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Rebeccu Holder
Of Kensineton,
Mother of Six

Mrs. Rebecca Warthen Holder
81, a native of Kensington, Nd,
died Wednesday after q heart
attack at her office at the
Blanche Data Processing Gen.
ter In Kensington.
Mrs. Holder lived at 1904
Dresden street. Kensington, and
went to Montgomery County
Grammar School and also at
tended st. Genevieve's Of the
Pine School in Asheville, N. C,
She was a member Of the
Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include her mother
Mrs. Gerald H. Warthen Of the
home address; four sons. David
W.. William E., Gerald M. and
Larry Dale, and two daughters,
Rebecca Jane and Laura Ann,
all Of the home address. She Is
also survived by two brothers,
Gerald b. Warthen Of Atlanta
Ca. and Donald Warthen OF
Ecuador; and two sisters. Mrs
John B. Avery. 1904 Setphalee
street. Rockville. and Mrs. Mary
Lambert, also Of 1904 Dresden
street.
Services will be tomorrow al
II am. at the Tyson Wheeler
Funeral Home with burial In
Rockville Cemetery.
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Louis CoIbreuner.
Salesman for
Appliance Store

Louis Colbreuner, IS, q WASH
ington resident for IS years
and q salesman for Georges
television and appliance store,
died Tuesday Of q heart attack
while mentioning in the Cat
skill Mountains, in New York
State.
He was q native of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Mr.. Colbreuner was O sales
man here with Todd's television
and appliance store for several
years before joining Georges,
where he had worked for the
last 10 years.
He was a member Of the
Spinoze Lodge, I. o. o. r., of
New York City, and the Snare
Tefila Congregation, IS Riggs
road NE.
He lived at 9607 Avenel road,
Silver Spring. Md.
He leaves his wife, Vivian, q
daughter Harriet, and q son
Martin. all of the home adj
dress. and two sisters. Mrs. Faye
HaShinsky and Miss Shirley
Colbreuner both Of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Friends may call at the
Colbreuner residence on Avenel
road through next Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Colbreuner was
buried Wednesday at Mount
Hebran Cemetery, Flushing,
Long Island, N. Y.
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W. J. PIemmons,
Retired in 1850 as
GAO Accountant

William ]. Plemmons, Sc, a
retired General Accounting Of
flee accountant, died this
morning at Casualty Hospital
after q long illness.
Mr.. Plemmons, a native Of
Marshall, N. c., moved 10
Washington as a young man.
He retired from the GAO in
1850.
He was a Master Mason, H.
nancial secretary Of the Ana
costa Methodist Church and q
member Of the official board
of the church.
A veteran of World War I, he
served with the field artillery
in France, where he was
wounded In action.
Mr.. Plemmons leaves his
wife. Phyllis E., Of 1928 T
street Sc, the home address:
two sons. John NJ, Of Temple
Hills, Nd. and Robert Wallace,
OF Brentwood City, Md; q
daughter, Mrs. Patricia Lam
bert. Of the home address, and
six granddaughters.
Services will be at 0 am.
Monday at the Anacostia
Methodist Church. Thirteenth
and U streets Sc. with burial
in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mervin 6. NeoIe, 70,
College Ex-President
MINNEApOTTe Lime On IAp

MINNEAPOLIS. June 20 (AP)
-Mervin @. Neale. one-time
president OF the University Of
Idaho. died Wednesday while
visiting q son here.
Mr.. Neale. 10. was found
dead In . hotel room. appar-
emily Of natural causes.
He had headed the University
Of Idaho from 1880 TO 1887.
He had been dean OF the School
Of Education at the University
OF Missouri from 1923 to 1880.
After his Idaho service, Mr..
Neale Joined the University Of
Minnesota faculty. retiring In
1865.
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Col. R. M. Bristo
Stuff Aide Heh

Air Force Col. Richark M,
Bristol (retired), who serkd in
Washington with the C1ef OF
Staff during World VIZ II,
died Tuesday at San jose Calf
He was IS.
A native of Benningtd, VT,
Col. Bristol was grauated
from West Point in 1890 After
leaving Washington iu 1947,
he served at Air Force Uses in
California and Texas fol three
years and then joined he LIST
Air Force in New York
Before his retiremht in
1857, he was an instrutor in
air science and tactics t San
Jose State College.
Col. Bristol leaves h wife,
Eunice w., Of San Jos(
Services will be at pm.
Monday at the Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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John R. Demorest, a. Years
With Department of Labor

John r. Demorest, ST.. "A.
the last original staff member
Of the Department Of Labor
when he retired in 1857, died
Wednesday at the Washington
Hospital Center.
Mr.. Demorest. q native Of
Pennsylvania, grew up in Grand
Rapids. Mich. and moved to
washington when he was 10.
He became q clerk in the I'M
migration and Naturalization
Service, then o part Of the De-
partment Of Commerce and
Labor.
He Joined the Labor De-
partment when that branch
became . separate department
with cabinet status in 1918.
At the time Of his retirement
he was chief Of the division
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data had been made obsolte
by World War l destruction AID
the realignment Of natiplal
boundaries. He was the ltst
of the rowing writer-pHto-
graphers whose task 1t vi 70
build up the society's COLLECTION
of postwar geographical krtwl-
edge.
DR.. williams met his life,
the former Martha 1isy
Woods, while in HangclDw.
China, as a Baptist missionry
teacher. They were matied
during a visit to the used
States in 1915.
In past years DR.. and FRS.
williams had made their hnle
with a son, Owen, at FayVlle.
Mass, although they we're log
time residents Of Washingbn.
Since retirement from the ~
tional Geographic In 1858, d.
williams had lectured widey
In the United States and as l
cruise lecturer with America
Export Lines.
He leaves three other CHI
dren, Mrs. Albert Burns Stev-
art, of Yellow Springs, Obi:
Mrs. William Danielson. jr., I
Ell Cerrito, CAL, and Charles I.
Williams, of Bakersville, Ca,
and Is grandchildren. II
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Of accounts and audlts. ending
40 years Of Federal service.
In addition to his regular du-
ties. Mr.. Demorest was an Off
cial Of the Labor Beneficial
Association for % years before
its affairs were transferred TO
the Civil Service Commission.
A veteran Of World War I, he
was q member Of the Labor
Department American Legion
Post No. ~.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Helen
r, Demorest, Of 4700 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, the home ad-
dress; two sons. Robert j., Of
Lansing. Mich, and John r.,
IT,, Of Wheaton; three STEP
daughters, Mrs. Nell Stephen
son, Of Lanham, Md; Mrs.
jaime Hooe, Of Hyattsville, and
Mrs. Helen King, Of Fort Pierce,
Fla; q step-son. Robert Pagan,
Of Hyattsville, and two sisters,
Mrs. Belva Thomas and Mrs.
Nick Radeff. both Of Grand
Rapids.
Services will be at 10 am.
Monday at the 0awler Funeral
Home, Wisconsin avenue and
Harrison street NV, with bur-
ial in Arlington Cemetery.
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MAYNARD Williams DIS;
Traveller and Writer

DR.. Maynard owen williams,
"a, who twice circled the earth
and averaged $4,000 miles of
travel q year for the National
Geographic Society. died
Wednesday in Istanbul, Tur-
key.
Before his retirement in
1858, DR.. Williams was chief
Of the society's foreign edi-
torial staff. He wrote and IL
Illustrated 81 articles during his
"a years with the National
Geographic, dealing with
countries all over the world.
He still bore scars on his
hands, marks Of frostbite en-
countered on the French Cit
roen-Haardt Expedition across
Asia in 1881, which encount-
cred temperatures as low as
IS degrees below zero.
He served as helmsman on
an Arctic expedition with Ad-
miral Byrd in 1925, with the
vessel scraping and humping
along pack ice as he struggled
to keep q steady course.
Asked to pick his favorite
place, DR.. Williams used to
name Russian Turkestan as 1t
was before the Soviet took it,
with Its queen cities Of Sam
arkand and Bukhara UNI
changed from medieval times.
He visited there in 1917, before
the Red revolution, and
brought back descriptions Of
its dazzling gold brocades and
purple plumage, rich rugs and
magnificent tapestries.
Surprisingly enough. DR.. Will
liams had only one close brush
with danger during his voyages.
This was during the Asian ex-
petition, when his group was
caught between warning Chi
nese factions. AS for the
more ordinary calamities fac
ing the professional rover, he
said he dreaded malaria bear
ing mosquitoes more than
tigers.
Among those who responded
to Dr.. williams warm per-
sonality and whom he num-
bered among his friends were
Lawrence Of Arabia, Jan Mas
aryk Of Czechoslovakia and
Lord Carnarvon, discoverer of
Tutankharmen's tomb. He met
T. E. Lawrence when the young
mystic was making archeologi-
cal finds in Turkey, and he was
one Of the first writer's to enter
the fabulous crypt In the Valley
of the Kings.
The Geographic Society's
permanent foreign editorial
staff was founded In 1922,
partly on DR.. williams reason
ing that much geographical
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In Mrmnriatit

WV
JACKSON, LUCY A. In loving men,
ory q our dear grandmother. LUCY
A. JACKSON, who passed away
sssssn iSS1ss years aSo today June
The world may shsnss from year
And friends from day to day,
But the memory We have Of you.
Grandmother,
rq S#Er ' STSOffi iD 'GGisIA SDcu1L-
LANCASTER, BEATRlCE X. In low
Ing memory Of my dear wife. BEA-
TRICE X. LANCASTER who passed
sssSay fifteen years aso today. june
I think Of her today.
Resting where no shadows fail
Hs sl'f aJ SEA BE & Eslti Us all
MAYO NO.. WIL !a !, g; y SAD but
band and father, WILLIAM II.
Mayo n! r sr 80 w b. departed this life
A. the D ,:.r' roll on and the days
o. the 90. We loved and can never ever
rtoRxNsSgrEEe tv vuII.uu ~,
N10HANNEt " AlAalAM M JIG MAKE
TIA AND ELIZABETH.
PAYNE. EDGAR ?. 4 tribute q love
father, EDGAR n, PAYNE, Who
passed sway five years aso today.
You slipped 80 quietly away,
Perhaps II was for the best:
We pray that God may give you
Sweet dreams and qulet rest.
LILLIAN. EDGAR AND EEwoop'
SANDS, EDWARD. In loving mem
ory Of my. dear husband, EDWARD
SANDS, who departed this Iife two
years ago today, June %. 1881.
Loving memories never die
A. years roll on and days pass By:
OF the one ! loved and shall never
DEVOTED WIPE. MARIE.
TAYLOR. EsTHER KELLEY. In low
inG memory Of our dear mother and
sister, ESTHER KELLEY TAYLOR,
who passed away five years ago
today. June rs, 1855.
They say time heals ali sorrow
And helps " 10 FORGET.
But time 50 far has only proved
THE fAMiix
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660l Bradley boulevard, Be-
thesda.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Roxa
r. Walker, Of the home adj
dress: q daughter, Mrs. Don E.
Boerema, Of Miami, Fla; q
son, Karl, jr., Of 1929 Twenty
eighth street NV, and six
grandchildren.
Services will be held at /
pm. Monday at the Hines
Funeral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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George N. HolIey. ST..
Automotive Enoineer

DETROIT. June 20 APP
George M. Holley. ST.. 90. auto
motive engineer who built his
first ear in 1893. died yester-
day.
Mr.. Holley, born In Bradford.
Pa. developed with his brother
the historic iron pot" carbu-
rotor which helped launch the
early curved-dash Oldsmobile
and the first Model T Ford.
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Hall W. Whiteuker

ST. LOUIS, June 20 APP
Hall w. Whitaker. So, presi-
dent Of the Prince Gardner
Leather Goods Manufacturing
Co., collapsed and died while
playing golf yesterday. !
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Anukiltng

SHAPIRO. SAMUEL. There will be
G. S m.Ul1 Of Of saMJ HinT sEHsrRo q
pm, at Kins David Memorial Oar
den. Lee hwy, Route 2e.21I. l mile
beyond Falls Church, Va. Family
and friends are invited. After un-
terrace, Bethesda, Nd.
BARBARA IDELLE AND STANLEY
J. SHAPIRO. 23,2s.29
wENER, IRWIN. There win be an
SFS " Ih%IN w MGhSnsn on z su %s%,
June 30. 1883, at IL am, at
Mount Lebanon Section tout RIG:
raj. Family and friends are Inc
yited. After unwilling proceed to
Sgi2 Montross drive. Chevy Chase,
FLORENCE WIENER AND FAM
lily. 40
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DEATHS

Announeemsnts 81
Services b. Chambers
Barnes, DoVa M. W. VI. Uhamhers Ca.
Wilson, Larry n, WV. Chamle1rr -
Mcdonnell,
Charles p. W. ". Chamber G..
CoIFigAn,
Daniel r., Sr. ", ", Chamhera ca.
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oE ySyT i1 caTrT r.m.,,,ssu ria 5,ishtt
r. GRAHAM, Fairhaven. ma. 80
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WATT, MISS MARY GRACE. On
s stOnl i june mss n 1 Sssv at Even 2:
WATT, sister Of Eleanor eHmr 1 oE Wsit
Of Washington, d. c.; John +. Wstt
q gore, Va, and William q. Watt
81 Arlington, We. Graveside serv.
ICES e. Rock Greek Cemetery on
rangements By the S. II 6ins, e.
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l,n. OSCAR n. On Thursdsy.
ss5 ssa court 8! III ciln tt:iIdi Me-
husband Of Mary L. Wathen. father
S 81 oscar z, T., wsthen, q. and
son. He also is survived by fonr
grandchildren. Funeral from the
simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1861
uood Hope I'd. sc. parking faeiii-
yes on SATURDAY, June 80, at
c ar Am; thence p 81. Johns
where Mass will be offered AZ
I'm. Tor the repose OF his soul
interment Cedar Hill Cemeterv
WHITING hOurA until o q -
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriurn

]. William Lees Sons Co.
49,. PuNERAL DIRECTIONS
ath ~. and Mas. Ave. IL. $500
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kOBERT CHARLES, RF,
Rehh MSRsG' Va, 'q RoBIaSs+ d 1SSa e
WALKER. Sr. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements By Jarvis.
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day. June 20. iasa On Wnssd ois,
%EIDHANA q iSth .S SaffRHs sts, rx 4:
husband Of the late GLADYS i
Meidman; brother Of Mrs. John i
SSaI snd Ant Anton J; Lawrence T.. Leo
man rests at the Warner 81 PUN
phrey Funeral Home. S43I Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Nd. EheTe
service will be held on Monday
July l. At 10 an. parking facili.
tlesD. Interment GlenWood Cemetery
FRIENDS may visit at the Ttnsrsi
nome after 8 pm. Saturday. Please
oihiI mowers. %
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..-.--.. aFseNa " FEbAieF
rUnNEn, WILLIAM. On wednesday,
HosDitsR william T RSjiISIsi S q i.c@
M Vs. st; r,, s;w. devoted husband o.
james and Patsy Taylor. He also
Caves 70 mourn their loss. one sister,
Turnsr; bis motssr-in.laSs'' Mrs. a.
uncle. two orothers-in-iav. three
s n,eS.v. ho, four nisess !htss
I.Isfiy.s ana risnSs i remain, G sss,I
psrai Home sOiS igth - 80 p' ~
t, aI%IaI: -. p,rsinF ,issiIl'is... ,,yhsis
s %$:@t Jun: ' ~ :, s e.f
wAFYoRD, NINA. On Tuesday,
June n,s z. 1913, AZ H,dlsE nspOriai
Poll old Fort I'd. Sc. Chapel Hill.
d.SS:' lV ~. S s.isE q k P R,S.I:
Jsrmcn 81 cisveisnd. ohiOn' '' shs
also leayes 70 mourn her passing
two granddaughtsrs. Vivian and
mary, g Jarmon. one -brothsr-in.
s sH. M rev i nsorss noldsn; one
and nephews, other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting II
hsr above late rssidsnes, whore
a.; ;nc Jun %' bun. .sr ,,E P% Fr 4
the Grace Msthodist Church.
chsps hi. Nd, che Rev, How:
ard Henson officiating. fnterment
Church cemetery. Advancement 81
Nome Hs 1893 sSls i.E RsSl e nc GO Tuss;F'l
WAgsTAET, .R0xIE ANN. on
"wednesday. June 20, 1858, 81 Provi-
denee Hospital, RoXfE ANN WAC.
STAFF Of 1913 W 81. Sc, the be-.
loyed mother Of Mrs. Jean Deter,
Oliver. Chadwick wagstaff. dauah-
ter OF Mrs. Emma Hall, Funeral
services at the Church Of Jesus
ShrlAt Of LAtter-Day Saints, 5000
Brothers place Sc, on Saturday,
june 20. AZ 1 pm. fntsrment
Lakeside Cemetery, Lakeside, Aris
Lviewlne ~ the shove church on
saturday. June 20, from II am
until 1890 PM Please omit
flowers, make donations 10 the
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund.
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CEMETERY LOTS

hlTdlQl tuneral Home
! Bits' North q Walt" Reed ed H ioi I
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- Chevy Chase Chapter. No q
WI 80, o. Z. s., are hereby
~ notified Of the death Of
kNAA Brother WILLIAM p
WINE Members may cali
At the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2DOi 18th
st. NV. Funeral services At
pm, SATURDAY, June 20, 1859.
JANE FRANCES GRoLIG,
RUTH B. wEoMM ScRFS.n :. n AZ. seey.
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Monday June n, 1895 SSL MICHELE
d y sa1 SMITH, beloved dagEhtsT
two sisters. one SPoth.r .uIviT "Tan y
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Gray, and
9Lner relatives. After pm. Fri.
gay. June 20. friends are Invited
. call at the Jarvis Chapel, i135
r H9 3, NJ where funeral services
49, ~. a. II an Interment Carver
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Ad .n OHnIsTuME HENRIETTA. sud
fsSS At her YSs Sm:.' 1902 %SH; 20
kAEE. wife % ths ate N. FAM
u kioTdon, slsh.fd y kr' ana sl' RoSr
s srr. e. kane. There are five srSnS-
wilmer fumhDsSHn::y F Ess,. 4 HoI The
st34 QeorEia ave. SILVER s BENZ.
the family between Is. I bolr,w viz, =,
q z snP@ on TharSd.y sna 2
ipafkins faellitisS. IN n.. on IN y,IEidsy
offered for ne rsposs o. her .lH ,o Si
ne Church Of the NATIVITY, aooi
s. s1n q n ncS, wysos,h9lngton: b. c. IN.
kslskA, JOHN; on Thursday. Jun,
Health, JOHN kRisKk 81 AZ.
cascSo o; .s'f 4, o Va, ma native i've q
the late stephen and MsIT spn o.
eTesnsr Of Mr. su.anI hsjfo o.
pi.nisks Of cIsehosiovskia Ana ana
Va. W, and s'I S..pSS: :Il'T kric.E, w n
and Robert Allen Kriskso s' Jl ias
survived By nieees and nephsws
AunsIH services Will be held an
!Ss Bsi6snss BsptIst eSuTehp' Pm w:os q
sord, vea the Rev. oeores Wen.
meyeT offieiatine. fntermsnt ehuyss
Sr.iMS:' nV.: Faa'f.Rl' Home sa" 3 SoI iisG
LIEpAMoQD. RITA ANNA. On
ANNA TikpkNooD Of iiHsgigb HhI rLl,A,
mother Of Mrs Janet Watt ~,
nsraI services ana intsrmsnt an
Arrangements By the Rinaidi F,i.
neral Home. 7tOO oeorGia ave. NV.
McGUTNEss ELEANOR N. on Thur.
day. June ~. 1888. a. ueorgstoyn
uniysIgity Hospital, ELEANOR Nj
MeoUtNEss. beloved daughter OF
Eleanor N Meouiness and the late
call at the De Vol Funeral Home,
ss22 wisconsin ave. nv. Requiem
Mass will be offered At the Holy
Trinity Church. 36th and o 80
nv. on Saturday. June 20, At $50
an fnterment Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery Mount Pleasant. N. Y Is
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HUTTON, MARY ELIZABETH.

EFSzssEErH' I HTrT6s a IL Sss H sS5IS
Wsshinston st., Constantine, Wieb !
tDeloved wife OF the late Lewis Hut,
sides Hh n1 ~ mo ass Of Mrs; Neal Green
mother Of Mrs. 0eorEs sehnitler
q oeorgetoWn and Mrs. James
jacobsen Of Silver Spring. M .
great-grandmother Of cheryi i,ynn
SSseopsen; Services and internent
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WALKER. CURTIS r. The officers
Citizens AssoeiatiSn o'uR aTs h sses9
notified Of the death Of our neigh
Dor, CURTIS r. WALKER, FUNERAL
services on Saturday, June 20, al
l pm: At the Mount Zion Meth
Sost Cnurch, 18th st. and Dunn
ALMA C, HAWKINS, President:
MERNA DENT, 9ecretarv
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NELP MEN
MEN WANTED
Dance Teachers Training
FREE

Minimum age 81, So per hour
plus bonuses, paid vacation, group
disqualification, pension plan, plus
excellent executive positions open,
full or part time. Apply FRED
AsTAIRE DANCE STUDIO, 1921
O st. NV, Wash. d. c. lilo pm,
MEN WANTED Stages 1910.
Mechanically inclined. Car, P. @.
Co. $50 week 7TB-70S6.
NIGHT JANIIOR - Experienced,
work. References required. 7 pm.
to Fam, $3.50 per mo. nights,
medical bldg. Write to Box 23i-B,
Star.
OFFICE MANAGER, trouble shooter
for mail order. Photographic lab
oratorya interviewing BY appoint
OPERATOR, patrol grader. heavy
eonst. Al exp, OHIO VALLEY,
"uth and ID SITS, NV.
OPTICAL ENGINEER TECHNI-
CLAN. Write MR., E., p, o. Box
o3l4 Arlington ., Va.
PART-TIME-With Readers Digest,
new musical library division. Full
time career positions after prov
Ing yourself part. time, In less
than 5 months we have already
taken first place In this tremend-
ouSly successful and new industry.
Apply II am. 1900 Massachu-
sets Avenue. NV, free parking
In building garageI or phone 232-
O37O for Saturday interview.
PART TIME = Our men avr. Ss
M. salary plus comm, expand.
mutual fund business req. addit.
agents, over 25 w/flnancial apti-
tude, evening train. prog. now ho-
ing organ. Full-time career avail,
TO those inter. AP, 7-2405.
PART-TIME HELP, exper. for re-
tail hardware store, $3.50 TO q
pm, Mon, Wed. and Fri, til
b:30 pm. Sat. Call LA. $4,000,
BRoOKLAND HARDWARE CO.,
18th and Monroe st. Sc.
PART.TIME HELPER, wanted BY
disabled language professor. Drive
GER, odd Jobs. 1918 hours weekly.
Husky, at least % years old, $40
per month. Also willinr heip with
study Of Spanish. French, Rus
san, other languages. Box 271 =
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LIBRARIANS

Decree In library sciences or equiv
alent in experience. Descriptive
cataloguing and scientific and tech
meal BACKGROUND helpful. Excel
lent company benefits, good salary.
Apply personnel. 1000 Norfolk
ave, Bethesda. OIL. $4,000.
X-RAY TECHNICIAN, reg. x-ray
technician for progressive x-raY
dept. located 40 min. from WASH
ington. Good starting salary, and
excellent working conditions. Con-
ANNE ARUNDEL GENERAL HOS
PITAL, Annapolis, Nd.
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MAINTENANCE MEN

Large company desires several ex-
periencCd men or trainees TO per-
form general office maintenance
work such as painting. rough car
pentry, etc.
Start at SSs for a 5-day. 40
hour week with many emplUye
benefits. Age to 40. Reply BOX
367-J, Star.
MAINTENANCE MEN - Excel on
portunitv for Young men, 81 To 10
40 to Join our new training pro.
gram for servicing NORGE Laun-
dry and Dry Cleaning villages
IN the Washington and suburban
Md. and Va, areas. 10 new Norge
Villages opening immediately.
Maintenance exper. helpful but
not. nee. We need several men to
work full time. part time, and
SUNDAYS. Call Mr.. Turner at VIII.
2-6OOO daily q am. I'll noon, or
come In ANYTIME to the NORGE
VILLAGE; main employment Of
yersity blvd. and vi e Min I'd I'd J
in Wheaton. Md.
MAINTENANCE, plasterer, steady.
year-round work, Good benefits.
day. day. wEsTcH f sTf;f AP p 1890 1900
Cathedral ave. NV.
MAINTENANCE MAN. married,
non-drinker, apt. project. Expert
enced electric. plumbing repairs,
hot-water system, boilers, stokers'
Must be neat, courteous. Ability
to oversee men essential. Refer
ences. Apply in person. 169 DAN
bury ST. s.w.
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HELP MEN
IBM, exper. in wiring 604-4O7-
0SS-05S, under 80, S4lb-s42b,
GREENS EMPL" 73S 18th NV.

INNESIIOAIOhS
Insurance Investigators, experienced.
Must type and own car. Substan-
tai income. permanent position.
Phone bS5-0SS1.
JANITOR, experienced in mainte-
nance work for garden apt. pro-
lect.. Live In, no children. Apt.
furnished plus salary. Reply Box
9S-B, Star.
JANITOR, live in, for modern 90
unit aforementioned building. Must
have experience and references.
Apartment plus salary. EN-. 3-S282
L1NOLEUM NIECE ANIC and
helpers, vacations and paid holi-
days. plus disqualification and in
surance benefits. Apply in per-
son, .DIENER'S, Ali Arlington
blvd, Falls Church. Va, JE. g.
2S44.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, call PIo-
NEER PRESS, 69OS 4th st. NV,
RA. 6-925b.
LIQUOR STORE. part time, hrs.
10 am. to 3 pm, all day Sat.
Experience helps hut not neces-
sary BRENTWOOD oUOR
STORE, 1901 r. /. We. ne, apply
in person, do not call.
LIQUOR CLERK. part time, refs
Cash register exper, Apply 1918
I'm 81 N "
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We have an opening in our sales
department for an energetic and
willing worker. Salary while train
ing SS5 per week. Opportunity
to make over 500 wk. See Mr..
MANN's LAUNDRY. 623 q st. NV.