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HELP WOMEN

CLERK-TYPIsT. for general clerical
work in air-conditioned once; hos.
pitaiization and other employt
benefits: 5-day week. s;30-4:3 80;
salary open. Can OR; S722. MISS
SSHAaEH > .na s:s5. g MR. JENSEN D.sYHs'r mYs
cLIdERK.TYpIsT. permanent position,
4o-hour week. Cali DU. 1921.
.CLERK-TYPIST with knowledge Of
bookkeeping; full-time permanent
position. Apply WILLIAM BALKAN
TYNE 81 SONS, 1921 r st. NV,
between 9:30 and !. LIZ
between ages Of 81
and 35. Some general of1ice exper.
ience necessary. Good position with
TiesPSnsis,lt.s re person y yARRkr EssE rApRl.
sT1TuTE u gH5iE cIEANiNa 81 Al K HEAAN PLANT. sdsi 6s
Ga. ave.. Silver Spring. III
CLERK for controllers Of.
nee. Some bookkeeping training OF
exper. pref. Many benefits. Advance
ment opportunities. Salary increase
plan. Excel. working cond. S216 tc
IssfS BRoApAsr1ssen hE ssendstsr eo ss shAI13NAI ~
NV.
CLERK-TYPIST and stenographer,
personable young woman for varied
and interesting work with Red Cross
Chapter; hours. 9-5; b-day week.
Apply MRS. GIRARD. 1880 E st.
NV. -16
CLERK perm. position: g.
day, 40-hr. wk.; pleasant working
condS.; in new modern BLDG; paid
vacations and other employe bene-
FITS. goth CENTURY FOX FILM
CORP, 415 Ord st. NV. 30
CLERK -TYPIST - Interesting work
with excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement: 5-day week, -cond.
ONCE. Apply general ONCE WASH
lNGTON PROPERTIES. INC. 1900
Woodley rd. NV. la
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WANTED, statesmen

Local well-known firm has opening
for 8 top-notch salesmen or 3 men
who aspire to be salesmen. Our busi-
ness is good IL months out Of the
year and is not affected by. usual
business trends. II you qualify, you
will be trained quickly and should
earn over $4,000 per VI. the rest
Of your life. You must have car. but
will not be required to leave WASH
ington and immediate area. For per-
sonal interview. write Box 265-J.
Star
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HELP WOMEN tconi. I,

BEAUTICIAN. CoLORED. experi-
enced; shop centrally located NV
BEAUTICIAN-Permanent wayer ant
gcn.ra operator. Excel. oppor. foI
capable girl. Sal, CON-; 5-day wk
NEisNER'S BEAUTY SALON. 18th
and @ SITS. NV. LA
BEAUTICIANS wanted for any of the
4 shops in Washington; top salary
18th and F SITS. NV. -1S
around operator. Salary and com.
MooRE BEAU BfEA1bTY Y ssAEoN. iiis .ef I
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper. Cal
Ma. 6233 or apply S19 18th st. NV,
BEAUTY OPERATORS, downtown
shop: no eve. work, pleasant work.
ing conditions. MIR. BENNETT. ST
BoNNAz OPERATOR. exp. or other.
wise willing to teach anyone exp
on power sewing machines: should
learn easily. Box 437-K. Star. lie
BOOKKEEPER, exper. preferred but
not essential, in ladies' ready-to-
wear operation; 5-day wk.; excel
salary; ,eonven; hours; permanent
FRANClNE. 730 1th st. NV. Id
B0OKKEEPER. full charge. over 80
no children; Arlington apt. develop
ment. salary. plus apt. Write details
Box No, 456-L. Star. la
BOOKkEEPERS-Exp pref. but not
nec.; on-the job training: pleasant
working conds.. liberal company
sGsnRpAN sfnsfis Apply p4IYRussGp HF g. Msft1n slasr
Spring. Md --l6
BOOKKEEPER to operate National
cash register 5000 machine. Pleas
ant working conditions in downtown
once; paid vacation: hrs. 9-5. -day
wk. Call MR.. BROWN. Elk. 24S9.
BOOKKEEPER - Experienced pre-
ferred but not necessary; real-estate
once; pleasant working conditions;
excellent salary. For further in
formation call Mr.. JAFFE at DE.
BOOKKEEPER, retail experience. good
pay and pleasant surroundingss 81
day wk. hrs. to suit; permanent.
Apply at SIGMUND. S04 7th st. NV.
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Settled man Tor cleaning halls. Day
work. good salary. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS HOTEL, $500 Mass ave.
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casualty agency. Salary openi Mr..
cox. NE. 1900. WI. 6619.
INTERVIEWERS
Permanent positions for women be-
tween 21-35 who like using the
telephone. who are high school
grads. and who have lived In this
area at least ] year. Apply in per.
THE CREDIT BUREAU.
1921 @ st. NV. lis
LAUNDRY HELPER, c0iored, to as
sist In small laundry. In beauty shop.
Experience perferred; good salary.
EMILE, 1871 Connecticut ave.
Observation-Disclosures young lady
under 80. for 1st-class barber shop;
excellent working conditions and B.
st. entrance sRS sFSEas MorEI Once ell
CLUE CASHIER; white; $50
pm -2:46 a.m.: 6-day week. on
every SUM-. good salary, meals. en-
ploye benefits: excel. worItng cond.
Air cond. Apply Auditor, CARLTON
HOTEL. 10th and X sts. NV. -16
OFFICE ASSISTANT, knowledge OF
bookkeeping, typins and al general
ONCE work: permanent position:
small once: excellent salary; must
be experienced. Apply L. e. MAS
SEY. 606 18th st NV -l6
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SECRETARY-TYPIST. knowledge Of
shorthand. good telephone voice;
salary commensurate with ability.
SHOE Ho Vaii VsaAiLiEswoMAN. exper. only.
salary and commission. Apply
shirt oPERATORS. exper. Folders.
sleevers. bosom operators and back
ers 4 girl. prosperity unit. app
GREYSTONE LAUNDRY. 22I6 Sth
skr & ny Toa1+Fs, APi goea, .xn.r,.ne.s On o4l,
'ni fali or % Dart time g WorE n store;
day or evening. MR. JOSEPH 7l9
SODA asb st Feo,uUNrAN 81 HELP wanted
Permanent Job. Good pay; Hours;
g sm am. & 0w ? E415 EgiRi Call bet ia 3 snd
sTENoGRAPHERwTakoma Park-sil-
yer Spring area; construction exper,
desirable. 5-day week. ia. 1545
sTESoGRAPHER. die.ation and sen
.n.ra sIa once os. TSatnsW WtRnMxAS 1dSx N pHRk spR
HOTEL. ZOO woodiey I'd. NV. "a
sTENOGRAPHER. Arl resident. D.
day week; Plugboard exper. helpful.
s1TAkNtoasRariHER-s-day "A trisaGri week. MiI .x-
cellent working conditions. air.
COnQlllOlcu OLuCes eAIdty- S-OO pSt
mo. gill Z st NV ME- 0160. Ia
STENOGRAPHER, for consulting engr
arm. Start S55 and UP. 1mmed
opening. MR.. BEECHER. HU. 5000
or FA. 2433. week ends and ewes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES epDor-
tunity for young woman who Is
stenograpller to work In modern
aforementioned suite Of ofiices: good
salary. plus cost-of- living bonus and
no-cost life and disqualification IN
surance. Phone RE. 0123 for anpt.
STENOGRAPHER, general major oil
company; 6-day wk.: air-cond. Of
nee; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. Cali Ma. 51sS for appt.
sTENoGRArHnER. na.. seneral s .s once
conditioned. Call RE. 0519 Sun.
or SO pm. weekdays. -21
STENOGRAPHER. 1895. able to take
average dictation for interesting
position rs secretary to manager OF
large IRE and casualty insurance
branch once; claim experience help
ful but not necessary; 37E2-hour
week. Apply NORTHWESTERN Ma
TIONAL, S12 woodward bldg,
sTENoGRApHER-under 30 for for . ]
girl business ONCE near Dupont
Circle; good at shorthand; pleasant
workins conds. Call DE. 9o26 for
interview. IA
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CLERK-OFFICE
CLERKS

Age 1928. No tipping required.
Above average high school graduates
with aptitude for detail work. Ex-
cellent working conditions. Air
40nsq so4:so. please ssas cali 0as for apt appt
ST. 4fnO. Ext. OIL. Ia
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HELP DOMESTIC

baby SITTER. for Saturday evening
1nroHsn sun. eve" every week. WO.
COOK and general housekeep.r; l,y.
in; other help employed; Thurs,
afternoon and alternate Sundays on;
Local Local references; SGT week. uE.
COOK, permanent: live in; som.
ano bath. Other help employed;
1eeai sSs ,EsIc Esfs; si6o Dsr month. Reply
CoOK-EXPERIENCED. FOR FAM
10y OF 3. WASHINGTON REFER.
ENCEs: GOOD SALARY. OTHER
HELP IN HOUSE. WI. 5093. Ii
COoK-G.H.W., fond OF children; live
In preferred; only reliable and ex-
perienced need apply. OIL. 3535.
COoK-G.H.W.-Reeent refs. health
card live In pref. in Ari. GL. 2l06.
COOK AND G.H.w.; reliable Siri
business family; good steady Job for
right party. Call Ma. 3491 for appt.
COOK AND G.H.w., with knowledss
Of planning and serving meals;
family Of 8; Silver Spring home;
45aTSush v. 6t Slnne, 4.c.St Sdty ssy ,.;, Et
necessary. Call SH. O9lS.
COUPLE, married, for cooking and
g;h:w.; refs. co, 4764. ia
elm' er and wi iroasoi sso4 Call between 7-s
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK and care Of
children. Live in. S25 per wk.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-Live in.
Settled woman. Care Of child.
G.H.W,, plain cooking; 6h days; ex-
periencsd only; reference: S27 wk.
CIV CIV y'fa; no cooking, must b. sx-
perienced with references; oyer 25
yrs; old; live in. TU. 262s. 1905
GIRL, for s,h.w. plain cooking;
steady job: city reference. Call co.
G.H.W. -CooK-25-4o yrs; must be
excel. laundress and cleaner, stay
3 nishts q wk.; small family Of 2
adults. / infant; $50 per wk.; local
refs. required. JU. s-4725 after 8
Pm. 30
GIRL. colored. nearby Nd. or va;
mothers helper IN . colored family:
room. board and salary. Call IA.
2516 after g. pm.
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Men Available
SITUATIONS woMEN
EXECUTIVE EECRETARY

COMPANION to lady. not Invalid:
reading. writing. waiting. BOX
l6-M. Star.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Young lady, now assistant to owner
OF several companies. wishes TO OBJ.
tain similar position elsewhere; fully
gualined: minimum salary, SIS wk,
Box SAX, Star. I4s
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. yis6e1
part time Job from 8 to 1; good
ref. RE. 1870. Ext. B41O.
GIRL, colored. college senior. ac-
complished in various skiils: In
ffsFesseS sS.1a n fun or part time Job.
HAND LxUNDERER to work at home.
AIS Also dressmakinR.. TU. O496.
NURSE. undergraduate, unencum-
9sFed' available for private home
pRSTicsI iceisiIyssM NURSE ss fo1 aP .envss Sass 1s
will do light hcusewofk. vi. Ii72.
PRACTICAL NURSE. coiored woman
wants invalid cases or caring for
elderly people: ref. MI. S212. 15s
after z, weekdays after 6. -14
TYING to be done at home; excel.
typing;;; viii stun envelopes. 10.
WOMAN LAWYER. wide legal exaer.
In executive capacity with Govern.
nection with legal firm or private
industry. Energetic. peySonable. ex.
cellent refs. Box 25-M!lStar. 15s
WANTED-Job as station attendant;
some experience; or mach. helper;
81 S5ilins RpN. r lsfr9i si1nnisEEno II 47ee; .ps
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TypiSt-Clerk

TYPIST-CLERK
Permanent position for ex-
per, typist, Group insurance.
paid vacation and other en-
Rioye Ron. v.st dement's; snn,x 5-ssy; ssErw.9 ~
STORES. INC. is45 Attn st,
ne. or 1404 NJ St. NV. -16
TYPIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
position for well-qualified person.
TEUSIs OPTICIANS, 1l0s 10th st.
WAITRESS. WHITE. full or ria par,
time: must be neat and reliable
AAvIGNoNE FREFE's. l777 colum-
WAITREss. white: experienced; local
reference. 1923 l4th st, NV. SAND
WAITRESS. experienced Apply
after IL am. ST. REGIS BAR &
GRILL. 1113 Pa. ave. NV. 15'
WAITRESS experienced; good hours
aishsd. =. Apply co COLONIAL iSi' XII II
WAITRESS. white. experienced. Apply
IN person; CATHEDRAL COFFEE
SHOP. 5000 Conn. ave-. Du. 6so6.
WAITRESS. white. night club expert
s ence; must be neat: reliable and
with pay. no Sundays. MAYNARD'S.
1908 14th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white experienced In
serving food and drinks: must be
reliable. Apply 5S2S Ga. ave. NV,
GE 9537.
MATTRESSES. white. exper.: excel.
tips Apply OYSTER BAY REsTAU-
RANT. 904 9th st. NV.
AITRESSES-Nieht club experience;
good tips. Apply after 7 pm. HILL
TOP RESTAURANT. 5211 Marlboro
pike Sc. --I5
WATTpFCCEC
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CIERK
CLERK

White, to work On inventory contro
in purchasing dept; must be gooC
at figures and nave some knowledge
OF typing. Perm. position, S-hr. day
5-day wk. Call Personnel Dept. HO
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YOUNG MAN
VOTING MAN

- - ~ AN~A AsAA44N
We have a vacancy in our Rockville
knowledge Of accounting and abil-
ity to type; 6-day, 45-hour week.
Good salary. paid vacation. retire
ment. group disqualification and
many other employe benefits. Phone
$3.50. Rockville 2655 or oL. s94o
SUBURBAN PRoTANE GAS CORP.
Box 112. Rockville, Md. -16
WANIED At ONCE-Man or woman
to supply Rawleigh household
necessities to consumers, nearby.
T TH S9,nsp Or part t%s 9 .,.,s postal n,,So SaTa
NATIONALLY KNOWN financial in
stitution offers an opportunity for
the right man to earn substantial
current income while training for
gram is limited only By our need
for oualified personnel. II such
proposition appeals. TO you why not
stop IN for an tntsryisE Ct The
GO; 6 n Suite S sos' kass Bids'' III ls lsth
STUDENTS. white ta. 1921. for
summer sales work; good pay: no
experience necessary. Apply. q to
10 a.n1.. Room 827. 724 9th st. NV.
/ WANT A MAN to take up land
scape work. Advising home owners
and small land owners what and
where to plant shrubs, roses. trees,
perennials. bulbs. etc. You need
no experience: deld training Is in
cries, no planting. no collection. Old
estab. national concern sends you
generous commission checks every
week Repeat sales keep your
earnings growing. Profitable ter
sales manager. WILLIAM c. MOORE
& CO. Newark, New York state.
PART-TTME WORKER
The International Correspondence
schools are looking for part-tilne
men to work in this vicinity. You
may develop into full-time man II
you At in our work. Write Box
126-L Star Ia
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TYPIST

We are seeking an intelligent young
lady preferably between the ages OF
Is and 25, who is a rapid, accurate
typist. to train for a secretarial Job
This position is permanent. tn
teresting and with opportunities for
salary increases as they are war.
ranted. A requirement will be tc
learn to transcribe dictation from
ediphone cylinders. Please apply be-
tween and L.
EUGENE DIETZGEN co.
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HALL.CLEANER

Settled man for cleaning halls. Day
work. good salary. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS HOTEL, $500 Mass ave.
HOUSEKEEPER-Experienced, E.h.vy
All mod, EQUIP; ref; required; good
vni,:ES JE; 3rS2S2 S, sftsr LIP ! Pm: On 15 - 1s
the family; pvt. room: pleasant sur
roundings; SATURDAYS. Sundays and
holidays on; salary SIS wk. kE.
Ho15ssEESIAN. exp.r.. all s.h.w.; dEiy-
er's license; live in or out. Wo.
Mlf5. sihS After H.: =: $50 Pm n,,,n eoof,S,,
must have local refs. EN-. 3210:
MAID. to keep close-in virginia spt.
for 3 adults; must be real cook; $23
plus carfare and social security.
Gil. 922S, 7:S0 TO 9 p.m.. no other
MAID. live in Or out; pleasant home.
MAID, colorsd. age 25-4o; plain
cooking: fond Of children; live In;
LIHiutiSpfKISss.c Iiti Can .xpel.ns.d eh ssso' fond 0,
cleaning. other help employed. Ref
erences; Arlington resident preferred.
S12 week and carfare. Apply in
person, 3219 N. Wakefield ST., All.
sSs,sEMAp, ,i,s NAT p.rn.ns,,n. p.rn.n.,s,,n. M nys:ln Pc e.
must be thoroughly experienced
with children and have local refs;
some. domestic duties; $3.50 per
,Tm, month, Bog l57,G; 57G; Star, star, IL
led - aA
live in. s25 wk. Wo. 1856.
lis
YOUNG LADY. white: healthy, hon.
est worker, protestant, single; live
in; fine home; fast to learn; neat
and snS stss. sstssctiys; dE f. help in hNas'
HOUSEKEEPER, cook. com.
.ortable rm.. bath. air-cond. kit.
Must be exper. with children. Oh.
9460 -1o
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TYPIsT.CLERK. under 80: large cas-
uaity insurance Co. 5-day week:
permanent position. Experience not
required. AIS Woodward Bldg. 18th
and II sts NV IA
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FRONT OFFICE
CASHIER

4&hSkeA&SAS
Must be experienced in hotel work
Apply Box 5000, Star.
GENERAL CLERICAL, permanent po-
sition. b-day. 40-hr. wk. Pleasant
working conds. Liberal discount on
purchases. Insurance and hospitali-
zation plan retirement plan. Apply
PEOPLES DRUG STORES, Employ
ment Once. II P st. ne. -16
HAT CHECK GIRL, white. apply in
person. GOOD EARTH RESTAU-
RANT. 1909 K st. NV. --16 .
HOSTESS, must be experienced.
Apply SEA FARE RESTAURANT,
HOSTESS. dining room and cashier
exper. for prominent cafeteria;
good hours, salary. meals and
excel environment. Apply ALLIES
INN. 1903 New York ave. NV.
HoSTEsS-Interestins position for
neat-appearing young lady. under
80; exp desired. but is not absolute
ly necessary II other requirements
are met; good starting salary and
meals; attractive uniforms pro-
vided. Apply Personnel Once. L St.
entrance, HOTEL STATLER. ia
TYncrT5cc
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BOOKKEEPER

National organization. 5-day week
excellent opportunity. For appoint
ment telephone MR.. TURKINGT0N.
ME. 1880. lie
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.BOOKKEEPER

Experienced IN retail fur
niture store; 40.hour week:
sos week to start. Write only.
THE PAINT AND GLASS
SHOP. 1122 Conn. ave. NV.
Washington, D. C.
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HELP WoMEN
INTERVIEWERS

INSURANCE-Key position, fire and
casualty agency. Salary open; Mr.
cox. ME. 1900, WI. 66l0. -
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Secretary-S -Stenographer
The promotion department. Of W. s
shorthand and typing and who can
handle work on her own initiative:
You can learn this interesting feld5
of work while sharing our liberal
employe dement's and working with
our promotion writers in pleasant
Aforementioned surroundings. Call
s:3O-5. Monday-Friday. D1. 29l5'
Tyf DR0 Ia
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-02-15
HosO to Keep
Cut FLOWERS Fresh

l. Cut flower stems slantwise
with sharp knife. Never use
shears.
2. Stand flowers in deep cold wa
ter for an hour or two before ar
ranging.
3. Change water every day. Scrub
containers clean. No green scum
must cling to them.
4. Cut the flower stems daily with
a sharp knife. Remove any foliage
below the water lire
5. Keep flowers cool and moist.
away from heat and drafts. Put them
in cool place overnight.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-02-15

soon they were near Kitty Cats
home. Then Kitty Cat told his
friend goodbye and hurried on as
fast as he could.
Kitty Cats mother scolded him
soundly. And she scrubbed him
hard with her rough tongue. Safe
in his warm box behind the stove,
Kitty Cat decided he had seen
enough adventure.
Goodbye. From
AUNT SALLY
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11
Catching BrOilers
Grower Responsibility

Growers and professors should
be more careful in catching broil-
ers which are being loaded for
market.
What can be done to get birds to
the plants in better condition was
discussed az meeting of the Mar
ketmg Committee of the Delaware
Poultry Improvement Association,
recently.
The committee recommended that
more recognition be given to the
progress professors haYe made-in
catching, weighing, and loading. At
the slime time, they urged that
more work be done on those steps
for additional savings and better
quality birds. Research along these
lines is badly needed, said the
committee.
Growers should recognize their
responsibility in this. They should
check on points such as: taking ont
portable equipment during catch
ing, not putting too many birds in
one group for catching, being on
hand to supervise during catching,
and keeping professors informed as
to which catching crews do the best
jobs.
The committee also advised that
growers check with the Bureau of
Markets in Dover, on the reliability
of buvers and the type Of licenses
they have.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

of the 7th Capital District of XII
wants informed the members Of his
home club, Georgetown, that the
club had headed the list of clubs
in the district again in March. He
pointed out the real value of the
committees was borne out by the
community activities of the club
and challenged the members "to
greater service in the community
and continued efforts to reach the
top"
Avery Ellis was program chair
man for the evening and used the
subject of U. S.-Canada relations
as the basis of the program. Mr..
Ellis gave a comprehensive outline
OF Canada, its topography, govern
ment, industries, and gave interest
ing sidelights on the history of
Canada. Following his talk he ex-
hiDited a film loaned by the Cana
dadian Pacific Railway which COW
cred most of the main resorts
cities and Industrial centers in
-~----eA ~A4N save E9AAnlUbCb UL tile
vast forest lands, praires and the
waterways and lakes. He advanced
better understanding between U. S.
and Canada.
Dallas Dennis presided over the
brief business session. Two tie con-
tests participated in by Rev. viii
liam 0. Hackett, Karl Seeger and
George r. Hilty. Jr., and Francis
Short, resulted in a tie.
Members of the local club will
attend a Ladies Night program of
the RehobOth KiWanis Club, which
has been postponed until May 10.
DR.. William Purdy, of Wilmington.
is to be the speaker.
AS a part of the observation Of
ArbOr Day, the Georgetown XII
wants Club will plant two Orna-
mental trees on the grounds of the
Georgetown Armory. James Marvel
is ArbOr Day chairman.
Guests at the meeting last week
Robert Ellis, Georgetown:
Jack Ayers, and Norman Hall. bOth
of MillsborO. Invocation was nv
Rev. Hackett.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11
GEORGETOWN

Preliminary discussions on ar
rangements for sheltering of per-
sons in case OF a bombing or other
disaster were made in meeting
held in the VFW Hall, in George
town, last week. Coming under the
Shelter Committee, of Area No. 8,
of which Rev. Glen B. Walter is
the chairman, the arrangements
for shelters of various types has
ALREADY been made; the VFW Hall
is the Glass A Shelter for Area.
in which Georgetown is located.
Churches in Georgetown, HaFbeson,
Coolspring and Milton will be
known as Glass B Shelters.
in order that an idea as to how
many refugees could be taken care
Of in the Area No. 8 a plan has
been devised to canvass the rural
areas to ascertain from each fam
lily, the possible number of refu-
gees which could be cared for on a
temporary basis. Captains have
been named for each of the five
rural mail routes out of George
town; the two out Of Milton and
one at HarbesOn, also the Star
Route, out of Harbes0n. These cap
tains will appoint cO-captains, two
If possible and a committee to as
sist in gathering the needed infor-
nation which will be reported in a
meeting to be held May I6. The
naming of two co-captains is
deemed necessary in order that in
an emergency one or the other
could be reached. This scheme of
planning for the care Of refugees
is being tried out in this George
town area and other parts of the
county are awaiting results of the
plan and information as to how it
proceeded.
The Captains named for the five
Rural Mail Routes out of George
town are: Howard Warren, Route
No. 1; John F. Turner, Route No.
2; Mrs. Miles Isaacs, Route No. 3:
James A. Ware, Route No. 4; G..
Francis Wilson, Route No. 5. From
Harbeson is William /. Pase, on
Route No. 1 and Norbert Porter on
the Star Route Serving from Mil
ton are G. Paul Vincent, Route No.
! and James L. Brooks, Route No.
2.
The Sussex BPW Clqb is expect
ed to make a survey of the town of
Georgetown, to get an approximate
figure on how many refugees could
be temporarily cared for in town.
William Fl. Henderson, 1t. Gov.