications.
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perp. Bldg, 9. g., Nd. JU. 9-61ed
Evening star., 1960-09-04
EXECUTIVE SALES
TRAINERS (2l

Wanted by one of Americas largest
corporations. No travelling re-
retirement pension. College edu-
cation and sales experience pre-
9erred. though not required. Start.
ing compensation as high as $500
plus bonus.
Age 2l-35. Write about yourself
on one page and give telephone
number. Information held in con-
fidence.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-08-25
Key Democratic
Committee Posts
Go to Northrop

Sen. Edward N. Northrop has
been given two key committee
assignments by local and State
supporters of the presidential
candidacy of Sen. John F. Ken
nedy.
Northrop was named by
Thomas B. Finan, co-chairman
for the Maryland Kennedy
Johnson campaign, to the State
Democratic Campaign Advisory
Committee, and was appointed
by Blair Lee, III, Montgomery
County Kennedy Campaign
chairman of local advisory
committee.
The State advisory commit.
tee viii work with the Mary
land Democratic State Central
Committee on the congressional
as well as the presidential cam
paign. The county committee
headed by Northrop win be pri.
concerned with helping
to plan ways and means for
getting voters registered and to
the polls on election day.