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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16
Runyon Around
BY Damon Runyon, jr.

My father was a big eater
who ordered silence with his
meals.
He liked eating so much he
simply did not want to listen,
much less reply to anyone. In
this, / think, he was pretty
much alone, but that is the
way he wanted it.
My Old Man also liked
plenty of service when he was
eating. He ate all meals, ex-
cept breakfast, in restaurants
where he got what he wanted
when he wanted it. Service
like that was something you
couldn't afford at home even
before taxes.
Most people like to chew
the rag as well as their food
at mealtime. I guess as much
business as food is passed
around the luncheon table, to
say nothing, of the table talk
by the ladies.
For those who like socia-
bility as well as service and
I think that includes the ma
jority of eating people-home
is no place to eat.
/ certainly think that the
wives who must pop up and
down to do the serving at
home will see aye-to-aye with
me on that score.
Today the problems of eat;
ing at home are compounded
by that ever-present Cyclopean
monster, television. This af-
Fiction of our age has driven
many families to eating in the
living room.
At dinner time television
consists of SKINNED news,
just enough to provoke gas
trio gyrations, with the
alarms interpreted by COM
mercials featuring dirty
dishes, untidy housewives, or
people who don't brush after
meals.
Or the program is some
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16
Lives Lost Because
OF MalnutritiOn

Malnutrition is widespread
and tuberculosis annually takes
heavy toll of the population
said Mrs. Robert Nyburg, vice
chairman of the CARE Crusade.
Mrs. Nyburg is referring to
the island of Haiti, one of 10
nations which CARE is helping
this year through its Food Cru
SADIE now underway in Balti.
more.
Most of the 100000 residents
of the island nation exc out a
bare existence on small plots of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16

WMAL, from six to ten am.
daily.
A generous dose of the Yule-
tide spirit inspired our Future
Nurses club to help a needy
family as part of their annual
Christmas project. The club
will provide toys, clothing and
food for a Montgomery County
family.
Stars and Stripes Forever"
the movie version of the life
of John Philip Sousa, was pre-
sented at an assembly on We'd
nesday. The film story of the
famous Marine band leader and
composer, known as the March
King" was especially interest
ing to the Gaithersburg band
members, who just received the
music arrangement of "The
Stars and Stripes Forever.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16

When the chorus students
entered the music room, they
saw a maze of wires and micro
phones. They rehearsed their
numbers while another man
timed them, to assist in pro.
gram planning.
Jackie Reber sang 1--WE Got
My Love to Keep Me Warm"
her solo in our Christmas
Choral Concert of last week.
Bill Bond did the solo in the
Silent Night melody.
The chorus and the second
period music class combined
for "a dora mus To Christ"
''Now Let Every Tongue Adore
Thee" and Deck the Halls"
Joan Gartner, Norma jack
son and Aletha Garrett sang
christmas Candles" and the
finale was '"Thirty-two Feet and
Eight Little Tails"
The Gaithersburg choral re-
cordings can be heard on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16
Damascus
Doin's
BY Anna SIacum

Last week the DIS Hornets
opened the season by winning
both the Nv and Varsity away
games with Mount Airy. George
johnson was high scorer for
the Varsity with II points with
Paul Black and Marvin Saun-
ders following closely with 10
points each. The Varsity score
was 54-28. The JV score was
1916. Immediately following
the game, the Mount Airy cheer
leaders sponsored a dance for
the Damascus High student
body.
DIS students were all disap-
pointed when the first home
game with Sherwood, and the
Junior class dance had to be
cancelled Saturday night be-
cause of snow. No rescheduled
date has been announced.
Friday night Damascus High
played host to Peary High. The
Student Council sponsored a
dance from $50 to IL.
Tonight our Hornets travel
to Gaithersburg for a w game
beginning at $50 and a Varsity
game at 8 pm. All are asked
to support our Hornets, and
continue the excellent sports
manship.
The "CarOls by Candlelighp
program presented by the
chorus Sunday night was a
lovely way to get the spirit of
the coming holiday. The AID.
vanced Chorus sang 13 numbers
and the ninth grade chorus did
a wonderful job with seven
Christmas pieces. There were
also solos by Diane Perry,
Jerry Beall, Ruby McCluskey
and Anna Slacum. A selected
girls ensemble also contributed
to the program. The program
was well attended and enjoyed
by all in attendance.
The DIS student body was
presented an informative as
sembly on civil defense Friday.
This was a very appropriate
topic and very interesting.
Thursday, the Medical Ca
reers Club went on field trip
to the National Naval Medical
Center in Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16

The cheerleaders and the
the players on both the Varsity
and w basketball squads were
presented to the student body
at a Pep Rally preceding Fri
days game.
The Future Nurses Club re-
Gently took a set of 10 thirty
five millimeter slides showing
the principles behind the tuber-
culin skin tests and the reasons
for taking them. They were
shown to the It'll, 9Th and 18th
grades.
A safety assembly was pre-
scented to the junior and senior
high school December Z through
the cooperation of our school
safety patrol. Officer German
Butler of the Montgomery Po-
lice Department and our patrol
advisor, Mr.. Floyd Hills, gave
talks on being alert. The sew
enth and eighth grades saw
films entitled Safety on Your
School Bus and Lakew Cd
Learns to Live. The senior high
saw the school bus film and
one entitled Last Date.
A choral group under the d.
rection of Mr.. Bill Earle, the
music Instructor at Gathers
burg High School, and Miss
Janet Price, Gaithersburg's
band leader, presented Christ
mas program Monday in the
all-purpose room. Judy Kohlen-
burg and Jackie Reber sang
solos and a saxophone quartet
played Love Nest"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16
Holiday Dance Set

Congregation Har Tzeon is
holding its annual New Years
Eve affair from 10 pm. to 2
am. December 81 in the syna-
gogue auditorium in Silver
Spring. Featured will be dane
ing to the music of a we'll
known orchestra, a gala mid
night supper, door prizes and
favors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16
DOCUMENTARY

HOLLYWOOD CUPID - Maj
or film and television companies
are cooperating in production of
a Commute documentary on the
story of the Hollywood Motion
Picture and Television Museum.
1t is being independently pro.
duced by Jack L. Copeland of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16

land, according to Mrs. Nyburg.
Each 81 donation to the Food
Crusade" she said, enables
CARE to package, ship and dis
tribute 22.pound food parcel
in Haiti. The packages are
made up mostly from U. S. sur
plus"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16
HIGH SCHOOLS
IN HE Msws

Due to unexpected delays
in the arrival of news from
The Sentinels up-county cor
respondents this week, the
regular High School feature
page has been suspended for
this issue only. News from
the down-county schools will
appear as usual in the Tues
day issue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16
PooLesWMe Patter
By Publicity Staff

The basketball season got under way Friday with
big doube-header with the alumni Our girls team
battled to 1916 tie with the girls alumni and In
dams beat the boys alumni by the score of 1888.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16
Guifhersburg News Notes

The Gaithersburg chorus will be heard every morn
ing from now until Christmas the Hardin and Weaver
show on WMAL A recording team from the radio sta
ton arrived at the school last Monday tape the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-16

NTINEL o coSEfSl Mpl
Saturday, Dec. Is, 1851 S
Evening star., 1961-02-05
BRICK
BRICK
Cleaned-USed
Immediate Delivery
Federal Wrecking Co.
MA, 8-8377

BULLDOZERS. leaders, Generators,
chain saws, pumps, Ford tractors
cement mixers, grinders. finishing
machines, etc. JU. 5-5040.
RENTAL TOOLS. EQUIPMENT CO.
BUNK BEDS. double deck. VIII
2513 N ct. NV. FE. 3-6345..
CABINET, bar. chest wIdrs., linen
cupboard. boud. chr, 17-in. Tv.,
curtains. trav. rods. FE. S-Sl53.
CABLE. M-inch, used, Sc It. Save
60%. Chain hooks. J. H. GICH.-
NER, 2blS M st, NV, rE. S.6S45.
CALCULATOR, Marchsnt, fuliy
auto, multiplication and divi.
sion; excel. eond., $195. EN-. g.
CAMERA, CONTAX, 3A, Zeiss Op-
ton f1.A, w/case; like new, out Of
pawn. $l15. RoSSLYN LOAN CO,
CAMERA. Polaroid: light meter,
flash attachment. carrying case,
$50: 35-mm camera. $35. HE.
4-6742.
CAMERA, Leica 81 with 1875 lens,
case and flash attachments, $95.
Call JU. 6-0554.
CAMERA, Polaroid 300" kit,
complete viphoto elec. lens, wink
light, de luxe case, etc.; never
used; 500 or best offer. OIL.
2-7257.
Cash REGISTER, National, Z
totals, drawer; late model, like
new: cost $1,706, sac, SS26 cash
ST. 3-7133, Mon.
CASH REGISTER, MeCloskey, 10
breakdowns, GOOD cond.: 5000
WE. l-1500.
Cash REGISTERS, ali makes and
models; reasonable price: $50 up.
STANLEY HAYMAN co.
S2019 l4th st. NV
CEILING TILE, white, 12x12, very
spec, l1hc 50. IT. 1920 Wilson
1884. RucKEk LUMBER.
CHAINS, SNOW: re-. and REIN
forced: most sizes. JA. 7-7423.
CHAIN SAWS, McCulloch . man
from pawn, SS5: McCulloch "a
man, sos. NATIONAL PAWN
BROKERS, ia. 2-l777.
CHESS SET, carved ivory, Jap.
anese figurines. reasonable. WA,
Evening star., 1961-02-05

1114o Viers Mil Rd., Wheaton
10. 5-6174
WOMAN, over 81. Interesting po-
sttions with national organi1a-
tion. no exper. necessary, must be
free to travel from time to time:
salary and travel alloIance paid.
Apply l122 Warner Bldg, 18th
WOMAN, sized 10, for cafeteria;
must be expeF. In short ordefi
and sen. counter work. no other
ss'G e s..ls sROlye e. 49, 49, s.iSoi, HiS "a. E
Evening star., 1961-02-05

TYPiST TO type orders: salary and
commission On orders typed: 3
day wk;. 2;Ek; , y4eatiSan7. ssa7.sT viz ss pay
0:3O.11 Am. II. A-32o2.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
MIseELLAMEeus EeR SALE lMIseELLAMEous FOR sAll

CHINESE Hotsi fleetwood, ever D.
#. tail, best offef: twin antiaus
satin bedspresds, rose, beige
scalloped sides. dust ruffles, new
$36: portable wster air ceole1s
$40: Craig protector editor. 10
mn. $35; GE stereo. $40: Web.
cor stereo, SOS: eft. mounted
sailfish. $50: playpen. "a; auto
matte baby swing, 81. KL 9-471z.
CITIZENS BAND radio system;
private owner. EICo mobile and
base, antenna and accessoTteSs
Phone HA. E.3e62. -
CLARINET, B-flat, wood. 6fands
new By Buffet. sacrifice S130.
CLOTHING = Special purchase of
suburban coats for men and boys,
from S6.96. Also excellent selec.
ton Of SPORT jackets, suits ana
NEARLY NEW SHOP
3512 Conn. Ave. NV.
~c centrS4ip 4pI chalv. Accounts Moi invited SIasSs
CLOTHING BARGAINS
OPEN SUNDAY ia
No Come on" ads. no "gimmicks," :"
no Sold out" when. you arrive,
We. have 'lesitimate bargains:
Mems new white Van Heusen
shirts, 81 40, none higher: new
mems $50 name brand shoes,
only. $9.S6, none higher. New
mems latest style suits, S14.75s
none higher. Ladies nylon slips
mems coats, none over SiO: wool
skirts, 81; ehildren's coats. $3.50:
news boys pants, CSC, heavy
blankets, $3.50: cocktail dresses.
So: Manhattan shirts, rlaytex
gtrdles and bras at big discounts.
BARGAIN FAIR. E470 18th st.
n.ws opposite Ambassador Thea
Evening star., 1961-02-05
SECRETARY

office, major electronic
firm. dealing with Government,
including space projects and data
communications; company hene-
fits, pleasant Working conditions,
new building; good seeTstarial
skils and personal initiStiVe Re re-
quired. Call MRS. FERko' De
Evening star., 1961-02-05
RELP WOMEN

sECY.. PyT1 refined. cultured
home Of public figure: good typist,
steno. pleaaing voice: can be free
sllInmertime. Boz 311.S. star:
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Diamonds Investments
Buy With Confidence
From WaShington's
Oldest Pawnbroker
SAVE UP TO 500
Unredeemed

A-Lady's 2% cts. beautiful color
and extraordinary brilliances
set IN popular solitaire plat.
mtg. BarEAin from estate,
B-Lady's 1ss cts, gorSeous white
color, exceptional fiery bril-.
lance. set IN popular lax W.g.
diamond mtg Real buy from
Gladys 1N cts. A blazine center
diamond, set in modern vi.
solitaire mtS. Unredeemed loan.
Only $3.50
.D-Lady,s . cts. marquise cut.
ssaSsifu tian.a d,,SOnd SsTdfscsly gro9Sr 9;%:
quality. cut to provide fiery
tapered baguettes. A wonderful
bargain. = - Only S1.395
,ELady's IA cts. emerald cut. A
diamond. set In. lax We.
our loan dept. Only $3TS
IF-Msn's 3A cts, superb brilliant
diamond. modern American cut.
set In lax y.g. gypsy mtg.s
imperfect. but . terrific show:
Out Of pawn. Only $3.50
Gladys 9 cts, finest white color,
set in exquisite handmade
plat. mtg. with 1o side dia.
monds. and 4 square cut sap-
phires. A real beauty. Only $3.50
H-Lady's diamond watch. round
style. made Of platinum, and 10
set with "a round. and 8 be.
guette diamonds. Fully guar.
anteed 17-J Mathey TtsSot
movement Like brand.new.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDERS WANTED-Ieave about
ss asrsss E Mssd r.5 Srfs e. NsD a. 9rlsssDSS SsSS
Evening star., 1961-02-05
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ALL TYPEs MASONRY and ear
pentry work; additions, gar, rec.
rms. retaining walls, flagstone
patios; work guaranteed; 3 yys.
to pay. RE. 6-2297. RE. 6-9142.
ALTERATIONS, housing repairs
concrete cellar frs, tiled frs. and
waterproof bsmts. RA. 3-3603.
ALTERATIONS, remodeling. Fepfs.,
carpentry, paint plumb. plaster. >,
elect. FHA: salts. guar. JU. 9-415z
CALL College. Park const. CO. fol
the finest in Workmanship q
sensible prices. Rec. rms, add.
tions, dormer, patios, etc. No sol
too small or too large. Free esti.
mates. AP. 7.1937; WE. 5-4533
CARPENTER-Remodeling and re.
pairs, new additions. By the ioa
or hour. CE 6-S570, Mr.. LAMB
CARPENTER, general iSb6ing
plastering, painting, concerto work
EDDIE HOWELL, HE. 1-4666.
CARPENTER, rec. rms, additions
garages, atticS, and house con
struetion. JE. $4,000.
CARPENTRY-Realty maintenane
speciality. Winter prices on oil
home remodeling. Local gP. 3
2S17 or WO. 6-5497,
CARPENTRY WORK Of any kind
Small Jobs Q specially. Kl. 9.2064
CARPENTER, plasterer, cementinG
1S yrs. exper. home reprs. / do m,
| 0Tun work Peas ratAK WA 7.akQ0
Evening star., 1961-02-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
tcoNrINusp)

. GERL desires g.h.W., B-day vk.. WIN
; cook and stay some nights; sxpsr.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
OPEN SUNDAY ia
Clothing
NEARLY NEW SHOP

wAsHINoToRs LARGEST
CONSIGNMENT SHOP
STOREW1DE CLEARANCE, FROM
20ss to 500 OFF. Complete stock
Of finest quality coats. dresses
and suits for ladies and children.
3512 CONN. AVE. NV.
Central charEe Accounts invited
COMMERCIAL WALK.N ICEB0X,
complete. pract: new, used only aS
beer box. Call LU 2.7500. 10
am. to Q Pm.
CONSTRUCTION HEATERS, port.
able: 81 day, S25 yk. Ju b-604O.
RENTAL TOOLS 4 EQUIP. CO.
CONvEYORS for dirt, cinder blocks:
gas. elec.: $50 for day. Ju. 6-6040.
RENTAL TOOLS q EQUIP. CO.
CRIB. maple with mattress. good
condition. SIS: chifferobe, SO,
good condition. BU. 3-2294.
DAVENPORT, Duncan Phyfe, ma.
hogany, gold brocade. eiderdown
cushion, 500. HU. 3-5663.
DEDHAM POTTERY = Breakfast
set. Also china. OIL. 0-4319.
DESK = willetts maple kneehoie.
and straisht chair. $50. Sunday
after j pm. FE. S-0611.
Evening star., 1961-02-05

VARITYPISTS. experienced. 8 a.m.'
4 pm. or 8 p.m.-l am. So hT. ND
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye n. "
WAITREgSES (White). Apply n
person; l32 West Broad St. FAIL
Church. We. Refs. required.
Wheaton Empl. Service
OPENINGS NOW
SECRETARIES S35(
|TYPISTS SO.
FILE CLERKS ------ SAL
MAIDS So DaI
COUNTER CLERKS SO
CORSETIER HALESWOMEN SO
Evening star., 1961-02-05
CASH MONEY

$1,000 - -
Paid to you Immediately for home
improvements and other purposes
such Is combining debts into one
monthly payment, vacation, hos
pital bills, etc.
HOMEOWNERs ONLY
Randolph 6-4296
EDGAR KEEPER
Doing Business Since 1921 10s
CERAMIC TILE SPECIAL installec
In mastie Sl.26 per 50. IT,. in mud
stalled free. Call JU. 5-04S9.
ELECTRICAL, Repairs. Rewiring
Wiring for dryers, full house
power. etc. UN. 4-1914.
FLOORING, contracting. painting
carpentry or cement work, Free
estimate. Phone 6P. 3.6323.
FLOORS SANDED; fin, new, 81
90. IT,; old. 10c up int. ext
paint. HINSON, Lu! 4-0675.
FORMICA TOPS made to order
work guaranteed, 10 years ex.
per, work for self. MA. 2-1423
FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY ANr
REPAIR, By private party. Work
guaranteed. NO. 1885.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
SITUATIONS

ACCOUNTING CLERK (Bcs Ben,
PranklinD, part time: go years
experience. Box 475-e star.
BoOKKEEPER, office mgr.. full
chg dbl. entry. gen. ledger. pay.
roll. payroll taxes. Boz 413-s. Star
CHILD CARE By responsible wom-
JE 2-5ell or CR. 3.0ss5.
COMPANIONs. NURSES, BABY
women. DE. 2.O44l.
COMPANION to elderly lady OF
couple; perfer TO live In: exper :.
refs. Box 79.J, Star. s.
DREssAlAKER, experienced, Ger.
cal can "a. Sili 4asss. tHss t'f'' class orders
EXECUTIVg HOTEL HOUSE.
KEEPER or resident mgr. Avail
a. fitss s-Tiss;s Tss; AS' LEGAL refs Phone
|EXPERIENCED, mature clerk -tYpist
college grad, charge small Office
Te4asle rSScsWntoWn area. MOORE
JUNIOR sECY.. part time; 2O-hF
wk.. desires interesting office Job
can XIlIei 61p. EM. S.10B0. ewes
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE LADY Will
well-founded exp. In householt
management seeks position viii
Rood family or person. Secretar ria
exp, Best references. VIII consider
Secretary. Box 46O-K. Star.
NICE eolored lady desires TO keeI
children In her licsnced home;
days Q wk. RA. 3.2205. 50
POSITION WANTED as private sec
retary (English. German: long
standing experience here an
abroad; or as German tutor. Fed
eral preferred. Am middle-aged
Catholic. Please write Box 464
PRACT. NURSE, coiored. TO car
for. infant or adult; hose. expeI
and refs desire 5.day week. Cal
II. 6.79S3 after 10 am.
PRAC. NURsE, Colored. desires
da., VIZ. elderly person. Goo
cook. Refs. II. 3.6575.
SWISS social worker desires par
time Job receptionist, companion
or French teacher. EN-. '6.4305.
TEMPORARY OFFICE HELP
By the Day or Week
Avoid office pile-up. Hire "s .o.s.'
TO get the work done. Exper
stenos., typists and general offic
workers. Well work for you OF
our payroll In your office or ours
rs: 0.So ST. 3.lQ7:
TYPlNG done at home; any kind
Patent work Q speciality, Pick VI
and deliver. OF. 4-9033.
TYPTST for evening work, Afte
5 pm. Lu. 2.10SS.
Wheaton Empl. Service
ATTENTION. EMPLOYERS
We have expeT. personnel In:
ACCOUNTING, PAYROLL, Re
CEPT., TYPlsT. DR.. ASST, PB1
OPRS,, AND ALL TYPES o.
CLERICAL WORK.
ilIzS Viers Miil Rd., Wheaton
10. -6.si71
Will BE COMPANFON % eidefi
white lady. liye.in: every 0the
week end off. HErndon. Va
YOUNG LADY desires work, sew
sch. grad. HU. 3-7S91.
COLORED GIRL desires Job q
cashier, typist, short-order cook
exper., day hrs. only. HU. 3-9499
COLORED WOMAN, reliable, non
drinker. wishes care OF small apt
bldg. in exchange for an. an
moderate salary DE. :-79f6.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
REAL
ESTATE
COURSE
Beginners, Men-Women. Ages 1880
START MONDAY, FEB. 8.

BeEinners, Men-Women, Ages 1880
START MONDAY, FEB. 8.
START WE'D, FEB. 8
1. mite wk. (6:30-s:3Ql 10 wks.
Q mites Wk. (6:30-8:30) 5 wkS.
(Take / or . Nights Weekly
REAL ESTATELAW BY
Paul Miller, MA. LIB.
(scmetime Broker, Nd. p. c. ya.)
REAL ESTATE KNoW-HoW
D. c.. Va. Nd. taught Mon. and
Wed. nights, 6:30:S:3O; men,
women. 10 sessions. Complete Real
Estate Law and Practice. Financ-
Ing. Appraising: sales: Listines,
settlements: TRAINEES placed: full
CoMPLETE COURSE in the Ne.
tons Capital for Statesmen. Seller.
Home Buyer, Broker or Investor.
ENROLL this class Monday, g pm.
Air.cond. Classroom N. Sd floor,
Natl Press Bldg. Lecture at $3.50.
Call DE. 2-6266 or Elk. 3-7070. or
Just come Mon, 9 pm, sharp. No
better Course ct Any Price!
"REAL ESTATE LAW"
WE PREPARE YOU 1909 FOR
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Start Now for All 1851 Exams.
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over 400 Traineesl Free Placement!
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"Often Imitated-Never Euuailed"
Over 500 Exam, Questions Covered
HOME sTUDY-10 LESSONS
TUTOR. English; 8 special lessons
on fundamentals, SO. Also in.
dividual tutoring. Ev. 4.6662.
TV.RADIO REPAIR-Practical eve.
lab. class; 81 80 weekly. TEMPLE
sCHL., 1888 @ ct. NV. Ma. $4,000
COLORED STUDENTS. new classes,
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HELP MEN
CHINESE IINGuIST

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lects, also reasonable fluenc7 in
English. Aee 81 to 40. U. S. cit!-
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dress and telephone number. Box
203-G, Star.
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finish lob; all materials supplied
Apply ROCKS HOMES. INC. Cen
trail ave. and Richie I'd. Seat
Pleasant or call 736-6l50.
CARPENTERs-MuSt have car and
skill saw; year round inside work
for top mechanics. S2.15 per hr
Apply S103 Woodmont ave.
Bethesda, Nd.
CARPENTER for finish work for
contractor specializing in large
residential alterations. Report for
work to Mr. HERRING, rear $685.
18th st. NV.
CARPENTER
Rough; So hr. Call Mon. m, 8
10 IL.
LA. 1884
CARPENTER HELPERS, exper. APP
ply Carl NJ. Freeman Job. GeoTgls
ave, and Glenmont I'd, ready for
work.
CARPENTERS I2J, for commercial
work, Must be lst class: $3.50
per hr. 525-7696.
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HELP MEN
CARPENTERS = New. /

CARPENTERS - New, remodelirg
Good steady Job for good me-
chanics. Also, opening for carpen-
ter helper. 94e-l1l3.
CARPENTER (5Ol trim and rough;
also carpenters helpers. year
round work for Md. and Va. Call
A. r. CONSTRUCTION CO., HU
l-24S6, XII. 9-6743.
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CLAIMS
MEN

CLAIMS
MEN
We have several OPEN
ings requiring men
with varying degrees
of automobile claims
handling experience.
These openings de-
mand an adjusting or
exami lining back
ground of not less
than 10 months and
many positions re-
quire more.
While a law degree is
not necessary, a good
educa t ional back
ground is desirable.
In addition to practi-
cal auto claims han
ding experience.
We offer excellent
starting salaries and
have a system of reg
ular salary reviews.
Our supplement tary
benefits program, in
GLIDING for example,
a paid major medical
plan, paid pension
plan, and profit-shar-
ing is the best in the
industry.
Come in and let US
discuss these excel
lent career opportu-
mites with you.
APPLY
WEEKDAYS
8 Am. TO 4::30 Pm.
SATURDAY
9 Am. TO 1 PM.
GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
Western and Wis. AYES.
Chevy Chase, Md.
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER