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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
HELP WOMEN

CLERK TYPIsT-Mature age, part
or fun time, convenient hours;
S s9Sni ufTa, real estate ott1ce: EX.
on repaired used clothing previous
experience in clothing. selling or
sewing prsferred; handicapped ac-
c espfed; ME; 594o for Apt .Ttp i
cation. Box 425-S Star. 8
COOK. white: for BEACON RES
TAURANT; with or without room;
good salary; hrs. to suit. TIE. 954I.
COOK, colored, for small restaurant:
must mus l know roasting cast g daywork; no
cos M TIC Oe cLER a2d ex n@ 7part
timel two S-hr days per Wk. CAR
BIER DRUG. Bethesda. OIL. 5425.
C 1ta, Hsf;''t WORK in modern Dry
cleaning plant. white: must be neat
and presentable. Call SH. 1863.
DANCE INSTRUCTORS. personable
people with natural ability, II to
time. See Second Floor Recep-
MURRAY NJ " sfUD t osc' ilo5 conn:
DENTAL l." AssIsrANr-whtte, + Ex-
perienced. excellent working condi-
DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced
preferred; no clerical duties; CIaren-
don, Va, Office. State qualifications,
experience and phone. Box 134-R
DEMONSTRATION. interesting and
challenging demonstration work
with paint materials. color recon-
mendatIons; Applicants preferably
between 30-40 yrs. Of age. Apply
r f1A peEs2 ~ to TIL THE SS I5 WILL
FILE ANALYST. white. Must be
thoroughly exper. in SUBJECT filing
Pleasant surroundings, good salary
5-day week. Excel: oppor. for perma-
n infarv and seyads work PsEsSnal
GE5GRAPHfc soc1EETY. :srd and
R SITS. ne. 8 am. to 4:30 pm.
Position located at headquarters Of
flee, 18th and NJ SITS. NV. %
FILE CLERK. between age 1890,
small office; ,5-day week; salary with
ply THE HOOVER CO. 1906 r.. I.
FILE CLERK-white. Apply J. T..
Thompson, rug dept: No phone calls
B3ERGMANN's LAUNDRY. 6"3- G
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. middleaged
meals. E. CAPITOL PHARMACY. Sth
and E Capito! SITS. ne. )
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored; $3.50 to
l1:30 shift; must have long recent
local ref; $3.50 to start. 1901
GEORGIA ave. NV. e
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored; general
fountain work: ; evenings weekly,
BIO 30. no Sundays. DUPONT
PHARMACY, 1905 Mass. ave. NV.
GENERAL CLERICAL to work in
service department; 40-hour. 5-day
week; excellent company benefits
Apply at once, Mr. McWilliams.
personnel office. SEARS ROEBUCK
" CO, $500 V st. ne.
HOSTESS, white. at Normandy
Farms; must be refined, we'll edu-
Gated, healthy; must live in or
have u,t car; no previous restaurant
Rockville 1864. between $3.50 and
1890 am 4
HOSTESSEs, experienced. over. 81
years old; both early and late shifts
available. Apply Miss Louise, NEP-
TUNE ROOM. 18th and E SITS. NV
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BOOKKEEPER

BOOKKEEPER
Young girl for real esate office. Per.
manent position, 5-day week, goot
working conditions. Sal. to start
S240 per mo. Chance for advance
mem. Please phone Mr.. Carpenter
DI. l411 for interview.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
927 18th st. NV. 4
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE, operator
Burroughs-Permanent position; s.
day. 40-hour week: pleasant work
ing conditions; liberal discount on
purchases; insurance and hospital
ization plan: retirement plan: APP
ply PEOPLES DRUG STORES en-
ployment ONCE. u P st. ne. "a
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST. experienced
for Silver Spring builders Office
To keep double entry books. and
assist in all office details. 5h-day
wk.. salary open. SH. 1918. 4
BOOKKEEPER-T for lse. re-
tail store in Arlington; steady and
pleasant work; aforementioned ONCE:
good salary to qualified person. Call
TF 1000 for appOintment -
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YOUNG MEN
(Whitel

Interested in a career in a
progressive restaurant Or
ganization. We seek young
men capable of supervising.
We offer: Excellent earn
ings; 3-year management
training program; an OPP
portunlty to acquire pro-
feSsional know-how in this
industry; substantial en-
ployment benefits.
We require: Age. 21-30; high
school grad; draft exempt;
2 letters of character refer
ence; desire for response
bilities Write now to Box
194-R. Star.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Permanent position for intelligent,
industrious, dependable girl. UN.
74U0.
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HOSTESS

Excellent earnings. dresses and meals
furnished, paid vacations and sick
leave. group insurance and employe
discounts.
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
Room 200, 134l G St. NV
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK

We have a permanent situation now
open in our Photo-Engravlng De-
partment for a capable woman. pa
80 years of age; S-hour. 5-day
week; starting at 30 am. or
noon; worthwhile company ad-
vantages are available. Apply Per-
sonnet Office, Room sos; open week
days S:30-5 and Saturday 81.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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HELP WOMEN (cont.)

BEAUTY OPERATOR. Call BER-
NARD'S SALON. GE. 025S or GE
BEAUTY SALON working manager
salary and commission. EMILE,
Bo0KK iEnif s knowl-
edge OF. tipping; excellent opportunity
for right person; good starting sal
s aFy Tis TIPS TIPS St nW 81 A As
BOOKKEEPER texperienced): open
ing. for young lady In one of Wash
MAzoR MAsTERP1EcEs. eli 5th
st. NV. a
BOOKKEEPER, experienced: young
woman for real estate and building
firm; pleasant working conditions
in airr:.cooled ONCE, salary. $1,000;
e eaS NC, f i7ad 7f ( ~ n:N:I N$:
3040 $
BOOkKEEPER, recent high school
graduate, experience not necessary
Paid vacations, free hospitaliza lion,
i hMFRTcaN 3 si1RFT 3a. ~ Wee ao
Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS.
BOOKKEEPER or Jr. accountant to
assist public accountant: part time:
permanent; vicinity Takoma Park
ID. C. State experience. age. hrs.
and salary desired. Box l36-R,
SOOKKEEPER, exper. or advanced
accountant student. for large
mortgage banking firm: hrs, 9:l5-5,
5-day wk;: all leave privileges; COM
pany--paid disqualification. See Mrs.
Smith, FREDERICK w. BERENS.
INC, Mortgage Brokers, 1928 K st.
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C ;EIlIs AL, r. dental laboratories;
ff ofI 1i EYs Si n;T pss,-
ton: 5-day, 40-hr. week: pleasant
working conditions; liberal discount
on purchases. insurance and hos
pitalization plan retirement plan;
Apply a,io PEOPLES DRUG STORES
Observation-Disclosures position
open for clerk-typist in accounting
office. Apply auditors office, RIM.
l6s RALEIGH HOTEL, 18th and
Pe sRR T aye; NV.
Apply AZ q y in person. RKo RADIO PIC
TURES. 932 New Jersey ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT-Age 25-4O; must
be accurate on figures: insurance
% efiee Ho GT1v si347t;3n s days lays
CO., No. /. Thomas Circle NV. -
CLERK-TYPIST for direct mail oper-
eXper. unnecessary: day week.
Call DE. $40 for interview. 3
observation-disclosures billing. re-
ouiring accuracy in figure tipping.
Shorthand helpful; 5-day wk.; air
cond. Office. FORMAN BROS. INC,
1850 Oakie st. ne. IS
CLERk-TYPlST,, white, age 1898,
Once 6Ss i0 IA s Established real estate
elk. YPIST-STANDARD BRANDS
INC. maker of Chase g. Sanborn
Coffee, FleischmannS Yeast, and
other nationally known brands, has
typist opening for girl Is to 30
years old: high school graduate
pleasant working conditions. 5-day
week, paid vacation, group insur-
ance. Call LA. $4,000 for interview
CLERK TYPIST-one who wants 10
extra hours for self each week
that's about what you'll save In
travelling to and from D. c.; we have
an excellent opport for you in our
auditing dept, top rate company
benefits, immed. discount on pur-
chases. Apply Personnel Office,
SEARS, ROEBUCK g. CO., $500
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va.
CLERK-TYPIST, for general office
work, The LoFSTRAND COMPANY,
Rockville Gil. -
CLERK-TYPIST. white, age Is ia
30; permanent position with in
surance company: 5-day. 40-hour
week; conditioned Office; paid
vacation. insurance benefits, pleas
ant working conditions. Apply
MISS KLINE, RE. O12S. Il
CLERK-TYPIST, age 21-3O: must be
a good typiSt with some knowledge
shorthand. Good working conds.
Full-time employment. Fmploye
benefits after 3 mos. employment.
Apply personnel Office. MAYFLOWER
HOTEL. Conn. ave. and De Sales st.
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TELEVIsION SERVICE MEN

IEIEV1S1ON SEHV1CE MEN
This is an unusual opportunity for
outside technicians with cars who
want q steady high-salaried job
With a definite u chance for advance &C.
of passing a shop and tield test
Write. giving full information.
covering your schooling. employ
ment and BACKGROUND; All informa-
ton will be held strictly conf1den-
tial. BOX 40S-S, Star.
THEATER MANAGER. experienced
good starting salary for experienced
man. Call Mr.. RUHLD TO $500. be-
TREE EXPERT wanted by established
firm. Steady work and good pay.
Experienced and steady workers
only wanted. DI. 147l ewes. and
TRUCK DRIvER-Top wages to ex-
perienced man able to perform sub
Stantial amount repair maintenance
work. OV. 34l9. )
TRUCK DRIVER, experienced in han
f f9jRS tasRl'S n APRlg cru RfAa
co, 922 Burlington ave-, Silver
TRUCK DRIVER. colored; for de-
liverieS and with some knowledge of
reliable, friendly. sober. and have
clear D. c. driving permit; good pay.
steady work. Apply giving age and
experience to Employment Man
ager, P. o. Box 952, Blair Station,
Silver Spring, Md. -
TRUCK DRIVER, between 81 and IS
years of age; excellent chance for
4s04 Rhode Island ave. HyattS-
Vile Md See MIR. TALBOT, 3
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YOUNG MEN, (2), to learn trade
in photo photographic shop; 5-day
week; good opportunity and starting
pay. Apply No. 10 Virginia ave.
WANTED-An alert young man with
some auto eXper. Excel opportunity
to learn automobile business. with
good opportunity for advancement,
working in service Office See Mr.
CO, 1880 Conn. ave, RE. 7aSs.
FINE OPPORT. for middle-aged man
eXper. in iquor-restaurant; must
have good knowledge of food and
take full responsibility of business;
must be reliable: best city refs. and
stand bond. Box IT'S, Star.
OLD LINE LIFE ms CO. has opening
on large debts; guaranteed salary
and liberal commission. Call MIR.
SPICER, ST. S33U. II
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CLERKS-tWhite). Permanent posi-
lions. Starting at S2,400 Rapid
advancement Excellent surround
ings. 5-day week Liberal vaca-
ton and sick leave. Under 40.
Personal interviews between am
and 4 pm. Personnel Office, MA
T1ONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
3rd and r SITS. ne. Do not tele-
phone
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CASHIER
CASHIER
CASHIER

For ladies speciality shop. One who is
accurate, fast and enjoys working
with figures. Apply in person only
to Mrs. Olson, NUGENTIS, 121o G
ct d
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9TH and E SITS. NV. %
BEAUTICIAN. an-'round; 5-day wk.,
80; LOUISE MOORE BEAUTY
SALON. 1l12 H st. NV. ME. S4lo.
BEAUTICIAN-Good salary and COM
mission mission. "a 500 go. Lee hwy, Falls
BEAiujTiiclASNs,' V Experienced; 5 da,
week; 500 commission; guaranteed
salary: paid vacation. oV. ll34 or
B "a gtERA be fully expe-
iished following ake Shop ea located IN
For appt. call GIL. SS4S. IS
BLAUTICIAN. An-around operator.
to replace beauty operator who is
leaving; excellent business. CHAR
IIOTTES BEAUTY SHOP, SIS King
St, Alexandria. Phone AL. 9506.
Home phone for eyes,, King S-623O.
BEAUTICIAN. experienced. Apply MR..
MACDONALD at 1929 18th st. ne.
BEAUTICIANS wanted for 5 beauty
Apply CARL'S BEAUTY SALON, CO.,
18th st. NV MA. 1918 4
BEAUTY OPERATOR. earn SS5 to
500 per week; salary plus comm.
modern shop, steady position. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS.. l1lC
BEAUTY OPERATORS. experienced
! for beauty shop. Any one with a
| following may apply. Guaranteed
salary and commission. 3453 14th
Of. nv. -
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CLERKS

Young women, 20-35 years of age,
who have pleasant telephone voice
and are capable of handling the
general public; several evenings each
week. SO and Sunday morning.
Apply Personnel Office, Room 5U6,
weekdays, $50 ., and Sat. a-l,
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03
YOUNG MAN, 2O-25

Recent college graduate to train in
all phases of insurance accounting
and underwriting; must be able to
type and operate bookkeeping ma
an expanding general insurance
agency d. 100 Il
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YOUNG MAN

Good opportunity to learn and ad-
vance in finance business with ma
conditions Cali MR.. RICHARDS
at ST.. S100 for appointment. -
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INSURANCE POLICY WRITER for
position with .lge: local agency
Excel. opportunity for advancement
ward Bldg, DI 51s0 3
JEWELRY SALES CLERK, youns
lady. $3.50. for one of Washing
tons finest jewelry stores. Salary
open. Apply in person, SHAH &
SHAH, 6l5 18th st. NV. 5
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KEY-PUNCH OPERATOR
For Remington Rand equipment; eX-
perlenced alphabetical punching
temporary evening work. Apply
Jefferson Davis hwy. Alexandria,
KITCHEN WOMAN. colored. part
Apply DIXIE PIG BARBECUE
Marlboro pike and Benning I'd. Sc.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN for posi-.
ton in medical center; 40-hr. week
age 30-40; salary open. References
required Box 154-S, Star. d
MANAGER for active coat dept. ir
outstanding women's- specially store
must have proven ability; good sal.
AIRY and excellent working conGi
tions. Apply to Mr.. Lipkin at L
MANICURIST. experienced: top sal
airy; day week. Call SH. l".1
MEAT WRAPPER. exper.: self serv
ice: S-hr. day. KAY'S SUPER MAR
KET. 1904 4th st. ne. .
in medical center: 40-hr. week; ae,
1910: salary open. References re
CURED. Box 36-R, Star. g
NURSE. for physicians ONCE; typins
required; state qualifications Ad.
dress Box 3o4-S Star 3
Evening star., 1952-05-10
Attorney Threatens Legal Suit
Against Virginia Form-FilIing

Told of Mr.. Almonds ruling,
Mr.. johnson said he probably
would bring mandamus proceed
ings against the board to force it
to perform its duty-pay him his
back salary.
Defends Boards Authority.
Mr.. Almond. held that the
statute passed by the General
Assembly vests the compensation
board with ample authority to
require the execution and SUBJ
mission Of these forms :" he
said the position taken by the
board .is predicated upon ample
authority"
In his letter to L. Mccarthy
Downs. chairman of the board,
Mr.. Almond indicated he is ready
to defend the State agency's
stand in court. He asked that he
he kept advised of any legal pro-
ceedings brought by Mr.. johnson.
Mr.. johnson said:
Back of it Is the graft OF the
Richmond bureaucracy at getting
control Of local Offices. That's why
I'm not going to bulge. I'm not
going to give one inch. And some
day I'm going to win" /
Evening star., 1952-05-10
Fredericksburg Hospital
To Train Practical Nurses
Special Dlspoteh TO The Stor

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, May
10.-Mary Washington Hospital
will open a school for training
practical nurses this summer to
ease a chronic nursing shortage.
Over 20 women already have
asked to be enrolled in the first
l2-month course slated to start
either July / or September l. Miss
Freda Stoffregan, supervisor of
nurses at the hospital, announced.
A second class is to be started
six months later for colored
traineeS.
Operations of the project for at
least one year was assured this
week after an anonymous con-
tributor offered to cover costs
which could not be raised locally
City and county school boards
have been asked to give one-third
of the money needed. but to date
have not taken action In the
matter:
Evening star., 1952-05-10
President Byrd Injured
In D. E. Traffic Crash

DR.. H. c. Byrd. Maryland Uni
versity president, was injured
slightly yesterday when he was
thrown from an auto in a collision
with another vehicle.
The accident occurred at Third
and F streets S.W. DR.. Byrd, who
was a passenger in car driven
by Warren K. Giese of 7017 Ford
ham court. College Park, was
hurled about 10 feet. He suffered
bruises and was treated at the
university infirmary Mr.. Giese is
an assistant football coach at the
university.
Driver OF the other car, Helene
M. Bell, 28. colored, of ISL
Eighth street NV, was charged
by police with failing to yield
the right Of way.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
Proposal 10 Alter Street
Names in Alexandra Hit

About 300 residents of the Shir-
ley Duke Apartments last night
protested a proposed Alexandria
City Council ordinance to change
street names in the area of Fair
fax County recently annexed by
the city.
The apartment dwellers named
q five-man committee to carry
their protests to the Council at
its meeting Tuesday night. The
ordinance, designed to eliminate
duplicate street names and make
them conform with those of Alex
Iandria, comes up for second read
ing at that time.
Spokesman at the meeting said
the plan to change the street
names would be costly and con-
fusing. One alternate proposal
advanced was that the area be
divided into postal zones.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
Midshipmen Will Visit
European Ports on Cruise
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, May 10.-Units of
Naval Academy and reserve mid
shipmen will visit eight Western
European ports on their training
cruise this summer, the Navy an
nounced yesterday.
- Each of the rs Atlantic Fleet
men-of-war carrying $500 mid
dies will anchor at two ports, first
during the period June 1928 and
later between July and 16.
Ports of call include Bergen,
Norway; Greenock, Scotland;
Bangor and Dublin, Ireland; Tor
quay and Portland, England;
Brest and LIE Havre, France.
After leaving their second port,
the vessels will rendezvous at sea
on July II and steam to the
Caribbean for gunnery exercises.
They will spend two days in
Guantanamo Bay.
About 1900 first (senior) and
third (sophomore) claSsmen will
embark in 10 warships at Annap-
oils, June 7.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
Mrs. Mimi Bolton Wins
Prize With Oil PAINTING

First prize in an art show by
members of the Society of WASH
ington Artists was won by Mrs.
Mimi Du Bois Bolton yesterday
for an oil painting Lost Lake"
Mrs. Bolton, who lives at 3115
Quebec place NV, received $40
and a medal for her work. Col
j. T. Warton. head Of Maryland
University's art department judged
the contest and awarded other
prizes as follows:
Mary Hovnanian, second. for oil
painting, 1.-THE Church; Mary
Ruth Snow, third. oil painting.
"City Nocturne";; Theodore Kane.
fourth, oil painting, April Offer
ing" and Jane Love and Ralphe
De Burgos, honorable mention.
The professional artists group
will hold daily public exhibitions
of the show starting Monday from
IL am. to 5 pm, through June 5
in the Arts Club. 2017 ] street
NV. -.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
Man Gets 15.Year Term
In Essex County Staying
BY the Assoeioied Press

TAPPAHANNOCK, Va, May 10.
Fred D. Roy. 39-year-old saw
mill hand, faced a prison term Of
Is years today after being con-
victed of second degree murder in
the rife Staying of an Essex Coun-
ty storekeeper.
A jury of nine whites and three
Negroes found Roy. colored, guilty
late yesterday after one hour and
20 minutes of deliberation. III
His attorney. Howard Carwile.
was given so days in which to
file an appeal. I
The storekeeper. Thomas H. Lee
lof Kino, was killed the night Of
November % when he stepped out
of his house to try to catch the
person who had fired several shots
through a living room window.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
Prince Georges Heads
Limit Choice 10 7
For Welfare Board

The Prince Georges commits
sioners today appeared ready to
tie a new knot in the tangled af-
fairs Of the County Welfare Board
They adopted a motion in Upper
Marlboro yesterday. which noti-
fed the State Welfare Board that
only appointees of their own
choosing will replace two members
of the county board whose terms
expire May 81.
In that category are c. Norris
Hartman and Mrs. Charles O.
Appleman. The commissioners,
in a letter to the State board
recommended Mrs. Appleman's S
reappointment and certification
of Mrs. Edward J. Nylen to sue
coed Mr.. Hartman.
The State board replied that
1--WE have received other names,
John E. Garner of Upper Marl-
boro and Lawrence s. Mccoy of
Camp Springs"
"We are interested only in
names we submit" the commits
sioners said.
Under procedure used in select
ing welfare board members. the
State passes on the qualifications
of two persons for each vacancy,
but the commissioners have the
final say.
The county heads and the local
welfare board are deadlockec
over the suspension and threat
ened dismissal of Miss E. Susan
Hendricks, the welfare agency's
director. Charges of inefficiency
filed by the County Welfare Boarc
are pending before the State EN-.
lployment Commissioner.
Meanwhile. q five-member com.
mittee named by the county com.
missioners to probe the situation
plans to hold its flrst meeting
Monday.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
MckeIdin Paroles Man
Sentenced for Assault
BY the Assoeiutad Press

ANNAPOLIS. aMd., May TO-
Gov. McKeldin has paroled an
Anne Arundel County colored
man serving a 20-year sentence
for raping, a white woman. the
State House announced yesterday,
Vernon Drumwright, 28, Of Har-
mans, was one of dozen ap-
proved for release under SUPER
vision of the advice Of A. Earl
Shipley, parole director.
The Governor also reduced from
Is to 10 years the sentence Of q
soldier convicted of robbing a Bal
timore filing station in 1949.
Drumwright was 18 when hi
was sentenced on the rape charge
December 13. 1949, in Anne Arun-
del County Circuit Court. Parole
authorities said his age apparent.
ly was q factor in determining the
penalty, which could have beer
death.
Drumwright's application ane
good institutional adjustment
warrant him a chance to adjust
on parole" Mr.. Shipley reported
to the Governor.
Evening star., 1952-05-10
Judge Cuts $500 Award
For Girl Bitten by Dog

Dog-bite injuries suffered by a
Washington schoolgirl were not
serious enough to warrant a
$4,000 jury verdict. a New Jersey
judge decided yesterday.
The jurist. County Judge Leon
Leonard, in Atlantic City, cut the
award granted Meredith Sealfon,
IA, and her father, Irwin Sealfon,
to 1880. Meredith is a student
at Paul Junior High School. Her
father is in the drug manufac-
turing business here. The Seal
fons live at 6221 Twelfth street
NV.
Judge Leanord acted after the
attorney for the defendant as
serted the bites. suffered in At
lantic City last year where the
girl was vacationing, were "only
scratches"
The judge decided the reduced
award was fair "even taking into
consideration the inflated dollar" /"
He gave the Sealfons 10 days in
which to accept the award or have
2 nSw triel. .
Evening star., 1952-05-10
Wicomico Teachers Hit
Reduction in Paw Raise
BY The Assoeioted Press

SALISBURY. May 10.-Wicom-
leo County teachers have chal-
lenged an explanation by the
county commissioners of why they
didn't get a full $500 annual pay
raise.
In a statement, the teachers
took exception yesterday to cost
Of living figures put forth by the
commissioners, who came through
with a $3.50 increase above the
State minimum standard.
The Wicomico County Teachers
Association, which represents most
of the county's white teachers
said the commissioners could still.
grant the $500 boost although the
county heads say it's too late be-
cause the budget has been passed
More than 200 white and Negro
teachers have voted not to renew
their contracts unless the $500 il
granted. So far only II hav'
signed contracts and the Boars
iof Education says it has receivet
l132 contracts unsigned.