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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-05-03
PAGE ELEVEN
HOOLIGAN RUN BEGINS

SOLDOTNA = Hooligan are running. H. C.. Jones of Standard Oil Co. brought home nice mess Of hooligan Wednesday that he took at the mouth of Beaver Creek near Kenai.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-05-03

Classifieds are news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06

BOSTON. Nov. 9 (AP).-
Former President Eisenhower
says that Senator Barry Gold
water is Tmpulsive." but
doesn't think the Senat or
would get this country Into
trouble" II elected President.
Gen. Eisenhower gave his
views in an interview at his
Gettysburg pa farm pub
lished In the Christian Science
Monitor. He also touched on
other potential @. o. P. presi-
Dental candidates.
On Senator Goldwater, the
Arizona Republican, he said:
Hes learning but he is i'm
pulsive. He came into the Sen
ate in 1852, A Senator can be
free-wheeling.
But responsibility tends to
sober people. Senator ooldwa.
ter is no more anxious to GO
into the disaster Of nuclear war
than anyone else is. I doubt
that ooldwater would get US
into trouble"
However, Gen. Eisenhower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06

ties did not have enough time "a
decide on the question and IN
light Of pertinent new discus
sion that came Up during the
meeting.
The argument that ineor.
poration imposes limitation on
the political activities Of the
council was considered 4 minor
drawback since the council a
not q political organization.
Douglas Lindsey. a guest
speaker and rowing leader fo1
the Recreation Department,
told the association that SUPER
vised recreation Is an effective
tool" fer the rehabilitation Of
socially maladjusted boys. Be-
longing to q group viii let
them know somebody really
cares for them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
GoIdwoter No Peril,
Eisenhower Believes

felt that Senator Goldwater
should make his views clearer
Is the presidential primaries
roll around.
On former Vice President
Nixon:
us he now available? That is
news to me. In all our recent
conversations. he said that he
was out Of politics as Of now"
But Gen. Eisenhower pointed
out that he didn't feel that
anything that has happened
has lessened Nixon's prepare.
ton for the job Of the presi-
dency."
The former President said he
would like TO see all prospective
@. o. p. candidates engage in q
debate. but m aintatne d his
position Of favoring no particu-
lar man.
Gen. Eisenhower said he def
lnitely is not out to stop Sena-
tor ooldwater.
II he can persuade the
Republicans en- masse to accept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06

are not paying any attention
to questions Of this sort, but
e. Q courtesy We have sent her
three children to Rome"
Gen. oae refused 10 say what
the revolutionary government
has In store for another brother
Of Mr.. Diem. Ngo. Dinh Can.
who was turned over to the
junta after he sought asylum
In the United States Consulate
in Hue yesterday.
Trial Expected
Mr.. Can was his brothers
overload In Central Wet Nam
and Is widely hated there.
United States officials said the
junta assured them he would
receive due process Of law"
The government Is expected to
put him on trial and sentence
him to death or q long prison
term.
The official news agency Wet
Nam PreSse announced that
the revolutionary government
had formed a 12-member ex-
ecutive committee Of generals
headed by Mai. Gen. Duons
Van Mini. leader of the coup
that toppled Mr.. Diem. The
committee included posts for
economic, security, military,
political and foreign affairs.
indicating that 1t will exert
supervisory control over the
provisional government named
Monday. This is the system
that the military junta in South
Korea has operated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
kdoms Morgan
Incorporation
Faces New Vote

The Adams-Morg Commu-
my Council viii vote again on
ID question Of incorporation
aNits meeting on December 9
The proposal to form the
council as q charitable and ed
u4tional corporation failed
laFt night to garner the re-
CURED two-thirds majority.
The measure will be recon-
81 ered because Of the high
pefcentage Of abStaining dele
gaes-there we're eight out Of
q total of 3l-whoSe communi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06

By rebel troops IN an armored
personnel carrier last Saturday
after they surrendered at 4
Roman Catholic church.
The revolutionary junta an.
nounced on saturday that the
two shot themselves. Today
Brig. Gen. Tran Ta Oai, Mn
lister Of Information N the new
provisional government, gave
this account 10 . news con-
ference:
Nhu Protests
After the brothers surren-
dered. Mr.. Diem entered the
armored car but Mr.. Nhu pro-
tested. Why are you using
this armored carr" he asked.
A crowd had gathered and
began shouting. The rebel Of
ficers were afraid that II the
two were not spirited away,
the mob would lynch them.
An army captain tried to push
Mr.. Nhu into the carrier, but
Mr.. Nhu whipped around and
grabbed the captains pistol.
AS they wreStled for the weap.
on. the officer managed 10
drag Mr.. Nhu into the car.
Gen. Oai gave no further
details but added:
Their deaths occurred after
Mr.. Nhu took the pistol from
the captain"
The bodies have been turned
over to relatives for burial. the
junta spokesman said. The
bodies repeatedly have been
hidden awaiting burial In
structions from another
brother. Roman Catholic Arch
bishop Ngo Mini THUG, who is
attending the Vatican Ecu
Council in Rome.
A Question
Asked II the junta would re-
quest the extradition Of Mr..
Mus widow. who Is In the
United States, Gen. Oai said:
Our military people don't
make revolutions for the sake
Of avenging or revengine. We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
Statue Puzzle Probed

ROME. Nov. 9 (AP).-Italian
authorities will investigate why
pieces Of the ornamental sta
tues have been falling into the
Trevi fountain. Preliminary in
vestigation blames sudden
weather changes. The fountain
Is where tourists throw coins to
ensure o return to Rome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
Junto Calls Diem, Nhu
Accidental Suicides

SAIGON. Nov. (APD.-south Wet Mans revolutionary
claimed today that President Nso Dnh Diem
his brother Ngo Dnh Nhu committed accidental suicide
they were killed while struggling for q guards pistol
The latest official version Of the death Of the
eonAdcted widely believed murdered
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24
Assessment
Story Told
HOmeOWnerS

Roy P. Moore, assistant sup
ervisor Of assessments for the
county, met with approximately
60 residents from four subdivi-
sions recently In response to a
twofold complaint on decreasing
property values since construc-
ton of the Capital Beltway, and
the so per cent assessment fig
ure used by the agency in deter
mining the tax rate.
The meeting, which included
representatives FIR o m the
Springhill Manor, Park View
Estates, Parkcrest and Chevy
Chase subdivisions, came In
response to a letter sent to
John A. Floyd, president Of the
Council.
Moore, who speaks to about a
dozen groups in the course Of a
year, explained the procedures
used by his office in assessing
properties, and how the ratio is
reached.
In a question and answer per-
iod after the talk, he explained
there was no way ofknowing now
If their property had decreased
because Of the Beltway, and
urged them to wait and see what
effect 1t would have.
He also explained their in
dividual rights to appeal the
assessment through the county
tax appeal courts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24

velopments that are springing
up around these communities.
The inevitable truth that these
new neighbors aren't going to
allow for Sum- like conditions
to exist in their midst, is some
thing that these communities
will have to face or perish.
But the very agency which
could bring about their destruc-
ton a lot faster through rigid
enforcement Of the code, is the
force that will help them sur
vive.
Reinhart W. Koch, chief of the
division Of environmental
health, has noted in respect to
these communities and other
sub standard conditions in the
county, that his office is a pub
lie agency which must deal,
with respect, with people in
their homes.
And, he commented, ifyouput
people in jail for violating the
code, the only thing you accom-
plish is stopping their earning
capacity so that they can make
the necessary repairs.
Improvement Sought
Because his department is not
a police-type agency, and be-
cause, he says, 1t does no good
to tack a condemnation sign
on a house, Koch has come up
with better ways in which to i'm
prove sub-standard housing.
He has initiated long range
program that he optimistical-
ly feels will save these COM
munities and their residents,
who have been here longer than
most countians.
Through contacts with local
organizations, he hopes to de-
velop the necessary leadership
for community groups who will
get together to discuss ways and
means for home improvement.
Koch sees other possible
means of help through subsi-
died housing, but realizes that
II doesn't solve the whole prob
lem. He notes there Is pos
sible help through federal i'm
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24
BY John b. Saunders
Sentinel Reporter

In this PROSPEROUS county,
where they boast about the high
median income and the building
boom there are a number Of
communities where housing is
sub-standard and the inhabi-
tants live in conditions that
equal some of the worst city
SlumS.
The residents are known not
only to the nurses and social
welfare workers of the coun-
ty but to the county's division Of
environmental health, an agency
Of the health department.
This agency, has as one Of
its detectives, the problem Of
seeing that housing here meets
certain standards.
Not Threatened
But, perhaps surprisingly,
these residents are not being
threatened by the health depart
ment, who will eventually have
to enforce the housing code, but
rather by the new housing de-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24
We Do Have SIums
Housing Code Seeking To Aid
Those In Substandard Homes

lprovement loans, and possibly
through an urban renewal pro-
gram that would include public
housing.
Credit pools could be es-
tablished, he adds, and in this
way individual banks could les
sen risks.
And the housing code itself,
the instrument that defines the
conditions that make these COM
munities sub-standard, Is the
very thing that also delineates
how the health department can
help them.
The code notes that the coun-
ty health officer and the board
of review have the right to
waive compliance of the ordi-
nance If there are circum-
stances where it is economical
ly impossible to improve the
dwelling without vacating 1t, and
If there Is no other place which
the occupants can afford to move
into.
It also notes that the county
manager and health officer are
authorized to assist in finding
suitable relocation housing.
In cases of hardship, the code
notes, the health officer Is
authorized to waive compliance
where there is no immediate
present danger to the health OF
the occupants or to the citizens
Of the county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24
Really
RambEna

This nation may NOT yet be
in either q spiritual or ply
steal state of mind to utter
the words Merry Christmas"
with conviction in so far as
the physical, adult happiness
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24

and 10y ~sv-
ally attend
ant 10 the
Holiday spirit.
But TO Christ
ian adults
the meaning
of Christmas
d o es n o .
change. II is
m erely re-
newed q n d
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24
Steady With That CryptOmeria!

was reported in 5000 homes
in 1860.
Although the conditions list
ed above are scattered trough
out the county, there are those
communities where these con-
ditions prevail.
The housing code as well as
the division of environmental
health is helping them, but CON-
munity pride is the only thing
that will help them accomplish
the ends.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24
Fire Marshal
Warns Residents
On YuIe Hazards

Montgomery County Fire
Marshal Charles H. Howe, Jr.,
has requested all Montgomery
County residents to observe
the coming holiday season with
the thought that 1t can turn into
tragedy If the following simple
fire safety tips are not followed:
Q Insist that all toys be safe
from causing fire, shock or ex-
plosion. Toys requiring fuels
and chemicals may be hazar-
dous In young hands.
Q Keep your tree out doors
until just before Christmas.
When you bring 1t in, set 1t in a
cool part of the house, away
from the radiators, heaters and
fire places. Stand 1t In water to
retard drying.
% Use only electric lights :
never candles. Inspect every
light socket and wire to make
sure the set is in good condi-
ton. Discard lighting sets with
frayed wire, and when buying
new sets, look for the U. l..
label of approval.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-24

In hardship cases, the waiver
is not allowed to be for an in
definite time but is up to the
health officer to determine a
reasonable time.
Latest census figures show
that of the county's 81,
homes in 1860 just under 1890
were either deteriorating or in
dilapidated condition. Almost
1900 lacked private toilets,
baths or running water.
Start on Blight
Overoccupancy, regarded as
one of the first points of blight,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17

Are you tired Of hearing false prom
ises like this and chasing pipe
dreams7 II you are between %
and 10 years old. have some col.
leRa and have resided in the area
for ! year or more, for q fne CO.
TeeI sales opportunity and salary Of
sec; ssf,, "; plus u.s., bonus 7, can MIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
RACTERInLOGIST

NM EhAOAOoACA
BS degree or equivalent In, exper.
required, excel. working conditions
in new hospital laboratory. Please
write Box 3o2-H, Star.
BOOKKEEPER, accts. rec. sec. US
ing BorrouRhs sensimatic 1900. 1871
L st. NV. MR.. DANNERT.
CASHIER, must be exper., S-day
week, local references. EN-. 3-723S
MR.. R0DMAN.
DRY CLEANING PREsSER, expe-
rienced, salary SIS and up. Apply
DRI-VIN CLEANERS, 376 Hunger.
ford dr., Rockville. GA. A-s7l2.
TranSp. furn. from d. c. line.
HAIR DRESSER, new shop, opening
Nov. l, downtown d. c., call MISS
BETTY, ME. s-4Ssl for appt.
PIANO PLAY FER, Honk y-tonk.
Phone MR.. RIoRDAN. Otis A-s33s.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, blood
bank experience. Excellent fringe
benefits. Employment office. SUB.
URBAN HOSPITAL, OIL. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
HELP-MEH

CHEMICAL cosIPANY has $50 VII.
full tine 0penfnG fof maH $50,
car 10 services established local Gus
toners, Mr.. C0RNWELLs PO. =
6l3I. Part time work also AVAILABLE.
CLERK. fun time for hquor store.
Aggressive not afraid Of work. 200
H q. ne
CLERK for laundry, dry cleaning
store No expeL. nee Excel OPP;
for person wiling 70 work and
learn. Paid vaeations' holidays and
cher frinRes. See Mr.. Pratt II
M0RNNCSDE LAUNDRY, sax
Ga. ave- Silver Sprint Nd, ~,
G1o3o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
HELB-MEN
DRTvER-PoRTER-Drivs gehes
sa', P,iyass sehoei: Nus b Svs1

DRTvER-PORTER-Drive sehee
bus private school. Aua b ever
Is. CALL RA- asa.
DRIVERS, fun o. paFt tina, 20 "a
5. s. 600 md ave, 5. s.
DRUG CLERK, Ne want TIE best
town. EN-. 3-7z3s, Mr.. RODNAN.
DRUG cLKS.-over n. part tine,
altsrnate eyea;s Sun.s HlGGEh'S
DRY WALL MECHANICS for VoTk
Z In Va. Tapers, hnishers and point
up, sanders. Call s3s-6SsS.
DRY-WALL MEN, tspers, finisherS
and board hangers, disqualification,
vacation and retirement plan. Gail
RA. 3-T5l3.
DRY WALL HANGERS. tapers,
hnisherS and point up men, re-
quired Immediately experienced
men only, apply Mr.. Michael, 7loo
East Capitol q. ne or call JE.
ELECTRICIANS, jOurneymen, expeT ],
new and old work. Comml. and
[ residential. Steady workers needed
Call OIL. $500 for apt.
ELECTRICIANS, minimum I Yrs.
experience 10 work In Nd. area.
I Call Dl-4S3s, after & pm.
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS
/ Exper. Work in d. c., Nd. and Va.
Good pay steady work. 1850.
ELECTRICIANS, journeymen and
expeT. elpers. Permanent posi-
/ tons. Top wages and other benefits
I for the nght men. Cal LII. l-o4oo
between ] and J.
ELECTRICIANS
EXPERIENCED, FULL-TIME WORK
Y S3l-l1sl
ELECTRICIAN. for Commercial, too
pay, report 10 electrical ioremSn I,
/ M.SI. BLDG. MA Georgia ave I,
Wheaton, Nd.
ELECTRICIANS HELPERS, prefer
/ ID. c. apprentice card and exper
Call OIL. $500 for appt.
ELECTRICAL WHOLESALE SUPP.
| Lf HOUSE needs expeT. apparatus
and supply quotation man. Apply in
/ person, Mr.. Green, M RIG z
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO., ll3l
/ nth ST. NV.
ELECTRONICs ENGINEERS, cir.
ehanics and helpers only. Work in
through Friday da e ! TO 1 5. M0n0a'
ELEcTRONICS ENGINEERS, cir.
cult design, UHF, VHF. Salary
/ open. Call MESSING, 1917 X st. n.w.,
EX. 3-7o56.
ELECTRONIC ENGINEER, experi.
enced for very demanding and re.
warding work. Application engineer.
j ing several very new, unique and
needed electronic instruments Il
enginee ring. manufacturing and re-
search customers in local area. Re.
plies confic entail, phone 737-o765 or
write Box 3S2-G, Star.
ENGINEER, 3rd-class license, fH
apt. project In new southwest area,
salary commensurate with ability,
see Mr.. HULTEEN, 100 9Th q.
s.w.s " am. to pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17

Ehea saSwerfas a6UsrfissEsnfI
eGdresssd 70 Star boxes %
NOT ihcloa9 ortetadl felereneets
ptetographa or other Hiatertdis
% perac4ol ralue. Copies geTre
ths purposs. origfAelI mdy set
lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
ARE DISHES
DIAPERS

ARE DISHES
DIAPERS
AND DRUDGERY
YOUR PROBLEM?
Need q challenger Do
you feel out Of touch
with the world? But
you have q husband, q
home, and kids to care
for?
Now that the kids are
back in school, why
not try your hand in
the business world?
We are looking for
young women In the
Falls Church-Arling-
ton area to work In of
fees located near
their homes. Appli-
cantS should possess q
clear speaking voice
and a pleasant man.
ner to assist subscrib-
ers in locating tele-
phone number in
formation. A starting
salary of $40 q week
viii be paid even in
training.
A golden opportunity
for some additional
money 10 help with
the bills, the mort
gage, the new car, or
the children's educa-
ton.
P.S. We're not mad at
housewives wi thout
children
Apply THE CHESA-
PEAKE AND POTO-
MAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY, 800 w.
Broad st. suite 100,
Falls Church, Va, $3.50
am. to 4 pm. Monday
through Saturday. We
are an equal oppor-
tunity employer. p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
ASST. BOOKKEEPER
NE. SECTION

N e. DEL 1ON
25-Io. Appliance distributor needs
young woman with bookkkeepinE
experience to assist In accounting
department. Excellent starting sal
airy, S-day week. For appt., call
Mr.. Plummer, s32-6A00.
BEAUTICIAN with D. c. or Nd.
managers license. Suitland area.
Good pay and advancement. Mr..
HOBBS, RE. 6-ll3l or S2s.lle2 ewes.
BKKPR., ms. co. $500
Bookkeepers .e.........to $500
Atlas All. S1 AGcY.. lao N. Y. Ave. Y NV. ~
BKKPG. CLERK, mature, neat,
some knowl. debts and credits.
light tipping. meet public, SO.
GREEN'S EMPL., I3s 18th NV.
BKKPR- -SECY. N.E.-Sal. Open
SATTERFIELD EMPL.
el32 Bait. Ave, RiverdAle, No.
BOOKKEEPER, payroll, machine
exp erience necessary, prefer
NCR-3l, knowledge Of tipping, 40-hr.
week, liberal vacation. Comprehen-
sive medical coverage,l life insur-
ance and retirement plan. s6S-losl.
CASHIER for drugstore, exper.
pref 5-day wk., no Sundays. Ex-
eel. salary, good working conds.
DRUG, l20l Mass. ave.
NV. Gin Berkshire Apt. Blde.)
Continued on Eext PagsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
HELp MEN
RATE CLERK

Assistant for large Local and inter.
state u.otor carrier Ia the Washing,
toa area. ExeelleHt company bene-
fits and WORKING conditi01s. Experi,
ence In MAC taFTifs required. Write
Q 3 o. Boz looot, WlshinEtoa 70
D. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
CAREER
OPPORTUNITY
Are you looking
for a job that offers:

An established product, promotion materials,
craftsmanship opportunities, sound financial
future, salary $4,000 per week for list go days
while training; thereafter, $4,000 per week as
Asst. Route Manager and $14S.5O plus commits
sion as Route Manager), complete training
program, modern equipment, excellent fringe
benefits?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
And in return
are YOU willing to:

Work 6-day week regardless Of the weather,
drive our equipment with the care that mod
ern radio-dispatched delivery fleet deserves,
bring a competent and enthusiastic attitude to
work every morning.
Evening Star Routemen are professionally
trained career employees. If you are between
age Il and SO, high school graduate, with good
traffic record and some office and/or sales ex-
perience, visit our Personnel Department and
discuss this in further detail. interviewing week
days from $3.50 am. to Noon, or call Ii. $4,000,
extension 665, for pm appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
ENGINEERING
SUPERVISOR

W. GAN 4ON<Ak
To supervise q 1ge. staff Of mechan.
les in the maintenance and repair
Of air conditioning, heating and all
other mechanical equipment in q
lge. number Of diversified apt. pro
perties. This position includes su-
pervision Of the engineering person
mel operating plants at each loca-
ton. An excel. salary and fringe
benefits are offered to a man with
demonstrative competence In this
field Write, giving details a. 10
qualification TO Box 4lA-G, Star.
TRAINEE, retired mill.
tary man to age IS, large office
building. Work under licensed men,
$3.50 mo-, l0-hour, S-day week. Rap
ID advancement. Mr.. NoRTHAM,
DU. l-222o.
ESTIMATOR, construction. WIN train
Must be high school graduate.
Resume 70 Box Se1, Hyattsville, Nd.
EXEC. SALES, major corp. now In.
terviewing for college grads. $500
base salary. plus comm. Your fu-
ture assured II my client hires you.
NPC, ll07 Spring, S. S., JU. 1900
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE, to
contact home owners In Wash.
Metropolitan area for the sale OF
fencing. l am looking for men that
desire year-round employment and
are willing TO canvass 10 insure a
good steady income. Chances for
advancement into management are
sxesllsnt: For information call
HERB GRADES, sales manager
ANCHOR FENCE co. qls-779o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
HELP-MEn

HoTEL CONVENTION SALES REP.
REGENTATTEE for WashinflsH,
D. c. area. NUS b experienced
young and aggressive. For progres-
Eve hotel Corporation. Excellent
starting salary and opportunity fer
Advancement. Send resume and pho
tOFraph. Boz l1tH. Sfar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
ACCOUNTANT

To instruct office personnel on
procedures at branches Of large
regional company and perform
field audits. Must be graduate
accountant. Minimum expert
ence. 3 years commercial ac-
counting. Prefer single man due
70 extensive travel. Send resume
stains age, experience and SAL
airy desired 70 BOX l75-H, Star.
ADMIN. - Professional assoc. d. c.
req. admin. mgr. with acctg. de-
gree to handle budgeting, purchas-
ing, clerical personnel, gen. Office
and bkkpg. oper. Prefer assoc. eN-
per. or comparable. ST. 10 $500
plus enefits and advancement,
Mr.. FORD, JU. 7-Aq0o, SMELLING
PERSONNEL, sos PershinE dr., Sil-
yer Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17

ENGNEER ASSISTANT, clerk Of
work. 3o0-unit apt. project. Steady
employment. Salary open. Require.
ments, experienced in field layout
and mass grading work, able to
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