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TO express their best wishes for
a speedy recovery of Mr.. Her
bert Graves who was seriously
injured in an automobile acct
dent last week. Mr.. Graves is
the parliamentarian and chair
man of the education and cul-
utral arts committee of the Ce-
dar Grove P-TA. He is a patient
at Suburban Hospital.
Miss Mary Kesler, who won
the Damascus High School
American Legion Oratorical
contest, went on to the county
meet where she placed fourth.
All the other county contest
ants were boys.
I The Second Annual Courtesy
Week was held at the Damas-
lcus High school recently. This
was sponsored by the Student
Council, the Future Teachers
Assn, and the Patrol. During
the week the following students
were singled out for recogni-
ton, due to their customary
display of normal courteous be-
havior, as opposed to an arti-
fetal courtesy assumed for the
purpose of impressing others:
David Slaton, John Newell, Reid
Power, Alice Cue, Jean Painter,
Warren Cue, Harry McClusky,
Barbara Evely, Frances Miller,
Jackie Jacobs, Billy Allen, Lar
ry Gladhill, Ray Mullinix, Rob-
ert Hitchcock, Robert Williams,
Wayne Randolph, Jess Higgins,
Carolyn Lonas, Frances Zeizler.
George Mccain, Jean Poole,
Philip FUR and George Easter.
day.
Students of the seventh and
tenth grades Of Damascus High
School will have their hearing
tested March 16. If a student in
any other grade wishes to have
hts or her hearing tested at this
time 1t will be done upon re-
quest. Mrs. Wetzstein, the
school nurse, and Mrs. Robert
son, an audiometrist of the
Board of Education, viii be in
charge.
The Women's Society of
Christian Service of Damascus
Methodist Church will serve a
luncheon at the church hall on
March 16 from 1880 am. to
1880 pm. There will be a meet.
ing on Tuesday, March 81, at
8 pm. Of all young adult wom-
en- to organize a new night
circle of WSCS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14

The Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer will hold rehearsals
of the junior choir each Satur.
day morning at 10 am. until
the end Of April. The pastors
class for those desiring informa-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14

criticism, this newspape. ard
most of the others sat up ard
took notice when Mrs. !,Icr.
rison wrote a letter to the
Board of Education and sent
copies to the newspapers. She
means business and Charles
Taylor Whittier. Superinten-
dent of Schools, the School
Board or Crescent Bride. su.
pcrvisor of physical education.
are not going to stop her cam.
paign too easily.
AS a matter of fact, there
has been more than one com.
plant concerning the tram
polines and nirli-tramps. And
evidently Mr.. Bride does not
get full reports on all accidents
that have occurred.
We accompanied Mr.. Bride
and his assistant to Sligo Jun.
ior High School where a dem.
onstration had been setup to
show how the trampoline pro-
vides a youngster with coordi-
nation, grace, arm strength
ard balance. Photographs and
a fuller story will appear in
the Thursdays Sentinel.
Physical education is an i'm.
pOrtant phase of schooling and
the county schools have the
best equipment that money
can buy, including about forty
trampoIines at $500 each. But
we wonder IL the element of
real danger is worth the co.
ordination, grace, arm strength
and balance that trampoIine
workouts are supposed to pro-
vide? There are other less dan
gerOus exercises that used TO
do the same thing.
The demonstrations we saw
Thursday were performed by
experts. But even these experts
landed on something other
than what they were supposed
to land on. What some neo-
phytes do on the fool things
we would hate to guess.
In fairness to this equip
ment provided by the Board
of Education, we must admit
that most youngsters Like the
trampoline and get some bene-
fit from jumping on it. We
also admit there are many
bright kids who could be in
jured for life simply because
they aren't equipped and never
win be equipped to be aero
bats, Mr.. Bride notwithstand-
ing.
Someone said ca high tight,
rope would provide the same
amount of coordination, grace,
arm strength and balance.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Letters to the Sentinel

We need food (of any sort)
old towels, blankets or pieces.
Just about anything can find
application here.
Forty-five cold noses and
warm hearts salute you!
Mrs. Louise Wood
The Sanctuary,
Route 2, Box 1854,
Martinsville, Ind.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Byron's Column

Lmes of recorded testimony
that must cost the county
thousands of dollars continues
10 pile up.
Listening in on this hearing
one gets the impression that
duly qualified public officials
are on trial. There are objec-
tons by the score. And there
are long conferences among
the Judges" before a ruling is
given.
A longtime member of the
staff of the Circuit Court sat
in on this hearing for a little
while and was amazed. He had
never seen such legal techni-
calities used even in the Cir
cult Court. And he was posi-
tive that not Judge on the
Circuit Court would allow such
irrelevant testimony. Nor
would any Judge show an at
titude so plainly expressed by
some member of the Board
OF Appeals.
Whether it is the system of
conducting the hearings, or
the Board Interpretation of its
duties, or too much workload
and not enough time, or a COM
bination of things-whatever
the cause, something should
be done Immediately to correct
the very bad impression one
gets on the activities and some
of the opinions of the Board
Of Appeals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Damascus
By Elizabeth Kile
WA. 6-1454

ton about the teachings, wor-
ship and history of the Luth-
eran Church meets each Sun
day evening at 7:30 at the par
sonage on Sugar Loaf DIR. The
next group Of new members
will be received into the church
Easter Sunday. The sermon for
Passion Sunday, March 10, will
be The Atonement of the Pill
grim" at which service the jun
ior choir will sing. The mid
week Lenten service on We'd
nesday, March %, will continue
the theme pilgrimage Through
the Passion" with the media
ton Along the Way of Sor-,
rows" There were 21S in at
tendance at the Organizational
Service of the Church of the
Redeemer March 5. III
u 4
Mrs. Walter Kee and Mrs.
Herbert Steele attended the 9th
Annual Republican WoInen's
Conference at the Sheraton
Park Hotel, Washington, D. c.,
March 6 and Z. The chairman of
the conference was Mrs. Clara
B. Williams, assistant chairman
of the Republican National
Committee. The meeting was
addressed by Senators Goldwat-
er, Morton, and Dirksen. The
following Republican women
also spoke: Honorable Gather
Inc May Washington, Flor.
ence Dwyer IN. j., Frances
Bolton (Ohio), Marguerite
Church Gid, and Mrs. Ivy Ba-
ker Priest, former treasurer of
the U. S.
The Family Community Gar
den Club met March 3 at the
home of Mrs. Roger Day with
Mrs. ]. d. Morris as co-hostess.
Saturday, May 20, was set for
the clubs annual plant sale to
be held at the firehouse. Roger
Burdette, president, welcomed
into the club Mr.. and Mrs. H. d.
Thornburg. Mr.. Donsife pre-
scented the proposed layout for
the clubs sign project. Miss Ed
wilma Mullinix gave an interest
ing study of the life of John
James Audubon and his paint
ings of birds. Mrs. Roger Bur
dette showed colored slides of
many of Audobon's paintings.
Friday April 81, the Cedar
Grove P-TA will hold their first
annual spring carnival in the
all-purpose room at the school.
The community and members
of the Cedar Grove P-TA wish
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Takoma Park Teacher
Wins Education Award

Mrs. Adnah j. Birthright Of
the science department of Ia.
koma Park Junior High School,
has been awarded a science
teacher citation by the National
Capital Area Joint Board in
Science Education.
The citation was in recogni.
ton of outstanding teaching
service. Mrs. Catherine S. Bride,
head of the mathematics depart
ment at Takoma, was similarly
honored last year, and Mrs. Ell
la Lopez, head of the Science
Department, the year before.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14

The Book Club of Damascus
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Modlinger on Haney
ave-, Wednesday, March IS, at
8 pm. Mrs. Donald Adrian will
give the report.
The Episcopal Mission Of Da-
mascus will hold its Lenten
meeting on March 10, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Cain, 25920 Woodfield I'd, at 8
pm. The rites of Holy Commu-
Mon will be observed at the
morning service on March 10, in
the music room of Damascus
High School. The Rev. Horace
Lilley of All Saints Church,
Chevy Chase, will officiate.
The pre.school conference for
children entering school in kin
dergarten or first grade for the
first time next fall will be held
April 20. Parents are asked to
contact the Damascus Elemen-
tary School by mail or call
CT. 1888 Immediately to get
the necessary forms which
must be completed prior to
April 20.
The School of Missions to be
held jointly by the Upper Sen
eca and the First Baptist
Churches the week of March 10
at the Upper Seneca Church,
will begin Sunday evening,
March 10. There will be a mis-
sion study group for all ages.
Each evening there will be a
special speaker. Sunday at 8
pm, Rev. John Tumblin of Bra.
I'll; Monday, $50 pm, Rev.
Harry P. Griffin of the Baptist
Juvenile Rehabilitation Center,
Charleston, S. c.; Tuesday, $3.50
pm, Rev. Robert T. Hughes,
Seneca Association Missionary:
Wednesday, $3.50 pm, Miss
Ruth Walden, Nigeria; Thurs.
day, $3.50 pm, Mrs. William L.
Lanier, Missionary to Good Win
Center, Tennessee; Friday, $50
pm, Rev. G. w. Billiard, pres.
ident Maryland Baptist Conven.
ton.
The First Baptist Choir will
give their Easter program at
the Damascus High School at 8
pm. March 20. Mrs. Joseph Rice
Is tie choir director.
The sympathy of the commu.
nifty is extended to Donald Gale
in the death of his mother. Mr..
and Mrs. Gale left Tuesday for
Vermont, the home Of his fam.
lily.
The Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer will hold rehearsals
of the junior choir each Satur.
day morning at 10 am. until
the end Of April. The pastors
class for those desiring informa-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
The Board of Appeals

Unless one attends a
hearing conducted by The
Board of Appeals for Mont
gomery County one would
not believe the reports Of
what goes on. There is prob
ably no other Board or Court,
including the Supreme Court
of the United States. that con-
ducts itself with more legal
red tape than does our Board
of Appeals in Montgomery
County.
This Board has always had
the reputation of conducting
long drawn-out legal proceed
ings, but the situation seems
to be getting worse. And many
of the opinions handed down
by this court" show an ar
biuary attitude that is almost
frightening.
The opinion expressed in the
Telephone Tower Case in Sill
yer Spring was an example of
this attitude. The opinion
denying a little old lady the
right to give piano lessons in
her home was another. And
we just heard about an opin.
ion given concerning a small
businessman who wanted to
build an addition to his place
In the country. He was in a
non conforming zone. The
Board allowed the additions to
be built but with some pro-
visions that would make one
wonder just what this Board
really attempts to do.
1t happens that the Place Of
business sells beer. And there
are some rather strict rules
governing this type of bust
ness. But the Board of Appeals
thought it wise to order new
rules and regulations. So, in
its opinion concerning this adj
dition, the Board of Appeals
decreed that there were to be
no new signs erected (not even
an old Gunther Beer sign
couldn't be replaced and every
one knows that Gunther is no
longer in business; that the
place had to close at IL pm.
and that everyone, including
the owners, had TO be out of
the place and off the parking
lot by Ills pm; that the
parking lot had to be chained
and locked at Ills and no one
(not even the owner could be
on that lot a minute later. And |
we believe there were some |
other stipulations, none of |
which had anything to do with |
granting or not granting a
special exception. OF course,
the case has gone to the Cir
cult Court.
The case before the Board of |
Appeals that again makes this
body shine in the public light |
is one that deals with nurs-
ing home.
There have been four days
of testimony on this case and
one more date has been set for
April. This has been going on
since last year. Meanwhile, the
nursing home in question con-
tinues to operate. And the vol |
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
We Need Food

! write from the Sanctuary, a
refuge for homeless dogs upon
a hill-farm in southern Indiana.
] am the staff-the one fight
ing woman who is trying to
hold the place together. In
times past, those who love dogs
have been good to us and so we
ask again, bearing in mind our
debt In gratitude.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-03-14
Montgomery County
S { NJ TIN { [
cY M. CAMPBELL, publisher

CY M. CAMPBELL, Publisher
Byron Sedgwick, Editor
w. H. Smith, Associate Editor
Established 1855 by Matthew Fields
MEMBER MARYLAND PRESS ASSOC.
AFFILIATE MEMBER NATIONAL
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
SENTINEL PUBLISHING CO.. INC.
Published Tuesdays a Thursdays at 2l3
East Montgomery Avenue. by the Sen.
tlnei Publishing Co.. Inc. Cy M. Camp
bell. president
Entered as second class matter at the
Pest Office at Rockville. Maryland, under
Act OF Congress. March 3 1879
4s@Ds
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Mail IN Maryland and the District Of
Columbia.
One year .-.............-.........-... $4.o0
Evening star., 1961-09-28
SALESMAN

Good eXpe-. calling on grocery
trade, h.s.g., married, 20-40, pref
military completed. car furn..
Wash. area, S4O0 plus bonus and
expenses
GREEN'S EMPL.
73S 18th s.. NV. DI. 7-s436
SALESMAN-office machines. Va.
territory, good opportunity for
ambitious person. Call Mr.. Leon,
RE. 7-3145.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

Require BS in mechanical engineering plus S
years design experience in servo hydraulic,
missile and life support systems
Evening star., 1961-09-28
DRUG CLERK

Experienced only, age 2l-35, to
) daily, no Sun. Recent refer
enceS required, Apply in person
GHoTTiWl1 GeorgetoTh rG ~ o. -7SS3a oiP
Evening star., 1961-09-28
THE ARTHUR MURRAY
SCHOOL OF DANCING
lO1l CONN. AVE. NV.
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

CPLE., mature, maintenance, op-
Grafton, small, new, air cond. apt.
bids, vic. Sill. Spr. 656-60S5.
FULL OF PART T-TIME-Adult ex-
perienced with animals to work in
pc. shop. IA. 7-4433.
MAN OR WOMAN with exper. to
run snac'. bar Cn constr, goo
sal. for right party. OR. k-s0S5.
OFFICE MANAGER to $500
Cashier r-bookkeeper experience, with
knowl. OF life ins. pref. h.S. grad.
college helpful. not nee, typing
PEG GREENwlY AGENCY
1920 New York Ave NV.
D1. T-1eS7. Suite 719. DI. T-9467
REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE
Active Arlington office tmemhers
nf multiple listings). have open
ings for licensed, eXper. or in
experiences Saiespeople Ton ccm-
mirsion rid. Assistance on clor-
inT. =" urther inform, call JA.
So or apply to 3iu1 Co.
IL Pike, Arl. TINKLE PREP.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
MACHINISTS, . yrs. exper., 5 days,
min. So .25 hr. POTOMAC EMPL.,
lO4 D Broad St, JE. 2-7272.
MAINTENANCE
ENGINEER-JANTTOR

Live-in, married, no children; IA
miliar with all phases OF apt.
house maintenance, l3O-unit MOD
ern LUXURY BLDG: non -drinker.
local refs, Only exper. need apply,
ror appt; call MRS. MCINTYRE,
Evening star., 1961-09-28
PHARMACIST

REGISTERED in D. c.. exceptional fl
nancisl opportunity. Unusual in
centive plan and salary arrange
Evening star., 1961-09-28
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT fo- real estate and
construction office; not over 35
yesrs: salary oDf1, perm uent DO
sition. Phone JU. S-l402.
ACCTS. REC. BKKPR. $50
lSecy.. Catholic S35O
Autom0tlVe Cashier. Arl S-S
Evening star., 1961-09-28
RELP MEN

MEN, over 90. interesting position
with national organization: no
experience necessary: trained to
be supervisors; wonderful oppor-
tunlty for Advancement: mu, (
have drivers LICENSE and be free
to travel from time to time: week
" salary and travel allowances
paid. Apply 1Is2 Warner Bldg,
18th and E SITS. NV. Do not
phone.
MEN (2l. established route sales:
Sis week while training; age
22-sO: car necessary. KE. S-6353.
MEN 20. married, car, 22-37, to
handle services for established
customers, S-hour day; SIPS vk.
VIII. 2-0255 aft. 3 pm.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

SALESMAN, full time; sporting
goods department. GEM, Duke and
Pickett SITS, Alex, Va. Phone for
appoln fment. Mr.. Weatherwax. FL.
4-S633
Evening star., 1961-09-28
HELp WOMEN
tcONIINuEDl
CASHIER-INirhtsl.


tNightsl, exper. Apply
Caruso's Restaurant. 427 11th ST.
NV. Apply Mr.. Ferber, IL am. to
l. noon. ..rs.-..r-
CASHIER COUNTER GIRL for
small in plant cafeteria: DAYS;
full CO. benefits. W Hyatts. area.
Apply in person. THF CLEAVES
FOOD SERVICE CORP, s4O5
Ramsay ave. Sill. spg.
CASHIER, must be experienced;
restaurant experience preferred;
hours 3 p.m.-11:30 pm: aRe
$3.50 A7Dlv in person only. rm.
205, WASHINGTON NATIONAL
AIRPoRT, wk. days.
CASHIER
Exper. only. no others need apply.
S. N. MCBRIDE Co, 700 H st.
ne. See MR.. MURRY.
CASHIER rental office exper. pre-
ferred National Cash Register post
ing machine: will train person
with ability to meet public and
work under pressure; S TO vk.
days. y day every other Sat,
Call EN- "-6632. MRS. BURCHELL.
CHRISTMAS GIFT buying starts
early with AVON! Why not cinch
a good territory near home and
earn S20O-S500 before Christmas.
DI. 7-02cI
Evening star., 1961-09-28

MAN, 20 to IS, car necessary, must
live in Silver Spring -Hyattsville
area: free training course for ma
tionel concern: salary Laid while
training. can AVERAGE $4,000 per
Year Csn EN- h1ESn
Evening star., 1961-09-28
HELP MEN

GRILL MEN, day and night. full
ana part time. Apply VINEYARD
RESTAURANT. 1880 Lee hwy. st
Rosslyn circle.
GROCERY MAN fully exper.. with
iocPl references. Apply 2O5 2nd
st. sc.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
ENGINEERS
SENIOR E.E.

Challenging R and D work,
in the new field of image
data processing, with
every opportunity to grow
in a pleasant stimulating
environment. Must be ex-
perienced in the field of
closed circuit TV, flying
spot scanners, magnetic
tape recording and design
of analog and digital
computer circuitry. Ad-
vanced degrees desired,
but not required. Com
plete familiarity with solid
state and vacuum tube
circuitry and laboratory
Instrumentation also nee
eSsary. Please call JU.
8-0082 or submit resume
to:
Evening star., 1961-09-28
FURNITURE
SALESMEN


Full and part time. We can
use several experienced
furniture saleSmen who
are interested in making
money with Washington'S
largest furniture store.
Part-time salesmen to
supplement your income,
Must have retail sales ex-
perience. We want live
wire SaleSmen only who
can fill this position. Ex-
cellent salary plus COM
mission; all company ben
efits. Apply in person, Mr..
Newman,
HUB FURNITURE co.
7th and D SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
THE
HECHT CO..
SALESMAN

known food company has
opening for salesman in wash
inston area. Desires married man
.1-3O, hich school grad.; sal,
$3.50 mo. with bonus I'd commits
sion after train period Vac, in
surancc. hospitelization. pension
plan and TRANSPORTATION furnished
Write complete aualifica tions to
Box 3e1-E. Star.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
DRTTG CTEPK

Experienced, excellent salary,
chance for advancement. Apply
in person, SAN-MOR DRUGS,
331 New York ave. ne. LA. g.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
PILIMRERS

Own tools and trans
portation for jobbing and all types
Of new work. Call WA 1875,
& to D.
PLUMBER, exper. in remodeling
ant lobbing. Call RA. 6-6756.
must have D. C. driv-
er'S permit, understand obhing
and remodeline: top wages for
uuC lifled men. Call II. D. JOHf :
son, Wo. 6-2224 or FE. 3-2SS1
PLUMBERS-New house work: sub
urban Maryland. Must have car
and hand tools. 474-330O, s to
4.
PORTER-DRIVER, Virginia IL
censt: WILLIAMSBURG Phormacy,
ARLINGTON, Va, FiE. S-53O2.
POETER-For stock work. perm.
pos. good salery; must brin- ref !;
bcrlc. vac. CENTRAL LIQUOR,
SIS Ath st. NV. Do not phone.
PRINTING PRODUCTION MANA
GER, TT uireS knowledge Of ali
operations, letter press and off
set including estimating. Excellent
opportunity with large publica-
tion printer ~end full resume
including salary requirements to
Boz RAG. Star.
PRODUCT MAN, must be fully sx-
perisncsd: nave local references.
Apply eos End St se.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
FINANCIAL
INSTITUTION

Desires man in collection
department. Inside work.
AGE aa5-35 High School
graduate, home improve
ment and marine financing
experience preferred: how
ever related BACKGROUND will
be considered. Excellent op-
portunity for an aggressive
p" iHt-lN~' = pe--an. M~ny
fringe benefits. For inter-
view nhone JU. 5-3669. Ask
for Mr.. FOIT.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Dictaphone Operator

Age 81 to 80. Dictaphone expert
ence and ability to type so w.p.m.
accurately. 5-dav week. Paid va
cation. Group disqualification and
other benefits. Please call DI.
7-34l@ for appointment for inter-
view
Evening star., 1961-09-28
MEN 1870

Operating Engineer
For laboratory BUILDINGS in rural
Howard Co, Nd. Must be expert
enced in the operation and main
tenance of low pressure package
boiler, centrifugal Freon COM
pressors and centred air-condition-
ing systems. Basic knowledge Of
controls. Engineers license or
equivalent in experience required
Liberal employe benefits. Apply
W. R. GRACE & CO.. Rte. 81,
ClarkSVille, Md Atlas 6-olOl
Evening star., 1961-09-28
PATENT ATTORNFY

BOX 278-E, STAR
PERSONNEL MGR.
R and D exper. Bethesda area, to
$4,000.
ATLAS AGCY.. 1920 NY. Ave. NV.
PHARMACIST wanted. young and
ambitious; salary open. Reply
Box 1SA-F. Star.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKER,
exp. in acetylene and arc Welding.
Must have drivers lie. Year
round empl. Apply Walker Iron
Works. Inc, 1920 Center ST.,
(Bailey'S CrosSroadSl. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

SALESMAN
MAN, EXPERIENCED ONLY IN
SALES OF EDI' HARDWARE. re-
CURED for sales position with
esta blished reputable forms and
accessories equipment company in
Washington. Established territory
with both commercial and govern
ment accounts. Draw against COM
missions. Prepare written resume
and call COR appointment for
interview. D. N. OWENS CO.. DI.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

AhChbos hppIy
DART DRUG
545S 3rd ST. NE.
PHARMACEUTICAL SALES
PARKE, DAVIS IL CO.
College graduate. 3b or under. with
majors" in biology, pharmacy.
hacteriology, animal husbanGrv or
zoology. who wants to make selling
a career; excellent salary and in
centlve nlan, expenses paid, car
furnished, MUST HAVE DE-
GREF All replies confidential.
Call Mr.. Robert A. Fagan. between
and . pm. EN-. 5-2SS1.
PHOTOGRAPHER = Dark room
technician: prefer man exper. in
processing black and white ard
color work. Group insurance plan,
paid vacation. 1928 Eye st. NV.
PHONO RECORD CLERK, must be
eXper in record sales. Give de-
tails Box BALE. Star.
PLANT SUPERVISOR = Bethesda
Only supervisor" eSpcr. required.
ABBEY PERsoNNEL, ii i5sS Eye NV. n W.
PLUMBER, experienced in repair
and remodeling work; tor pay.
steady job. Apply ]. L. BATEMAN.
2OO4 RnoGe Island ave. ne.
PLUMBERS and STEAMFITTERS, {,
Maintenance, ne: perm: S4, 800
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV.
PLUMBERS AND HELpERS--Exp.
for lge. and small remodelinG jobs.
Steady year round work, good pay.
excel. working cond., vacations.
and insurance. MATTHEW A.
WEIGH AND SON, INC. LA. g.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

SURVEY PARTY CHEF
CIR. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-09-28

MAINTENANCE MAN for garden
apis. Must be sober. dependabl. /.
with ability to do some electrical
plumbing and CARPENTRY. Apt
furnished; age 4O-60, refs. REQ
poRC lester APTs., Phone ia