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Evening star., 1952-10-12

UERv. STATION ATTENDANTS; must
be exper. and have D. c. drivers
permit. Top salary and comm. hos
Apply w. A. Barber. ESQ SERVICE
CENTER. 10th and Maine ave. s.W.
la
SERVICE STATION MANAGER. ia
work from 2 It'll 10; no Sundays.
must be experienced and sober, good
sal. Also service station attendants
(2); experienced on tires. 0 It'll 9,
no Sundays. good salary. ARM
STRONG MOTORS. INC. 65O3
Georgia ave. NV. IA. 5000. --1S
SEXTON, 40-hr. week. gas furnace.
Ref. FRANCIS ASBURY METH
OD1ST CHURCH. 3146 10th st. NV.
--l2
Evening star., 1952-10-12

WOOL SPOTTER, exp. man, to pro-
duce quality work; steady job, va
esstion sat- r. with pay. SAM BuRKA,
BOY. over Is. to work in dry clean
Apply PREMiER CLEANERS 4
DYERs, rear 633 H ne.
satss s9Sa esses easy Write sen toniaRs na%
NATIONAL, 212 Summer. Boston. :
Ned eid caesSe Of in hanans III
arm Of patent attnys. Salary open. open.
Write fully stating experience. edu-
cational backsround. sgs. salary ex-
MAN. young Intelligent hard worker;
disqualification and retirement in
surance benefits; unlimited oppor-
kensieston' tanisies ao4ai Nd METROPOLITAN aye
sSR@f inenss Ensf to "oss s auto
brake shop, 9o3 N st. NV. -i5
MAN for clerical work and assist
n farm tractor parts dept.; perma-
nenti Veteran training prosram
staiseT. MAfoNEYsM S1s Nj M0Gis iNc or snss Ms
MAN iS 70 TO coLLEcT i;i "Hi SEBrr, su.ran.
teed salary. commission, expense al
1MSwan1sSss &C. and other Dement'S. Phone
MAN to work in paint factory: good
permanent position offered for
steady. reliable worker: age 25 to
40; must have local references. Call
Tu. O500 for interview.
MAN to drive truck and work in
TgsfehGass; gSss p {; spos salary Apply rear
MAN. colored. to work in furniture
repair dept. and general work around
store; driving permit preferred; !;
steady. employment. Apply in per-
son after . am, Monday. Bring
references. 1112 14th st. NV.
MAN, white, 21-36. to work in frozen
food warehouse: good job for steady,
reliable man. Apply AIS 10th st.
s:w: No phone calls.
NAN to earn SEQ week commission
and UP; automatic IRE extin-
.1eas%RsIsy ,u ca
time; exclusive territory: no invest
ment: free samples. Write RED
COMET. INC. Dept. 20-D. Littleton.
MAN for Insulation work; permanent;
exper. not neces., but must be able to
drive trucks. Report ready to work,
4rI;n ;SG gtan am, We zoos No. olebe gd.'
MAN to measure for screens and
AHERETYd f1oaH El9dqTs gRos mqst Nc hsss ago ST. Mr
MAN. single. to take care Of dog
pay. Cali 10. $500. ~
MAN. colored, full time auto me
chanic. knowledge of fender and
body work JO o.r9O0
Evening star., 1952-10-12

MARRIED MAN FOR RE-
SPONSIBLE POSITION
WITH LARGE NATIONAL
DISTRIBUTING ORGANI-
ZATION IN THE VA, D. C.
AREA. SENSATIONAL NEW
INVENTION WHICH is Ma
TIONALLY ADVERTISED
BEHIND A IS - YEAR = OIL
NAME. SOME MECHANI-
CAL APTITUDE HELPFUL
IF YOU ARE AVAILABLE
IMMEDIATELY, SEE EN-
PLOYMENT MGR, 9 TO
II AM, MON. OR TUES.
304 E. MONROE AVE.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
MEN. COLORED

MEN, COLORED
II you have Q very neat appearances
We will teach you . high paying
profession and you can earn $50 Q
day. Apply 1922 18th st. NV. LIST
510or. $40 to 10 am. only. See
YOUNG MAN for auto parts delivery.
thorough knowledse of city. 1xcel-
lent chance for Advancement. See
Mr.. Tolson. COLONIAL OLDSMO-
BILE CO.. 1241 9th st. ne. la
YOUNG MAN, over Is. to start work
In printing ONCE, 4:30 pm. to
1890 am: 5-day wk.; no experi-
ence necessary. Do not apply If you
work or go to school In daytime.
Apply RANSDELL. INC, SO r. /.
YOUNG MEN. Is to "A. single. desir-
ing to learn automotive mechanic
trade; $3.50 pay plan with Huaran-
tee; vacation with pay, group ins.
and other benefits: permanent Job.
PARKWAY MOTORS CO.. NC. 3040
YOU'VE 8 N Gn'M.N MAN. eolored. 70. work K on
soda fountain. 8 to 10. SENATE
PHARMACY. 201 MARYLAND ava. ne.
YOUNG MAN, - TO IS. aecountins
training or Bookkeeping experiences,
for whD|sssls ss, Fest hcSss; Ts 2eYd SAL
" A is -is
Evening star., 1952-10-12
AMBITIOUS MAN

sood rSs maS af
ambition. Business man. civil serv.
ice employe. or teacher needing tc
supplement income given preference
Must own car and be free to wori
early evenings, No parties, can.
applicant will earn $50 to S75 in 8
week. Call OIL: S226 from 10 to z
Evening star., 1952-10-12
MAN
cOLoRED

order filier and psrt-sims si 'ds driver r
Must be sober. steady. honest; perm
position. vacation. sick lenYe: nc
exper. nec.; $40 start. Apply 1011
Z ct. s.w.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
International
Organization

With home factories in Cleveland
Ohio; will interview clean-cut mer
for local factory branch: salary oper
with minimum Of $500 to start. Fol
interview with personnel manager
can RA. 1904, Monday.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
HELP--MEN
$500 MONTHLY

Starting salary for 2
executive-type statesmen
to represent large East
ern corporation. No
travel; sales experience
and ability desired; es-
tablished resident, 25-40
years old, married, capa-
BILE of assuming respon-
sibilities. In requesting
interview, please include
brief personal history
All replies confidential.
BOX 311-G, STAR
Evening star., 1952-10-12
MAN

with some mechanical Background
and sales experience for inside posi-
an, tion as assistant .manassr in nool loo.
sober and reliable. Call TO. $685.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
NOTICE

Of large manufacture
will interview clean-cut men to al
positions in new factory branch IL
Washington: these positions are fol
tnInS tsn h 1pporsuhes ,no 70 sdsance nsT sT
with 1928 minimum figure pei
month; no experience required. II
you are neat. honest. sincere ant
ambitious; car necessary to keep ap.
pointments. arranged by popular ra.
dio program: this is steady employ.
ment and these positions will Soor
be filled. Apply in person to MR.
WILSON. 5511 14th st. n.w.. Mon.
dav. Oct. 13. 2 pm.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
MEN

opportunity. Hardware
and sporting goods store needs youna
man, neat. intelligent and asgres.
sive.. This is NOT Q porter's job
Good salary to the right person
Call AP: 64S1 Sunday between 10
am. and pm.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
BANK employees

BANK EMPLOYEES
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERATOR
sTENoo. AND GENERAL CLERK
Experience preferred but not essen
tial; 6-day week; free life insuI-
ance and retirement plan.
The MunSey Trust Co.
1929 e ct. NV. -13
BEAUTICIAN, eelored; prefer booth
BEAUTICIAN. experienced. salary no
object; hours. 8 to 8. OR. 1171.
BEAUTICIANs ts). salary and COM
mission, 5-day week; call Mrs.
Smith after l o'clock Monday at
Leeshurg Pike. King S-6516.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, top salary. g.
BEHHuTY daH " oGPERAzToRs Ga AZ te' Hohaay for our
Silver Spring and Bethesda salons;
top salary and commission. EMILE,
BOOKKEEPEREGraduate of busi-
ness school, between age Of 25
Bethesda, Md. Permanent position
with opportunity for advancement.
Box 472-L Star. -12
BOOKKEEPER; some exper. in tex
tiles or interior decorating desirable
hut not necessary. Must be capable
Of taking complete charge Of book
keeping system; days; steady. Call
1908.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
NOTICE TO JOE APPLICANTS

NOTICE 10 JOB APPLICANTS
Firms engaged IN interstate COM
mercg or In the production OF
goods for commerce must now pay
at least rs cents an hour and
time and one-half for Overtime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
Laip.. job seekers offered less by
couered firms should notify the
Department OF Labor, telephone
Executive 1890. Extension 1879.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
HELP WoMEN Cont. }

BOOKKKEEPER-SE exper
should include. preparing all. state
ments., Shorthand not too import
responsibility Some SATURDAY morn.
ingS req, Salary open. Reply ii
own handwriting. giving fun intor.
nation about yourself. p. o. Boz
sos. Alexandria. Va. liz
BOOKKEEPER TRAINEE, for &C
counts receivable bookkeeping ma
chine. 40-hour week. $50 per week
Box 320-K. Star. Ia
BOOKKEEPING. TYPING and gen
eraI office work. Permanent posi-
tion, 5-day wk. Pleasant working
conditions, air-conditioned office.
Excel. salary. JOHNSTON & DIXON,
Architects, 1906 East-West hwy,
Bethesda, OIL. 1922. liz
CAMERA SALESWOMEN. ambitious
willing to progress. good salary
benefits. Mr.. Keir, RITZ CAMERA
CENTER. 61S 18th st. NV. lis
CASHIER, for beauty salon: 5-day
40-hour week; good salary, pleasant
working conditions. EMILE. 1S2l
CAsHiERRWExper.. not neces., will
train; 5ha-day wk. pleasant working
conds. Apply MOskIN's. 729 7th
CASHIER for business office in hos.
pital; knowledge Of book mach. help.
full: alternating shifts. 1880 am. tt
hr. wk; sal. and meals. bU. 42aC
Evening star., 1952-10-12

National small loan corp. has open
ing with a future. Opportunity after
good salary, many employee benefits
must be high school graduate. good
appearance and like to deal with
the public. Car essential. For in
terYieN. phone SH R34R Ia
Evening star., 1952-10-12

FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white, expert.
enced; IL noon to s:3O pm. Closed
and vacation. NATIONAL DRUG
CO, 1000 Conn. ave. NV. ---15
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. evenings
ing conditions. DIsTRfcT HEIGHTs
s.e.. Jo. S-Ss44. e1S
FOUNTAIN GIRL-Colored. must bs
.thoroughly experienced on soda and
sandwich block; recent local refer.
enee required; Apply in person.
FRENCH TEACHER. part time; must
oF 81 naSe nANGuAGHEss AASHs sss b sSH00L 81
FRENCH TRANSLATION and typine
in spare time. BOX 329-K. Star. i2s
OFFICE GIRL, dependable. telephone
work. Kennedy RADIO l. nv.
GENERAL 2aSa ALT offICiw n riw wwoRK--conscien-
tious .eirl. expefienced in business.
Good salary offered. For further
HAT CHECK GIRLS Iai, experience
necessary. Apply In person after 6
pm. See Mr.. Cohen, FAN e. BILL 8
RESTAURANT, 1872 Conn. ave.
HOSIERY GIRL AND CASHIER. need
not b. experienced; pleasant work.
ing conditions; salary and COM
missiSp nanaas, for StsfSy pSS1sISn' DS APps
STORE. 1927 Good Hope I'd, Sc.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

MEN 1900 yrs. Of age, time out
door clerical work; no exper. neces-
Sary; 2-yrs. high school; legible
handwritins; 4o-hr. wk.. varied hrs.
mos; free transportation. paid vacs-
ton and sick leave, pension plan.
Also several men available between
Q am. and 9:30 am. weekdays and
Sat. or Sun. eve. for part-timG
ment Once. CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.
$6th and M sts. NV. Take No. so,
Evening star., 1952-10-12

TV SERVICEMAN - Outside calls.
Car furnished. Best pay and work
Conn. ave-. OR. 1900. ia
Tv-RADIO SERVICE MEN-Expe-
rienced; both inside and outside
openings: quality instrument serV-
ice; outside work in better homes.
and cars furn.; very highest wages
perience. FRED WALKER, 26U5
Wilson blvd, Arl, OK. liza.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

SHEET METAL ESTIMATOR-Bettel
than top sal. plus security; proeres.
sive well-estab. firm. Applicant must
have worked with tools. Construc
fleld knowledge essential. GTCHNER
1900 Kendall ne, Wash, D. C. Ia
SHEET METAL MECHANICS-Steady
year-round employment. SOLAR
HEATING CO, 1101 Lee hwy.
Rosslyn. Arlington, Va. IA. 7-4300
sHEET-METAL MECHANICS and
helpers. Apply 2 to am. or to
pm, 1246 Taylor st. NV. -12
must know city and surrounding
area; exper. in electrical supplies
pref; good working hrs. and good
salary. Box 1851. Star. lie
SHIPPING CLERKS, white. for large
wholesale distributor; 5-day wk.,
vacations. etc. Apply 1121 9TH st
Evening star., 1952-10-12

MEN for home improvement
work. Good pay and steady
employment. Call MA. O624
Evening star., 1952-10-12

Government Employees
Do you live in Virginia? You can
earn extra money working ewes. and
all day Saturday. We have openings
Tor men IN super markets. Only
those interested in steady employ
ment need apply.
SHIRLEY FOOD STORES
Once, 4O3 Swami Ave. Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
SHIPPING CLERK

1ge. 1000 concern mas an opening 1oa
a man who is steady. under 40
knows city. not mind long and early
hours; give references; $50 wk. to
start. Reply Box 209-L. Star.
SHOE REPAIRMAN
All around man. excellent pay, steady
Job, good working conditions. Apply
main ONCE. 627 E st. NV. -13
eHOE statesmen WANTED-Expe-
rienced men preferred for family
type trade; good salaries and most
pleasant working conditions Pho ne
MR.. ANDERSON at KE. 6-6412.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced fol-
Juvenile footwear; excellent posi-
tion for thoroush man. Also part.
time help desired. JUNIOR MODE
LOB 14-h st NV. ID
SHOE statesmen, experienced only
need apply: permanent positions,
liberal compensation. YOUNG'S
1905 st. NV lie
Evening star., 1952-10-12
AIRLINE
OPPORTUNITIES

UNITED AIRLINES NEEDS
PASSENGER AGENTS
Young ing men .nascS with nG sood drSLc Spc
contact ability. Age % to %.
who wish to perform pas
senger handling duties at our
airport location NAV apply.
Many employe benefits includ-
Ang free insurance. free trans
portation. retirement income
plan. scale increases, OPP
portunity for Advancement.
Assignments involve shift work
with shift differential pay.
Apply Monday q am. through
) pm, Room 73S. Shoreham
Building. 18th and H Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
YOUNG MAN
YOIJNG MAN

in small print shop; good opportu.
nifty. Call in person. 1924 r st. Nv
Evening star., 1952-10-12
TRUCK DRIVERS
PERMANENT

25-35 yrs. of age: previous
experience as truck driver in
Wash. area: clear driving record
and D. C. drivers permit are re-
physical exam. Apply Personnel,
Room sos; open weekdays. S:30-6
and Sat-. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
I10l Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
CASHIERS
AUTHORIZERS
AND
CLERICAL,

Preferably with dept. store expert
ence. Excellent opportunity. Good
salary and good working conditions.
CENTRAL CHARGE SERVICE. 5l3
11th st. NV, Mr.. Collegeman.
CHECK ROOM GIRL, experienced,
wanted. Apply MISS CREAGEN.
co. Willard Hotel. Full time or
part time. 13s
CLERICAL. experienced, for modern
conditioned furniture store in
Silver Spring, typing necessary,
good pay and hours, pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply in person to
Mrs. Strauss, MAJOR MASTER
PIECES, INC, 911 !th st. NV. i 4
time. 40-hour week; must be adept
at figures. All company benefits. va
cation with nay, opportunity for adj
vancement; will train qualified per-
son; Apply personnel ONCE, SEARS,
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

MEN. GS). white, to distribute circu.
lars. Daily pay, So. Report 2 am
$50 y: y ave. NV.
MEN, 500 and uD per week average
Repeat business plus resular Gus.
toners assures you Of steady regu.
lar income. Excellent opening fol
men. Start on . part-time basii
Il you wish TO prove 70 yoursel1
IL. Full-time Fuller Brush dealers
average $100 and up per week
calling on regular customers by ap-
pointment. Fuller Brush customers
are pleasant, courteous and buy
these famous everyday necessities
regularly. No experience necessary,
an experienced man will train you.
Apply Oil National Press Bldg,
14th and r sts. NV, or call DI.
AIT or DI. 349S. ID
MEN (white), for waterproofing work;
good pay. steady work. j. B. KIRKS
CO., 1918 14th st. NV, HO. 677S;
eyes,. RA. 1886. ID
Evening star., 1952-10-12
CASHIER

For exclusive speciality shop. 5-day
wk. Pleasant surroundings. Good
opportunity. KAPLOWITz. on 18th
bet E and F. NV
Evening star., 1952-10-12
AMBITIOUS
YOUNG MAN

Permanent full-time position
for neat. ambitious man aspir.
ing firm offers Unlimited op-
portunities. Interview 1919
am. 40 p.m... S1O1 echriber
st., Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1952-10-12

Hercules Products Co.
5000 Branch ave. Sc. "A blks
across d. C. line in Md. Just of
Rran,n ave SCI Up
Evening star., 1952-10-12
MAN, PART TIME

MAN, PARI TIME
Pleasant work, mornings only, con-
tacting home owners to arrange
appts. to demonstrate . new home
Improvement. No actual selling
Free transp. Salary and bonus. Ap.
ply Mon. am, CAPITAL SUPPLY
and n sta n .
Evening star., 1952-10-12
hElP--MEN
,TANDARD COFFEE CO

Has opening in Washineton for 8
routemen; must meet following quail.
tfcations: Married. age % to -45
best of references, be able 20 fur.
nish either cash or real estate bond
Excellent pay while training. with
Call ST. 1894 today, 2 to 8 am. fol-
Qnnointmenf IA
Evening star., 1952-10-12
GOVT. EMPLOYEES

Part time. to contact new-home own
serious and can follow simple in
strue:iJns: no selling eXper nee.
Apply n person. 5 to $3.50 Mon. and
TusS ives
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-14
CANADA BUILDS SUB
cATCHERS

OTTAWA - (P) - The Royal
Canadian Navy has set itself the
target of becoming the anti-subma-
Tine expert of the Atlantic Pact Ma
tiOns.
It's ambition is backed by a $50
million dollar shipbuilding program
and a gradual increase in manpow-
er. The pendulum swung heavily
in favor of the submarine at the end
of World War II when "schnOrkel"
apparatus came into service, per
mitting submarines to breathe"
indefinitely underwater. The Wes-
tern powers have been seeking new
anti-submarine devices ever since
aware that Russia is plunging
heavily on modern submarines.
Canada is stalking her aspirations
on a new type of ship, a $5 million
dollar escort vessel, lOw-slung and
of destroyer size. However, the IA
ordered escort vessels still are un-
der construction in seven Canadian
shipyards. The first one won't be
in service until late 1853 or later.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-14

sion plan; more flexible method
OF payments by the State Board of
Education to school districts to
permit obtaining of qualified teach
ers at higher salary, when re-
placements are necessary. She also
listed the controversial fair dis
missal legislative proposal-and
stated that the committee had an
proved the subcommittee repOrt
in the preliminary vote, the final
vote to be taken at the next meet
ing. The proposal provides that
teachers be notified in advance of
dismissal and given an opportun-
ity for hearing before the local
school boards with the possibility
OF appeal to higher authority.
The program, which was in
charge of Joseph d. Thomas, was
in observance of National Educa-
ton Week, sponsored Jointly. in
the nation, by the National Educa-
ton Association, American Legion,
and the National Congress of Par
ents and Teachers.
Other guests of the club includ-
ed Rev. Paul B. Kellogg, Dover;
Ralph L. Swain and c. Polk Spicer,
members of the Georgetown Board
of Education; Hans Buemer, Ma
tional Grange Exchange student,
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-14
No High-BrOw Reading

WACO, Texas - CP - Girls
read the comics first in a newspa-
per and boys the sports page,
librarian found out from a study
of reading habits of Baylor Uni
versity students.
All the students interviewed by
Mrs. L. w. Wood, Baylor lihrar-
ian, claimed to read some of every
section of daily newspapers. She
also found fewer than 1 per cent
of the students spent their spare
time reading such magazines as
Harpers, Atlantic Monthly or Sat
urday Review Of Literature. On the
other hand, True Confessions and
True Story, which rank second and
eighth respectively in national cir
culation, didn't even place in the
Baylor survey.
Among the 20 most popular
books for spare time reading list
ed by those interviewed, Shakes
peare had none. Mickey Spillance.
the new writer of sexy detective
stories, had five.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-14

from Germany, in the local school.
and Mrs. Joseph D. Thomas.
George P. Tidwell, president. pre-
siding, announced the annual train
ing school for officers will be con-
Quoted by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
elect of the Eleventh District James
T. Lynch of Rehoboth. The school
will be held during the afternoon
and evening of November 20. in
Delmar. The Georgetown Kiwanis
Club will provide the program for
an inter-club meeting with the Re-
hoboth Kiwanians in the Avenue
Restaurant, November 26. Rev
William o. Hackett will be in
charge of the program.
The club received a report on
the recent supper served bv the
club to over $50 persons. the pro-
ceeds to be applied to the Under
privileged Children's work of the
club.
The. Town Council of George
town, meeting in the town Offices
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-14
WOODENHAWK
By Mrs. Palmer Lare
Phone Greenwood 1883

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chaff1nch of
Greenwood, we're Sunday afternoon
callers on Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mel
vim. They were also callers on Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer Lare and family
on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Adams spent
the weekend in Drums, Pa, with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Beau
champ are receiving cOngratula-
tiOns on the birth of a fine daugh-
ter, named Carol Ann.
Mrs. Katie Austin of Harrington.
called on her sister, Mrs. Palmer
Lare on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
7. H. Willin of fredericksburg, Mrs.
Myrtle Wheatley and son of near
Oak Grove, and Mr.. Jack Records
of Philadelphia, were Monday af-
ternOon callers.
Miss Bernice Lare was an over
night guest of Miss Ruth Wink on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mack and
children Of Milford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Houston Carroll and daughter were
Washington, D. c., visitors on Sun
day. They also enjoyed viewing the
new Bay Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brittingham
and two children of Laurel. were
Sunday evening callers on her mar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seeby.
Miss Ruth Wink was a Sunday
dinner guest of Miss Bernice Lare.
Mr.. ElwOOd Reed and Miss Lille
Parson were Sunday evening call
erS.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-14

Velma Smith, president of the VFW
Auxiliary and Rodney Rust, Vice
Commander of Raymond Reynolds
Post, VFW.
A feature of the entertainment
program was Lester Howard of
Seatord who played selections on
Hammond electric organ during
the evening and also gave re-
quest program. Miss Gail Forest
also OF SeafOrd, was the soloist
and presented several vocal num-
bers. Both Mr.. Howard and Miss
Forest are radio artists on WBOC.
Mrs. Paul B. Kellogg of Dover
chairman of the Unified School
Legislation Committee, speaking
before the Georgetown Kiwanis
Club this week, described the make
up OF the committee which com
prises representatives from some
30 to 40 organizations of the state.
interested in schools. She explain
ed the methods by which the COM
mittee operates and discussed some
proposed legislation concerning
schools in the state. The sneaker
pointed cut that since "9196 of
school support comes from the
state, the committee operates on a
statewide basis" 1t has been in
existence about or 6 years and
was organized after a realization
of the need for more teachers. bet-
ter salaries and more buildings.
Mrs. Kellogg explained that pro-
posed matters for study NAV he
presented by representatives of
any organization in the committee
Such proposals are referred to
subcommittee for study and re-
port. A three-fOurths majority of
the whole committee is necessary
for preliminary approval, and fol-
lowing approval by members or
ganiZatiOns, the final vote of the
committee also requires a three
fOurths majority for recommenda-
ton. Such recommendation are
then sent to the State Board of Ed
ucatiOn which attempts to advise
on action within one month.
Listed among proposals cOnsid-
cred by the committee were: Unit
ALLEGATION for payment of other
school expenses; favOring cOntin-
uance of and a slight increase in
amount and fieXibilitN of care for
smaller schools; favOring the equal
izatiOn formula in the state share
in the building program; the dis
trict reorganization plan, permis-
sive in scope; state support for
kindergarten teachers where the
district supplies the facilities; sal
airy increases for school personnel,
including administrative personnel
not covered in other increases; i'm
pr0venents in the Teachers Pen
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-14

on Tuesday night. passed an ordi-
nance defining the rules pertaining
to garbage and trash collections.
which provides all garbage shall be
wrapped and tied and kept in a
metal container with lid. The or
dinance also calls for newspapers
and cardboard cartons to be tied in
bundles, weight not to exceed so
pounds.
A report was received from the
committee working on amendments
to the Charter and discussion OF
some proposed amendments were
heard. The committee on amend
ments comprises Lawrence G. Ell
lott, attorney and Charles Short
and Edwin o. Pepper, members Of
the Council.
A building permit to erect a two
car garage was issued to Francis
Short. The meeting was the regu-
lar Council meeting which was de-
ferred from last week because of
the election.