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MATTRESSES

LADY, 20 to 3s, good personality.
for sales contact with estab. busi-
ness and professional clientele; hrs.
9 to 4 pm, no Sat-; about $50 wk.
Rm. 702, 710 14th st. NV, 10 to 3
LADY, spare tim. sales work in hrs;
.s LEADS ,,sepSs,,s ssoSs slSS hEi BIZ agn2ff5Ks sn2fK
Phone Ma. 1857. 10 to 4 pm. la
5.ns s.,s sssS II
woMES Ei siSSi FOR .s..mbl, IN .l:ctronie Mna
manufactuIins plant. Expsr,, pref !;
5-dsy; y,z zo,ht Ia1,g gsi Phens .g,SgSse Ag; 5000
IT GAB sDDlz iz1s sAHSAn KaoTsm. rd NV
WOMEN 70 complete circulation CAM
earnings Rm. 424. Bond BLDG.
WOMEN. to address envelopes by
hand; work must be done on the
ei;5liii eEo4fiao e5B aBD'' 7os HesIswGoR s9s T. s@
YOUNG LADY for soda fountain;
hours 1876. Mon. through Friday.
HILLANDALE PHARMACY. CAN
YouNG @ S~iJI LADY for interesting work
in main once Of electrical wholesale
supplier; duties of q. general nature
recurring clerical and typing ability;
permanent position; 5-day wk,; hrs,
9-5; liberal salary with excellent
opportunity for adyaneemsnt; ACE
ELECTRIC ELIp surRLY Go Go INC, 1925
YoTSG LADY. for simple bookkeep-
in. apt building. Cali OR. 1911 be-
tween 10 and IL Sun. and Mon.
YOUNG WOMAN, to operate mimeo-
research organization; 5:day week;
portunity for fonr promotion. Elk, 500
YOUNG S1tfas'1WR 1WRoiMAN to sell art materials. rS
cali ea ssi7 iSa fSr
GIRLS for drug store soda fountain.
full or part time. Apply AMBASsA-
DoR Do RExALL * ! !, DRUG STORE. 14th
Attractive III 4 FL; n'Sl OPENING for young
woman who likes to deal with the
in local hospital: good working con-
ditions and pleasant environment;
must have typing ability, neat ap-
sick, leave, social security benefits.
GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
AVON COSMETICS has an excellent
earning opportunity for women. We
have openings in Arlington and
Alexandria, Call GL. $3.50 for fur
REM1NGPoa ansh 9eiHe@afsSni HAND bookkeeping ma
chine operator and general once
work; shorthand preferred but not
starting salary. Apply RIM. 201., 7l9
pHYssISStxLhYY rs "a ~ HANDICAPPED ts)
for outside sales work; transp.
furn.; average earnings $50 per wk.
Apply alS 9 to 10 a.m,' RIM. s27, ia
CoIoREb siI Ri D'Ti WOMAN to clean ONCE.
halls and apis for real estate ONCE;
steady work; good pay. Come IN
person between and pm. on
Monday FEDERAL RENTAL CO,
915 New York ave. NV. ia
PART-TIME GIRL, single. white, 25
to 35 yrs. Of age. 5 1t. 4 in.;. short
TRAINING. course free; good health
BILL sl Hut 'HUTzEEL's PHYSICAL III;
HaSpI6AFrED hssS GhHh NV 'woMEN s nn AND @ slrls
DUSTRIES. NE. 5940 for appoint
MARRiED WOMAN OR WIDOW. alert
refined, add $40 to $40 per week to
family income: full or part time;
splendid future. Write Box S2-A.
2L9L
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PApERNq AND PAINTING :

PAPERING AND PAINTING
5EckEsTT1!. Nj a1nasss aosessd 'rfs 30 9es 4ess MIR
PAPERING done at once. lowest
prices: do own work: guaranteed:
white mechanics. GE. 0024. 1t,
PAPERING. PAINTING and floors re-
finished. decorating: all work guar:
complete line Of exclusive paper TO
select from. HU. 5646. ---Ia
PAINTING. PLASTERTNG
WORK done reasonably this month
CaM RlAARSNETT. ME. 2765. Is.
house. low as S85; white mechs..
good Workmanship. Call after 5.
PAPER HANGING. painting. White
mechanic. 20 yrs. exper.; do own
work. lookout MI. O090. 30
PAPER HANGING. painting; special
low prices this week, Work guar
save; sPIGE. ia. 1928. is. .
PAPER HANGING. painting; special
and save. HEfr6oTr. RA. s4Si. aSE
PAPER HANGING, painting, plaster
inS; nsE. special Price this week; GE.
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HELP WoMEN tcsnt.l

sALEsGlRL. part time. ladies' spe-
cialty store, for dresses, coats and
SUITS. kSoTzIN. 1909 q st. NV,
Sales LaDIEs. .xDerienc. not nee nee..-
.ary; ages 1895; hours, $50 am.
working conditions. Apply WAL
GREEN CO; Pentagon Bldg. -l5
also full time. s. 8. KRESGE sc &
1Oc STORE. 9TH and = sts. NV. LA
SALESLADlES-Also fountain sales;
working conditions; good salary. o.
-; kREsGE CO. 110l G st. NV.
store; some experience desired; sal
airy and commission. Apply in per
sqn; ,aa1 MT. Roth. cAsTELsERG's'
and evenings til til Q and saturdsys'
for flns ladies' specially store. APP
ply EssIE oDoNNELL Co, 1907
sAIHsLADY. Dai e;n exper. for better Tas ready
to-wear; salary plus comm: $50 wk.
ERTs. 100 Conn. at L. Is
sAbESLADY, exp. selling better mer-
ssapdse ass pestoS ses. ggGMHs eSWSs
sAIEsEApY. IHD9, fai ffuaii or part time, iG for
ecnildren's apparel shop. Cali MI.
SALESLADY, iewelry store; excel. OPP
portunity. pleasant working condi-
tions.s good pay; hours, 10 to $50.
ROOT JEWELLERS, 1884 Wilson
blvd. Arlington. Va, CHI. 1881. lis
SALESLADY
In children's wear for Friday night.
from 8 to Q pm. and Sat. till 8 pm.
Good pay. r. j. BEYDA 3l5l
Wilson Blvd IA. A-0n12 tx
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

tors wanted by well advertised con-
Germ; good pay. Call MR., EU-
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TYpIST
Ho. 2476.
TYPTST-CT,ERK

TYPIST- CLERICAL
For general once duties. permanent
position for aualified individlai win
with alternate Sat. morning.; salary
commensurate with qualifications.
Telephone MR.. POLLAK. RA. 5000,
for appointment. -l6
TYPIST SECRETARY
Shorthand not REQUIRED; downtown
study: applicants who wish to con-
tinue study preferred; variety Of
work, requires mature mind; no age
limit; position is secretary to as
sistant chairman Of department;
Phons fassas Sgs afgsnds ioa .pp
TYPIsT-RECEPTIoN1sT, attractive
RGslfsHlas FGUSls @ SprciAss SsIsssnff ffos ss
wsAsiITHRiEss, "a Fri white, experienced: Aft
Grill. serwyn, Ma. TO, 1883
wMAlIirssEsssas; Ml sssa; WANTED, SHERWOOD
tips. Waldorf 3S11. is
WAITRESS: expefieneed; apply VIR-
GINA RESTAURANT. 119 indie
pendence ave. sc. Ii. 4-s9s2:
MATTRESSES. exper.; good pay; GOOD
Apply FERDINAND IStsfSsh; q GRfLI IL sa iUss
j I5th st. NV. ST. as13. -l6
wA1IEREsskS xppEy fsksE KEsTsunaRST MalIs sazSiF FSs
Experienced. no sunda,
work; good tips and meals; uniforms
D.n@ hAPo5IGEossss." s5G sss"tse ss4s conn. anH
ssfi a;ss white, for luncheon. mii t.
wXiTREss-COUNTER GIRL. white:
S2S. plus tips 6aI6 4th st. NV.
Takoma Park. D. C. .--16
experienced, reliable; sal
ary. $50: tips average $50. Apply
Z asss St rE E.nses GSes
KRRfFRsssEs. K1RRRIK ss 7'n white: Ri NV exp: 5s.,
reliable, and steady. Nice clientele;
unusually good earnings. MAY
wAFRsss NAAFRs lSos @ss tn d.s :s, .hiit .xp.r
ienced and reliable. MAYNAEDs.
WAITRESsES, white-Apply after g
pm. at 201 18th st. Sc; night and
Sunday work. Only those 81 to IS
need apply. -16
MATTRESSES. experienced: white:
excel. tips; l full-time; other part
time. OYSTER BAY RESTAURANT,
904 9th st NV
white t2l; S25 week
plus meals: 6 hrs. day only;
QUEENTOWN DELICATESSEN. 31S6
Queens Chapel rd., Mt. Rainier, Md
UN. 1906. lie
for cocktail lounge, ex-
perienced on mixed drinks; excel
qualities. Apply In person, con-
GRESSIONAL COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
101-105 Independence ave. Sc; -l5
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SITUATIONS MEN tcon..,
SITUATIONS WOMEN

PAINTER. white, available; will work
In D. c. only. Box 264-B. Star.
Ia
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STEN0GRAPHER to work in con-
5GY1 tractors ONCE; 5la-day wk. RE.
sTENoGRApaER, life insurance mSo Of.
nee. 5,day. 36ka-hr wk.. Retire
dement's: Permanent. Starting sal sal.
AIRY. $3.50 mo. cail Di. o33s or
WI AGA evenings. is
STENOGRAPHER. permanent position
at National Airport; 5-day wk.;
salary. Sa05 per mo. Elk. 1856. is
STEN0GRAPHER. 5-day week; air.
eond. office: pleasant working conds. {:
dietation and general ofiee routine.
S2Rk SS2RE fofEt as5fEa ssSs sss woods2 %aEDMAN AZ
sTTiEENoGRApHER-soundscribeYrlsop Yls on
orator for national trade associa tion
research laboratory; good starting
new, aiF-eonditioned building; 5.day
Ees66; EEes6; enploye benefits. call Ex.
sTESoGRAPHER. 4 hrs daily. SO 5-Say
ISL; Sssssss; national orsanisation. NA.
sTENoGRApHER. experienced: J.S 5.-Sday
week, 35 hours; probationary rate
$4s pei, week. after 80 days $50
per week. further increases based
mar s s psaiods snS aa SICK P'y Ie.S. tSr
vacation, paid HOLIDAYS and retire
Tsat assopIa plan: Iar,c1AAp Apply INTERNATIONAL
Room 702 Machinist Bldg, 9th ct.
and Mt Vernon pl. NV. ia
STENOGRAPHER-CL immediate
opening ms. ONCE; interesting work,
excel, working cond., 35-hr. wk.,
liberal benefits. good starting salary
with periodic raises. Apply Mr..
B1GGS. 410 Ring Bldg. -19
STENoGRAPHERs AND TYPIsT
Public stenog. can use good stenos.
awaiting Govt. clearance, also house
wives interested in part time. mo
evening, weekend or home workers,
please.) ST. 1871. lis
STENOGRAPHER, WITH KNOWL,-
EDGE OF SHORTHAND; GOOD
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DOORS
ACE WRECK;ING 1s1 co.
FLOORING

lis
FRAME HOUSE. fair condition; must
tssr down TO make. room for new
iamber ns GDGq farnacea aak h%F a90FFins e1: siding
your price to tear down and re-
Arlington; IA, s.s4as; iry1ea evenins.. sai.
FkozEN 1a EN- tcIusrARp ice cream ms 4,,.
chine, ga gals; Minis Master auto
matte freezer complete with Mills
Master storage cabinet and some
supplies. Il you want. the best. viii
sacrif1ce this beautiful outft for
storage easn or RAl Essms so4s BEST OFFER noY in
chests Of drawers
hutch cupboard, and dinette set:
rIHs Tesl Ns4Tist. HaTgsIn. Can OR. SQss ia
iaTae sIS5stS vsrSIon. easel; big Morris chair;
5s.hsE,s cE0Ve sioeE %oL. 'fapki ooas. Gi4 oFfpd'
FURNITURE. 3-pc. living room s.t.
S955o, 5-pe. bedroom set, modern,
i0o; elec, sewing maehins. $50: all
years old. CH. 1000. Ext. 81.
blue decorated bedrm. suite. chests
drawers. DU. ""l4 wkdays after s.
FURNITURE Living rm. So suit.
; ts9lss; sss in excel, cond. rsas.
FURNITURE Complete furnishing,
for ltv rm.. . bedrms. and dinette,
Gail 10 2-444q. TX
UR4sITCRE-Cane back couch and
matching rocker, S25: baby bed with
matt. Sl5; play pen PAD, IS; high
cha and pad, converts to table
and, chairs. SO; Maytag vringer
washer, porcelain tub. $40; kit.
table, 4 chairs. SIS; coffee table,
solid wal SIS; chest Of drawers. So.
"A 4-0i49. III
FURNITURE, ETC.-Large, attractive
sale OF Modern and used household
furniture, groups and odd pieces;
marble top pieces, safes. organ, tyne
writers, metal filing cabinets. antioue
game table. china. ornaments. glass
ware. BY auction at WESCHLER'S
300 z st. NV, tomorrow All o.3f
am, until, afternoon. Inspec-
ton invited.
FURNITURE-o-pc. Kroehler living
room set. foam rubber cushions ex.
cellent. condition, Sl45 early Amer
lcan dlnette set, table. buffe: and
four chairs. solid Vermont mar le.
sSS; early Am. ,maple finish corner
ca5inst, S25, 10. a-a45S. 14s
IRNIIuRE Mattresses, SI2a5:
box springs. SIS; studio couch. S26;
sofa bed, SIS; surplus pillows.
for 81 .96 HOFFMAN, UPHoI--
STERERS. I'LL 14tn st. NV -Ip
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CARPENTRY

/ am ready to contract any carpentry
labor. Reference. Cali SH. S504.
CEMENT WORK Of ali types; walks
driyswayS; etc Call HU. ,,77S2
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. flag
psce cement WdfS porches 1s
F. MARcuccIo, Rockvills, Ma.
Phone Rockville 1888.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-kleened Or no charge. RoTO-
RooIER. phone RA ssss any day
FENCE Galvanized chain link. all
posts In concrete: Immediate erec-
months to pay Phone no. 6ssa'
evenings and Sunday. NO 552S
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS-Re-
pairs. short circuits: small jobs done
immed. Call RA. 1922. any time.
FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone. cement walks. steps and
porches. and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARcuccIo, sH. 1863.
FLOORS sANDED and finished: old
FLOOR sERvlcS. WA ilaa
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED,
cleaned and waxed, expert work.
HARR FLOOR SERVICE. WI. 4770
FURNITURE REPAIRING. refnish-
ing; best; II years experience:
GILBERT PEAKE Ia 400. Cali
HOME IMPROVEMENTS, old and new,
carpentry. masonry. concrete and
flagstone. Terms arranged. SMITH.
PAINTING. commercial and residen-
tial; steepls and high rigging our
CO.. LO. 5-1952. Ii. 4-1604. lis
PAINTING-Interior, exterior Root
coating General repairs. Free esti-
mates. Call RA 0036 IA
PAINTING-For q job well done at q
price YOU can afford to pay. Call
JU. 7-921S after $40 pm. go
PAINTING. PAPERING commercial.
residential Satisfied customers 25
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING-1st-
class work: guaranteed; free esti-
mates. WO. 0404. 30
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
Experienced. courteous service. SEN
sible prices. Md. D. c.. Va. COL
GAN DECORATORS. XII S-4641
-I4
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MIscL. FOR SALE lcont.) }

CASH REGISTER. 4 total, National.
running and hash-up tape; excel,
eond.; pvt. owner. AL. 4S43. is
CHAIRS solid mahogany lyreback;
needlepoint seats. handmade IN an
tique blue and rosemotive: SO for
both for quick sale VI Sill, Ia
CHAlRS-2 nice. modern chairs, wine
color. with outside ivory leather;
SIP covers, green and chartreuse; z
mirrors. HU. 695S.
DEHUMlDlFlERS - saIe on leading
makes. BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO..
DTAMONDS-Lady's sol, "a Ct, s7s:
lady's. nice SOL. 50 ct. $3.50; lady's
nice ., ct: $3.50; mans 2 Ct. per-
tect sol, S375; lady's perfect plat.
SOL, IA cts. 5000; ladys emerald
cut. sol, 5 cts, 81 1000. All prices
include mountings: trades accented.
LIVINGSTON & CO. I4e3 81.
DINErTE SET - Genuine antique
cock chairs WI. 1879. ia
DINING TABLE, Duncan Phyfe: oval
marble top table Victorian chair.
!oye seat, bathinette dressing table,
DISHWASHER. new Apex and sink
comb. list prfCs S4O9. sacrifice
$500. AL. 6963. Ia
DISHWASHER, the new miracle dish.
washer In factory-packed, sealed
cartons. S49.50. 10. 3-6547. III
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UPHOLSTERING
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs. cleo
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
S13 I4tb st. NV
AIR COMPRESSORS. S21 up, for
spray or utility. GICHNER, 2513
NJ NV EX. 35o7. is
AIR CUNDITIONERS, new and re-.
conditioned; sold rented. exchanged
srrviced; fully guaranteed OR
1859 BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO
AIR CONDITIONERs, new 1851
models in factory sealed crates II
you have cash" see US last PARA
MOUNT CO. 2150 Georgia ave
NV. Hudson 1890 81
AIR CONDITIONERS
a5n-195l national brands; window
units; factory crates. 5-year war;
renty. Pay cash: best price in town.
FRANKS TV OF D. c., I'll 9tn
st. NV. NE. 1852 lis
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Attention. homeowners. General home
repairs from basement to attic; 30
mos. to pay. Call GE. 1856. GE
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STENOGRAPHER CLERK - EXP.
steno. to work In Anacostia once.
pleasant workina conditions. paid
employe benefits. Apply sAFEWAY
STORES, INC. 1S45 4th st. ne.
STORE CLERK-In large local laun-
dry. Pleasant working conditions
Apply MANHATTAN COMPANY.
1928 Florida ave. NV
STENoGRAPHER-CLERK for realtor
and builders downtown. air -cond. Of
fice, 5-day wk.; sal. open. RE, 1888.
STORE CLERKS go, to work in
laundry and dry-cleaning branch
stores; bonus. vacation with pay.
Apply LEON BURKA, $50 7th st. Sc.
TELEPHONE ORDER CLERK, must
be able to work rotating hours; good
starting salary and meals. Apply
personnel ONCE. L st. entrance, Hotel
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. interesting
hotel work. alternate shifts: liberal
company benefits. Apply employment
ONCE WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. :
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BRICKS

M Brick. "es,s GENERAL WIRE: WREcKiNG CO. CO.
Brentwood I'd. and W sts. ne.
MI. 6177. -1T
BUILDING MATERIALS, l6-in. by
4S-in. rockwool bats. 4-inch thick
ness, 6l2c per So. IT.; 30 lbs. as
phalt roof shinsle, all colors, S6.25
per 50. BALTIMORE LUMBER CO.
1900 New York ave. ne, LA. $4,000,
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Grass shrimp avail. limited quantities.
Now open Fridays and Saturday
s; Sunday til 2 pm. Bait. tackle.
outboard motors and tackle for rent
New shipment of calcuttas Just re-
ceived Shooters bible now avail
Also wham-o sling shots. ANA
COSTA SPORT MART. 1888 Good
Hope rd sc LU l-9733 -1H
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am ready to contract any carpentry
labor. Reference. Call SH. S504.
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CASH REGISTER-Nationa 8 drawer.
certif1es tickets, prints tape, gives Z
individual totals, will sacrifice S295.
Call FRANK. NO, $500 or can be
see at 3241 M st. n.w. wkdays.
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SOIQ-RenLeQ-
small deposit will assure OF a cooI
summer. Call Ii. 3-4Il2. R. g. NJ
REFRIGERATION CO.. Authorized
lhnndedl Service Dealer
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock OF good USED lumber
flooring. doors windows. plumbing
pipe. boilers and radiators al
bargain prices. HECHINGER co
10Th and SIS n AT l400
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BUILDING MATERIALS
BUILDING MATERIALS

See US for Crossley awning type alu-
minum windows: new. close coupled
toilets, basins. built-in tubs. etc. !,
plenty of parking space. A. B. C. D
CORP. 1891 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Arlington, Va. Otis S755. 20
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BUILDING MATERIAL
USED

BUILDING MATERIAL
We have on hand a large amount OF
flooring, framing lumber and doors:
also large stock of I-oeamS. REIN
forcing. steel and angle irons cor
rugated roofing tins. GENERAL
WRECKING CO.. Brentwood rd
and W SITS. ne MI. f111. ~
Smyrna times., 1951-05-24

matter of fact, about every even
ing has been spent either in caucus
or in session. sometimes beyond
midnight and into the early morn
ing hours. The break in the main
deadlock came on May when a
screening committee was organiZ-
ed to go over all unpassed legisla-
tion. This committee has func-
toned well ever since and is made
up of leaders from both parties
with each house well represented.
The following bills passed in the
House last week. A bill authoriz-
ing the payment of salaries to
school teachers, principals or su-
perintendents of public schools in
II equal payments rather than the
months in which school is usually
in session; a bill to require a $40
fee for music machines playing rec
ords or transcriptions for public
entertainment; bill requiring
contractors on public works for the
state with a value of more than
$4,000 to list the names and ad-
! dresses of their sub-contractors,
together with their qualifications;
a bill setting up uniform drainage
laws for the state; a bill to give
dealers and distributors of motor
fuel more time to report or pay
taxes collected; a bill to increase
the annual license fee of a real
estate broker to S25 and of a real
estate salesman to So; bill to in
crease the compensation payable to
undertakers of all three counties
for burying dead persons referred
by the coroners; a bill to author
ize the State Board of Agriculture
to stop any vehicle delivering linn
ing materials and have them
weighed at approved weighing sta
tions; and to provide penalties
where the load is found short in
weight a bill to abolish interest
on penalties assessed on delinquent
state income taxes; a bill increas-
ing old age welfare monthly bene-
fits from $40 to $50; a bill increas-
ing monthly benefits for disabled
public school teachers from $40 tC
$50; a bill requiring employers OF
children under age 16 to keep GER
tifcates of age available for in
spection; a bill appropriating So,
900 annually to the State Pari
Commission for the protection o.
Fort Delaware from vandels anC
for making Pea Patch Island, {
state park. bill requiring the op'
orator Of any vehicle coming to {
full stop at a highway shall not
move into the highway until thC
Smyrna times., 1951-05-24
NEWS AND
COMMENTS
From the Delaware House of
Representatives
REP. CLARENCE S. COLLINS

This report covers the two weeks
ending Friday, May IS. The 8Oth
legislative day has passed and six
extra days have already been spent
at Dover with the possibility Of
four more next week to close the
session. In my last report for the
week ending Friday, May 4, I pre-
dicted that by recessing from day
to day there was a possibility of
the 116th General Assembly lasting
for 80 days. On Friday night,
May Is, the Governor called every
one into his office for a farewell
talk and urged that the assembly
be brought to a conclusion by
working through the evening and
into Saturday morning if neces-
sary to finish the job. Agendas
were prepared, bills were signed
out of committees and eaucuses
rushed into action; however, after
a refusal by the COP minority in
Smyrna times., 1951-05-24

the Senate later in the evening to
continue forced both houses to re-
cess shortly before midnight. Both
houses will meet again on Tuesday
to close the session.
Going back to the week of May
4, perhaps the most important
piece of legislation passed was the
measure creating a separate and
independent state Supreme Court.
Delaware is the last state in the
union to establish one. The bill
originated in the Senate and after
passing in the House by unan-
imous vote, became law Immediate
ly since as the law requires, an
amendment to the constitution
must pass both houses for two ses-
sions and this was the second ses-
sion approving it. Appointments
have already been made by the
Governor and made headline news
again in the Journal Every Even
ing on May 16. Also the House
bill which authorizes zoning in
New Castle County passed the
same evening. This also is a con-
stitutional amendment. A number
of other measures have passed both
Houses during the past two weeks
in spite of apparent delays, bottle
necks or what have you. AS a
Smyrna times., 1951-05-24

movement can be made in safety
and a bill providing that 81 of the
fee received for each fishing lie
ense shall be deposited by the Fish
and Game Commission with the
state treasurer to be used for
matching funds supplied by the
Federal government. The money
will be used to rebuild washed-out
ponds and general restoration of
fish in Delaware.
During the week OF May IA, the
following bills passed the House.
A bill making S1,25O,O0O available
to the University of Delaware for
the construction and equipping of a
much-needed building for the
School of Education and the
School of Home Economics; bill
to exclude all single persons with
a gross income of less than $1,000
a year from filing state tax returns
and also married couples whose
combined gross income is less than
$1,000; a bill requiring all present
and future officers and employees
of the state to take an oath to sup
port the constitution of the United
States and the State of Delaware;
a bill authorizing through bond is
issue S9O,400 for capital ifprove-
ments to the State Welfare Home;
a bill to permit children to work on
milk trucks only after 800 am.
and before midnight; bill to ap-
prepriate $4,000 to the Public
Archives Commission for the COM
pilation and publication of his
tory of Delaware participation in
World War II and a bill to require
milk dealers or handlers to file
bonds With the State Board of As
riculture. Several bills covering
salaries, rental of Office space for
clerks and justices etc. for the
new Supreme Court, all passed
Smyrna times., 1951-05-24

unanimously and a bill appropriat-
ing $4,000 annually to the Uni
versity of Delaware to establish at
least 20 scholarships for students
who agree to enter the teaching
profession at the conclusion of
their college training. Also passed
was the writer's bill recently intro
duced in the House by special res
olution which will authorize the
Town of Smyrna TO hold a special
election to elect a Mayor. The
charter does not now allow this;
however, upon passage of this bill.
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7 Tentative Death List
June Board

1. Ed Hudnall, No. 27O, A. j.
Barnett, President, Hattiesburg.
2. Sandy Posey, No. 116, Ellis
Walker, President, Mt. Olive.
9. Chestang Rain, No. 3O1, C. L.
Moore, President, State Line.
4. David Mikell, No. ST, W, c.
Mcleod, President, Bassfield.
5. James E. Wrincher, No. So,
Prof. L. V. Powell, President, Bass
field.
6. Susie Salter, No. 1913, Mrs Mat
tie Burrell, President, Hattiesburg.
7. Wash Williams, No. 444, Mrs.
Eula Berkhalter, President Collins.
9. John w. Hall, No. 489, w. c.
Hall, President, Virgins.
8. w. B. Morrell, Jr., No. rs, Duke
MOrrell, President, Laurel.
10. Ellen Jones, No. 468, Frank
Johnson, President, Newton.
II. Hattie McGarty, No. 1853,
Frank johnson, President, Newton.
II. Viola Dent Hayes, No, 1873,
Rev VIM. King. President, Msgee.
10. Will JACOBS, No. 200, Mamie
Page, President, Laurel.
IA. Ruby Mccain. Ne. SOL, @. L.
Moore, President, State Line.
Is. Docs Cook, No. 21s, H. S.
Jones, President, Vossburs