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Smyrna times., 1962-08-23
Lelyveld
Addresses
ROtarians

Referring to the landing of
the Dutch at Lewes, the youthful
Ambassador" In The Expert
ment In International Living,
William Jan Robert Van Lely-
weld, presented the Smyrna Ro-
tary Club with a book and a
scroll at the dinner meeting at
The Wayside Inn last Thursday
night.
The visitor from The Meth
erlands was presented by Leroy
P. Piper. The meeting was at
tended by wives of Rotarians
and other guests.
He told of the aims of the
artificially made country, below
sea level and of their courage
and obstinancy in conquering the
sea.
The cost is high, he said, of
making the country safe by clos
ing out the sea, and of the pro-
jects to take salt out of the
water.
Slides we're shown of the
engineering plans for new
dikes, and of the advances In
modern science. The use of
windmills was shown In pic
lures, and he said that the whole
project started In the 18th
Century.
The youthful speaker re-
ferred to the vast materials
needed, the techniques used,
CONTINUED on Page Thrce)
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23
5 Students
To Attend
Youth Meet

Five outstanding Delaware
high school science students
and a state educator will at
tend the 1862 National Youth
Conference on the Atom, In
Chicago, November s to 10.
The Delaware representa- :
tives will meet some of the
nations foremost atomic sci
entists at the conference, ac-
cording to Lloyd R. Leslie, vice
president of Delaware Power
& Light Company, sponsoring
firm for the local delegates.
They will also visit such in
stallations as the Atomic En-
ergy Commissions Argone
National Laboratory and the
Museum of Science and Indus
try In Chicago, Leslie said.
The two-fold purpose of the
national Youth Conference on
the Atom is: to present to a
group of the nations most able
high school science students
an authoritative and inspiring
picture of the promise of the
peaceful atom, and to help ad-
vance interest in the study of
science.
The conference is expected
to attract more than 900 STU
dents and teachers from a ma
jority of the states In the ma
ton. All will be sponsored by
investor owned electric utili-
teS.
This is the fourth year that
Delaware Power & Light Com
pany has sponsored conference
delegates.
The five student delegates
from Delaware, all high school
juniors, will represent all por-
tions of the state. One will be
selected from each of the three
counties, one from Wilmington,
and one at large.
The students will be selected
on the basis of scholastic abil-
ity and interest in science.
Making the trip with the To-
cal group will be Edward F.
La Fond, Delaware Power &
Light Company coordinator for
the program.
The names of the student
delegates and the educator who
will accompany them will be an
nounced during the first week
CONTINUED on Page Three)
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23
Lions List
Program
For Year

william Minner, president,
and Norman G. Wilder, program
chairman have prepared ten
tative list of programs for the
Smyrna Lions Club during the
1862 -63 club year. The list has
been released to members and
speakers are now being selec-.
ted.
On Monday, Sept. 10 the first
meeting will be held at The
Wayside Inn, the topic, Indus
trial Developments in the Smyr-
ma Area, with William E. Jones
as chairman. Community Bet
terment presented on Sept. "a
In charge of Francis B. Geb-
hart; Health and Welfare, Oct.
8, David Mills, chairman;
Ladies Night will be cele-
brated on Oct. u with arrange
ments by Joseph Passwaters;
Nov. 26; Civic Improvement the
topic on Dec. 10, with Guy M.
Edmondson, Jr. in charge.
The annual Christmas dance
is scheduled for Dec. 7, with
arrangements by A. H. Ham
mond, Jr.; Farmers Night, Jan.
IA, Walter Gibe, chairman;
Youth Exchange night will be
observed on Jan. %, with David
K. Fauser, administrative as
sistant at the high school, as
chairman;
Citizenship and Patriotism,
the topic on Feb. IL, with John
H. Fearon in charge; Ladies
Night, Feb. rs, arranged by
Harold Quillen;
Wells Campbell is chairman
for Members Night on March
IL; Program for March rs tc
be announced, Frank Ryan,
chairman.
On April 5 Music Night vii.
be observed In charge of Johr
Graden; James Cantillon as
sumes responsibility for the
program on Boys and Girls
Continued on Page Threel
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23
BucksOn-Williams
Head COP Ticket

David P. Buckson, of Smyrna,
was named the Republican can
didate for attorney general at
the State Republican Convention
Tuesday night at Dover.
Buckson was nominated by
acclamation after his opponent,
William F. Lynch II. pulled out
of the race and seconded Buck
sons nomination.
Former State Senator Wilmer
F. (Rudy) Williams won the con-
gressional nod after a tense,
hardfought three ballots of the
203 delegates. Williams re-
ceived the nomination about
Il:20 pm. when Kent County
delegates began switching to
Williams, who had been only
10 votes away from the NOM
nation before the third roll
call was announced.
Delegates from the First
Representative District started
the swing to Williams when
George Bryson and Robert
Bamberger who had both sup
ported Snowden through the
third ballot, changed their votes
to Williams.
Williams showed gains from
ballot to ballot. Before the
switches began, the third ballot
count was Williams, SO; Sen.
Harvey B. Spicer of George
town, 81; and Sen. James H.
Snowden of Wilmington, 40.
Then after the votes from
Kent started switching, Will
liams passed the l02 majority
necessary for nomination. The
official count was Williams l07,
Snowden 43, and Spicer 81.
Sharing the ticket with VIII
liams and Buckson will be eMrs.
Louise Conner of Delaire for
state treasurer; Ralph Kellem
of Claymont for state auditor;
and Robert A. Short of near
Georgetown for insurance com :
missioner.
Their nomination came be ac-
clamation after both SnoWden
and Spicer rejected offers of
minor spots on the ticket.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23
Completes
Training

Ronald M. Mccoy, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrill F. Nc
Coy, 1876 Lake Dr., Smyrna,
Del, completed six weeks of
training at the Reserve Officer
Training Corps (ROTC) sum-
mer camp at Indiantown Gap
Military Reservation, Pa, Aug.
Is.
Cadet Mccoy is active In the
ROTC program at the Univer-
sity of Delaware, Newark.
The 20-year-old cadet is a
1889 graduate of John Bassert
Moore High School, Smyrna,
and a member of Sigma Phi
Epsilon fraternity.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23
To Break
Ground
For Leeds
Monday

Ground breaking ceremonies
at the site of Leeds Travel
wear, Inc. are planned for Mon
day, August 27 at IL am. at
which time Governor Carvel is
expected to speak. Other dis
dnguished guests have been in
vitied.
Jack Brier, president, will
participate in the program
which will include the invoca-
uon, a flag ceremony, into
duction of guests; speech by
Governor Carvel; remarks by
Mayor John Roth, of Clayton,
and Mayor Robert W. Riddagh,
Smyrna. The formal ground
breaking will be followed by
the benediction.
A reception and luncheon will
be held at The Wayside Inn
following the ceremonies.
The Smyrna-Clayton COM
muniry will welcome the new
industry which marks a major
change in the economy of the
two towns, and is expected to
employ up to 800 persons.
The ground breaking cere-
mony will be the climax to the
efforts of the Smyrna Clayton
Industrial Development Corp,
which sponsored the applicat-
ion of the firm which was ap-
proved by the State Industrial
Building Commission.
The site of the plant and the
ceremonies is on North Bas-
sett Street, Clayton between the
Smyrna Clayton Road and the
Duck Greek Road.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23

The program offered free
lunch services at the school
cafeteria prepared under the
supervision Of Mrs. Virginia
Marvel, of the regular staff
at the school. She had the as
sistance in serving of women
from various churches In Smyr-
ma who worked as volunteers.
Continued on Page Three)
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23
Exchange Student From
Chile To Arrive Aug. 80

Elena has no relatives In the
United States, but names as
close friends the family of Har-
vey Fuenher, St. Paul, MINI.
Elena attends the Piceo Fir
cal de Miner School In Con-
cepion, working for a diploma
In the hunanities. She has stud
led English and French.
Her academic subjects she
lists as mathematics, chemis-
try, physics, English, In which
she is particularly advanced and
interested.
She names swimming, tennis
and gymnastics as her favored
sports, and other activities
which interest her are piano,
dance, and theater, which she
terms Representations" She
is preparing to be a chemist.
She is a Catholic and prac-
tees her religion regularly.
Her brothers and sisters are:
Miryam, 2S; Mireya, %; Mar
10. u. and Willy. l9.
Her brother, Guillermo, l9,
is studying chemical engineer
ing at the University of Con-
Cepcion. In 1889 he won an
AFS scholarship and lived in
North St. Paul, MINI. with the
family of Harvey Fuenher.
He was so happy with the re-
suits he obtained that he urged
his sister to apply for the
same scholarship.
In second and third years of
secondary school Elena was
president of her class, and has
always been a sports repre-
! sentative, she writes.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23
Kenny Haley 4 Lynn Morris
Land Fishing Crowns Here

winners will receive trophies
at the state event.
The local runners up re-
ceived prizes, as follows: James
Ryan, caught the most fish, a
tackle box; Wayne Reed, runner
up in size, tackle box; Harold
Young, caught 7 fish, received
a lure; Karl Krause, S fish,
a lure; Carol Cornelius, lunch
bag with Thermos bottle; Denise
Kern, a wallet and pin.
The VFW committee tor
the third annual rodeo at Lake
Como included Robert Smith,
John Cooper, Merritt Haley,
and Harry R. Shirey.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23

Mrs. A. Brinton Reynolds.
The blonde exchange student
is Elena Sotomayer, who was
born in Conception, Chile
on September %, 1914. and
is the daughter of Mariane Ca
ballos Sotomayer and his wife,
Elene Pinto de Sotomayer.
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23

Following an American Field
Service Exchange student from
Norway who spent last year at
the John Bassett Moore High
School will be a girl from far
away Chile who is expected to
arrive on August 30. She will
live with the family of MIR. and
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23

union leader, he belonged to
numerous credit unions In On
Smyrna times., 1962-08-23

and tickets for her parents at
the state banquet. The local
Milford chronicle., 1962-12-14
-n-cs(lA %e.~r>
,yXs.iffI'I;ssSSsS5S
AS&ss S0,AS

a Hollywood studio is work.
4 n ing on q new picture set
in the late 18th century. A
scene coils for q fight be-
tween q bond of desert
fribesmen and a force OF
French Leeionnuires. Auihen-
fic dress is needed. A call
goes to Western Costumes.
which has been pUrveying TO
the needs OF the fiImindusfry
since 1912: We need AIS
French -Lesionnoire uniforms
of Ground 1890" The orders
filled and fhe shooting OF the
picture goes on as scheduled.
In Westerns six-sfory
wurehoUse-Iike structure i'm
Los Angeles more Than one
million garments hong on
rocks ready to equip an army
OF 1875. q Geisho house of
1850 or fhe inhubifunSs of
Mors OF 1895.
The building olso contains
one OF fhe finest Iibrories on
costumes in the world some
5000 voIumes). hat, shoe
and boofmokers, q mems
Tailor shop, q women's dress
making shop. cleaning. dry
ing and fumiguting rooms. a
point and plnsiies shop, and
thousands OF pieces of urmo-
ment such as swords, rifles,
euilusses. ETC.. which go with
the uniforms. In addition,
there are hundreds of druw-
ers full of uyfhenfic medoIs.
ribbons and sushes.
The film undTV studios are
not the only clients. Requests
for costumes come frcmlocoI
iheuiricoI groups. from porty
celebronfs, as well os from
colleges. high schools, grade
schools and civic groups.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13

YOUNG MAN Consumer Fl
nance organization offers unus-
ual opportunity for executive
career to high school graduate.
Must be ambitious and willing
to work. Must have car. Salary
and auto allowance, benefits.
Call Mr.. ]. ROCHE, Pc. 2-9466.
3t-12/27
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13
PETS & KENNELS 1

AT STUD beau. marked male
German Shepherd, reg. Axe,
Buff color, wants mate same
color. Fee; pick of litter. Phone
Pc. 2-2443. 4t-12/27
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13
Kiwanis Announce
Officers, Plans

ROCKVILLE-Vernon Fl. NH
Ter has been elected president of
the Rockville Kiwanis Club.
Other officers named for the
coming years are Walter J. o.
Conner, first vice president;
Charles w. Bell, second vice
president; Jack Drew, secretary;
and Phil Shoemaker, treasurer.
Among the plans set by the
recently reorganized club are a
Christmas party for crippled
children, which the group has
sponsored for several years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13
OUT OF STATE

NEAR BOONSBORO, MARY.
LAND, 80 acres of nicely wood
ed mountain land, 2 springs,
stream, peaceful area; $4,000 or
will sub-divide at 5000 per acre.
Dial 301-RE. 1886 evenings af-
ter $3.50. Owner. 4t-12/27
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13
INSTRUCTIONS
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES - Give an antique
for Christmas. Fine selection of
furniture, china, clocks, lamps,
glass, hooked rugs, and many
unusual items. THE GATE
HOUSE, Rt. 124, six miles north
of Gaithersburg, Md. OPEN
THURS. through SUNDAY, IL
am. to $50 pm. WI. 8-2919.
1t.12/13
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HELP WANTED 5
FEMALE

URGENTLY NEEDED compe-
tent, poised, L P N. Registered
in Md. For employ in Olney
Nursing Home. Good pay & ben
efits. Cali Mr., Howe. WA. A.
2371. TF-2371
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13
COMING EVENTS IT

DEC. 16-Turkey G. Ham Shoot,
Mt. Airy Rod & Gun Club, II
noon Sunday. One prize every 5
shooters. Refreshments on sale.
1t.12/13
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13

BEAGLES - Champion line, 5
males, / female; 10 weeks old;
pet or hunt; country raised;
will hold until Christmas; $50.
Phi. 774-7041. 1t-12-13
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13
Rehabilitation Film
Available to Groups

A film reproduction Of the
television documentary, "Reha-
bilitatlon in Maryland's Chronic
Disease Hospitals" is available
from the State Health Depart
ments film library for local
civic groups and other sssocia-
tons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR RENT WITH OPTION
Wheaton area; 3-bedroom split
level, Anchor fenced yard,
storm windows; S165 per mo. or
$1,000 down and assume loan.
Phone 949-0497. tf-6794
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13
LOTS & ACREAGE
GOSHEN ESTATES


Estate sites IL to 5 acres.
Clear, wooded and some with
stream. Beautiful country set
tings, suitable for horse in
Hunt Club area. Priced from
$500. Terms 20%6 down, bal
ance in five years. Convenient
location for Acc, future Blu
reau of Standards and I.B.M.
80 minutes from Gaithersburg.
Four miles north of Gathers
burg.
MAYNE REALTY co.
924-2831 Ohey, Md. 914-4000
1t-1382-12/6
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13
AUTOMOBILES !;

81 FORD Country Squire 9
pass. wagon, good condition,
$500. Call Pc. 2-6931 after 6 pm.
2t-12/13
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-12-13

TWO BEDROOM HOUSE at 518
Beall Ave, Rockville, Md. 500
per month plus utilities. Call
Pc. 2.2400. Monday through Fri.
day. a.m..12 noon. 14:30 pm.
1t12/13
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POSITIONS WANTED

TIPPING done at home; en-
velopes typed or hand address
ed. Phone JU. 9-6613. 2t-12.20
Evening star., 1962-04-14
HELP WOMEN

REAL ESTATE - Govt. Service
wives. Increase family bank accts.
Free training program in selling
real estate Top comm. Easy sched-
uIe. MIS-. Realtor. 94e-l9OI.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
HELP WOMEN

TO work nights. 1890
$50. Typing, filing. telephone.
For appt., call FE. S-53S3.
X-RAY TECH. to work in dental
unit Of out-patient clinic, hospital
trained pref, 40-hour week. lib
eral vacation and sick leave bene-
fits. comprehensive medical cover
age, retirement plan, salary &C
cording to qualifications. EX
Evening star., 1962-04-14

WOMEN to work in linen room Of
wcmen's residential hotel. Must be
able to handle linen and do plain
sewing. Write to Box 229-C, Star.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

SALES, candy and tobacco. 5lz-day
week, no nights. opportunity for
advancement. fringe benefits.
HIGGER'S DRUGS. 5017 Conn.
n
Evening star., 1962-04-14

o. s. LETTER CARRIERS
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
100 Indiana Ave. NV. Room $40
washington; D, G.; NE NE. s-43ls
Evening star., 1962-04-14
HELP MEN
SERVICE STATION MAN. e

SERVICE STATION MAN. expert
enced on minor repair work. SAL
ary open. MATHIS AMOCQ SERV-
ICE, 22l0 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Part time only. CONNORS INC.
272l Naylor I'd. sc.
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MGR.
with oppor. to progress. EXper.
only. with some mechanical abtl-
ity. ls-35. Bethesda. OIL. 4-4922.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced.
part time Fri. ewes. and all day
Sat. LEMLR'S SHOE STORE,
Evening star., 1962-04-14
ROOKKEEPER

Falls Church area.-Full charge
bookkeeper. Double entry book
keeping TO TB. 40-hr. wk. SAL
airy open. Call Mr.. Schirmer,
534-1400, weekdays.
BKKPRS.-STENO.-TYPIST
ALLEN BRIEN Personnel Service
1904 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-72S0
Evening star., 1962-04-14

FURNITURE : Matching sofa and
chair, $50. New Hollywood dble.
bed, complete, $40. GE auto. wash
er. S35. Coffee table and end ta-
Bile. So ca. 339-525O.
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1962-04-14

RESIDENT MANAGER for luxury
air cond. bldg. Excel, loc. Must be
exper. in front desk and secre-
tartal board operation. Refs. re-
ouired. Box I5S-R, Star.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
SALESWOMEN

Exper., part time. days, ewes, Sats.
Fine sportsvear shops. lower Conn.
ave. downtown. Full time. Silver
Spring. CASUAL CORNER. JU.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

experienced Dd0k LeleE- D = Gay
week. BURKE AND HERBERT
BANK AND TRUST CO., Alexan-
dria, Va, KI. 9-3l62.
BEAUTICIAN, sal. and comm, 9-6.
5-day wk. WILLIAM OF WASH,
1884 Conn. ave, Ch. CHI. Nd.
BEAUTICIAN-Hair stylist, male OF
female. exper. needed for NV.
Salon. Health benefits, salary
open. WO. 6-5129.
BEAUTICIAN. must be good stylist.
ADORN BEAUTY BAZAAR, An
nandale, Va. 256-7277.
BEAUIICIAN = Full or part time.
located in the Confessional
Plaza Shopping Center on Rock
Vile pike. Nd. 427-7l77.
BEAUTICIANS for immed. empl..
two loc. Arl.-Fairfax. BEAUTY
FAIR HAIR STYLISTS. 503l Col.
pike. Arl., IA. S-3l24. OR. 3-3O33.
needed Immediately.
Women only. Expert hair colorers
and StylistS. Wonderful clientele
and working conditions. Potomac.
Md. MRS. FELDMAN. OIL. 4-7276
aft. g.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced. Good
clientel. $50 wk. guarantee or so
so. Fairfax, Va, CIR. $4,000.
BEAUTY SHOP MAID, expert
enced Hours 9-6 pm. ia. 4-57O0.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, SS5-Sl25 per
week Guarantee plus commission.
5-day-Week. No manicuring, steady
work. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR
DRFSSERS, l7l0 Eve st. NV
Evening star., 1962-04-14
HELP WOMEN
IBM MKEY-PUNCH

OPERATORS
Full and part time; 1st and
End shifts; SITS to $3.50
per hour.
Dependent upon exper. and ability
Immediate openings.
DATA PROCESSING
Evening star., 1962-04-14
STUART MOTOR CO.
Gtl, apd N " Ave N w

BOOKKEEPER, for accounts re-
ceivable department Of out-patient
clinic, MGR 81 experience prefer
red, type 35 wpm, 40-hour week,
liberal vacation and sick leave
benefits, insurance and retirement
plan, beg. salary approximately
SIS q week. EX. 3-5610.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

FURNITURE. Good sofa, decorator
round gold cocktail table. pr. tall
lamps. green traverse draperies
and cornices, nah. bedroom set,
double headboard, white provincial
chest and powder table, boys bed
room furn., tea service, hurricane
lamps, misc. Out Mass. ave. to
45th, right to 44S5 Sedgwick NV.
Sat, Mon. 10-5, Sun. 2-5.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

REAL ESTATE - Govt. Iserviel
wives. Increase family bank accts
Free training program in selling
real estate. Top comm. Easy sched
ule. NILS Realtor. 949-19OI.
AESEr sS65. BHfTY Betty GRAY EMPL', i 1T
woodward bldg. ST. 3-7123.
RECEPTIONIST, thoroughly expert
enced. Tor optometrist office. ToI
salary Box BAR. Star.
RECEPT.-TYPIST, 40 W.p.m., S34(
mo. DOYLE PERSONNEL, ST. 3
l7S5, Rm. 702, 1925 Conn. ave
NV. Elevator ct extreme left
RECEPT. s75. Type As w.pm
NV. Room $40. NO. 7-6110.
RESIDENT MANAGER for luxury
air cond. bldg. Excel, loc. Must be
exper. in front desk and secre-
tartal board operation. Refs. re-
ouired. Box 156-R, Star.
SALES, candy and tobacco. 5Ia-day
week, no nights. opportunity fol
Advancement. rinse benefits
HIGGER'S DRUGS. 5017 Conn
ave. NV.
SALESLADY, immed. opening In
fine ready-to-wear store. 5-day
wk. Exper. only Hosp. Apply In
person. RIZIK BROTHERS, INC
SALESLADY, in Hyatts. area with
some office experience. Many Co
benefits. Call Mr.. NESTER, fol
appt. at WA. 7-O622 after IL pm
SALESWOMEN
Exper.. part time. days, ewes, sats
Fine sportswear shops. lower Conn
ave, downtown. Full time. Silvel
Spring. CASUAL CORNER. JU
sEAMSTRESS, experienced on pow.
er machines, canvas work. perma.
nent employment. UPTOWN LO'
CATION. Box 137-R. Star.
SECRETARY for Rockville law Of
flee. No previous legal eXper. nee
PO. 2-37O7, LEO BENDER.
SECRETARY, experienced. perfect
Italian and English. Good typ.
ing necessary, shorthand helpful
Downtown office. worthwhile fu'
ture. Interesting permanent Job
DI. 7-0141 weekdays.
SECRETARY, experienced. Bethes
da area, pleasant office, 5 days
S:45 to 8. Salary open. Call OIL
6-7S00. MR.. THOMPSON for ap
pOlnLmenL-
SECRETARY
21-35 single, executive ability, lit,
tie tipping, excellent starting sal.
ary. S95 after 90 days, hours / 6
pm. 1921 G st. NV, second fir
Apply 2-7 pm.
SECRETARY
Interesting position with scientific
team in non-Government research
group located in Pentagon. U.
citizen, minimum 2 years college
recent experience, minimum skills
so w.p.m. typing. so w.p.m. short
hand. Good appearance. ability u
handle detailed work, familiarit,
with scientific material helpful
Call OK. 5-51S6 after $50 am
weekdays.
SECRETARY-STENo, small Law
office. experience desired. SSi
per wk. to start. Call EX. 3-2730
Sat. Sun. Mon.
SECRETARY. construction offict
All round experience, tipping
bookkeeping. payroll, requisitions
etc. Please do not apply II NJ
construction experience. Call JOR
DAN CONSTRUCTION CO.. co
5-4252.
SECY., GIRL FRIDAY, RECEIPTS
ANNETTE TATELMAN
227 woodward Bldg. RE. 7-4414
SECRETARY, ROCKVILLE. 800
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
$500 Georgia Ave. s. s. JU. 9-619t
SECRETARY. Church on Capito
Hill, 5-day wk., 9-5. 546-01l2
ewes. and wk. ends.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

FURN. - Fine contemporary liv.-
dining rm. group: drop-leaf table,
opens to g it., buffet-bar 65",
chairs spring seats beaut., uphol.
seat and all-around back, Q w
arms. S495. Drop leaf coffee ta-
BILE. 5 it.. S25. Fr. Empire arm
man, sofa, bedrm. furn, tno
mattr). 53-pc. Calf. dinner set.
Other fine pcs. co h-f4hh
Evening star., 1962-04-14

OPTICIAN-Experienced in dispen-
sing and bench work for out
patient clinic, 40-hour week, salary
S2.70-S2 80 hour depending on ex-
perience. EX. 3-593S.
ORDER DESK MAN, local paper
house. Excellent opportunity to
grow with US. Give age and ex-
perience, If any. Write Box 327-
Evening star., 1962-04-14
HELP WOMEN
fCONTINlIEDl
BANK TELLER

BANK BOoKKEEPER, must be ex-
perienced, good salary, pleasant
working conditions. Apply SECUR-
ITY BANK. 9th and @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
SERVICES

OGLV1CESO
555 s. 23rd St. Arl. es4-59O0
IBM OPERATOR, exper., model B32,
electronic typing calculator, apply
in person, 5l07 Berwyn rd., Col
lege PIX, Nd.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

BEAUTICIAN-Hair stylist, male OF
female. exper. needed for NV
Salon Health benefits. salary
Evening star., 1962-04-14
BUSINESS SERVICES

2f-HR., 7-DAY telephone answer
ing and other communication
services. 347-42S4, 347-42S5.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
PAINT
FOREMAN

Permanent Job Tor 1st class, ex-
perienced. working foreman with
best references. No others apply.
SHAPIRO, INC. 1413 K ST. NV.