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Paul !. Peters Dies;
Chef and Food Expert

Paul L. PETERS, II, a chef
and culinary authority whose
knowledge of food took him
across this Nation and to major
cities around the world, died
Monday at Arlington Hospital
after a short illness.
A native Of Davrion, Greece,
Mr.. PETERS studied his art at
Escoffier in Paris and Shop
herds Hotel in Cairo, Egypt.
Before coming to the United
States in 1916, he worked two
years as food supervisor of the
United States commissary in
the Panama Canal Zone. During
World War I he served in the
United States Army.
At the end of the war he
Joined the staff of the Waldorf
in New York and was food
supervisor for the Roger Smith
Hotel chain. From 1884 to 1941
Mr.. PETERS was food supervisor
for the Traymore Hotel in
Atlantic City, N. ].
Operated Own Inn
After managing the Pisgah
IN. c. Inn and the Chimney
Rock IN. c. Inn from 1941 to
1914, he went into business
for himself and was a CO.
owner of the Sedgefield Inn in
Greensboro, N. c., from 1914
to 1949.
He then bought the Skyline
In in Front Royal, Va, re-
firing in 1854.
The author Of many articles
on, food and drink, Mr.. Peters
had judged New York hotel
culinary shows.
Member of Legion
He was a member of the
Rotary International; the
GreeterS; Les AmiS d'Escoffier
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Church, lived at 2101 Six
tenth street NV.
She leaves a son, DR.. Alan
Frank Kreglow of 1900 Indian
lane NV; a sister, Mrs. John
O'Neil Henson of MartinSburg,
w. Va, and two grandchildren.
The family requests that ex-
presSionS of sympathy be in
the form of memorial contri-
buttons to the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home for the
Aged.
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Mrs. Virginia Heard
Georgia Educator

SAVANNAH. Ca, Aug. 81
(AP). - Mrs. Virginia Lord
Heard, 81, a retired Chatham
County school superintendent
and mother Of DR.. Alexander
Heard. chancellor Of Wander
bilt University, was fatally in
jured yesterday in a traffic
accident here.
She began a long career in
the local school system in 1921
and retired in 1949 as Assistant
Superintendent Emeritus.
She was the widow of Richard
Willis Heard.
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Commanded Breck

His first full command was
on board the Destroyer USS
Brock, from 1924 to 1927, when
he was ordered back to Wash
ington for duty at the Naval
Gun Factory.
After two years as navigator
Of the Battleship USS New
York, he went to The Hague
from 1881 to 1888 as Naval
Attache.
From 1888 to 1885 he was
damage control officer on the
USS Idaho, and from 1885 to
1887 he commanded the USS
Nokomis in the Canal Zone.
Returning to the Washington
area in 1887, he spent two years
at the Nays photographic
office at Suitland, Md, and in
1889 took command OF the USS
Augusta, which was made the
flagship Of the commander-in-
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Commodore John Holmes
Magruder, jr., who won the
Navy's Legion of Merit before
he retired in 1916, died at
Chelsea Hospital in Boston yes
terday after a short illness. He
was IA.
The son of the founder of
the Magruder grocery stores,
he attended the Friends Select
School in Washington and
Cloyne House at Newport, R. l.,
before entering the Naval
Academy in 1907.
Going to sea after his gradu-
alton in 1911, Commodore
Magruder served on the USS
Missouri during World War I.
At the end of the war he served
as naval inspector of ordnance
at the Bausch & Lomb optical
Co. in Rochester. N. Y, and
came to Washington with the
Bureau of Ordnance in 1921.
After a brief tour on the USS
Fairfax, Commodore Magruder
was the executive officer on
board the presidential yacht
Mayflower, serving under both
Presidents Harding and Coo
lidge.
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CEMETERY LOTS

WILL SACRIFICE 2 grayesltes, Ma.
tional Memorial Park, section X.
5000. HA, 2-p4ig. 90
MEMORIAL PARK-Two
sssS' No e9es ys, loetstion' $3.50
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Crennatorium

]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81. and Mass. Ave. II. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE-, NV. RA. 3-T4il
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Dratha
ALBRIGHT, MILBURN EDWARD. Sud

ALBRIGHT, MILBURN EDWARD. Sud-
denly, on Tuesday. August 20, 1868.
MA Mill EDWARD ALBRIGHT Of
Md. beloved husband Of Jennie B.
Albright. father Of Robert E. and
Richard K Albright, Mrs. Patricia
4. Wigle, William K, Albright and
Mrs. Maxine A. Shelton. He. also
Is survived by eight grandchildren.
Funeral Home, s54 Carroll St. NV.
parking oppositel, after pm.
Wednesday, August 81, where serv-
ices will be held on Friday, August
23, at : pm. 1nterment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. %
ALLEN, JOHN W. on Monday. Au.
gust 10, 1858, JOHN W. ALLEN
OF 112O Holbrook terrace ne, Apt.
2, son Of James Allen and Sara
Coleman Thompson, beloved husband
q John, IT.; Ellen, Marguerite and
Yyonne Allen. other relatives and
friends also survive. Remains rest
ing with L. E. Murray g. Son.
from to 10 10 pm, and where eTsf funeral
services will be held on Thursday,
August 81, at IL noon, the Rev.
Bussey officiating: Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery Casket
will not be open after services. 81
BAKER, JAMES RUFUS. On Tues
S Rfy AH sRkER 20 a4 lSe sstb JAMES I.
s ssIS5ed De hSsS'nS hs Ct Of P1 dSs Bel
Stevens, james F. and Charles W.
Baker, He also leaves TO mourn
their loss, two sisters, five brothers,
one grandson, one son-in-law, Mel
WIN stevens: other relatives and
the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home, 3O15 10th st. ne. Notice
OF funeral later.
BARNES, WILLIAM II. On Sunday.
August is, 1868, at Baldwin Per-
Sonal Care Home, 22l4 Newton st.
ne, WILLIAM II. BARNES Of 995
Hill I'd; Landoyer. Md. He leaves
W SfEnsS two ss s1ns James S5s aagD snd
Mrs, Doris Plummer; one brother,
several grandchildren and great
grandchildren, many other relatives
fhG friends x,., From 70 10 pm
TRENDS may 10e cSil ii ne Eelai Hsnry and
Washington q Sons Funeral I'M ' Home 2.
1925 Deane ave. ne, where the
Rosary will be recited at ) pm.
High REQUIEM Mass will be eele-
otased a. . am. Friday, August 30,
~ ~. Luke,s Catholic Church, 4a25
East Capitol 81. Interment Ariings
ton National Cemetery ~
BARNES WILLIAM II. Officers and
49, members OF the Knights
HeEzEl3N Of 81. John commandery,
E0W Non FSg q arg thf bs TssSTns ma
EAkzSN titled OF the death OF
T1RlQh2N Brother WILLIAM II.
BARNES. Funeral services
AZ the Henry s. Washington a Sons
Funeral Home, 50th 81. and Deane
ave, ne, on Thursday, August 81.
1868, at s pm.
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GILLIARD, CLEO c. In loving men,
DRY OF our dear sister, CLEO e.
GlLLlARD, who passed away threa
years ago. today, August 81, 1900
Inc depths OF sorrow we cannop
Of the loss Of one we loved so wellJ
ana while she sleeps a peaceful
sleep,
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gust 90, 1858, LIMA ooLDsTEIN
OF .552l Colorado ave. NV, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Marcia Burser,
Silver. Spring, Md; Mrs, Maxine
schaefer, Oxon Hill. Md. and Jo-
seph A. Goldstein. Silver Spring.
Md She also is survived by three
sisters, Mrs, Bertha Aronson, Mrs.
Lillian Barbarosh, Linden, N. j.,
and Mrs. Sadie Brotzky, East
ooSssnge y and THREE thTse b poi,sIs
N j., and Irving Miller. North
Miami Fla. Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky A Sons
Funeral Home 1901 lith st. NV.
parking facilities adjacent, on
Wednesday August q, at 1 pm,
Torah Cemetery Memorial week,
5b2l Colorado ave NV. Apt. iO2.
In lieu Of flowers the family suggests
contributions. may be made 10 the
Cancer Fund. 81
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LONEL1 MOTHEh.-
GARDNER, WALTER A. In loyin7
memory Of our husband and father,
WALTER A. GARDNER, who passed
away one year ago today, August
Beyond the golden sunset,
Wnere loneliness never dies,
He dwells in the land of glorH.
Amidst the gold and blue OF the
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUoH-
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DERRICoTE, DIR. WOODROW [. m
loving memory of my dear som Will
passed away three years ago today1
August 21, 1860.
When am all alone, I like to stray
Along the road of yesterday. EsT'
10 live again in memory
Inc happy days that used IN he
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'UsKEY, ADELLA CMIss DELLA. On

Monday. August 10, 1858, ADELLA
SUSKEY of 300 North Carolina ave.
Sc. daughter of the late Charles
and Matilda Suskey. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
ST. and Mass. ave, ne, where Serv-
ices will be held on Friday. August
%, at IL am. Interment Con-
presSiona1 Cemetery 80
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ERNEST DANIEL

Sunday August rs, 1888 az the
Ma ERNEST bSNIEfL' V Tiilp2i,ij
OF Brownsville, Md, beloved husband
Of Evelyn .Virginia .villegas and
father OF Robert 7, cobbins OF Fails
Church. Va, He also is survived BY
four grandehildren, Friends may
Wilson blvd ArlinRton. Va, after
. noon Tuesday August 30, whore
there will be recitation OF the
Rosary on Wednesday, August 81,
at pm. Requiem Mass will be
celebrated AZ 81. Agnes Catholic
sts. Arlington, Va, on Thursday,
August %, at 10 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 81
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1868, MRS. LOIS [. Law, Of i91g
Oates st. me-, wife of William r.
Law; mother Of Sherman A. Holloway
and step-mother of Willie Mae Law;
also surviving are two grandchildren,
Two sisters, one brother, other rela-
wednesday August 2l. friends are
invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV,
where services will be held on
Thursday, August -, at 10 am,
etery. 81
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August is, 1903, cHARL isN 4
RIDDEL OF los eth st. Sc, the
beloved father of Mrs. Dorothy d.
Helen Simon Of Lansing, Mich: Mrs
Catherine Smith of Charleston, W.
Va; Mrs. Martha Mandt OF Or
lando, Fla, and Mrs. Elizabeth Lynn
Of Newport News va; brother Of
Miss =, virginia Riddel OF Spencer,
w. Va. He also is survived by
twelve grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
ST. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Thursday,
august 22, at 11:30 am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Ang4St 20, 1868, ANNETTE c.
KELLY Of 1712 Montello ave, ne,
wife Of the late John Jasper Kelly
She also is survived by one god
child. four sisters-in-law, one broth
er-in-law and a host OF friends.
From 3 pm: to 10 pm. Thursday,
august 22. friends may call at the
Morrow q Woodford Funeral Home
1922 18th st. NV. Mass will be
celebrated at 8 am. Friday, Au-
gust %, at st. Patrick's Catholic
Church, 10th and @ SITS. NV, In
terment Arlington National Gene
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LUCILLE. Officers and
members OF the Ladies
First Aid Union Of
Churches Inc, are re-
queSted to assemble on
Thursday, August 22,
1868, at 1890 pm, at
t he Southern Baptist
1874 L st. NV.
g, FREEMAN, President,
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JAMES 4. HUNT huJuIduI.
JOHN CLIFFORD. On
CLIFFORD Sullivan, beloved nus
band Of Ann D. Sullivan, father Of
Janet M. and Rose Ann Sullivan,
son of Ethel Clark Sullivan and
the late John L. Sullivan; brother
of William C. Sullivan. Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home. l3l 18th st. Sc.
parking facilitiesl, until Thursday.
August 90, at $3.50 am. Requiem
Mass at St. Dominic's Church at
10 am. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Glenwood Gene
terry. Rosary on Wednesday, Au-
puSt 81 at n m
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HER pEvoTEp BR RtSFAi asseD
HURLEY, BLANCHE AND EDWARD n
In loving memory of our dear mother
and grandmother. BLANCHE HURI
Ky, and our dear son and brother.
EDWARD r. HURLEY, both Of whom
died suddenly twenty-seVen wears
ago. August 81. 1896.
Two places are vacant in our home
which never can be filled
WAALtAiGTE, GLADYS AND ALL THE
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5i3i coiebrook drive. Hinersst
Heights, Nd, on August 10, 1905.
beloved son Of HARRIET A. and
Lewis Y, Parker brother Of sharon
Lee Parker. Prayers at Chsmbsrs'
Funeral Home, 5l7, 11th. 81 Sc
on Friday August 20, al a;30 am.
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
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Dratha

HARRIS, SAMUEL CHARLES. on
Monday. August 10, 1868. SAMUEL
bia I'd. NV, beloved husband OF
Fidies Glee Harris, father of Ross
wilkins, grandfather of Stephen
Charles and Juleanne Harris, brother
Of William, Joseph and Mabel Har-
ris. Friends may call at Gawler' S
Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
st. NV. parking on premises. Serv-
ices will be held on Friday, Au-
gust 81, at 1890 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
LUCILLE HARRISON. on
Saturday, August II, 1868, at the
CILLE HARRISON HAYWOOD OF
1910 D st. Sc. beloved wife OF
George Haywood, mother of Matthew
and John Harrison, Mrs. Margaret
Williams and Mrs. Cora B. Foster
She also leaves one sister, Mrs
RoXanna Mickey; one brother, Louis
B. Forman; twenty grandchildren
many Observation-Disclosures, other rel
atives and friends. After pm
Wednesday, August 81, relatives and
friends may call at her above late
TR ursdSsy, August astf SO, Ss at p.@ on
at the Southern Baptist Church
134 L st. NV, the Rev. Murden
Appling officiating. Interment Har-
mony Memorial Park, ARRANGEMENTS
by Henry 8. Washington a. Sons
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EDNA HARDMAN. VI. R.

is, 1868, BETTY LEWIS Of 1858
Holmead place NV, devoted cousin
OF Nancy B. Johnson. Miss Leota
P. Williams and Woodie w. John
SON. After 4 pm. Wednesday, Au-
gust 81. friends may call at the
johnson g. jenkins Funeral Home,
1904 Georgia ave. NV. Funeral
services on Thursday, August %,
at 1:3O pm. at the Church of
God. 2O3O Georgia ave. NV, Elder
s. L. MichauX officiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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gust 10, 1868, MARY ALICE LEE
Of 200 51st st. ne, widow OF
the late Cicero A. Lee. beloved
mother. Of Helen L. Jones, James
A; and DR.. Robert E. Lee, sister
o. Mrs: Mabel H. Robinson OF
Delray Beach, Fla; mother-in-laW
OF Nanno Lee and Sterling c. Jones.
She also is survived by six grand
children. other relatives aud a host
OF friends. After 4 pm. Friday,
august %, friends are invited to
call at her late residence. Funeral
services will be held at the Mount
Airy Baptist Church, II L st. NV,
on Saturday, August "a, at 1870
am: Interment Harmony Memorial
Park. Arrangements by Jarvis, %
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Hospital. 6oRis ANN mi r R1d Sssur ioV1
ing wife Of George A. Riggs, mother
Of veronica L. Riggs. daughter Of
Ellen M. Owens and stepdauRhter
Of George H. Owens. Also sur
viving are eight sisters, a grand
mother and grandfather. a mother
ln-law and father-in-laW, aunts,
uncles and a host OF other rela-
Wednesday, August 81, friends
may call at the Snowden Funeral
Home, 246 North Washington ST.
Rockville. Md. After 10 am. Thurs
day, August 90. body will lie in
state at the Emory Grove Church
neral services will be held at
pm. the Rev. T. @. Darlington
otficiating Interment Arlington
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RILEY, FRANCIS JOSEPH. On
wednesday. August 81, 1863. FRAN
CTS JOSEPH RILEY, beloved hus-
nand OF Esther r. Riley (nee Spring.
heimer and Suzanne Cocimano; son
OF Mrs. Susan Riley and brother
OF William and Evangeline Riley.
Of worcester. Mass He also is sur
vlVed BY two grandchildren. No
ice OF funeral later. Mattingly
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August TO- 1868, at he western
Maryland HOSPITAL CHARLES Z.
NOLAN, beloved husband Of Mrs
daushters, two sons. thirty. four
grandchildren, eight great-grand-
children, two brothers. four sisters
and host OF other relatives and
friends. After . pm. Thursday,
August 22. friends may call al the
Washington st.. Rockville, Nd Fu-
neral services on Friday, August 23,
at the AsbuTy Methodist Church,
Brownstown, Md the Rev. Awkward,
pastor. interment church eeme-
terry. 90
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JUSTICE, RAYMOND Z. On tues
near Clagettsville, Nd, RAYMOND
E.. JUSTICE, beloved husband Of the
late Edna A. Justice, father of Mrs.
John L. Warner. grandfather Of
Patti Ann Warner and brother OF
Mrs. Grace. Harrison and Oscar
Justice. Friends may call at the
DIN L. Molesworth Funeral Home,
Damascus, Md. Services on Thurs
day. August %, at pm, at the
Montgomery Methodist Church,
Clagettsville, Md. Interment church
cemetery. Mr.. Justice will lie in
state at the church from 1 pm
until pm. Thursday. q
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Suddenly, on Monday. August 10,
W I2gJ, a f s P6w Sly, No, REV
loved brother Of Mrs. William Wal
lace OF Santa Fe, N Mex. Friends
may call at the Carroll Parlor,
Healy Building, GEORGETOWN Uni
yersity, 37th and o SITS. NV, after
The, office of the Dead will be
recited in the chapel, GEORGETOWN
University, on Friday. August 30,
az 1880 am. followed by Requiem
Mass at l am. Interment George-
town UNIVERSITY CemeterY 90
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COLE, DOROTHY AND HARVEY IN.
loving remembrance of mother
DOROTHY COLE, who departed thf4
lie three years ago today, Aueusd
IL; 1850, and brother HARVEY
1our years ago. August II, 1882
Will always be remembered
YOUR DAUGHTER AND sTSTER
GLADYS c. VIII SON At's
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lit MRnnrtattt
Announcement Of
Services nv Ca~ho.,

ALESANDhELlI' ANGELA. In loving
DRELLI, who passed away fourteen
years ago today, August 2l, i949.
IN our hearts q memory is kent
VI one we love and will never forget
DEVOTED HUSBAND, JOSEPH
ALESANDRELLI, AND CHILDREN,
ALBERT. ALFRED, AMELIA AND
EDA; GRANDCHILDREN AMI
GREAT-GRANDCH
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LEE. MARY A: The members and
- officers of Auroa Household Of
e. !; / 3 ,.
IN Ruth, No. 5249, @. U. o. o..
~ F.. are hereby notified of the
IN death Of Inmate MARY A. LEE,
Funeral services on Saturday,
kY August "a, 1868. at 1890 am,
" at Mount Airy Baptist Church,
~ MINNIE NJ. PHILLIPS,
NJ. N. @.
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aa ay |. !! Auga a,., I66}a a! , Anne
k LEY OWENS Of 5is 9th s.. ne,
Is survived By other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. owens Will
lie in state at Sellers Chapel, Anne
Arundel County, Nd, after 5 pm
Wednesday, August 81, where serY-
ices VIII be held on Thursday. Au-
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SECRETARY-$52OO
FEE PAID-$52OO

Busy downtown executive needs
an attractive and efficient gal
with good skills to keep his of
flee intact. Meet and greet.
Handle correspondence for sue
cessful young statesmen. All
benefits. Graebner's, Silver
Spring. 1916 Georgia Ave-, JU.
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WANTED, middle-aged woman
for baby-sitting. We'd, Thurs. &
Fri. in Wheaton area. Call VIII.
6-4761 after 6 pm. week daYs.
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VIOLIN, Roth, with case and ac-
cessories, used A times by dis.
enchanted student. Cost $140,
sell 500. VIII. $3.50.
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ASST. RECEPTIONIST
FRONT DESK--$S5O
PERSONNEL
CLERK TYPIST

Assist busy secretary, varied
duties, contractors office, need
own transportation. 427-7474.
Mrs. Carroll.
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SECRETARY
CLERK TYPIST

Immediate opening, good COM
pany benefits, 5 day week. Call
GA. 10000 between 9-5 pm. for
appointment.
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ENERGETIC Lady to become
Manager for Realsilk, Inc, on
group plan selling. Splendid per-
manent opportunity. Party plan
sales experience helpful but not
required. Write r. c.. Green,
Realsilk, Inc, P. o. Box CSC, In.
dianapolis 6, Indiana.
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SECRETARY
MATTRESSES

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Experienced, good hours, closed
SUM-, good salary and tips. No
phone calls. Apply Beef Bar
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Experienced. tipping and short
hand required, capable, with
knowledge of general office pro-
cedures, pleasant surroundings,
5 day week, car necessary. For
appointment call Mr.. Wall,
Hardwood It'll.
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MALE & FEMALE

WANTED - MEN g. WOMEN
truck washers, preferably living
in Kensington area. Full time,
but no paid holidays. Usual COM
pany benefits. For appointment
933-1330. An equal opportunity
employer.
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OIL storage tank, SIS. Call Pc.
2-34S2, at 707 Beall Avenue,
Rockville, Md.
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GIRL FRIDAY
PART TINE

Woman with pleasant telephone
voice for evening work in Rock
vile office. Apply Mr.. McDade,
215 E. Montgomery Ave-, Rock
vile, Md, End floor.
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-27
McNamara Aide Backs Off. Went Too Far!'

SAIGON, Viet Nam R = Arthur Sylvester, assistant US. Secretary of Defense here with Secretary Robert McNamara, said today he may have gone too far in state ments about the situation as seen by McNamara.
 Sylvester has been holding ses- sions with correspondents to re- port on McNamara'S activities and views. Some of the reports have tended to take an optimistic view of the outlook.
 Today Sylvester said McNamara had made no deductions during his trip, and added T may have gone too far" in statements to cores pondents.
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-27
Pentagon Calls
 Surprise Alaska Practice Alert

FAIRBANKS LR - A no-notice theaterWide exercise was started at 7:30 am. today by the Alaska Command.
 It will include participation by the Commands Army, Navy and Air Force components and may involve moving troops in reac- tion to simulated emergenc con- dition.
 The training exercise was or dered without advance notice by the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Wash ington, DC, and is not associated with any world situation, officials reported
 Practice evacuation of depend ents or other civilians in connec- tion with the exercise is not planned.
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-27
New York Law Official In Hot Water

MINEOLA, N. Y. R - An as sistant district attorney and his wife were arrested yesterday on extortion charges in a bizarre case involving tape-recorded love con- VerSatiOns between the official and a pretty widow, followed by a payoff of more than $27,000.
 Joseph Heneghan, 35, an assist ant distirct attorney of Nassau County since 1857, was accused of recording his conversations with Mrs. Bargaret Mirabella, 3l, wi dow with three children, in an effort to force her to marry him when he could get free.
 Heneghan gave the recording to his wife after Mrs. Mirabella re- fused to marry him. Mrs. Hene- ghan then went to Mrs. Mirabella and threatened her, officials said
 Mrs. Mirabella, fearful of being sent to jail for having an affair with a married man, withdrew more than S27 ,000 from several banks and gave it to Mrs. Hene- ghan, Mrs. Mirabella told authori ties Wednesday,
The Nome nugget., 1963-09-27
MEET THE TEACHER

we salute Caroline Coons. She is the head teacher and reading CO., ordinator. Her experience consists of 13 years teaching at Nome and previously in Pittsfield, Mass, teaching High School English. Her educational background includes a B.A. from Russell Sage College and some time at the University of Alaska. Miss Coons has travelled in Europe and this past summer travelled by auto down the Alaska Highway and across Canada. She lists her hobbies as camping. painting pictures and enjoying her many friends.