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DABNEY. MARY, on Monday. May
9, sSo,ds.:: IgsS: MARY pABNEY q i4l4
Edwards, Mrs. Mamie Fox and Jane
Lucas. Also surviving are three
Marie Lloyd and Mrs. Helen How'll;
Tssp GHs RspHsS snS srsnd: %ili:m AftsF TS4 O1hsr
Friday. May 10, friends may cali
a. the johnson A jenkins Funeral
Home, ,4SO4 Georgia ave, NV. where
funeral services will be held on
E.I@snt Lincoln &ss H. Memorial e. Pm Genie: ne.
Nav s, 1858. LIE ROY J. pIEHL oi
1907 .slst ave, North Forestville,
Nd, beloved husband Of Margaret
Diehl. father Of June Dean. Remains
restins in the Berry Funeral Home,
Cleveland, Ohio, REQUIEM Mass and
Funeral Service.
DIXON, MINNIE MAE. OF 5000 b5th
Z issS. wife Of The late tel Dennis mi 1 4.
Dixon, mother OF Mrs Leslie B.
Schafer. sr., and Mrs T. Sylvester
schafer. sister Of Mrs. Harold Lusby,
Charles and Grant Miles -Four
baiIndsnidrsn sbiIalsn asa and rvivs two T5ssSrans
Chambers Funeral Home bs0i
Saturday, May ii. al 10 am. In,
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
OOUGHERTY. HELENE ELEANOR. sud
1enly, on Monday, May q. 1893 at
h her nome. EOS crestmooL circle,
ELIZA ELEANOR sOE5eSt Eb5oeStoHhMRa4Y Mr. daasss.F HEIREE
Of toe late Mr., and Mrs. Edward
Trodt and niece Of Catherine NJ.
Brooks Miss Dongherty rests At the
W,agrlner 2 Pumphrey Funeral Home,
Ma Ds4Eyss sGIEsyis ays fs,iisi,.s.r isi,s5r spaSias aas:
q her soul on - Friday. Nay
Catholic Church, 72f4 University
msht 81. Johns Cemetery. " .
DOUGLAS. THERESA. on Wednesday.
S.,,, May : udss egs at ,aso55sstowpl Uni
LAS OF ls2p. oainesviile 81. s.e.. be.
loved wife Of William Douglas. Also
surviving are many other relatives
and friends, Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements BY Walter Z. Hunter,
FEdDMAN EVA. On Wednesday.
the Roosevelt Hotel, beloved mother
Of Mra Albert n. Aren't, Chevy
Chase. Nd; Mr.,, Bella klurield.
man, Arlington. va. Funeral sew
Ices Al the Bernard Dansansky 4
NV, tparking facilities adiaeenti,
on Friday, May 10, at III am,
Interment King David Mtmoriai
Garden Memorial week, .5iOS Roll.
Ing rd, Chevy Chase, Nd
FELDMAN, EVA. Officers and mem.
50 & i!:lI : $ / y i::;i,. a. a.; J; 7 7 !!
tend funeral services on
Friday May 10, 1893, at ii am
AZ the Danzansky Funeral Home,
1901 11th st, NV,
ROSE wEINsTEIN, Cor seey.
CRAY, REV n. 4. L. on "wednesday.
Md, REV. /, L, GRAY. beloved
ather Of DwlshL =, Gray, serp-
Ices and interment IN Northfield,
Ohio, on Monday. May 10, Ar
Tansemsnts By the Takoma Funeral
Home.
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Dratha

sLAsE ASK S.tTrTs GAFT LESLIE 81 w!SA.:gIS MAsI,S
May 9; 1858, CAPT. LESLIE MAR:
Grafton N st., chevy YST 'ssnsS chass, ma. O. Be. be.
loved husband OF Catherine slack
Services on Saturday, May IL, at
II am, at the Naval Security
Chapel. 39th st. and Nebraska ave
NV. Interment Christ Episcopal
Church Cemetery, owensville, Md.
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HUWSEK, NINA LIUUN. on Wednes'
flGy,vsAy day Msy g. l983; ANNA LIGoN
NV. wife of the late william Edgar
Howser. Friends may call at the
8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
| H90l 14th st NV. after 10 am
| Friday, May 10 parking facilities
| Services from the above funera
| home on Saturday. May IL. al
am. Interment Rock Greek Gem.
| etery
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McGRATH. JOHN ROBERT. on
dsnse. Si5s North II hi0RSi Key 6lRd,, . 'isf AZ.
qRssHT aRHTh gs bsov:Sp spHS sOn S9SMEFr & MF HSs6 Mf
McGrath. Notice OF services later
Funeral HON Home cat at p.@. 'nt ttSSssfA'0 today.
MITCHELL, CATHERINE OLIVIA. on
ISuS wednesday MAY g. 1883. a. AZ; Az,
oPGfVSH3a oGfVa MTcRREht HTScsRRisfh of csTaHflNh5 Sio4 f7sh
S Svsd '0Si9 VIZ: atFlRffHa q %am vs Msshs NJ sf
Roland srsSSes srandmotSer aaHsfs S9a 81
Catherine 3; PhyneS and Prank , I H;
After pm. Friday, May 10,
spaneler Funeral Home, SEA sth
st. ne, where the Rosary will be
recited At 7;30 pm, Friday, May
Sasen S%THAi y Resse ss Church GGT ISth LsSS sSS
Edgewood sts. south, Arlington, Va.
Interment Harmony Cemetery. 10
MITCHELL, THOMAS. On Tuesday,
may NAY Ho,n8.s Il ss3 HoSNsASP tSs PiitrASt MiSc Hsn-
faanesrssp sspS atsr RiH " ns SSsiss 81 81
t6s Tsts H i; Williams 4. Funeral Home,
May 3. 1868, EMMA r. MOORE OF
Delray Beach, Fla, wife OF the
late Horton Moore and mother OF
John T., Also surviving are two
grandchildren, three great-grand-
children and a half sister, Mrs.
james r. Parkey, sr. Services will
be held At the scobee Funeral Home,
Delray. Beach, Fla, on Saturday,
May II, at II am. 1nterment Del
ray Beach Cemetery.
MYERS, JOHN WILLIAM CBILL). on
WTsTISN TWSissdayN My :, Jo5E eS6S
otis st., Mount Rainier, ND; :,
Myers, stepfather Of Mrs, John
H. Cooksey, Mrs. Ruth schrum
and Thomas z. Bennett, jr.: son of
Mrs. Myrtle Myers, and brother OF
Mrs. Mary Smith. both Of Hagers-
town, Md Friends may call at the
Nalley Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode
Island ave, at Eastern ave. ne,
where funeral services will be held
Friday, May 10. at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment
Mountain View Cemetery, Sharps-
burg. Md Graveside services at .
pm. Friends may call after g pm.
Wednesday. May s. (Hagerstown
papers please copy.) 8
NORTON, RICHARD. On Tuesday
May q. 1868, at Suburban Hospital,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04

FOR YOUR PROTECTION,
COVERED THE FOLLOWING GUARANTEES
GUARANTEEING
GUARANTEE-Under this the Dealer,
the date purchase until the vehicle
"Speedometer Mileage"
shall will Purchaser so cent
Dealers retail
parts makes that necessary
occaoned by
o FrstMonth
.wlg
vehicle
o. accident
guarantee is expressly | all other
atoms o mpIi WARRANTY
MERCHANTABILITY FITNESS of all other obligations
vehicle
herein be
with all adjustments
nd is nottr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-28

Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson first row. sixth from left hears her
husband the President deliver his first speech Chief Eecu
tive at yesterdays Joint Session Of Congress- With her the
front Of the executive gallery left right Abe Fotos
Of the District former Gov David Lawrence of Pennsylvania
Apache drum beat., 1963-01-01
BROWNIES
by Sally Victor

Three of US, Rosie Cassa, Pauline
Null and I, we're appointed to be troop
leaders. We are very pleased to have your
&ittle girls. They sure enjoy Themselves
learning all kinds Of things. But before
you send them, buy them uniforms. We meet
every Wednesday from 4-5:Oo pm. in the
Tribal Council Hall. We just have nine
girls. We had Christmas party on Dec.
l9 with the CIR Is. Tt sure was fun. So
please, send your girl so she can learn
more and progress.
Apache drum beat., 1963-01-01
PAGE 10
" PRIDOT MISSION NE IS
By Mrs. Irna Stock

"Every7there, everywhere, Christmas
tonight II, was the nameo0f the Chi1dren's
Chrl lstlnas Eve Service, December2A, 1892
The 12o children sang sweet praises to
the King Of Kings, in English, Apache,
japanese and German. Over 300 people
crowded into the chapel
At present, some remode1ing is GO
ing on over i'm the mission chapel, New
benches are being made Van Patten is
helping with this work.
Visitors:
Priscilla Hoffman,, who teaches at
New London, Wisconsin, came to the New
Yearis Eve service. She, her mother, Mrs :
Clark, and brothers visited with mission
folk.
Sadie Victor, student at New Ulm.
Dr. Martin Luther College, was here. .She
Is happy in her school work.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gilman, Baby Candy
Mr. and Mrs. Schem, and several friends
from Valentine, Nebraska gave us a
CHEEKY good morning on Januaryl4. Don is
brother Of the former Dolores Gilman,
now Mrs. De1roy AsMege, Of Correctioml1e
IoWao Mrs. AsWege taught at Cibecue and
Peridot not many years ago,
Miss Virginia Jahnke, former Peridot
teacher, and now in nurses training at
Good Samaritan Hospital, in Phoenix,
came to see U.S. January 3. Her father,
Mr.. Jahrloe, accompanied her for day's
hiking around Peridot, but it rained
utifully all day, .anuary 3.
The following East Fork students
came to Peridot to be with parents, re-
latives, and friends during the Christ
mas holidays: Ethel May Kenton, Hattie
Harney, Josephine Aday, Verna Patten,
Mac Steele, Raymond Lee Nash, Steve Aday
and Laro1d Aday.
Mrs. Rudder, school nurse, gave us
all typhoid shots, last week, January 18th
Not many children have been absent from
school because Of the typhoid shots, or
other illnesses.
Reuben Stock flew to Thief River
Falls, Minnesota, January3, after
receiving the sad news Of his brother,
Lehart IS fatal injuries, in a car
accident. Lehart Stock visited US at
Peridot, several years ago and is remem-
oered by some Of the Apache people. He
was big man in size and in heart.
Mr.. McGivern, former teacher at San
Carlos School happily surprised us on
January 3. The McGiverns are now living
at Yakima, Washington.
Apache drum beat., 1963-01-01
AFRICAN INDIAN CHURCH
By Pastor Curtis S n. Bunny

Numerous activities including success
full Christmas program have kept things
humndng at the American Indian Church, our
Apache church in the Seven Nile Wash area.e
It has been happy season for children
and parents alike The physical Load has
been great for the pastor and church
leaders. This might be good place to
insert note to all Christians, "Your
cooperation and help in your own church is
greatly needed and will pay rich rewards
as we'll as merit the gratitude Of your
pastor and church leaders, They need you'
This suggestion represents more than the
physical encouragement too. The eternal
destiny Of the souls of men is our respon-
sibilitys The spiritual need is greater by
far than the physical need. Tt is our
task to make Christ known that He might
be enthroned in the hearts of men. lie
are Co-laborers with God, we are Ambass-
adors for Christ. He is, after all, Gods
provision for our eternal salvation. He
is the Door to- Heaven and to God. Untold
multitu have not yet availed themselves
OF eternal Life which is a Gift Of God
through Jesus Christ.
new board has been elected at the
American Indian Church and Reverend Walker
Tonic has been appointed Assistant Pastor.
The board members as follow President,
Andy Hunter; vice-Present. Sam Salter;
Secretary, Este11e Bunny: Treasurer, Prisc-*
lila Bend1e; and six board members who ares:
Douglas patten, Donald Bendle, Irene Patten.
Nargare t Cook Elkin Cutter, and Joe
Goode. Joe Goode is also appoIhhed as Song
Leader for the coming years. Loren Bunny Wflo
has served as Sunday School cecretary for
the past several months W as elected to
continue the Duties Fred Mcdowell contines
the combined duties Of sbng leader
and Sunday School Superinte endent.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY
SAINTS (CoNTNUED)
In the year 1862 60 converts have been
baptized in Branch by Elder Martin D..
Bushman who is we'll known here by his
Nava io-Apache name nShush-be-cog-gai"
meaning bearskin. And now we have go MEM
bers in Branch including children that
we're blessed in our church. Norma Louise
Lee, Edward Lee, Jr., Georgia Victor, and
Flora Jane Dude are some Of our baptized
members attending schools out Of state, so
that makes 94. And also David Brooks who
is vacationing here Is not included in the
80. He is Assistant Cook in the Riviera
Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Gloria D.
Phillips and Dora D. Belvado we're baptized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-27
By DANIEL POOLE
Stor Real Estote Editor

individually owned houses
around Jointly owned recrea.
ton parks is being used by
two young builders at their
new Georgetown South COM
munity on South. Grant ave-
nue. (Route 234) about q
quarter of q mile south Of
Center street in Manassas.
D. Jay Hyman. formerly
an attorney In the District
specializing In real estate
and corporate law. and his
partner, Lee @. Rubenstein,
a civil engineer who built
Orchard View In Vienna,
Va, plan to build about $50
town houses at Georgetown
South. - -..
The unconditional town
houses, ranging from $11, 400
to $l4,250. feature small
front yards suitable for pat
los. and deep back yards
which will blend into the
common green areas. These
areas will have recreation
facilities owned by q COM
munity controlled corpora
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-27

1--WE studied town house
developments throughout the
country and found that the
common green concept suited
us best" say Mr.. LYMAN.
Its q concept that has been
widely praised and accepted.
but 1t just hasn't been used
in modern times"
Mr.. Rubenstein adds:
This plan offers all the adj
vantages Of owning your
own house, while eliminating
most of the disadvantages OF
maintaining one. And it's
only common sense to know
that anybody would like to
have q park in his back
yard"
After deciding on their
land planning approach. the
builders had Architect Mar
ion Bagley. Of Bagley-Soule
& Associates. to design town
houses similar to Preston
Place in Chevy Chase. And
they were successful in get
ting the officials Of Manas-
sas to amend the towns zon-
ing ordinance last year for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-27

When you see the drum
and fife corps perform tomor-
row, you'll know they're the
Revolutionary Wars finest
in the spirit Of '76. at least.
Their shadows will be
small, because the % uni
formed soldiers" viii range
from 9 to IA years old.
And three young Colonial"
girls will boost their morale
with a minuet.
Well-known as the Mount
Vernon Guard, the boys will
march in Manassas when the
sundial reaches $3.50 pm. The
occasion will be the showing
Of q new group Of town
houses to be built around a
common green. 1t. too, is in
the spirit of '76.
A common green. incident
ally, isn't common at all
these days.
It's quite an unusual APP
proach to land planning
around here. And q large
community Of town houses
(which are for sale instead
Of for remit is even rarer.
The technique Of placing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-27
A Return to Colonial Days

their higher-density develop
ment. Under the plan. one
fourth of their 46 acres will
be left In park land.
When you see these Rev.
volutionary War soldiers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-27

march tomorrow" says Mr..
LYMAN. you'll realize we're
re-creating what the fine
builders did in that era -
but with all the modern i'm
provements."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13

tcontlnusd on Next PasO A
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PRINTERS (2)

PURCHASING OFFICE Of large
alert man bet. rs and S5 yrs.
Some college. Prior construction
and/or purchasing exper. desirable,
Opport. for advancement unlim-
tied for the right man. Forward re-
sumo Of exper. to Box 42S-D. Star
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COLLECTION CLERK

Exper. IN working customers In
letter. Capable Of taking full
charge OF collection dept, Perma-
nent position. Good starting aai-
airy, plus monthly bonuses. For
interview call XII. 9-0064. SIS pm.
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RETAIL CLERK

Young man $3.50 with manage
ment potential.
Large regional paint store chain
guarantees to the man selected
rapid promotion, solid future
and above average income.
The training positions now open
in Nd. and Va. offer full salary.
bonus and paid vacation.
For personal Interview call
MR.. WINTERBLE
METROPOLITAN PAINT CO.
NO. 7-5757
ROOFERs HELPER, exper., apply
IN person. FARRAN BROTHERS
S14 10th st. ne.
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REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED
AGGRESSIVE YOUNG
MAN TO HANDLE
WELL = KNOWN SUB
DIVISION IN MONT
GOMERY COUNTY.
MUST HAVE CAR AND
BE A GOOD CLOSER.
EXCELLENT OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR RIGHT
MAN. DRAWING AC-
COUNT AVAILABLE.
JU, Sits.
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$500

Per month STARTING salary to
those rccepted after initial 3-day
indoetrination training period.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN


BOOKKEEPER, to handle Job cost,
construction accounting and main
tain records 10 Q trial balance.
Some tipping req. Salary 500 per
wk. Reply to Box GOOD. Star.
COOK for small restaurant. ewes.
5.12, call 76S-4700.
HOST OR HOSTESS, experienced,
sober. for oerman-American res
taurant. Nishts. oerman-speaking
preferred. Box i12-D. Star,
IBM MACHINE OPERATOR, min.
must have Transportation. New
installation in Cheyerly, Nd.
Please contact Mr., HURST, T73-
200. ext. 81, "a pm.
NEED EXTRA MONEY? Part time
sales and serv. avg. S30-S60 per
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o pm. only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13

REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Need-
ed at once fer very busy d. c,
office. Drawing Acct. to qualified
person. Earn $4,000 Q VI. OF
more. II not experienced will
train. Pun time preferred. Mr.
CASTLE, tn. 2-7s50.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. small
well-known Silver Spring broker
has opening for 2 full-time men
NILS member, walk-in client &C.
tive in commercial and farm pro
perties. Drawing account TO quail
fled: A golden opportunity. PLEASE
RESTAURANT MANAGER. must b
thorouShly ,, expe y nee n com
serving good food. REPLIES conf
Dental. Give brief resume. Boz
12-D, Star.
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GIRL FRIDAY-S42h

NO HHUITTHAND N
They are looking for . young lady
s Sns can bs, esn o.a s during mn z.
expected 70 be familiar with Of
flee procedure and the distribu-
tlon OF work load. There will be
typlng and record Keeping in-
eluded In her administrative
ENsiRE EMPI. Is4s Conn NV
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OPPORTUNITY

Position available in sales
department OF manufacturer
and distributor Of scientific
instruments and laboratory
apparatus. Experience de-
sirable. Answering phone,
quoting prices. etc. Com
pany benefits. Excellent
working conditions, ad-
vaneement, Write GARDNER
LABORATORY, INC, 1921
Landy lane. Bethesda, Md.
giving resume or phone 666-
5000 for appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-13

3 few with q little typins. TRAIN.
LEs, 2-3 yrs. college. 81. corresp,
English deg. Career minded, 8
days. S3,SO0-S4, 200 TO start With
quick raises average more money
for the year. Moderate fees, No
cash cash GOWN; Come n and talk n
gEssEE. ~ " WOOD PERSONNEL On r, 40. aob
E ffRaa RLnn n.T IA AZ .E n sOS souTH-
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK. accounting
office experience essential. Must
type. General accounting office
duties. Good advancement possi-
bilities. his. graduate to age 80.
ST. $4,000.
ACCTG. CLERK--Fairfax area. ex-
per. with accts. receivable. Work.
ing on MGR. Approx. $4,000 per
annum. POTOMAC EMPL.. Luria
Bldg, A Leesburg pike. Seven
Corners, JE, 2-727z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-18

New Heehinger Store
Open In Wheafon PICxG
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Protect your fine weapons or collectors
pieces behind tho fully gIazed door Of this
handsome klotsy pine eohinet Measures
66&x24@xl3%, Esodyso-finish hos dFuwaT Ia
buss for sUnclsoning kit etc UZJ340
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
ADMIN.
DENTAL ASSISTANT
BETHESDA-$70

One of our friendly doctors
needs a young girl to help him
greet patients, type reports and
run the office while he's oper-
ating. Skills helpful. Should
know simple medical terms.
9-5, 5 days. Graebner's, 1916
Georgia Avenue, JU 1914.
(empl).
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CLERKS

80 Full or part time. Ages Is
to so. To learn files and office
work. No newcomers, high
school graduate. Hours $3.50
am. to 5 pm. II day Sat. Full
time employee may have 5 day
week. Permanent, good starting
salary. Vicinity 18th and Penna.
Ave. NV. Write Box 1870,
Montgomery Sentinel, Rockville,
Md
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28
TELEPHONE SALES

Interested in the newspaper
field? Montgomery County's
Leading Newspaper is looking
for a person over 81, ambitious,
with a pleasant personality,
good telephone voice and neat
appearance. Must be able to
type as w.p.m. Work full time
in the fast growing want ad
section of our paper. Previous
experience not necessary, we
will train you. Call Mr.. S. Wood,
GA. 4.7744 for appointment and
interview.
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CLERICAL
INTERVIEWER
GEORGIA AVE.-$7O

If you can type so wpm and
like to meet people this firm
will train you to do their in
terviewing and reception :
list work. They will take a June
grad or a personable young
lady for this busy job. Graeb-
ner's, 1916 Georgia Ave-, JU g.
21dd (oY,onl \
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HELP WANTED
POSITIONS WANTED

LIFE GUARD, experienced Red
Cross credits, extensive training
water safety, instruction under
supervision. Call after 4 pm.
week days, anytime Sat. Sun.
924-9501.
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OPPORTUNITY

EARNING OPPORTUNITY -
$4,000 or more per year Full
time, $1,000 or more per year
part-time. Car is an advantage,
however. there is no out of town
travelling involved. Highly rated
national corporation, establish.
ed locally over 80 years. Our
employees know of this ad.
Write Box 100 E, Montgomery
County Sentinel, Rockville, Md.
All replies will be acknowledged.
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sALEs-MALE
DRIVER statesmen

3 Who are looking for perma.
nent positions for company that
offers guaranteed salary, hospi.
talization, paid vacations and
other benefits. Apply at Chuck
Wagon Caterers, 1921 41st
Street. Brentwood, Md. 301-277.
7454.
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PIX. PART-TIME

National company in new offices
has opening for part-time opera
tors to work Friday evenings
and Sat.-Sun. days. Prior expert
ence necessary. Call 622-2900
after 10 am. Monday for inter-
view.
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TYPIST

Age 20 to so, office near 18th
and H st. NV. Hours $50 am.
to 5 pm. 5 day week. Good sal
airy and increases with exper.
fence. Reply Box 127A. Mont
gomery Sentinel. Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-28

FARM MANAGER available for
substantial operation. Expert
enced all branches. College grad
uate. Emphasis on livestock.
Write Pc. Box 595, st. Michaels,
Md, for resume.
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BABY GRAND PIANO "Mar

SACRIFICING, wool rug, mod
ern turquoise (circular) 2 tur-
quoise chairs, or love seat, large
glass top coffee table, triangu-
lar walnut occasional table. ma
pie drop leaf table, 2 torchiere
lamps, misc. kitchen and glass
ware, music. 948-3471.
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SECRETARY, exp. SIS; Book.
keeper, female, payroll exp. $50;
(2) Typists $50-65; Admitting
Clerk $50. ROCKVILLE PER-
SONNET Pc. 2-9416.
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PLANT OPERATOR

Operator Water Filtration Plant.
Experience not necessary. HIS.
graduate, age 20-40. Start 1854
per yr. 1892 after As months.
Location of work Potomac and
Laurel, Md. Shift work. Apply
Patuxent Filtration Plant, 2
miles w. of Laurel on Rt. 1893,
between the hours of 8 am. &
5 pm. week days. Vacation,
sick leave and retirement bene.
fits. Phone PA 5-0760.
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FURNITURE
NEW & USED

Furniture Provincial Coffee
table and step table. $3.50 each.
Early American style 6 piece
dinette set $40. Sofa and chair
sets from $139.95 up. a piece
bedroom set from $157 up.
Smiths Select Furniture, Inc,
10590 Metropolitan Ave-, Ken
sington, Md. 949-2205.
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CLERK TYPIST
JUNE GRADS
SILV. SPG.-BETHESDA
come in now
start after graduation

START aIter gTduuaLlOn
BEGINNER, receptionist, ..$310
BEGINNER, secretary ........ 800
BEGINNER, phone girl 80. 290
BEGINNER, personnel ...... 303
BEGINNER, clerical .......... us
BEGINNER, silv. spg., MD. 325
BEGINNER, file clerk ........ 270
BEGINNER, Bethesda, dent BOB
BEGINNER, Rockville, type 285
BEGINNER, NV, recep..... 260
BEGINNER, pub. relations. $50
BEGINNER, bookkeeping :. 265
GRAEBNER'S
SILVER SPRING
1916 Ga. Ave-, JU 1914 (empl.)