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Evening star., 1951-11-11

AUTO MECHANIC, thoroughly ex-
perienced in tune UP work. SIS vk.
1880: WILLARD. Market ESQ
station; e ion. 400 Florida ave. ne. open
AUroS S0SIii MECHANIC. chrysler U1t exper,.
ence preferred: 5-day Week; xpoun
hospitalization available; top salary
Royal MOTORS. sfs nc. M chrSsIer.. hs.aien.
Plymouth. 4100 Georgia ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC with good refer
ence and sober. Guaranteed salary
BT 6BETTHEEsspA Esd AREA. Cali M. Weller.
AUTo MECHANIC, white thorOuahly mua
exper. with chrysler-make cars;
excel. wages. good hrs. usual EN-
p pp10ye penefits; zen See MI. Wood. L. p.
sTEoART' INC. 144o p st. NV,
AUTO MECHANIC. EXPERIENCED
with Hudson cars. Steady en-
ployment. high earnings for good
eatiop mah sflerS poToMa nd eSngF %P Pasd s.Ias ys
INC. 1905 New HAMPSHIRE ave.
AtTo 1jT MEcHaaaNS11c MMEEcHaaaNS1 - Fleet mainte. main
nance; hourly rate; vacation; hos.
ppiitalization. s537 Wilson blvd. Arl..
AUTo MECHANIC-we have opening
In heated garage for an Al me
chanic; $l.75 per hr: straight time
Apply MOORES AUTO SERVICE,
425 K st. NV, Ex. 1894. Ill
AUTO MECHANIC HELPER or man
to learn auto mechanics; steady Job
Fla. ave. n e., MI ZOO. -12
AUTO MECHANICS. 6O% commits
sion. WOODLAWN SERVICE CEN
TER. 1926 N. Wash blvd. Airing.
AUTO MECHANICS. opportunit, 10,
two. Steady employment, high earn.
tngs for good men: health insurance
roht.sharing plan completely mod.
ment. Chance Tor promotion
Wash.'s Oldest and largest Dodge
plymouth leadership. TREW Mo.
mgr DE 1910 for appt
AUTO MECHANIC. at least 4 yrs.
experience. Prefer one who lives in
Wheaton vns1 Or Silver Silver spr; area. TRI-
LO, 5.4371
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AUCTION SALES Cont }
Zed L. williams d Zed L. williams, Js
AuctioneerS and Appraisers


Furniture of various kinds,
suites and odd pieces to be
sold this Tues, Nov. 18th,
commencing at 2 PM. Con-
signments from various per-
sons and other sources.
Walnut bedrm. suites, dinette
sets, living rm. pieces. ma
hogany tables of many
kinds and sizes, walnut sec
retary desk, good studios,
drop-leaf tables, splendid
studio floor lamps, odd
chests, chifforobes, mahog.
kneehole desk, Is inner
spring mattresses, metal
twin beds, regular size odd
beds, several room size and
other domestic rugs, other
household effects.
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U. S. EMPL. SERVICE
CRAFTSMEN
PIPING
ARCHT. ENGRS.
STRUCTURAL
NO EMPLOYMENT FEE


Moving allowance; Pittsburgh: ap-
proximately 20so overtime; base sal
aries to $1,000. Please contact our
ofices for interview with employer.
ENGINEER
Preferably e. e.; single: at least 3
yrs. radio or electronic exper. !;
travel Job: 50 per day subsistence:
cLSsED MONDAY. NOVEMBER. 'gH; Il
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Bldg ..
10Th and n. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 9442.
Professional Personnel Bur.
1740 X st. NV, ME. 1892
Med. steno. -secy.. excel S270
Dental receipts. asst. exper. S46 up
] :30-5:3o. Nd. open
OPEN MONDAY. 10 TO 5
Evening star., 1951-11-11

Times hard7
Dollars few?
"Exquisite's" dyeinR
The thing for you'll
We know materials. coIors too,
Let US do your dye work for you
EXQUISITE" guarantees:
/. Fast color.
2. No shrinkage,
Come up to ourt door and turn
You'h fnd trained workers on
Ready. willing and able to grant
A good dye lob in our modern
| plant.
iExouisite," The Dye Work Specialist
GE. 9777
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AUTO CLUB
SALESMAN

progressive and established
auto club needs a man for the d. c,
area selling club memberships and
insurance. We. will thoroughly train.
Attractive salary and commission
with opportunity Of building Q life-
time Of security. Call MR.. BRETT.
DE. 0100. for appointment.
AUTO BODY MEN-WashinEton's
Oldest Chevrolet dealer has opening
for exper. auto body men. Top
earnings for good men: plenty OF
work. Excel. working condo. Conv.
+ downtown loc.; 51e-day week. See
Mr.. Billhimer, BARRY PATE
MOTOR Ho.. 1130 Conn. ave. liz
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DEMONSTRATORS

Full or part time; Promote lively
Xmas toy; big sales poss.; Nation
wide dept store success: excel. sal
ary plus comm.
Box 25O-J Star.
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ADVERTISING
LAYOUT
ARTIST

With good retail store. Experienced
TO work in one Of Washington's s
vision stores. Generous salary to
start with oppor. to take over own
dept. Generous company benefits
incl. paid vacations, company dis
counts, paid-up life insurance. Write.
giving resume of exper. to BOX
ADV. ACCT ExECUTIvE-If you are
may be able to do better selling for
one. Of Washington's quality iithoe-
raphers. Write In strictest conf
dence. stating age and experience.
Box 4S6-Z. Star I'll :
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUE. AND MODERN furniture,
glass. china. frames. brio -brac'
etc. TIL. 7:3Q pm. SUBURBAN
AUCTION. Rockville. Md.
BROOKE JOHNS OLD BARN, Rt. 81
Norbeck. Nd. Ash. 5541, Wed. ev.
Nov. Il. 7:30. Auct. SH. 6725:
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HELP MEN

~ Experienced door
hanger, electric plane; Northwood
Village. -Four Corners. Nd. West on
Old Bladensburg rd. to Krwtn
DIR. turn right. follow arrows.
CARPENTERS - Work In Bethesda
Rockville area. Cali MR.. DAY, WI
1889. after pm. -12
CARPENTER--One able to take care
Of q variety Of small complaints in
big housing dev. In d. c.; steady
work and good pay; must be sober
Apply at 1412 Upshur st. NV. IA
pm. Ask for MR.. POLLIN. Ill
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ASST MANAGERS

Old. established finance company has
openings for two men. one with ex-
perience to work inside assisting
manager and one to work outside as
investigator and adjuster. Apply in
person, LIBERTY LOAN CORP. 3407
Perry st., Mt. Rainier. Ill
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CLERKS
THE EVENING STAR

- 49," ~ AAN44NS ~ L k4xt
I101 Penna. Ave- NV.
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER. Good op-
port1nity for right person. Salary
as agreed. NO. $500. --l5
CLERK -TYPIST - Progressive. fast
growing organization can offer ex-
cellent opportunity to person ex-
perienced in collecting. delinquent
accounts by mail and telephone
only; 5-day week, 40 hours. r.
MARS. THE CONTRACT CO., 41O
First st. Sc. TR. 5000.
CLERK high school or busi-
ness school education, payroll expert
ence helpful; 5-day week; George
town. area: salary open; pleasant
working conditions. Call ST. 2o5s
CLERK-Excellent op-
portunity for an aggressive young
man to learn retail credit business;
good salary pleasant working cond.
chance for Advancement; experience
helpful but not necessary. Apply
UNION cLoTHIERs. INC. 307 7th
MAN Excellent
proposition for experienced man who
can take charge of collection de-
partment in retail credit store,
See Mr.. Gold, DAILEYS, 700 7th
st. NV -13
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Automobile Salesman

Automobile Salesman
new cars and trucks. experience de-
sired: splendid opportunity for right
man highest pay plan in town. An
$50 am. to Mr.. Church.
STEUART MOTOR co.
Ford Dealer. 3rd and H SITS. NE
AUTO SALEsMEN-We need de.
nsendsole fsn ney-caE salesnen to sell
plenty OF floor time. Earnings will
start at once. Car necessary. Write
your name, address telephone num-
Der on q postal card we will CONTACT
you Tor appt Box 45-Z. Star. ~
AUTOMOBILE statesmen, salary
andIor commission: experience moi
necessary. Excellent opportunity
Ior right men 70 earn good money
Sontaet Mr. Hoffman. CALVERT
MOTORS. INC, De Soto o-Piymoith
eealers; t14l East-West Highway,
Silver Spring.
AUTO SERVICE sALEsMaN--Mps,
pe eXper.; 5la-cay VIZ; sal, and com
~ GG1 Shinimsr. BARRY PATE MOTOR
CO., l3u Conn ave 81
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ANTENNA MEN

Excellent Jobs. valuable to men fully
exper. in installing outside antennas
on homes and apartments; top pay
to men with proper qualifications
Apply In person, 1880 Halt st. s.w,
ask for Mr.. BARTALONE. IA
ARTIST, to render clean, crisp
comps" from visuals: heavy paste
up. mechanicals,. retouching. some
person with samples OF work.
AMERICAN RED CROSS, 18th and
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CRAFTSMAN
MECHANICAL DESIGN

Some Electronic Drafting
Experienced Desirable
For Interesting Research
And Development Work
On Small Fine Equipment.
We are looking for man who want.
a position which offers permanent
employment under pleasant working
conditions. ct salary commen-
surate with his proven ability and
with opportunities for advancement
Are You Interested?
II so, call Mrs. Fuchsman, Otis S93S,
for appointment
ENGINEERING RESEARCH
ASSOCIATES, INC,
507 18th ST. South Arlington, Va.
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b0OkkEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANTS
ATLAS 1875 sss ave- nv DSsi''0hs
TEACHERS WANTED for good posi-
ton; in Washington vicinity and
elSeN here. Phone BALTIC. TEACH-
EHS' AGENCY. 5l6 N. Charles at,
Baltic. Nd. Mulberry 6S50.l
CHEMIST [M) without exper. Enei.
local and travel. Salaried positions
to $4,000. Mr.. Ford, BOYD'S, zoo
18th. cor @. Ma. 234O.
Al TYPIST t2). must be British SUBJ
ject Cd $175-S200 mo. Miss Evans
BoYD'S. 700 18th. cor O. ma.
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CLERICAL POSITION
CLERK
CLERK
BUSINESS COUNTER

Alert young man, $3.50 years Of age
for permanent position. selling clas-
sined advertising to our customers:
pearance and capable of handling
he general public. Apply Personnel.
Room 506; open weekdays. S:3O-5
and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-11-11
ARLINGTON
POTOMAC EMPI
WOMEN

1884 Wilson Blvd: Arl. oW. 100
Free Parking Rear of Bldg.
Open Every Eve. to 8; Sat. to /
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CAR HOPS
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

CAR PORTER. We have an opening
for q good steady man exper. In
repair. Good sal. and steady work
assured. Bring your D. c. permit and
see Mr.. Williams after am. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. INC. 1891 Bladens-
burg Rd. ne. -l2
CAR WASHER. 44-hour week. Begin
at $40 wk. BANNING Il SONS. $500
Baltimore blvd, Hyattsville. Nd.
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COLLECTORS (2)
Earn $50 day, every day, 8 days q
week. You can earn this and more
If you're good collector. Unlimited
opportunities. See MR.. I.YNSTEADT,
at 1929 18th st. NV, LIST floor,
9-11 am. only. -12
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NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1019 18th ST. NV. Elk. 7270.
WOMEN

MANY OTHERS.
CLERK-TYPISTS
NV, NE. AND UPPER NV.
DAYS. 35 HRS, SO. 900 TO S2,400
ASST. BKKPR.-TYPISTS - $4,000
CLK.-TYP., upper Conn. ave. $4,000
PRODUCTION TYPS. S50-S75 wk.
CLK..TYP records ------- $4,000
STATS. TYP ---S3. 900
MANY OTHERS
FILE CLKs,. REcP.. young - $1,000
COUPON CLKS. - $4,000
MANY KINDS BKPG. MACH. oPRs..
$50 to $50 Wk.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
ARLINGTON
ALEXANDRIA AREA

S4AtAl&4
Pee PPersonnel Iyn asst, K;Is some college Open
Eek. typ. airport. young siSs
sSecy' to engineer. s d s3, 200
Reser. assnt. airlines. s ds'o 800 saie plHs
Bkkpr,, Engleslde. 5 d. S IA oe,e, m
asst bkkpr.. Annandale e-- sac
64s1 Cashier III, no exp. 8 d. -------- $40
PART-TIME POSITIONS, 800
MsS,s MMeeoros clk.. some typ. SI.22 hr.
Asst, bkkpr.. e-10 pm. Il se 81 hr' hr
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY..
9ll King St. Alex. AL. 7o2a
Al Private secy, $75 Wk.
Corp. law exper.. real future reIe.
vision sec. 5 days, S65 wk. stenos
n Sc. good opport., S65, Canitoi
Hill Sec, under 80, $4,000. Trade
assoc; sec. future, S65 wk. Others
to $4,000 up. Need 200 new an.
plcants daily for inter: opportuni.
aes. Govt. and private pfiices. See
nsst, nst, Miss Lee or Miss Grant tNA
234O; Est. 35 yrs.
BOYD'S, G st. at 18th
over Zlotnick's-The Furrier
Evening star., 1951-11-11

SALES TRAINEE tGlass CO..
ASST. OFFICE MGR. SHS Se%hises; Is sp PAPER pa;
JR: ADMIN, stocks, bonds or seeuri-
ties exper. Open
VI; r EXEC. Unjust type,;s % sxeel; a1 / OPP. r
JR. r. AccTa. cLks. tdesTse I Iprei.S.
RECORDS elk. (scientific Research
organization. must type). 1928 mo.
FLOOR MGR. retail store = SIS wk,
STENO. (railroad) $50 wk
GLAZIER (Glass mech.). $50 to $100I
wk.
STOCK RIM. sUPv. S75 wk.
elk. TYPS. 1925 to S270 mo.
HOTEL NIGHT AUDITOR, $225 mo.
JR. ACCTG. elk. Alex. $40 mo.
MESSENGERS. many, young. $3.50 to
ENGINEERING DIVISION
ELECT. INSP. texper.) S5S wk. up
ELECTRICIANS (Maint.. inside all
|ulNsfkSMddIdssp fSddds LABoRERs fsfins!ss 81
|MAcH. 1oPRs. crurret lathes, n mullins.
eee.1 -T3------------- cWk'
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IN nSo AIu eoule cApelleuCe! O-uay,
onered. Apply Personnel. Room sos.
9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
110l Penna. Ave. NV.
AUTO PAINTER'S HELPER, coiored.
,ss.ia We nave @ sn opening for an exper-
year-round. good-payins work. Excel
am: PYRAMID AUTO BODY CO CO
1885 Bladensburg I'd. ne. -15
AUTO PARTS MAN, white, for large
necessary; 5Ra-day week. Usual EN-.
22tSys 2oSys. 0ensflls, GhNTR Gan Mt Tr Dixon pc
AUTO sALEsMAN ii. Bin to sell compl.,.
line Of Dodge Plymouth ears, trucks,
one or two men, who are lookine
ior permanent. high -tncome produce
ing positions. Apply at once to .Mr.
PPSSsah, PSads, ys,sAL SEAL MOTOR CO.. 14O1
AUTO SALESMAN-We have an omen
tas.,n my Ior an experienced used car
own trades, familiar with % The panes .s
Work to close his own deals 5is
income possibility for exper. used car
maE Call me after & pm SAW
Michaeison. AUTO WHOLESALERS
daNS aSSsodl l73l Bladensburs Rd. ne. Ii,
AUTO SALESMAN, excel. opportunity
Ior man with weli-rounded experi.
gmSe mms, IN used and new-car sales;
resss m9n De 81. reliable and furnish good
MAYrLoWs1ERM wi x MoToRss. Tfosss 1901 Il DsMTSOn' Mion
ave. n, >. vi. 1900 70
Evening star., 1951-11-11

BUILD A NEW, EXCITING
CAREER-Excellent oppor-
tunities for advancement
with a firm young enough
for unlimited growth; well
enough established to offer
security. Today, help sup
ply our armed forces with
the newest types of hell
copters - tomorrow, help
develop versatile civilian
helicopterS as well.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN
Must oe able to make estimates,
ofoers; salary and commission. See
Mr Link. ADDISON CHEVROLET,
l4tn ana Fla. ave. NV. IL
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To meet production and de-
velopment contracts, Sikor-
sky Aircraft is enlarging its
plant by a third-and al
ready it is the largest plant
in the world solely devoted
to helicopter manufacture.
Send resume to r. C. Banks,
Personnel Manager.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

CRAFTSMEN, SENIOR
CRAFTSMEN, JUNIOR
some knowledge of ma
chine shop practices. Cali for appt.
ST 0QR6
Evening star., 1951-11-11

DRlVEH-POHTER- drug store;
must know city thoroughIy: good
hrs; $40 wk. Apply in person. OAK
LAWN PHARMACY. 1920 18th st.
ABSOLUTELY DO NOT PHONE
Ill
DRIVERS-Do you like to drive? Do
you like to earn good money? See
ARLINGTON YELLOW CAB, 9O3
North Glebe rd. -16
DRIVERS AND HELPERS-Must be
experienced and know the city; top
pay to the right men; steady en-
ployment. See Mr.. Keller. GEORGES
RADIO AND TV CO.. S16 r st. NV.
DRIVERS FOR MISUNDERSTANDING.
Identification card secured in one
day; earn SIS to $50 daily. No
Maryland residence required. Fast
est growing cab association in
Maryland. Rent or own your own
cab. Apply B. & o. Railroad Sta
tion. Silver Spring, Md, BLACK
AND WHITE CAB ONCE. IL
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AUTO PAINTERS
HELPER

A permanent position is open imme-
diately for q man 21-3h years Of age
who has had some experience; 5-day,
4O-hr.. week: many company benefits
onered. Apply Personnel. Room 500.
Open weekdays, 1905, and sat,
9.1. No phone calls.
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DRAFTSMEN

o4tfAE i 1OX1ElN
Men with experience in detailing
miscellaneous iron used in construc-
ton OF buildings. Phone OF. 700
IRON WORKS. Arlington. ii
DRIVER. colored, experienced, for dry
cleaning store; good salary and COM
mission; references; at once. SAX
dale pl. NV III
DRIVER. white. needed for the best
industrial laundry route in the city /;
short hours; established route: no
canvassing: no high pressure sales
manager: Just run the days route
sbie abe 90 phons nome; As sasy ga4s pleasant profit
DRIVER fwhitel for towel supply
route; pleasant work, 6-day wk., sal
ary, commission and bonus. Apply
MR.. HARTUNG. 1117 Goth st. NV.
DRIVER. white or colored, to learn
dry cleaning route. must be neat.
courteous. good starting salary and
commission. Apply Monday. SHER-
MAN CLEANERS, 770S Georgia ave.
DRivER. experienced. for. retail dry
ssisra Apps Sase aUSar9 tNNd a0uEs HousE sns
1859 Columbia I'd. NV. DG sa3i.
DRIVERS, white, fer large wholesale
distributor; 5-day week. permanent
positions. Apply 1921 5th st. NV.
DHEFe Akn e1eaR Ss6 rogRscos 6gRly sTAHR eoR
PANY. IL Eye st. n. e. Ii
DRIVER, colored; must be courteous,
sober and have neat appearance;
must know city well. Apply PAL
ACE FLORIST. 1854 Conn. ave. NV.
IA
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-21
Legislative May DO
Some Work Before
Christmas HOLidGV

The Republican school bill calls
for fiat $4OO pay increase for
teachers, and a fiat $500 pay in
crease for school nurses, secretar-
les, clerks, custOdians and custO-
dial personnel.
The Democratic school bill calls
for a fiat $4OO pay increase for
teachers, as we'll as for supervisory
and administrative employees.
Each bill calls for the pay hikes
TO go into effect beginning Jan. : .
1852. They were referred to the fl
nance committee
The two other Democratic bills
call for:
Appropriating $350,OOO to provide
for deficiencies in state employee
salary accounts.
Increasing state unemployment
compensation benefits and reducing
eligibility requirements.
The former bill was referred to
the finance committee, and the lat
ter. to the miscellaneous commit
tee.
Six Roll Calls To Adjourn
The introduction of the four
bills came in a rapid 4O-minute
session which was slowed down at
its end by the senators not being
able to come to an agreement on
either an adjournment or recess on
five roll calls. On a sixth, however.
they adjourned until IL a. IN. Thurs
dav.
The adjournment followed agree
ment in opinion that if the bills in
trOducPd come out of committee
promptly. the legislators may be
able to finish up their work by to-
dav
The three bills introduced by the
Democrats were included in their
agenda for the special session sub
mitted to the Senate last week. but
! defeated i'm roll call vote when
thr"e dissidpnt Democrats voted
with Republicans. a fourth item on
tho agPrda is the ferry purchase.
The Republican bill introduced
also was Included in the agenda
for the special session in a concur
Te"t resolution passed in the Re-
pUhlican House last week and
which was referred to committee
{ in the Senate.
The resolution was PpnOrtpd out
of committee favorably Wednesday
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-21
LEWES

Mrs. Horace Culder has return
ed to her home in Lewes after
spending Il few days in Frederick
with her father, c. HOey Croft, fol-
lowing the death of her mother,
Mrs. Eva Turner Croft.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hankey and
son, Lee Hankey, and Mrs. Fred
erick G. Clifton, Jr.. spent Satur-
day of last week in Wilmington.
Other Lewes residents who were
in Wilmington on Saturday Christ
mas shopping were Mr. and Mrs.
Edison c. Lodge, Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Carpenter and family.
Joseph Futcher. who is a pa
tient at the State Hospital for his
nerves, is getting along fine at
this writing, and expects to return
home in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROmayn F. Hegler
recently purchased the o. ID. Wa
pies home on Kings Highway,
which they are now occupying. Mr..
and Mrs. NAPLES have moved into
their new home on Kings High
way.
Mrs. Lucy Lowe is quite i'll at her
home on Kings Highway. Her
many friends wish her a speedy
recovery.
Samuel West is confined to his
home on Mulberry street because
of illness.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-21

the salary increases.
They both provide new salary
schedules for teachers holding APP
propriate certificates and who are
paid for 10 months a year. The
schedule ranges from $2,4OO for
teacher without a degree or expert
ehce to $4,000 for a teacher with a
doctors degree with 10 or more
years experience.
The Republican bill sets up sal
airy schedules for school secretaries
and clerks who work and are paid
for II months a year ranging from
$175 a month with no experience to
1915 month with 10 or more years
experience. Clerks who work and
are paid 10 months a year would
receive from $15S.33 a month for
no experience to $23S.33 a month
with 10 or more years. experience.
School Nurses Schedule
The salary schedule for school
nurses provides for registered nurs-
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-21

es without public school or public
health experience, $4,000 a year
without prior experience to $4,000
with 10 or more years experience:
and for registered nurses with Is
credits or one year of public health
service, $4,000 without prior ex-
perience to $4,10O with 10 or more
years experience.
Proposed salary schedule for
school custOdians who work and
are paid for IL months year in
cludes: Chief Custodian, $4,000 to
SO 400; fireman, $1,000. to $4,000;
observation-disclosures, $4,000 to ST.
900; and custodian, $1,000 to $1,000.
To grant increases to the new
salary schedules, the bill provides
appropriations of 1851 900 for the
period beginning January 1. 1852,
to June 30, 1852, and $969,OOO for
the fiscal year beginning July 1,
1862, and ending June 30, 1853.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-21

afternoon. but no action was taken
on it in the almost whirlwind in
PRODUCTION of bills.
Cannon Presents Bills
Immediately following the OPEN
ing of the session. Majority Floor
Leader r. Allen Cannon (D-Sea-
fOrd) introduced the bills calling
for the school pay increases and
the appropriation of funds for state
employee salaries.
The apparent suddenness of the
introduction of the bills brought
Senator John NJ. LongbOtham R-
Milford, chairman of the miscel-
laneOus committee, to the floor to
report on the House concurrent
resolution limiting bills to be con-
sidered for the special session.
Failing to state how the COM
hittee reported, Senator Cannon
raised the question. Senator Long
bOtham said the committee report
ed MISUNDERSTANDING all five
members. Two of the members are
Democrats, Senators f. Sherman
Webb of Odessa and Curtis w. Steen
of DagsbOrO. who. with Senator
William o. Cubbage of Wyoming
detected from party lines last week.
Despite this favorable report,
none of the Republicans asked for
a vote on Republican-spOnsored
resolution Instead. Senator Thomas
E. Peeney R-WilmingtOn) intro
duced the school pay rise bill in
cluded for consideration i'm the res
OlutiOn.
Both the Republican and Demo-
cratic school bills provide for the
appropriation of $1,5000OO to cover
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-21

He came as a
babe from glory
to earth,
Twas a humble
and lowly birth;
o what a wealth
of love
Was concealed in
that babe from
above.
A choir of angels
claim e d
where He lay,
The S h eph er q s
heard in fear
and dismay;
o what tidings
Of Opaen
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-21

Mrs. Ethel r. Mitchell of Frank
ford attended the w. S. c. S. here
on Tuesday evening of this month.
The Methodist Men sponsored a
Christmas party for the adults of
the church on Monday evening of
this week.
The children of the Methodist
Sunday School will have their
Christmas party and treat on Fri
day evening at the church. All chill
dren of the Sunday School. from
one month to twelve years of age,
are invited.
Bethel Methodist Church's NJ. Y.
F. will present a Christmas page
ant, also pantOmime and other fea-
lures on Sunday night, December
%, in the main auditorium of the
church. You are invited to attend.
The Young Adult Choir will rem
der special singing.
Everyone is invited to attend.
On Thursday evening of this
week Mrs Helen Kaufman will en-
terrain the Sunshine Sunday School
Glass at her home
Gifts will be exchanged and a
good time is anticipated
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-21
8 School Projects
Get u. S. Approval

Corpus Christi Parochial School,
Elsmere. $223.393; 125 tons OF
steel and 1,0I5 pounds of copper
allOcated
New Castle County Comprchen-
sive High School, Middletown,
$1.1Oo,O93; 300 tons of steel and
$500 pounds of copper allocated.
Milford Public School physical.
education facilities, 1927, 900: per-
mission to build granted, but no
ALLEGATION of materials given to
date.
RehOboth Beach Comprehensive
School, $3l9,3S3; so tons of steel
granted.
Frederick Douglas Negro Ele-
mentary School, SeafOrd, $3005OO;
one ton of steel allocated.
Smyrna Elementary School, $311,-
600; 40 tons of steel and $500
pounds of copper allocated.