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Evening star., 1952-10-02
FURNITURE statesmen

Due to our present expansion pro-
gram. We now have several un-
usually good openings for expert
enced furniture statesmen. These
openings are both in our Washing
ton, D. C., store and our new large
Arlington, Va. store Salary plus
liberal commission. We are large ad-
yertisers. Salary based on past exper.
Paid vacations and good opportu-
nifty for rapid advancement. Come
ATLAS FURNITURE, 92I @ At. NV
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HElP-MEN

MAN, young. intelligent, willing
worker. many chances for advance
ment. disqualification, social security
and leave with pay benefits. lO44l
Metropolitan ave-, Kensineton. Md
MEN. under 30 5ears pref. for ware
house work handling light products
for old estab. food distributor: must
be in good hvsical cond.: oppor.
for advancement when qualified.
Ais aid holidays, vacation. pen
sion. employe benefit plan and
group tnsur: Good oppor. for one
interested in steady work under
good .cond. and Job with a future.
Starting rate ST ,30la per hour. NO
697l. Ask for MR.. ALSOP for appt.
MEN, to take orders for Golfers.
orders per day pays S105 per
week. RM. 424. 1404 New York
ave. NV 3
MEN WANTED for general home i'm
provement work. Must be capable
and have car. Steady employment.
Call MA. O624. -
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COLLECTION MAN

SOAA49C AS4N 4V4xA4N
Inside work only. Exper. on phone.
Permanent. 44-hr week. Phone
DU. S476 for appointment. 5
COLLECTOR SALESMAN - Expert
enced. with car: concentrated city
route; S12 per day plus commission.
Apply in person before 10 am, or
after 4 pm. TOWER SALES CO.,
52l 18th st. ne. o
COOK. white, and pantryman.
white; high-class clientele. Vaca-
tion pay. Excellent working conds.
Apply executive chef, Charles Poteat,
FA1RFAX HOTEL. 21OO Mass. ave-.
COOK. short order. able to maintain
kitchen; must have references; ST.
hour. Box 240-K, Star. 3'
COOK, short order. for evening work
in drugstore. Apply UPTOWN PHAR-
MACY. $500 Conn, EN-. 670O. --3
COOKS HELPER, white, for day
work; immed. opening; splendid
oppor. to. learn and advance; sal
ary. meals, many benefits Apply
chief dietician, DOCTORS HOS
PITAL: 1915 Eye st. NV.
COUNTERMAN, day work. Apply in
person. COFFEE DONUT BAR, 9l9I
Sligo ave. Sill. Sp., Md. 3
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HO. 58O5

MECHANIC-Excellent
proposition, must have good refs,
for Solar Heating Co., 1101 Lee
hwy. Roslyn-Arlington. Va. OW.
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, expert
enced; steady year-around work in
apt. project: car necessary; good
salary. Apply 1922 Wilson blvd,
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HElP-MEN

DRUG CLERK; full or part time;
exper pref; good salary and hrs.
HIGGER'S DRUGS. 5017 Conn.
ELECTRICIAN. D. c.: iourneyman n
card and drivers license. RAN
first class: conduit
job; So per hour. Call LA. 6-6575
Evening star., 1952-10-02

FOUNTAIN CLERK, white, 2-1O PM,
5-day week; pleasant working cond.
FOUNTAIN CLERK for neighborhood
drugStore; full time; no nights or
Sunday. Ii. 3-449S. .
FOUNTAIN HELP, colored: steady
worker can earn good living; vaca-
tion with pay; Christmas bonus.
Call in person. SUGARS. $500 o
st. NV. IS
FOUNTAIN MAN for small fountain;
$40 wk. to start, good opportunity.
CONCORD PHARMACY. 1915 New
Hampshire ave. NV. =
FOUNTAIN Or COUNTER MEN for
colored fountains. Top salaries.
Must have best local refs. 35OI
Georgia a
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PRODUCE HELPERS
NO WEEKEND WORK

Permanent job with opportunity for
advancement. Will load truck and
go out on route. Drivers permit
necessary: starting time $3.50 am.
Apply between > am. and 3 pm.
to GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC,
REAL ESTATE MAN to manage Vir-
glnia sales department for old-estab-
lished Washington real estate firm.
Should be familiar with nearby Vir-
ginia real estate and be able to or
ganize his own listing and sales
stats. Excellent opportunity for the
right man. See Mr.. Rathbun at
W. C.. I& A. N MILLER DEVELOP
MENT CO., 1880 Massachusetts, ave.
REAL ESTATE salesmen-o full-time
men to complete our sales force;
established since 1903. FRANK L.
HEWITT CO., S4S7 Fenton St.,
Silver Spring. 81. 5000. 3
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Old es-
tablished firm desires services Of
exper. real estate statesmen. Apply
in own handwriting, give eXper.,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. excellent
opportunity with reliable company
for aggressive man or woman, draw
ing acct. must have car. L1SS
REALTY CO.. INC. 1012 H st. NV.
ME. fHRS. -
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
full-time men wanted. to
sell suburban properties and farms
in Potomac. Md. area. SAMUEL e.
BOGLEY. INC. Potomac ONCE,
Oliver 6333. -5
RELIEF MAN; full time, NV, apart
ment: able to relieve PIX operator
engineer and elevator operator; g.
day week: experienced; with refer
ences; start immed. Call MRS.
HEATHCOTE. RE. 0461. -3
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HElP---MEN
ENGINEER .JR

With degree in mechanical engineer
ing; 2-3 years engineering expe-
rience preferred: excellent salary
and all employe benefits with an
established organization. Call ME.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
DESK CLERK

DISPLAY HELPERS. those mechan-
ically inclined pref. to assist in
preparing table displays; perm
position, many company benefits;
4n-hr. wk. Apply personnel office,
SEARS. ROEBUCK g. CO.. oil
DTSHWASHER WANTED. CASA MIA
RESTAURANT, 3217 Columbia pike,
Arlington. Va. OW. 9030. -
Observation-Disclosures and devel-
opment firm in Alex. requires a
irg work. Exper. in equipment de-
velopment end plant layout helpful:
5-day. 40-hour wk. Salary open.
Phone OV. 2177 for appt. ATTAIN
TIC RESEARCH CORP. Alex. Va.
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OIL BURNER
MECHANICS

service. residential work. steay Job
with good pay. Apply GENERAL
HEATING ENGINEERING CO, INC,
4l30 Georgia ave. NV. -S
OPERATOR WANTED for Backhoe;
Immediately. Call ewes. SH. 1922.
OUTSIDE RUNNERS o). white.
under Is. must be neat and polite:
chance for promotion, If clerically
inclined; office near 18th and H SITS
NV. Hrs;s $50 to .; "a day Sat;
PACKERsA So AND HELPERS. expert
ence with household goods desir-
able: good wages. steady work Sc
cUR1TY STORAGE. 114O 18th st.
PAINTER. white. exper.. for paint.
Ensar;. cERLToN fS HOTEL AD'iS 18th '1Si and
rAlNTl;ERR;:w 4 u; R:w experienced. sober. white
saSP sflsRneRt Rent AIlfaye. ARRls MAINTENANCE IAN
PAINTER !ii exper.; sober, for out
pAfSrERs fifS EGE ;s Gsl hSA;ei NA 1871 Repo7,
MR.. BROWN. $500 sundaie dr..
hwy, between Conn. and 10th st.
PAINTERS, 1st-class. sober mechan-
sfssdv ,fs wltn WIZ own vrtrsI transpoTtaton
PAINTERS wanted, 1st-class only.
Apply Quincy ST. and Military rd. N.
Arl. Va. See MR.. CLARKE, Fore
PAINTERS. steady work; new con-
struction. JU. s-4s40 after d pm.
PAINTERS, 2. 1st-class men, steady
work, report to Mr.. Jenkins at $500
block Madawaska road in rear of
Glen, Glen Mar Mar Park: Directions; Out
line, to sangamore rd., left to NADIA
PAiSTfERs Wan WANTED Ifsi 70 - .o?S; Top wages.
STR. SrRucTToM eth n CO, 1s..;o, E; E. lob,
rA5SEfas SHsSsz4lSSSs %asaGS Ii sS ssy ~ ~
PAINTERS (a>. white. sober, ist-
class. Apply 5115 Lowell st. NV,
PAISTERs IlsaT S4 WAN4FDNsDr aR FSD pay, sonstruc-
JACK GOLDMAN. IA. 5176. IS
PAINTERS
Experienced only. Apply JAFFE. Oil
18th st. NV.
PHAKMACIST-$l25 wk.: every 3rd
young man preferred. MeREYNoLDs
PHARMACIST for modern air-con-
ditioned store. Closed Sunday. Local
refs. required. COLONIAL DRUG
LIQUOR, 1119 10Th st. NV. S
PHARMACIST WANTED - Apply
BRENTWOOD DRUG, 1901 r. /,
ave: ne: DU. 5000. -
PHOTOGRAPHER for
enlarging department. Apply Dis
TR1CT PHOTO SERVICE. 1920 9th
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALES TRAINEE
IN camera shop: good starting sal
ary; vacation with pay; opportunity
for advancement to management.
POTOMAC PHOTO SUPPLY CO..
lG34 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 2219. -
PLUMBER: experienced at jobbing
and remodeling. Steady work, top
wages. ]. SHAPIRO. 311S Georgia
ave. NV. TU. 1900. -5
PLUMBERS AND PLUMBERS help
ers. exp. for work on schools In Va.
Top wages. Vienna 222. .
PLUMBERS HELPERS go: must be
sober and exp. Apply WILLIAM A.
WILEY & SON, 221S Nichols ave
Sc, Friday am
Evening star., 1952-10-02
AN OPPORTUNITY

For 2 young men, approx.
1925. with high school edu-
cation or equivalent, to be
trained as service mechanic
and shipping clerk in young,
growing organlza ton, repre-
senting nationally known lead
er in office equipment industry
for over 6S years. These posi-
tions offer permanency with an
opportunity to learn q sound
business at starting salary OF
approx. $500 per month. SIM
cerity, dependability and char
acter will insure advancement
as knowledge OF business and
skills develop. Call Me. -i1@3
for confidential personal In
terview.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
FII,E CLERK

ENGINEERING AID = High school
graduate to work with civil engi-
neer. Car essential, salary open.
WA. 1894, ~ =
Evening star., 1952-10-02

MEN-PART TIME
Evening saleswork. no canvassing.
Apply Friday, october. 8. 8 pm,
1S9i 16H,, "A Rhode Island ave. ne.
YOUNG MAN, white, 1879; to drive
eo' eSock sssS snd help in machine shop
YoGNG MAN, about 90, to learn the
real estate business: wonderful oppor
Apply BOSS q PHELPS, 14l7 x
YOUNG MAN. white. with Va. drivers
license; $50 to 5:30 pm, no Sun.
RUST MANOR PHARMACY, FA.
YOUNG MAN. age Is to 25. hish
school graduate. Some tipping,
tl,an clerical work with excellent fu-
the fre insurance business. STA
hr:, o-day wk. Apply in person,
between 9 am. and pm. INSUR-
ANCG MoC5 ~ y. R RATING ING BUREAU. 1919
Young MAN. coiored. 1925, who is
machine mechanic; experience not
necessary; sal. open. Apply HOUSE.
HOLD SEWING MACHINE CO., 1926
H ST. ne. Ii. 6-5l52. -3
YOUNG MAN, for sales trainee in
camera shop; Good starting salary.
sScsrion sSSsncsn,nnt with pay; Opportunity for
ToMHc ahssnsa Paoro g sTPPnY co la4 P9
" Ps; ave; NV. RE. 22l9. %
YOUNG MAN to learn tire and seat
cover business: good opportunity
TIRES, INC, IA. @-i2la. "a
YOUNG MAN, 1926, draft exempt.
high school education. to work in q
clerical capacity in our home ONCE
Splendid opportunity, if you have
ambition and are looking for a po-
Si5ion Sn nSav where aIihl you can york Your Your ysy
300 personnel Once EoUfTABLE
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. $40 l4tn
70 youSSG 6 MAN for position in once of
opportunity for an, ambitious man
with, desire to make good. Must
be able to type and have high school
education. Good opportunity for
sS9Sens Mr. S6iSsslS DS0:*!1s aos
YoUNG jN :: MAN. IAN. eolored; evenings ya and
Sunday; S27.55 wk. CALIFORNIA
PHARMACY, 2162 Calf. st. NV,
YOUNG MAN, e5 to 35, with me
ment projects COLLEGE training or
eXpferie3Se cs9f nE desil 1s able r., salary, open.
SEX SEARCH Gy coRp AiaxandTls' AAifhAmTnc "a. RE-
&c
YOUNG MAN; white, with drivers
permit. to assist manager in novelty
Shop. Deliver orders, work in
stock room. etc. Excel. chance to
learn interesting business and ad-
vance rapidly. Salary open. Call
AZ. 630., Mr.. Rosenthal. A
YOUNG MAN WANTED. for pickup
and delivery services; must have fair
knowledge of District and surround
ing areas; D. c. permit required. Ap-
ply in person. PARKWAY MOTOR
CO, Mr.. Leo Buckley, 3O4O NJ st.
NV.
YOUNG MAN, white, to work in mail
room EXP. not nee. Good op-
portunlty. Apply in person. EDGE
WOOD OFFICE SERVICES, 1O3I
EdeeWood st. ne
Evening star., 1952-10-02
FIRE CONTROLMAN

At least 3 years experience preferred
with some administrative teaching
or writing background; excellent
salary with progressive engineering
company offering many .employe
Evening star., 1952-10-02

ACSx1k14NxNO
Experienced on gas or oil burner
service; ser Residential work. Steady
HEATING ENGINEERING CO., INC,
4l3O Georgia ave. NV. IS
GAS Filter
Must be able. to adjust and repair
an makes of gas appliances. Must
nave D. c: drivers permit Perma
nent position. Apply STANDARD
GAS APPLIANCE, 2S13 l4th st. NV.
GLAZERS wanted at once; good SAL
ary. good working conditions; ewes.
after o. TO. 9434 or 10. S-l556.
GROCERY CLERK; colored, expert
enced, 5a-day week. highest salary.
Apply .WOODMORE MARKET, IOI29
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring, Md.
GROCERY CLERK-short hours,
good pay. 1919 Bennings I'd. ne.
GROCERY CLERK-DRIvER; good bay
20 Tlsht man. Apply FOxS MARKET.
o44l Macarthur blvd. NV. q
HbALLMANs bd,l.s colored. for apt. house;
week; salary S10S per mo. Apply
1000 Conn. ave. NV. .
HALL MAN, colored, for apt. house.
HoufS: 7:30 am. $50 pm. 6-day
VIZ; SiUs per month. Apply 5000
Connecticut ave. NV. IS
HARDWARE CLERK, experienced pre-
1erreo nut not necessary; full time
or part-time day work. hours
optional. all day Saturday. TU.
HARDWARE MAN to manage store;
eSnmIssi9n %apH moo Apply WOLF HARD
HELPER-Young colored man want
ed TO work IN rug cleaning store.
Apply 1920 Wisconsin ave. a
HOUSEMAN AND CHAUFFEUR for
small family, Adequate compen-
$ation ia Tor ~eil,aualified man. Live
give age. experience. Box 2li-K,
HoUSEMAN; eoiored, experienced for
Fssidentia! Circle aood hotel, near Dupont
work. Pleasant working conditions.
Must have local references. Apply
10 a. noqseekeeper; Ee e., Go Tear) 2131 o st.
INsTALLERS, for storm windows and
tinuous work for reliable men de-
string year-around employment. Call
MA. 4151 or apply at 1872 M st.
Nv: AMCO PROPHETS CO.
INSTALLATION MAN and shop man
for for, Venetian blind shop; exper. OF
III III san5G IRAN mechanically minded man.
1SsURAsSSC2Ee' rs RANCE MAN. with previeu, wS
debit experience, for part-time eve
ming work. Monday through Friday,
servlclng former and present pol
1cyholders and calling on prepared
circularized leads. No collecting or
canvassing. No auto necessary. Sal
ary basis. Complete instruction.
ST. 5414.
IRON WORKERS, blacksmith. welders.
steady year around positions for
fits; Apply POTOMAC IRON
MoRksi Hya5tsyil,.. Ma Md. All R. I. aye
BOSS g. PHELPS. INC, l4l7 K. st.
JANiTOR. colored, exper.; SO unit
bldg. Apply office. 3511 Davenport
st. NV. $50 am. to $3.50 pm.
JANITOR, man I want is a top
apt. house, wanting to make a
change, must have 5 years experi-
ence and have good references.
Top salary. and redecorated apt.
Call Mr.: Irvine, MA. $500 between
and pm.
JhNlIOh, colored. day work. garden
type apt, 5la-day week. Apply 1900
JANITOR, colored. for 3-story, 30
apt. bldg. with stoker; near 14th
and Col. rd. NV. sober. handle minor
repairs; local refs. req. good salary
and living quarters. MA. 1888, $50
to pm.
JANITOR and light maintenance man,
private school in Silver Spring. SH.
1874 3
JANITOR. new apt. project; soft Job;
highest pay in area. Call AP. 1852.
LINOLEUM MECHANIC; steady work,
good pay. exper. only. Apply in
person, Ala H st. ne. CAPITOL
L1NOLEUM CO. 3
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HELP-MEN
STOP! LOOK! THINK!

Il you are sincere, and tired OF
big deals" that don't pay off, call
me and will give you ali the facts
about a good. substantial. perma :
nent Job. with above-average income
Phone me between l pm. and 3 pm
at RE. 4o&5. ask for sales mgr
Evening star., 1952-10-02
HELP MEN (cont.)
CT,ERK-TYPTST
Clothing Salesman

Must have experience in oil branches
of military uniforms; automobile
essential. Apply Tuesday, 8. w.
RICE CO., 1912 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

FLOOR MANAGER. for old estab.
furn. store; perm. position; many
company benefits. Apply Mr.. Seigel.
HOUSE g. HERMANN, 1th and Eye
Evening star., 1952-10-02
GARAGE ATTENDANT

dependable man. Paid hospitaliza-
tion. insurance and vacation fea-
lures: THE G B. MACKE CORP,
PIP H st. NV -
GARAGE MEN 2)-One to work
around truck garage, gassing and
checking trucks in, and parking;
to take charge Of garage work
NATIONAL TRUCK RENTAL CO,
S3l6 Georgia ave. NV. See Mr..
Snyder. Il
GARAGE ATTENDANT. colored AZ
to 40: salary and quarters; sober
and reliable. See MR.. SKI 1901
Conn. ave. NV a
Evening star., 1952-10-02
MECHANIC
OFFICE MESSENGER

16 to II years old. white; must be
neat and willing, must have some
high school; 5-day, 40-hour week
Good chance to learn and get ahead
Call personnel dept.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
ELECTRICIAN

Experienced. top pay. steady work,
wonderful opportunity. Call RA.
1854. -
Evening star., 1952-10-02
FOUNTAIN CLERK. white. e-1o n,

FOOT MESSENGER, white, not over
c2B1E al foea g RHDio pay SoRp SsFI AnER1SSS nE 46o
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-04-18
JAVITS TELLS MINORITIES
TO FIGHT ATTEMPTS TO
IMPOSE DISCRIMINATION

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. (JTA) -
The Saudi Arabian boycott of
American firms with some Jewish
ownership and that country's re-
fusal to permit American Jews to
work there on American Govern
ment projects represent ian af-
front to our institutions to en-
deavor to impose upon us a policy
of discrimination in this way"
Rep. Jacob Javits told the annual
convention of the Upper New
York State Council of B'nai Birth
here.
The New York Congressman
warned that these developments,
the McCarran-Wa Omnibus
immigration Bill, exclusions from
public housing on racial grounds
and the Federal Governments
impotence in dealing with the
Florida bombings reveal a trend
which presents a real challenge
and opportunity to minority
groups in the United States"
Evening star., 1952-06-02
Hearing on Appeal
For New Hiss Trial
Shifted 10 THURSDAY
BY The Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, June 2.-Algel
Hiss appeal for a new trial or
1.-THE grounds he was framed by 1
counterfeit typewriter today wa,
postponed until Thursday.
The date for the hearing, be.
fore Federal Judge Henry w
Goddard, was fixed in the court
of Federal Judge John F. x. Me.
Gohey.
Hiss, AZ, was convicted of per-
jury at his second trial in jan
luary. 1850. An initial trial the
lprevious year ended with the jury
deadlocked. He is now serving 1
Ifive-year term at Lewisburg (Pa.,
Federal prison.
| Hiss was charged with lying tf
ID Federal grand jury when he tes.
titled he never gave State Depart.
lment secrets to Whitaker Cham
lbers, a former Communist spy
1ring courier. before World War II
Chester T. Lane, attorney fol
Hiss. moved for q third trial last
january. Mr.. Lane contends hi
has new evidence which he say.
will show, among other points
! that: (
Neither Hiss nor his wife Pris.
lcilla typed documents entered ir
leyidennce by the Government
A Woodstock typewriter which
the Government exhibited as the
one used to copy documents, was
/ a specially built machine with
type to match the type faces on
the documents IN evidence against
Hiss.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
Justice Department
allied 10 Act on Fraud
Charges, CheIf Says
BY the As,oeia,ed Press

Representative Chelf, Demo
crat, Of Kentucky said today the
General Accounting Office has
referred to the Justice Depart
ment several cases in which "some
pretty raw fraud" has beer
found, but that there have been
mo prosecutions.
Mr.. Chelf, chairman of a Ju-
dietary subcommittee Investigate
ing the Justice Department, tolc
|newsmen public hearings on the
cases will be held next week.
He also said his group viii
ask the House Administration
Committee tomorrow for an ad.
ditional $88. 900 to carry its inves.
tigation up to October /. The
subcommittee got $4,000 when il
started several months ago.
Representative Keating, Repub.
lican. Of New York, senior minor.
ity member. told reporters it /.
essential that additional funds b.
provided ito gather eviderfce or
several of the most fiagrant case,
that have been brought to oul
attention"
Evening star., 1952-06-02
| Festival at St. PouiPs

The annual strawberry festival
lof st. Paul's Church, Rock Greek
Parish, will be held from 5 to 9
pm. Wednesday behind the par
ish house, Third and Allison
streets NV. Miniature golf, pony
rides and a picnic supper will be
| features.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-Mint Treat

UtIApPy, C0olng NeIleI Fof
Burning Callouses-Put Spring in Your Step
Don't groan about tired, burning feet.
Don't moan about callouses. Get busy and
give them an Ice-Mint treat. Feel the COM
forting, soothing coolness of Ice-Mint driv-
ing out fiery burning. .aching tiredness.
Rub Ice-Mint over those ugly hard old
corns and callouses, as directed. See how
white, cream-like Ice-Mint helps soften.
them mp. Get foot happy today the lee
Mint way. Your druggist has Ice-Mint.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
to Elect

The District chapter of WAC
Vets will elect officers at its meet
ing at 8 pm. Thursday in the
Community Room. 1915 L street
INV.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
Dominican Sugar Shipped

The Dominican Republic is pres
emily shipping 80 per cent of its
sugar crop to Great Britain and
a similar proportion of its coffee
to the United States. '
Evening star., 1952-06-02
MAKE US PROVE

Run your gasoline tank as empty as
possible of the gasoline you now have
in it. Then fill up with this powerful :
new Blue Sunoco Cor at least 10 gal
lons). Then test your car under any
familiar conditions. You'll see what
we mean when we say that it's the
finest gasoline in the 25 year history
Of famous Blue Sunoco.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-31

izations share one pencil. If you
have any pencils, old or new, long
or short, how about bringing them
with you on Thursday, November
18th, as their will be box placed
at the entrance Of Jones Memorial
Hall for these pencils.
Now for household hints
How can ] clean piano keys?
Three methods for cleaning piano
Keys are: (a) Moisten a cloth with
lemon juice and dip in whiting. Cb)
a cloth mOistened with vinegar, (c)
cloth mOistened with alcohol.
How can / cool an oven without
leaving the oven door open? Tho
best method is to place a pan Of
cold water in the oven, this will
lower the temperature of the oven
gradually.
How can I loosen grease and
burned scraps from the frying pan?
Fill the pan with cold water, add
a pinch of baking soda, aud allow
to come to a boil.
How can I prevent the colOrs
from running when washing cot
tons? Stir into the first suds in
which cOttons are washed, a table
spoon of black pepper, or three
tablespoons of turpentine.
How can I make a substitute for
whipped cream? One Of the best
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-31
ABOUT SUSSEX
HOMEMAKERS
BY Nancy <. Ratliff
Home Demonstration Agent

For the first time in Delaware,
the Delaware Home Demonstra-
ton Club has backed their pen
nies for Friendship" drive one
hundred percent. We wonder if any
other state can boast such a rec
ord.
Mrs. Joseph McIlvaine of the
HOllymOunt Home Demonstration
Club is serving as international re-
latiOns and citizenship chairman
for both her local club and for the
State Home Demonstration COun-
Gil.
Pennies for Friendship" is a
nationwide project among Home
Demonstration Clubs and the mon
ey contributed goes to defray ex-
penses of the Associated Country
Women of the World.
Another project which Mrs. Nc
Ilvaine has introduced to her club
and Sussex County is that of col
lecting pencils for the children in
Korea. Tt ese children have very
few pencils and a number of organ
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-31

substitutes is to beat the white of
an egg thoroughly, then add
well grated apple, and sweeten to-
taste.
How can I prevent rust when
laying aside knives or other steel
implements for a while? The i'm
plements shOpld be slightly oiled
and wrapped in tissue paper, this
will prevent their rusting.
How can I prevent the juice Of
a fruit pie from soaking into the
bottom crust and making it soggy?
Brush the crust with the white of
an egg before putting in the fruit.
How can l clean rugs on the
floor? The rugs can be cleaned sue
cessfully on the floor if washed
with soap applied with a brush.
/ Use only suds and as little liquid
as possible Wipe rugs after wash
ing with a clean cloth.