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Evening star., 1948-03-13
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and downstairs work; experienced
dsg fun time sns home nights bI
COOK SG.H.W, age zoe s6-4o: 81; exper as live
ad9g aS9Its; best wages to capable help. EN-.
GooK.G;H;w-7Mo No laundry; other help
sad seff s cdieled Ies EM Rends s42 Y days
enesS; s:S EE; GH; 1851. IA
eeek oS9 AS o ehdrea B.nax e %ashas ss
coooK AND A' G.G.w.-Exper.;. Civ live in;
aandf1 gsg go W OK Ssh ssSs Sunday o
COUPLE. coiored, cook, butter, handyman,
needed take complete charge house; $500
COUPLE, white. COOK, bulteT. ter 4s Sandyman.
complete charge; $3.50 mo-; highest
SsEfssenisS SEN a. sss5 a.,
children. live in: Thurs. and Sun. after
sri SR ss Sss S5s5 esP p.f sA f'sE
G.H.W.-Liye in; loe. ref; age, 25-s5;
g saws St Scss seisr.d, for ,.una: also faesl-
sS,5Iss y. " tssbss Kiln sees,as .s2sa live ieas
ST. local references. Wo. S4s4. Us
GIRL, neat, dependable, colored, to work
ss ann1r maid IN o,b tourist home Must live in
HoUsEKEEPER. white, hflit for empl. cpie., =
eshndren; so1 M Sls5 stsr no. pvt rm' and bath
HoUsEKEEPER for tourist court: good
salary and live-in quarters. Box 274-M
Star. 13s
HOuSEKEEPER for motherless family. .
children age 4-6: separate living quarters
Focd salary. Box l90-M, Star I4'
HoUSEKEEPER, white, congenial; 4 rms;
/ tNT ettht Hhor,
must live in. Mr.. BOND or MISS FLEM.
ING, RE. 2727. Mrs. Jones, UN. 1856
MAID. live in; for .s.h.w.. cooking anc
liberty Time; sa5; W local n; references a"plt ane
health certificate required. EN-. s142
RELIABLE white person to care for in
FAINT q months while mother works
ming ave. NV; small apt: personal de.
tails and i,. refsreness, !, requested; good sal
| WOMAN @ to % iook after T 3 daughters 10,
working coupe. Apply Boz 247-M. Star II
Evening star., 1948-03-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
GI pill. Men and women. Phone Oliver
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
subjects taught. Approved by Government
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE 1910 g st. NV. DI. 1899.
PIANO INSTRUCTION at your home eve
nings and Saturdays; S5 monthly: Begin
ners preferred. EMILY SMITH. DU. 5637
LEARN TO DRIvE-Look for the two
Ste steering wheels; permits, p. c., Md, and
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
EnElish, self-confidence., freedom from self
consciousness; pvt. tutor. MI 1850.
PRIVATE CLASSES for retarded or
Handicapped children, from $3.50 pm. to
$50 pm. For information, call ia. O160.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. new dual con-
ms eats
SGBooL; IA; $500, IA, 1928. 10
improvising harmony and theory incl.
Results guaranteed. CHARLES NEWMAN
RA. 5000. Approved for GI training -la
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HOME IMP. COMPANIES tc.,,.,

CEMENT WORK. stone walls, iasgtone
sssrscss nsns as,vSan wslEs ehim5nsys h.
Pipe MEs9fs;osi dssinass; gu kinds Of EatsIprooiins
eSssaE4I esSSsssSas Md cIaSS4 hafssEs Mosk iooI1.
and retaining walls; old and new work.
seA AT Woak ss4 sTopssy sr pn 5Ss don. r
paving. retaining walls. foundations. water.
n5roeflns 5rop ,a,st undesPpinnns p.seass lntsls,
3s'; co. sna sssS:
IRIvEWAYs, blue-stone or bankrun gravel
sHayeea sHa sFaive~aEs Ak 75s s55sysva's Graded and
iELSoH ! 1|sS sEEyIcz ss s.Sssn,nr but u. es..'
GGet tayns ssndinIg nsninE cleaning
at'fs c eniaia fsia M'sss
GENERAL coNTRAcT1Ne - Recreation
or Nu-Wood planking; bars, porches, steps,
tiled modern kitchens and baths with Per-
matte; nnsncing arranged through FLA.
E FRssoW. y. RUSS days, VI. 1905; eyes,. FIR.
GENERAL CONTRACTING co.-carpentry,
aoME p o1sS as rooms
attics, baths. Kitchens; other inside work:
sSSs4Es {eSSIRE tsss - s;tnssss: susghssN
a2aTTsv1IIE oe coNTRAcfINsa FRA dssS or ce@ sse.
p,aintinE Fl, Mdn psper,ns roofing and siding:
IRON WORKS, hre escapes. railinss; also
prefabricated steel and aluminium beach
cottages and gaIages., DUPONT IRON
WORKS. 1166 18th st. NV. MA. 3766
KITCHENS REDEsIGNED and installed by
experts; finest cabinets and appliances;
worn .sSrn .,linoleum sink tops replaced with
estimate MopERN HOME c.. Ma. s7io.
MODERNIZE YOUR KITCHEN and bath
room walls with chromite zinc base tile
for, enduring beauty, in variety Of color
ana design; free estimates. TR. 1856.
For INSTALLATION Of new bathrooms
or remodeling Of old, all work under my
psesS1nal s S9p Il sqperysion. M Cali T. J. FITz
REASONABLE ESTIMATES cheerfuily
given on all home remodeling Jobs. Attic
conversions and garages our specially.
HYDALE CONTRACTORS, Warneid 1857
SPRING IS HERE-Need more rooms or
repairs? Finish your attic, basement and
inclose your porch; roofing, siding and
screens; IS years experience; white me-
chanics: terms If desired free estimates.
Gall JOHN =, CROSS CONSTRUCTION,
Greenbelt 1888 after pm; Sunday, all
DAY. is
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HELP DOMESTIC (cont. J

WOMAN, white. As to so, live In; house
work. small house, 2 adults and 4-mo; old
baby; $50 wk. Box 271 M. Star. IA
WOMAN who enjoys children and dog
to care for children g yrs. and l VI
old: recent exper. and ref. nee: live in;
good salary. Call FA. 296s. IA
ssPns care of eh days week
2 ewes: SIT wk. plus carfare. Call TIE
1868 between and 8 in eve.
WOMAN, white, settled. who wants good
with children; Ink, other help empld.;
city references Phone ia. S779. IA
HOME FOR WHITE LADY. to help with
light housework and care Of 2 small chill
PERMANENT ROOM AND BOARD for an
elderly colored woman in exchange for
the care Of my child. Phone FA. 1894
Evening star., 1948-03-13
SITUATIONS MEN.
SEI VN TSINS TWEtNs
ACC0GNTANT-RO0 loca,

ACCOCNTANT-BOOKK local resi-
on an ean IN assams m
na ment. reiepSone t Sss WI Vh0 5sss. aou'S ~
AGGRESSIVE YOUNG MAN with extensive
s5f"'s t.sS sss' .asss as fs3
ATTORNEY, member D. C. bar, law school
soaans s5aaps maor tts fssr:sf sos stM s
satsT dr Sa self dspay at
spas CT 9or chain sResr in
proTded Box s4s SR en,
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state
ments. audits; reasonable. OR. 2o74.
CLERK-TYPIsT. experienced. reliable. de-
ANDER sse5 Perpane9t FR work In city MR. ALEX
COLLEGE GRAD, gentle with some busi-
ness snd law school training plus expert
ence as congressional secretary, public &C;
sales management. desires connection. Box
DRY "; CLEANING MANAGER and silk Spot
ment; best local references. Box 324-M.
EDITORIAL. administrative or public re-
lations position. with or without travel;
consul foreign service auxiliary; public re-
State orsanization; programming, sales ex-
perience in commercial radio. Box 3s3-K,
ELDERLY MAN wants work as night
enced; best reference. MI. 5217. 49,
FOREMAN 1iSa - on sewer water grading ex.
eaesns 4st soH saS sar 5aad 'u4"s
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE MANAGER. ex-
perienced, energetic. honest: best of local
rsferenGs references AD 1922 ~ 15'
IA SAN = Sanfs sny kind Of work mo3a.5s
MAN, white, middle aged, desires Job
ssper, refs. RoSsRF Miller fffisSDs TE iaSs
MAN, .colored, wants Job as truck driver
asan ct nisht; use own truck If necessary: co
MAN, practical nurse, desires position as
attendant or travelling companion. Call
MEAT NE r'sf cutter, manager, buyer or sal sales
retail chain store desires responsible po-
sition sdk os with reputable firm: owns car
ried. veteran, 20 yrs. Of age. 4 yrs. exp
In bookkeeping. and office management.
aya1la ava Ole I1,1n immed BoS It'll star IA
assrts for uniys,
auditors, salespeople available for after
noon, morning and evening work Call
Employment Bureau. BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE, 1852
SALESMAN or real estate associate. long
experience; best references; good general
sales BACKGROUND, will consider other than
real estate if high type proposition, BOX
SALES CoNsuLTANT. vet married. age
81. native, yrs. exper.; representing
manufacturers to Federal Government
sales taxes. contracts. specifications, etc ;
salary or salary plus commission. TW
SALES CoNsULTANT-2s years old, law
graduate and 2 year college. Veteran
with overseas service; 8 years experience
as representative of nationally-known
manufacturers in their relations with u. S.
Government. Has set up successful ap-
parel shop and assisted War Assets Ad-
mfnistration in disposal Of surplus ma
chine TOOLS. Desires responsible position
Lincoln 1927 between 8 am. and 11:30
WATCHMAN, white, sober and reliable
wants work, permanent position: best ref
WANTED W 70 RESTsx ga farm on share
basis or will manage one; health refs
furn Gaithersburg 592-W-4
YOUNG VETERAN. offering to do the un-
usual, will do odd jobs that others wouldn't
thins Of tackling: Call Ii. 5S77. Ia
TWO STUDENT VETS need .part-time Jobs,
available after l pm. weekdays, all day
Sat Box 322-M, Star. IA
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie e,tdr; outfis; largest selection OF cam
Range finders, films color .flms, photo.
papers, chemicals, photo books and l,50G
Justice pept) cataiog free. RE 24s4
ACCORDION for orchestra. 9 switches
very reasonable. Call VI 5779. "a Ana.
] sscSSSI;RDioS. ,SI;sa & new; wurlitzss. 100 @ @ssss
ACME a "a cARD 3D. sYsfEM-1nsit." me- meta
cabinet, Olive, green, IA drawers. s"xb"
capacity 1,o3e; peri. cond. MA. 0362,. Fri
ADDING MACHINES, new and rebuilt, all
makes; nal See the new small models; Terms;
60, i4sl 4 cspitol: Ii. oos2. . So $50 t, to
a1ReoSpirioN8SG &, snSs1pF SssPSea' MACHINE philco
eend meas sserce h5 800 ussd cs MI ms 9s5 n
Victorian walnut platform rocker 81,
ANTIoUEs-cherry serving table, cherry
l-drawer stand, pine cobbler's bench, castor
set, lamps, china, glass, misc. GL. 1896.
ANT1auEsm h'S11e s5onl rs love sss seat chair and
ANTIQUES Very fine Chinese Pekins
carved glass vase, soft yellow color: also
very fine Chinese porcelain plate, soft
make offer. MATTAPoNI FARM. Groom, room,
Nd Telephone Marlboro 1853
ANTToUES-Pine chest of drawers, dough
Ses sTsys end sysFa tabes haTs ay .mns s I Ss s
ANTIoUEs-Lovely for small dining rm.;
in, closed 90 in; also matching, Victorian
nah. marble-top julep stand, lsk in. wide,
36 in long. 81 in; hieh: used as credenza
N,n silyer9; s125 for both pieces eno chairs
ANTIoUEsMwainut. bedroom with marble
walnut parlor set. small chairs, Phone ST.
41s2 for appointment. No dealers. Ia
antique foT BED BED seid maple Early Amer
mattress; s., viii sell ss5. Phone sfssf. :
ssSh1e66FE 6F eH5S1s sss.s SILVER sas
sSs6 1856 sRa csn 2D1 Apt V IN vs.
ANTIQUE CUPBOARD. rare, early Ameri-
can M walnut, TOP doors, 1s sec, lower solid;
ASTdGn sssd pfn0 sofa Sfd DaaS p. cq 9ype s54 too
secretary with bookshelves above lorig.
glass and several other items. Cali EN-
AQUARIUM SUPPLY CO., 1927 Georgia
ave. n.w.--special. Friday. Saturday. and
Sunday, brilliant red wags and dwarf
AsTToMoBrLE sGHFoMs5 TIRES a., rirestone; ne new;
7.00xl5, Apply rayon de luxe; of new car
All anr0ao4V vi oslS DE5Stsi EatSESTs.w s 9.nsr
rebuilding units, cylinder boring bars,
universal wheel pullers, many other items
sacrifice. Call Shepherd zoos. lie
BABY BASSINETTE, large, with mattress
IN good condition. s25. Phone DU 1000
baBY h1l CARRIAGE, Ke,xesd-wa1shsld
BABY CARRIAGE, gray, collapsible,
lits peE 5sasoeableii sH. 57o7; r.. IA .nsor
and pad. Thayer make. SIS. VI. 1888.
BABY CARRIAGE. Collier-Keyworth coach,
in Al share; SIS; scales, up to 80 lbs"
BABY CARRIAGE tHedstrom) folding,
prac. new. waterproof mattress $50 FOR
both. Call after pm. only. DE. 1894.
BABY CARRIAGES, s1s.as and sl5as,
light weight and collapsible; Sl9 9.9s,
fun sgTns aSes hsads 4
strollers from s4es to SO ss BERGERs s,
3412 l4th ST. NV. DU. 3444. Juvenile
furniture exclusively. Open evenings
BABY CARRIAGES AND sTRoLLERs-I
Thayer Imperial stroller, regular, S22 .95,
special. Sl995: free inner-spring carriage
matt. with every carriage purchased. You
save and you get the best; complete line
Of Juvenile furn. LITTLE FOLKS sHoP,
35A Ga. ave-, GE. 3311.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc (cont.

GIRL, colored, wants days work. s5 and
carfare. HO 5025. Ia
LADY, colored. wants days work. FIR.
LAUNDRESS wishes laundry to take home;
curtains; expert work. RA. 2790.
WOMAN. colored, respectable. wants part
Adams 1881.
WOMAN, colored. exper. cook, house
worker; afternoon; city refs. DI. 539s
after pm.
WOMAN. colored, exper. laundress; small
and large laundry; will call for and de-
liver. Ii. 1923. ii
WOMAN, colored wants g.h.w. days,
9 til 4. DU. 1857.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work, days
week; laundry or g.h.w. DU. 1918.
WOMAN, cclored. capable wants house
work Mon. through Fri. mornings, $40
to 1890: ref, health card. Ho. 1924.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS. remodeling, carpentry. plas-
tering. painting, papering; residential and
commercial; by local contractor. UN.
215O and Ia. 772o. -o1
ADDITIONS, porches. garages. commercial
and residential building and remodeling
TR. Soa4, "A. $500. s' I5s
ADDITIONS, AL remodelins. carpentry.
plastering, painting, etc; free estimates,
TON CONTRACTING CO., RE, 4477. 3Is
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, parking lots and
private roads; also done in gravel or stone.
Glebe 5o42. 49,
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs and tennis courts
built by BLACK TOP ROADS CO. Phone
Bun miDER-CoNTRACToR- repairs
Of ell kikds, rec, rms. and bars specially
CARL w SNDER, Jr.. GE. 6172.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

DAYS WORK WANTED-Call after 2,
ask for MRS, HARRIS, FIR. 9442..
GIRL; colored, wants days work; refs.
GIRL, colored,. wants work Of any kind;
sxper. and refs; from $50 to 10. DI.
GIRL coiored. wants g.h.w. days Or part
time: referenceh Do. 0621.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
MOTOR TRAVEL,

DRIVING TO CALIFoRNIA-Leave Mon.
noon, 7-pass. Cadillac, take f. Phone
National 1864, Room 20s. Call after
3 pm. Sat. Any time Sun.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI. March 16-1946
Plymouth; room for 2 or 3 passengers.
Call Emerson $500 la
Evening star., 1948-03-13
SITUATIONS MEN ond WOMEN.
EXPERIENCED

EXPERIENCED COUPLE desires position
as manager apt. or rooming house, ir
exchange for living quarters; husband EN-.
ployed. For details, phone CO a239, ~
STUDENT at G. W University and wife
desire to sit with children evenings. Cal
HO 1880, Extension 500 13s
Evening star., 1948-03-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

out, S25-$30. LADIES EXCHANGE EN-
PLOYMENT BUREAU. 2O37 K st. NV.
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u SAND. SHOP, vic Govt bldgs., close
ewes, Sunday; weekly bus. $500: apt
above pays rent with lease pinball mach.
90 Delic.. 14th st. NV; ample space for
self-s mkt stocked with good FIX, long
lease; lease; rent. Ss5 mo-: excel. OPP. for big
80 Grocery-meat mkt, col dist: 6-day
wk.; hrs, 81; compl. stock, Ak long lease
rent; price reas.; ideal for a couple
ia. 7l75. Mr.. Asha. a.
Evening star., 1948-03-13

dent; thoroughly experienced in construc-
tion and manufacturing: can assume full
charge Of ofdce and accounting depart
ment. Telephone WI. $780, 15*
AGGRESSIVE YOUNG MAN with extensive
mechanical training would like good,
steady job witt. future; salary, $400
Evening star., 1948-03-13

PAPER HANGING, this week only, 81 and
UP per room; 1947 washable. sunfast pa
PAPERHANGfNG. rooms $40 up; also
painting: prompt service by white me
chanics. UN. 1904, Mr.. MEEK. Ia
PLANO TUNING, repairing; factory ex-
pert; all makes; 25 yrs exper.; work
guaranteed. ME. 1884, JOHN j. CUM
PIANO TUNING = Estimates free; work
guar. VIM. wOOLEY, 1851 Jenifer NV.
WO. l176, AD. 11e0 or DI. 4144. 13'
Evening star., 1948-03-13
90, one gallon. Call At,
CHAIR, browr mohair. excel. eond.

Goal oorssa sToRER To1sE auto s4s Inn
COAT Persian lamb (blacb. size ~
eoMpIETE tt5sf Fl Ia2S Beauty pARLoR .ou,pnent n.
] electric IRON, MAcRoFf BEAUTY sALoN,
coMPRRssoR. CON 9Is td electric, TIE 10 hp. a-stage
etc. and starter; used very, little; perfect
cond; can be seen in operation Fri. or Sat.
eR9Re TGo To- 4992 sS,to or EN- 25sH 14
able ' sides ' and sp springs; S - Kant % Wet mat
tress, excel cond; complete $40. ,dL.
CRIB AND MATTRESS, solid Birdseye
sfIorklIne; q ip very GOOD cond.' S36 for
DEEP i: ff:RRREEzER, stainless steel, is 15ieu.-
moving; reduced price s4l5' chestnuft
pEER FREEZE ~; Wells. xoEks per{sst
I2l3 You st; NV ia
Rs new sSsdsn ssss1''Ti ssa sSg y'f vs
DESK, walnut hishboy; Tudor period;
@seonsin pfseeass sssS Ss5seo' mas INSIDE h'h'
DIAMoNDs-Lady's, ". g., Hs-et.. s125:
isays I'D p.r., et eolsr si69s 9sas: seys sdys 4 g
isdy; SSi5 IT. s. sssS !'ss ssS9 1is sa1 s
st ssGG les saz5 s man ;is 800 1et: 1Haes
i.!S .s R;s !; - r. Ssas sssS Fi s.
psesDsa 5aRss9 so asaisfs 5s' e si.es ss4 r.; r.
to 5oss. SAUNDERS COLLIER. Bis ? ss.
DICTAPHoNE, electronic model, with
coustic transcriber; new In perfect con-
dition. Phone RE 4949 or RE- 3O7O' Ia
DINETTE, maple. extension leaf, chairs;
DINETTE SET. white oak, table and
chairs, S35; maple lounge chair. SIS. Csll
bIsITTf III SUITE, Dn. s-De =. solid maple .u-
nIS Fs ao SET i5 Pin ssaah.d l ss4 R4
DiSIse fsPSsT' sff atisF pieces vabu.
veneer table pad Included; 2-piece liv.
BIS plslSe aooa sff sfaiT atss ,sa
Iss bis Ra strrf g. eomp snD mahos.nJ 10
bifsfs biSfSG fRss ROOM OAK OAK FABLE, 81 in. round.
brsiNs sfys' RoeoM eiM stfrf. Tn 22s Walnut, must oy.
splendid condition: o pieces; 66-insh
met, server extension table Zone inclosed
leaf complete with pad. six chairs; com.
plete, Si35 2s00 North 18th st.. AIRING.
ton, Va, CHI. 7032. 14s
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
Smyrna times., 1948-08-19
SMYRNA WRITER REPORTS ON
REHOBOTH PLAYHOUSE DOINGS
by Evelyn Webb
by Evelyn Webb

Theater lovers in the state of
Delaware are missing a great the
atrical adventure if they are not
seeing the plays being staged at
the Henlopen Playhouse at Reho-
both Beach. The performance of
John Carradine and his wife, Sonia
Sorel, in Moliere's immortal COM
edy, 'The Imaginary Invalid" was
a rewarding one. A Shakespear-
can actor of note, this was Mr..
Carradine's first appearance as
"Argan" on any stage. He charm
ed the audience by his generous
reading of three passages from
Macbeth at the close of the per-
formance. His wife gave a splen-
did Interpretation of "Toinette"
the audacious, saucy, bawdy maid
in "Argan's" house, and her per-
sonality was projected so thor
oughly that it was difficult to be
aware of anyone else while she
was on stage. In the supporting
cast were Verda Vane, the talent
ed local girl who is still a student
at the University of Delaware.
Charles Steinmetz gave a superb
nerfornance as Thomas the
moronic son of Argan's' physician.
Ronny Graham, of New York and
Hollywood, played the physician.
The shows are enhanced by the
perfect sets, and the detail was es-
pecially pleasing in the current
show in the creation of the French
atmosphere. The period costumes
designed by Mary Cain, who also
played "Angelique', lent great
charm by their authenticity. Seen
at the play the night your review
er attended were Thelma Deakyne,
who is spending the summer at the
shore, and Elizabeth Phillips, for
merly of Smyrna. Members of the
Smyrna colony are very active So
cially. Helen and Doc Harmonson
are among the patrons and patron
Smyrna times., 1948-08-19
DRIVERS
BE COURTEOUS
Delaware Safety Council List
Courtesy Tips For
Motorists
SAFETY CAMPAIGN

You wouldn't rely on another
guy to tip your hat when you meet
a lady. Neither can you build
your reputation as a considerate
driver on someone else's courtesyl
That was the statement made
yesterday by Frank ]. Horty, Pres
ident of the Delaware Safety Coun-
Gil, in commenting on the August
tsafety through courtesy" cam
paign being sponsored by the Ma
tional Safety Council and cooper
ating organizations.
make courtesy characterize
your driving-then watch your
driving record improve and your
popularity grow" declared Mr..
Horty. Every Motorist and every
Pedestrian should keep constantly
in mind the thought that courtesy
does prevent accidents. Courtesy
saves lives. You never heard of
anyone apoligizing for being court
eous, but you can be sure that
many driver has been sorry for
his recklessness.
He listed these courtesy tips for
drivers:
1. Use hand signals to inform
other motorists of your intention
to turn or stop.
2. Know the lane you should be
in, then stay in that lane. Don't
take your half of the road out of
the center.
8. Recognize a situation where
others have the right-of-way, and
yield to them.
4. Don't insist on the right-of-
way even when it's rightfuffy
yours.
5. Give pedestrians break.
They can't walk or run as fast as
you can drive.
6. Use your horn to warn, not to
bully.
z. Dim lights for other drivers
at night.
8. Remember that the other fell
low may be in hurry, too.
9. Observe the golden rule:
Drive as you would have others
irive.
Smyrna times., 1948-08-19

esses for the annual Artists Ball,
and Helen Denney Weir acted as
hostess recently at an Art League
tea. They attended the large
party given on the 18th by Mrs.
Thomas R. Wilson and family at
Fairfield Farm, Prime Hook Neck,
and have had as recent guests Mr..
and Mrs. John Pugh, who came
over from Cap May, N. j., in their
boat. They are expecting young
Dee Dee Weir home on the 26th
from Camp Bueno, New Hamp-
shire, where she has spent the
summer. Bert and Skeet Wilson,
and Jim and Gladys Merrill spent
recent weekend at the Hotel
Henlopen and later enjoyed dane
ing at the Country Club. Lii and
Ralph Jones, who built a new,
modern cottage at the shore are
enjoying outdoor life. They have
had with them DR.. and Mrs. Jack
Arbogast, of Miami, Florida,
among other guests. Over the
weekend of the Sth Lee and Nellie
Deakyne entertained in honor of
his birthday. Among their guests
were Liz Wilson, Glenn and Vir-
ginia King, and Mildred Reynolds,
of Wilmington, formerly of Smyr-
ma. Sarah Ellen Wright, a devotee
of the theater, accompanied the
writer, and we caught glimpse of
Ray Smith in the crowded, popular
auction of Stuart-Kingston Caller
les. but time precluded the possi-
bility of looking up skipper" and
the baby. Amelia Winford, of
Pasadena, CAL, who is spending
the summer with her family here,
took the trip down with us, and
enjoyed the aftermidnight snack at
The Paddock Grill with us on our
return.
Smyrna times., 1948-08-19
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Lord Chancellor is head Of the
British judiciary, as well as pres'd-
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Evening star., 1948-11-25

minerals Gas much as $40 for q
bottle Of SCOTCH some are In ill-lit
cellars. Nevertheless, they do pro-
vide some measure Of entertainment
for people who want to stay up late:
some, indeed, have first-clasS cab
arets and dance bands.
Compared With New York.
"In New York and Paris, night
clubs stay open all night and there
Is no nonsense about the supply of
drinks. There the night club has
become an established part of the
life Of big city.
by all means abolish the bottle
party. It is by any standard bad
device to be countenanced in per-
petuity. But If it vanishes, repu-
table restaurants and clubs should
be allowed music and drinking
licenses, up to 4 or am. II they
want them. If people want to stay
up all night dancing, what right
have the Socialists to send them
to bed?
BE sure that if the bottle party
goes and there is no compensatory
lifting of restrictions on restaurants,
all-night dancing will 60 under
ground and there will spring up all
over London illicit cellar dives"
Cafe Society Grew.
The bottle parties doomed during
the war and in the easy-money
period the first year Of peace. A
London cafe society set grew up
around the clubs, some Of which
have even outdone New York for
snootiness. At the Four Hundred,
London's most exclusive club in Lei
cester Square, you can't get in even
if YOU are q member unless you are
in evening clothes. Royalty has
been turned away because it was not
wearing black ties and evening
gowns.
Business has fallen of at the clubs
since money got tight In England.
Now, in two years time. business will
stop altogether. But the men who
run them have got plenty salted
away. They pay no income tax
because they are "a private club,
nonprofit-making."