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PROPOSALS

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINIsTRA
TION. Public Buildings Service
March z, 1862. Seeled bids in
duplicate for making survey OF
land to be conveyed by the D: s.
Government to the Bethesda Fire
Department Of Bethesda. Md. will
be received until l pm. standard
time. on March 2S, 1852. in Room
No.. G-341-B, General Services
Building, Washington. D. c., and
then publicly opened in Room NJ.
G-341-D. w.. E. REYNOLDS,
Commissioner Of Public BUILDINGS
Service, General Services Admin
istration. mar10,11.1 IL
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, DIRECTOR OF
fsssssrHsEAiE32nDi fsss sEAE2D Fl PRoPosALs s. MaEsn viii Iii
be received in Room 500. DISTRICT
Building. 14th and z Streets, NV,
Washington 4, D: G.. until ZOO
Is applicable. March. 25, 1882 and
then publicly opened and read for
Furnishing Materials and Super
vision required to Rehabilitate Fur
naces No. l and No. 8 at the o.
Street Ineinerator, First and o.
Streets. Sc, Washington, D. c.
Proposal forms drawing and speci-
fications may be obtained in the
Once Of Chief Clerk, Engineer De-
partment. Room 427, District Build
ing. Telephone National 5000,
mhil'i2,I3,14,1517
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LEGAL NOTICES

ANDREW d. VOZEOLAS, Attorney,
Colorado Building.
Filed Mar. q, 1852. Harry M. Hull,
Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia
WILLIE j. WHEELER. 1929 18th
ST., NV, Washington, D. c.. Plain
tiff. VS.. CARRIE E. WHEELER, 1922
w. Lanvale St.. Baltimore, Md, De-
fendant.-No. CA. 465S-5I.-The
object of this suit Is to obtain an
absolute divorce on the ground Of
five years separation. On motion Of
the plaintiff. 1t is this 7th day Of
March, 1852, ordered that the de-
fendant CARRIE E WHEELER cause
her appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day. exclu-
Sive Of Sundays and legal holidays,
occurring after the day of the first
publication Of this order; otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as
In case Of default. Provided, q copy
Of this order be published once q
week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and
The Washington Evening Star before
said day. (Signed) BURNITA SHELL
TON MATTHEWS, Judge. tSealD
Attest: HARRY NJ. HULL. Clerk. By
HELEN K: BENDURE. Deputy Clerk.
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SALES
Under 35. Sales engineering type
position. Sales experience essential
Some technical BACKGROUND neces-
sary. Permanent lob with excelien,
future possibilities. Salary to So, 400
WALTER H. KESSLER
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CLERK
4 P.M.-12 Midnight

Alert individual, 21-30 yrs. of age,
who is capable of handling details,
to perform clerical duties necessary
prior to returning advertising proofs
to our advertisers. Apply personnel
room sos. Open weekdays. S:30-6
and Saturday, 81. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pennsylvania. Ave NV.
CLERK -TYPIST-Permanent position.
Good working conditions; good pay;
5-day week; paid vacation and sick
leaye: DI: 1124. MIR. GREEN'S
COLLECTOR R-INVESTlGATOR to cal
on slow-paying accounts; must have
car; SAL. $50 wkly.. plus good al
lowance Tor car; perm. pos. Apply
MI; Sheer, H. ABRAMSoN CO.
coEiEcToR Oil c1s 4 h'y ysALEsMAN--FsllSsa. FERN
merit position for two men. Car
necessary. Experience means more
i income but not essential. Drawing
acc0un. plus commissions. See MR.
THOMAS. 103t 9TH st. NV.
COLLECTION MAN, to take charge oi
legal and p. and !. dept, must be
exper.; sal. commensurate with abil.
ity. See Mr.. Gold, DALEY'6,. 709
9TH st. NV. Ill
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AUTO PARTS MAN

High salary to young man. experience
in GM parts; good working cond.;
Insurance plan, with q growing
parts department In q Chevrolet
leadership. HICKS CHEVROLET.
INC. Cali Mr.. NOEL. GE. 0i00.
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AUTOMOBILE CLAIMS
Law student or man with at least
1 year OF law, age 22 tn 2S. Some
automobile adjusting exper, helpful.
10 work In home ONCE snbrogation
Please call for appt. ST 1900 fxt'
Isl.
C0L0RED YOUNG MAN, drivers L.
cense. for general work in food
market. Apply In person only. 24OI
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JA.NITOR

Colored.. 25-35 years Of age, cap
willing to give regular attendance;
permanent position; 4O-hr. Wk
Apply, Personnel Room 605; open
weekdays 8:S0-5 and Sat. 81; nc
THE EVENING STAR
110I Penna. Ave. NV.
JEWELRY SALESMAN
Exper.. for well-known jewelry store;
pleasant working conds.. company
benefits. good future for an alert
son. see Mr.. Roth, CAsTELBERGs,
1904 r st. NV. Ill
LINOLEUM MECHANIC. experienced.
AApply ,19O7 Carroll ave-. Takoma
Park. Md. JU. 9-792S. Ia
THO-STRIPPER, black and white,
with some color experience. Better
tnan-average pay for above average
man. Pleasant working conditions.
ridnn. Mr1ss 1oE ints5yiey. stating expe-
LOAN MAN
II you are exper.. a hard worker and
ambitious. we are on our way up
the, ladder and have q situation
with considerable opportunity. Let's
talk 1t over. ALI replies held strictly
confidential. Phone for appt., JOHN
G. KAHN, RE. 1916. is
MACHINISTS-For research develop
ment work in growing firm; good
pay and benefits for qualified men.
AIRTRONIC RESEARCH INC, Se.
theSda, Md. Call OIL. 1875, Id
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ANEpTTTNYYC A NFT5N

AMBITIOUS MEN 4
Demonstrate nationally Advertised
product; years ahead of all com-
petition. Earn S20-$30 eve. part
time; $50 day full time. Leads
furnished. Phone STeriing 0474 for
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HELP MEN
ADJUSTOR


Outside collection man for large In
vestment company. College back
ground or experienced preferred.
Car and car allowance furnished,
disqualification and insurance bene.
fits. Call MR.. DAILY. ST. 4s00. Ia
Administrative Career
College graduate in early EOS fol
future administration position. Oul
expansion program offers career
openings in the underwriting dept
Of q progressive automobile insur-
snce company located in Washine-
ton. No selling or travelling in.
volved. Please call for appointment
Government Employees
Insurance Co.
ST. 1900, Ext. 251. III
Administrative Trainee
Young man. under 90 to- supervise
section of ONCE; 5-day. 40-houi
week; excellent opportunity for in.
experienced man willing to start al
modest salary. Call MR.. CROWLEY
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Statesmen

s ycnr income limited due to re.
'Sn iscs 81 Customer intsrese. eisss no sourc,
OF customers7 why beat your head
against a brick wall; get into {
business selling disqualification in,
surance where the leads are fur.
nsshed. (Not jpst names and ad.
dresses). All you need do is cal
are interested In talking about hos.
pital insurance. You make $40 tc
S25 commission per sale; 2 or 2
sales per day. Openings tor only 8
men. See w j. HARRIS, between
$50 and II noon. 1860 Columbis
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HE EVENING STAl
1101 l.enna. Ave. NV.
MEN

COLLECTION MEN
We need Q men to handle installment
accounts by telephone. Must bt
reliable. Will pay top salary
LONGS. 731 9TH st. NV. I'll
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER-one
labor foreman, cement flnisher
Phone uN. 9774. ask for Mr.
COOK, short order and steam table
man for MAYFLOWER DINER al
9TH and r. /. ave ne. HO. 9317. Ia
COUNTERMAN, white, night work
Must be neat-appearing and reliable
Apply DEE GEE DINER, HOO Ver-
mont ave. NV. Ia
= Thoroughly exper
for small restaurant. Apply FRIEND
LY SNACK BAR. 18th and N sts
- Short-order cook
and private waiter. WO. 2647.
COUNTERMAN, short-order cook
exper. Apply In person. CAPITAL
SERVICE, 1888 New York ave. ne
u
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CREDTT MAN

NtEO14 MAN
Young man for credit once OF fine
furniture store; good salary and
working conditions. chance for ad-
JULIUS LANsBU URGH FURNITURE &C
900 r st. NV. Ill
DELTVERYMAN-Age 81 to 35 years
prefer man with mechanical ability
such as making minor adjustments
on sewing machines or some ont
willing to learn; must know Metro.
Poiitan Washington ,Ils1 area area well well and a
start and chance for advancement
$500, Mr.. MARTIN. Ia
DENTAL TECHNICIAN for packing
acrylics;, also assistant for fixed
bridge dept. RYNEX AND SAXON
nlsHwasaEk:. asHH ASH 4. nv; Experienced; hrs.
7:30 am. to 4:30 pm; good pay;
MTcHrN. RSfs ao45 wis Wilson HoNa4E bi1d' Al
DIsHwAsHER, colored: 2:30 to $40
colored; full time; over 81; meals:
good wages and bonus. CHEVY
CHASE INN, 551Q Conn. ave.-13
DRArTsMAN, ss for local cal engineers ant
experience; good lettering required
Pay open according to ability
Thomas g. oyster and Associates
W. c. GREATHousE. 10. 5-19o4:.
DRIvER-PORTER - Full or part
time. for professional type drug.
store; must have d. C. drivers per
, NIT. Apply In person, 1882 Colum-
EaacTfRrchHN Iie Tf; IAN AND HELPER LpLiS 5es,
wages. Call LA. 6-6575. liz
ELECTRIClAN-Fir man fol
old work with D. c. card and driver.
license; steady work for steady man
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white; day
work; no Sundays; excel. wages and
good working cond., Apply RIM. 200.
StS. NV.
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MANAGEMENT
TRA1NEE
MECHANICAL
TECHNICIAN

MECHANICAL
TECTINICIAN
General mechanical fabricating incl
sheet metal work, and wood mock
up on special devices; 2-5 yrs. ex.
perience in mechanical assembly;
laboratory and field test conditions
For further info. phone personnel
dept. 81. 1900.
Silver Spring Laboratory
Yitro Corp. Of America.
962 Wayne Ave, Sill. Spg., Md.
Formerly The Kellex Corp Ill
NIGHT MAN. 10 pm. to 8 am. able
Apply supt.. 1925 New Hamp. ave.
NIGHT MAN; we have Is empl., but
need an. additional good man, white,
sober. about 40 to made beds. clean
rms, etc. $3.50 mo. HOTEL COURT,
102O3 Balto. blvd, Berwyn. Md.
OFFICE AND COUNTERMAN
oee sss Rashsa @As siies TooI s1e co se5.i's
national manufacturer Of power
Gsss tGGls r.ts ass to 81 osssa,. hsh sch9ol educ
implements. hardware or Industrial
small ONCE staff. Must be, good at
detail, able to write. q good letter.
% 70 step into amy Jos SDin IL the she Sranck ScS
whenever nec.;. mechanical back
ground essential; good starting SAL
ary plus many company benefits.
Fog interview appt. phone La,
N; Y. ave. ne. once representative
Will interview on Thurs. and Fri.
MALL TOOL co.
OFFSET PLATEMAKER, At least Z
WE.. depending On length and type
Of experience. Ideal working con-
ditions. Write for interview, stat
ing qualifications. Box 426-R. Star.
PAINTERS, white. cali WI. 7474
between 8 and PM
PAINTERS (whitel. experienced only;
non-drinkers. CAN after Z pm, Oh.
PAINTERS, 1st class sober, steady
work. report ready for work. out
10th st; TO East West hwy, left
IN rear at garages. Ask for Jim.
PAINTERS, PAIN ass ast class Lass only need apply.
PAINTERS, 1st-c1ass, sober men only.
Report to 1421 18th st. NV.
PAINTER, 1st-ciass: inside Job perma-
nent; do not phone. 1927 18th St.
lPAINTERS-Good brush men needed:
report 1880 am. 927 18th st. NV.
PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. part
time. for NV. store; previous expert.
ence as policeman or guard preferred
but not required. Report to per-
sonnel once, HEcHINGER CO.. 18TH
PHAkMACIST, REGISTERED: full time.
good hrs, ard working cond.: many
| company benefits. STANDARD DRUG
! CO.. 1922 14th st. NV. --13
PHARdACIsT-Resistered; for med.
icel clinic; leave provisions. medical
coyeraee; $500 per annnm; EX.
0O07. LII
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For small printing plant: excellent
sss SpIossunss 1or w fstTsa E,ts9 man who
sibiiity, Apply HOTEL STATLER,
Personnel Once. 18th and x sts.
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ADVERTISING
AGENCY SEEKS
BEGINNER

Must be willing to start 90
q messenger to EARN his
chance at o good position
with Washington's largest ad-
vertising agency. Initial work
will. VIII Rs BE- uninspiring; the pay
the opportunity Is genuine
Tor a neat, alert. brisht young
man, who can pull his own
weight while learning his
ABCs. Apply In person to
MI; Foley. KAL, EfiRLICH Is
MERRICK, 314 star Bldg.
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Silver Spring Laboratory

OIIVtr spring LaUUraCUry
vitro Corp. Of America
962 Wayne Ave-, Sill. Spg., Md.
Formerly The Kellex Corp Ill ]
ILLUSTRATOR = Me-
chanical engineering background
exper. in styling and pasting ur
plates for tech. publications pre-
ferred; good pay with consultant en-
gineering company working on Govt
contracts ct Fort Belvoir, Va. Call
MR.. FREEMAN, XII. $3.50. for
appointment. Ill
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HELP MEN
statesmen

sALESMEN--Retail store: experieneed
in camping or footwear; good salary,
permanent position. SURPLUS
SALES CO., 425 10th st. NV. -IS
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AIRLINES NEED
ATTENTION
statesmen

One that viii not be satisfied with
less than $3.50 per week income. No
out-of-town travelling. but Q car IL
essential. Must be willing to work
hard hours a day. We pay SS6 per
week salary for 6-week training pe.
riod. Apply in person.
ROBERTSON'S, INC.
23 Fifteenth st. NE.
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STRUCTURES
ENGINEER

of structural design, rel.
ative to safety factors. efficiency
proper materials. etc. Prepare en-.
gineering design studies, and speci.
fications. Several years exper. IL
and detail design Of structures and
mechanisms.
For further information, phone per.
sonnel dept, 81, 1900,
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HELP MEN

PORTER: hours, 2 to II pm; salary.
PORTER, colored. for downtown ONCE
building. Must be sober, steady
worker; refcrencer. Apply superin-
tendent. Room 2l2. 1917 F st. NV.
PoRTRR-DRIvER for drugstore, good
pay; Nd. chauffeur's license. KEN
SINGTON PHARMACY. 10000 LIN
coin ave, LO. $4,000. Ill
PRESSER, at National Airport; must
be experienced and dependable; easy
work and chance To- make good
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11Ol PENNSYLVANIA. Ave N.W.
COLLECTOR-DRIvER

Alert young man, 1886 years Of age,
neat in appearance and capable OF
meeting the public. for permanent
position making collections on indi-
vidual advertising accounts; 6-day,
40-hr. wk.: must have knowledge OF
city. D. c. driving permit and cleax
driving record. Apply personnel
Room COS: open weekdays. .S:30-6
and Sat-. 9-1. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
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SHOE statesmen

800 WEEK dUARANTEED TO SELL
WOMENS SHOES MUST BE EX-
PERIENCED. APPLY L. E. MAS
SEy SHOES, 606 18th ST. NV.
SHOE statesmen. experienced; sal
ary plus; excellent proposition with
aggressive organization; positions
available in Washington and nearby
Md. and Va. Apply of1ce. 53lS
Baltimore ave.. Hyattsville. Nd.
SHOE Statesmen WANTED for neigh
borhood store in Sc. Washington.
Call MR. ANDERSON, KE. 3-6412,
between 8 am. and 8 pm. Ia
SLIP-COyER CUTTERS, must be exp.
Give full particulars and refs; full
time work. Box 316.H. Star. -l2
exper.; excel. salary. See Mr.. La.
nera, McREYNOLDS PHARMACY,
18th and G sts. NV. Ia
SPOTTER, silk: excellent permanent
position for capable steady sober
man. 1850 per VI. and up. All
applications confidential. Write Box
473-R, Star. -13
STOREROOM MAN. white, expert
enced; middle-aged preferred; to
receive and issue stock; salary.
room and board. Call steward, OIL.
1000. III
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HECHlNIER co.
18th and H sts. NE. Ill
SERVICE MAN for field repair OF
raa major ar appliances aa.s GOOD WORKING ,y
dement's incl, vacation. sick leave,
shsllov pS 4 aE AtiPsf SUPPLY coRp.,. III. III.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
days a week. Apply 100 Maryland
STATION salesman. Apply
in person. KENNEDY'S ESQ STA,
1885 Rockville pike. Montrose. Nd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, lubrication experience. salary
divers % permit. % %RoY's SHELL
SERVICE sRVEsI station HS SSfih HELeER FPsoi colored
must. must be e sxper:. reliable. dasi sober
GENox SeS qGeS %or6R 5ay &C. &c. aE sass cEeBs ken
worth ave-. Bladensburg. Md. Ill
SHOE SALESMAN, young man, % to
35, draft exempt; some exper. neces-
sary; good future for right man: new
store In Rockville. Call MR.. STEIN
BERG. Rockville 3674, after % pm.
SHOE SALESMAN, exper. only; steady
Job. good salary, 3156 Wilson blvd,
Arl.. Va. OK. 2004. ---16
s HOE SALESMAN - Experienced.
steady; excellent opportunity for
right man. Apply MANAGER. 652
Pa. ave. Sc. --16
SHOE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oppor-
tunity for experienced family man
to make profitable connection.
1922 Wisconsin ave. WI. 9697.--15
csTTNTI q Ar mon FT,AT
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statesmen

FULL AND PART TIME
Several permanent positions open at
NV, NE. and VA. stores. Get In
on the ground floor of our proeTes-
sive rapidly growing Organization.
Excellent future for right men
Liberal company benefits. Phone
HECuTMGEp ~
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WE CANNOT PROMISE
YOU A FUTURE

BUT WE CAN FURNISH You WITH
LEADS AND A FANTASTIC SELL
ING PLAN THAT WILL ENABLE
Yow TO EA EAEN FROM $500 TO
soLp ROOFING. STORM WiNDoWS
OR APPLIANCES. DON'T FAIL TO
SEE LOU taft AT 516 H ST. NE.
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GuToMoBILE sALEsMAN-To )

4<sS' \ah naI. ANoeA1' NE. WV.
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN-To sell
eoAsT-IN PONTIAC CO. 4o7 Fsor.
ATfo ~ sTsi sALEsMEN nis; for used car ds dept.
Outstanding opportunity for the
right man. Must have excel. char
and q good sales record. Drinkers
stay away. Mr.. Kennedy. TRNAGLE
MOTORS. 3o10 r. !. ave. ne. DE
AUTO statesmen (2)-New and uesd
cars; work in pleasant section. NV
and Silver. Spring; disqualification
EXCLUSIVES territory; M door s time time: com. n
pensation according to experience
Apply between the hours Of 10 am
and 8 pm, contact Mr.. 6chall,
Bowman Motor Sales
1880 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. 2ooG
AUTO STMONTZER and car wash. Ex-
perience and good references neces-
sary: D. c.. drivers permit; good
salary for right man. Apply 1926
Conn. ave. In person. No phone
BxKER-For SaRHi night work. Yeast good, S
son. som SWoobMooR Voc nHe,e up PASTRY N5Ifs sHoP
10I27 Colesville rd., Silver Spring
BOBTAILERS go. Have openings fol
3 laundry and dry cleaning routes
Apply MAJESTIC LAUNDRY. 510(
BoOKRREPER ocHs1Sa Fl n.e. G Stock control and
perpetual inventory records. some
experience IN statesmen commission
. schedules and other analysis work
would be helpful. Call MRS. LUCE
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MAN with some electrical expert
ence for inside shop work on main
steady and reliable. MODERN
FLOORS. 2431 18th st. NV. Ill
MAN for used car lot; to polish cars,
etc. Must be steady and exper.
Apply In person 4310 r. /. ave-.
Brentwood, Md. -12
duties in factory branch. Some typ
ing. viii consider retired person.
physically fit and capable of lifting
100 pounds. ME. 1880. la
:.
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s. PRTNTER's AssTsTANT

PKtNTEk-Compos ltion makeup and
stone; top wages for good fast man
IDEAL PRINTING CO.. 945 9th st.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16
Brownie Scout News
TROOP NO. 8

Brownie Troop No met last
Thursday at school in Miss Haw-
ley's room. Sixteen Brownies were
present and completed and wrapped
their Mothers Day gifts which had
been started the week before The
balance Of the meeting was spent
in reading an article, "WhO Serves .
the flag salute, and the Brownie
Promise. -,
Brownie Troops 4, ), and > Give
Century Club DOgWOOd Tree
Brownie Troops Numbers 4. 5 and
9 voted in March to participate IN
the project entitled "Plant Ameri-
ca". Since the Century Club has
been SO generous in their support
Of Brownie Scouts for a number Of
wears. it was decided that the tree
or shrub should be planted for their
endowment. BY the time plans
could be completed for this prof
ect. the season for spring planting
of dogwood trees was over for this
section. In order that the project
NAV be completed as planned
leaders of Troops 4, 5 and 8 pur-
chased and had tagged at a locol
Nursery a pink dogwOOd tree, which
will be planted at the Century Club
next fall.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16
Volunteer Firemen
Marched In Parade
At DOUer Wednesday
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Company with best high school
band-Claymont, $10O.
Company with second best high
school band-Laurel, $50.
Best appearing drum majorette-
SeafOrd, $40, Wanda Burris.
Second best appearance drum ma
jorette-ClaymOnt, $40, Judy Evans.
Company making best appearance
with 25 or more in line-Smyrna,
$50.
Company making second best ap-
pearance with 25 or more in line
Claymont, $25.
Company making best appearance
with 10 to "a in line-Salisbury, $35.
Company making second best ap-
pearance with 10 to "a in line
Cheriton, Va, $40.
Company with most men in uni
ClaymOnt, $25.
Company coming longest distance
Cape Charles, Va, $25.
Ladies Auxiliary making best ap-
Holloway Terrace, $50.
Ladies Auxiliary making second
best appearanee-Salisbury, $25.
Ladies Auxiliary with largest
number in line-Centreville, Md.
ISIS.
Ladies Auxiliary coming the long
est characterization, Va, SIS.
On the recommendation of the
judges two special prizes of $5 each
were awarded to two tiny tot"
drum majOrettes marching with
the ClaymOnt Remembrance Sny-
der and Carol Anne Gabriel.
New Officers Elected
Vincent Mariner. New Church,
Va, who was first vice president
during the past year, was elected
president to succeed James T, Will
gus, SelbyvilIe. without opposition.
Other officers elected, also with
out opposition, were: Ernest Lever
age, ChestertOwn, Md, frst vice
president; Capt. Joseph Thomas,
Holloway Terrace, second vice pres
ident; George E. Mayer, EastOn,
Md, secretary (reelected for his
14th consecutive year,, and J. Har-
per Jones, Smyrna, reelected trea-
surer.
Mr.. Mariner, the new president,
has been chief of the New Church,
Va, company since its organization
five years ago and was instrumen-
tai in forming the group. He is in
the soft drink bOttling business.
The auxiliary elected Mrs. Ruth
Nelson, New Church, Va, presi-
dent; Mrs. Louise Singer, Denton
md, first vice president; Mrs. Ber-
tina Carlisle, Holloway Terrace
second vice president, and Mrs
Ruth Williams, Salisbury. Md.
chaplain. 1t also reelected Mrs
gvhelma Sore. Barksley, Va, as sec
retary, and Mrs. Angie Potter, Har'
lringtOn. as treasurer.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16
Playground Benefit
Dance wiz Be Held At
ArROry This EUening
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N~~--N@-~ANN e-~AA AA~HA N8aNN
suming the role generally assign
ed to the men; according to the
Cootie, the women folk are to buy
the tickets, refreshments, etc, and
then, in keeping with the Occa-
sion, request dances of the men.
The men folk 'tis said, are eager
ly looking to the dance in antici-
patton Of being pursued" by the
so-eesled weaker sex.
The gals, however, will have
their inning" Friday evening, as
several special events of surprise
nature, are being arranged for
their enjoyment. Rumor has it that
lovely prizes will be given the la
dies selected as winners of these
events. Door prizes are also to be
awarded. The ladies, incidentally,
are being permitted to wear what
ever they chose, whether it be eve
ming gown, street clOthes-or bath
ing suit; in fact, the dance COM
mittee is telling ticket purchaser
If you've got 'em and you like
'em-Wear EN-"
Dancing and all the other things
that make up the program for this
years Coolies Benefit Dance will
get underway at nine o'clock Fri
day evening. Music will be in the
Dixieland styling of frankie Davis
and His Boys and the popular Cab
aret Style" will prevail.
Several hundred dollars are still
needed to carry the M. G. C.-spOE-
sOred play area project to compile
ton and the Coolies are hoping that
public support Of Fridays benefit
dance will provide part of these
needed funds.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16

Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Parker were their daughter,
Mrs. Melvin Gregg and Mrs. Maine
Gregg, Of near Elkton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Camper Scharch and Mrs.
Nora Mervine, of st. Michaels. Sun
day evening, Mrs Virgie Culver
was a visitor
Mrs. Olivia Willin spent several
days this past week with her son,
Mr.. Thomas Willin and Mrs. will
lin. While there she attended the
Lewes Senior Glass play, on Fri
day n Saturday, Mrs. Willin was
the guest of Mrs. James Cam, in
Newark, Del. She attended the Post
officers Club meeting of the OAR.
Mrs. L. F. Hoch spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. John Will
amson and Mr.. Williamson, of near
Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-16
Succeeds Lewes Woman

Mrs. Nelson, who was first vice
president the past year, succeeds
Mrs. Helen Faust of I.ewes in the
presidency.
Hugh A. Halligan, deputy chief
of the first division of the New
York City fire department, declar-
ed that volunteer fireman is the
highest title that can be bestowed
upon anyone" He said that "love
OF God is first; love of neighbOr is
second. Volunteer firemen serve
because thew love their neighbors.
The convention went on record as
suggesting to host companies that
convention parades be no longer
than one mile; that the number of
men in line to make a company
eligible for prizes. be reduced from
25 to IS, and that there be nine
convention parade judges.