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PAINTING CoNTRACToR-commer-
Cial and residential; satisfactory for
70 yrs: MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. 6-97O3
fAINTING. PAPERNG. interior, ex-
terlor. For free estimates, call JU
214SI9 or JU. 9-477I after 3. go
rAiNTING, paperhanging; reliable
Mnlte mechanics; prompt service.
MR. R1DENoUR. DU. 1898.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING, var.
nlshing and general repair work.
RESIDENTIAL and commercial. Ali
white mechanics. Call r. w. SMITH,
~. 7-6412. ST. 3-9112. Free esti-
mates cheerfully given.
PAINTING, int, ext; water proof
ing; gen. repairs: roof coating; free
estimates. TU. 2-l327. ilS
PAINTING, exterior. interior. Gen.
repairs; roof and gutter work. own
swinging scaffold up to 10 stories.
commercial work, day or night.
Free estimates. EX. 1851. TATE.
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Sss4s t0F less a5ag than AIs,SmS I, D1,ce go LU
BABY CARRIAGE-Excel. cond.; best
offer. Call DE. 2-0S66. 10
BABY CRIB and mattress. $50; stroll
ler; both good cond.; So or best
offer. OIL. 2-S416. 10
BABY CRIB and carriage special
(new); some discontinued models.
Carriages from $12.95; cribs from
S16.95. StrollerS from S6.95; high
chairs from $S95; playpens from
S9.95. One of the largest selection
of juvenile furniture and toys in
the area! NATIONAL BABY SHOP,
2461 18th st. NV, op. Ambassador
Theater. Open daily, Mon. and Fri.
BABY FURN.-Storkline chifiorobe.
crib mattress, $40 for both. RA,
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AElP-W0AEN
FOUNTAIN GIRLS excel. salary and
hours: Meals furn. 1886 Conn. ave,
WO R.RR00 ~''
General Office Assistant

General Office Assistant
Will train high school graduate for
general front office work: interest,"
ing work with future. Apply in
person. am. to- ! pm. only.
HOTEL STRATFORD, 25 E st. NV.
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATORS-Lge.
national concern has opening, for
hrs. 8 am. to 4:30 pm, Mon.
Fri. No Sat. Good working cond
regular vacation plan and other
benefits. Apply in person. 1905 H
st. NV. or phone MA, S.S2O6 for
appointment. Iii
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OpOT CSW6dr O6DC. MSr.
Top salary, employees dement's. Ap-
ply Mrs. Daniels, MORTON'S. 427
7th st. NV. 10
STENOGRAPHER wanted by steel
fabricator; knowledge of bookkeep-
4 CEMENT CO, 303l K st. NV. IS
STEN0GRAPHER, knowledge Of
bookkeeping; with exclusive por-
trait and news photo studio; inter
esting position for experienced in
manent; with excellent future
CHASE STUDIOS. LTD, 1904 NJ
st. NV. Dl. 7-49O0. 10
STENOGRAPHER and switchboard
telephone operator for est. real
estate and insurance firm. Hours
9-5S. 6eday wk. Reply to Box
STENOGRAPHER for credit dept. of
wholesale electrical appliance firm
in ne. Wash. Knowledge bookkeep-
ing helpful. 5-day wk.. 5000.
Excellent opportunity for right per-
son. Call MR.. TURNER, LA. 6-55OO,
Mon. 10
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BABY FURNITURE

Rhode Island ave. ne.
BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT-10
booths, complete. 1741 Conn. ave.
HO. 2-6440. p
BED, double, and bureau; small din
ing table, chairs, walnut; dish
closet, lamps, etc. Call KE. SOTO.
type, with metal
supporters; brand-new, peri. eond.;
sacrifice. After 8 pm, Mon. OIL
4-0593. 10
sofa hide-a-beds, with
mattresses; like new; 500 each.
Call AID. 10000. 10
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COLORED-JANTTOR AND HANDY.
MAN. for COOP. ant. house; nom
drinker; S-hr.. 6-day wk: eood sal
ary. Apply MGR, 2540 Mass. ave.
NV. 10
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LADY to do bookkeeping, tipping,
sition, pleasant working Conditions,
a1r-conditioned office; excellent sal
ary: BETH-MONT SURGICAL SUP
PLY CO., 461O East-West hwy, Be-
thesda. OIL. 4-62O0. 10
WOMAN for grill work; neat, pleas
ant personality: short hours, good
pay. Apply in person, 232 E Capi-
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unusual opportunity
$500 monthly plus bonus. drawing
account. and transportation. we
will train 3 young ladies, 1925, to
Work in Denver, Northwest and
California. No experience neces-
Sary,, See MIR. TRUMAN. Parkside
Hotel. IL to 8. No phone calls.
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Turret Lathe Operator

l 4uTCGC AdGIlG OpGI dLO1
Man familiar with ,setup, TouEhinE
and finishing operations on Warner
planned advancement on merit;
paid vacation, sick leave. paid hos
pitalization. Call
Airtronic Research, Inc.
OIL. 4-1616 10
~ sERVICEMAN. part time. ewes;
outside exper.; good pay. II. 4--OO4S,
PENN TV CO.. 9OS 18th st. Sc,
~ TECHNICIANs. part time and eve,
Gco65E1.; Apply DD. GE GENPRAL aRfl1, TV' 6qa3
~ TEcHNICIAN ESSpandinE firm m
open. LU. 4-5693 after pm.
weekdays, all day Sunday. III
TYPIST. capable of taking news by
telephone. Apply THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS, $50 Star Building. -S
WATERS AND MATTRESSES; col;
LaPlata 5672 all-day or LU. 1-574 As
from $50 to 1890 am. Ask for
WAsHlMAN-Experienced for laun-
dry; good salary to qualified man;
LAUNDRY. 800 Addison Chapel I'd.
WATCH REPAIRMAN. Young, with
watch repair. experience; pawn
broker. exper. helpful. Excel; oppor.
to make money and build business
for self. Call Mr.. HARRY C. LEW
rs. RE. 1865. 10
WOOL PRESSER. exper. steady work.
NORMAN TAILORs, 963 Bonifsnt
NAN to work as estimator for or
namental iron works. Some draft
ing knowledge Call JE. 4-3737.
NAN FOR sUPERMARKET with good
Who xhS~sGs cSn h.fp in msa oth.E eu departments @
Good salary for right man Gail
MEN WASTED te,. white. age 80 5 to
65, as ticket takers or attendants
at Glen Echo Park: sal. $50 per
wk.. work Z days. opening to close.
Apply in person only, park once
Glen Echo, Nd. 3
MEN-PART TIME
Earn S25-S4os ewes. per vk:; car;
white, 21-29; servicemen considered
pSOa Penna AnnlV Fri.
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ADDITIONS
Repairs. cellar to roof. and business
RoBTT. STe5i Goiop52ASNt.' rs wo. eSOssa s.asss. stmS
ATTICS FINISHED, domer windows,
porches inclosed. recreation roomss
and stairwsys. Commercial or resi-
pH p4H,2a491. J. E HENDRIGKS;,
fTfte Sriss TFaAtGeEHIEE9N1finE FAGHENf ssStSne glass
walls. chimneyS, steps
walks. all repairs, etc; 1st-class
workmanship; after s, No. s-ss1s.
BUILDING and. general rsmodeline
I.aWIrScp yTS; IS pay % for sepsirs' soaGs' Cali MR.
BGfEDfNGc. BGHfEMTNGGci REMoDEIfNG$, No sIfSS$ repairing
sE1s4 ssaEEpentry; y.1 brick, cement work. NO.
BUILDING. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ton. ton rooms; side porches inGosed.
BAiNEs. J6. 5-4s22 S'Ven' 10 1HaN
CABINET MAKING-Furniture re-
pair and refinishing; custom furni-
ture and f1xtures; furniture experts.
Newly sss established 4'Ii sst1 At 6so4 Georgia
recreation rms. and
other small repair work. Call DEWEY
BARNETT. Ii. 7-523O. ID
CARPENTRY, remodeling, repairs
and cabinet work; general contract
ing. JU. S-4736 Ia
CARPENTRY-Comp line of car
pentry repairs, roofing. recreation
rms. AL work guaranteed. 10. s.
CARPENTRY. ALTERATIONS, re-
pairs, remodeling. old and new work.
MR.. SMITH. ia. 7-5527 any time.
CARPENTRY. PAINTING, roof re-
pairs, concrete: no job too small.
CHARLES W. THOMAS. HO. 2-9361.
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
raZor-kleened or no charge ROTO-
ROOTERS. Phone RA. 6-SSSS. any
day any night.
CONCRETE PATIOS, driveWays,
porches, speciality: free estimates.
HAK1M ENTERPRISES. AP. 7-2398.
DRIyEWAYS. porches. cellars. steps
built or repaired. Call weekdays
after 8. all day Sun. TU. $1,000,
FENCE-Galvanized chain link: ali
posts in concrete; immediate cree.
tion. Get the best for less; no down
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
II IL 4z45ss; 9S; evenings and Sunday.
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HELP MEN (cont.I
SERVICE STATION MGI

SERVICE STATION MGR.
Experienced operator wanted to take
complete charge Of recently mod
ernized service station; grand open
ing soon; GOOD guaranteed salary
1ation,. insurance and uniform CO.
operation. Only. completely exper.
individual capable Of assuming full
Essporsi6ilitg win be conSIdeTsd G,I
own business without risk or in
swing complete BACKGROUND in
eIudinE age; relision' marital status
6HIPPING CLERK-Must be high
school grad. and must be familiar
with the WASHINGTON metropolitan
cEMENT CO.. 303l x st. NV. IS
BHoEMAN, exper.; excel. starting
salary plus commissions. also Satur-
day extras, Apply MR.. KAY, 1927
SaoofEo SALESMAN. SALE experienced; SAL
ary plus commission; full time en-
ploy. A. s. BECK 1915 st. NV
SHOE SALESMAN, part time for
excellent salary plus commission.
MCBRIDE. 700 H st. ne. S
SHOE SALESMAN. excellent position
for thorouEhly experienced man, OIL.
SHOE Observation-Disclosures. for
evenings and Sat. Apply JOSEPH
DE YOUNG, 1926 F st. NV. or
4124 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va. IS
SHOE SHINE BOYS. Please apply in
person, BLUE FLAME VALET SHOP.
SR. AUDITOR-INTERNAL
Audit, maintain and revise account
ing systems and procedures in lge.
retail organization; degree and
under 40 yrs; salary commensurate
with experience and Advancement
based on ability; permanent posi-
ton; numerous employe benefits.
Write to Box 447-C, Star. IS
6POTTERS, experienced on silk and
wool. must be good and energetic
Excellent salary. Apply ready for
work. & K CLEANERS. o09 9th
SPOTTER
Wool or silk steady Job. Call MR..
PEEI FIR DII S-1412 q
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WOMAN

To work in tailor shop Of fine mems
wear store. Duties involve exam
lining finished clothing and some
clerical work. Good salary, day
light air-cond. shop.
APPLY MR.. MANCINI
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ
1409 G ST. NV,
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APPLIANCES

Mothers Day clearance sale-New,
1858, A-h.p. air conditioner; res,
S379.95; spec, $266. New. 1858,
12-cu.-ft. refgr.: reg, $399.95;
spec, S2sS. New Westinghouse
$1SS. New, 1858, swivel-top can
mister vacuum cleaner: reg, S69.95;
spec. $40. New Toastmaster, GE
and Sunbeam toasters at wholesale.
1858 TV at special prices. Open
Sun. 10 am. to IL noon. A. g. A.
RA 3-33l5 10
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MEN

And only those men interested in an
opportunity to make in excess of
$4,000 year, need reply. Re-
QuirementS are neat appearance, am
bition and the ability to stand on
your own and work a plan locally
that is being used successfully all
over the nation. For appointment
only, phone JU. 5-2422. day or eve
nings.
YOUNG MAN, high school graduate
alert, dependable. to act as errand
boy and once helper: must have own
G neTmanent @ ,oS eo cali lyAs ov s-I3ao ca ef foi
appointment. ATLANTIC RE-
STARCH CORP. Alexandria. Va.
YOUNG MAN. white: 25 to 35: able
to type. check. handle freight, as
sist manager. MUTUAL POOL CAR
AGENCY. 1st and Eye sts. Sc.
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HELP-W0MEN

KEEPER-TYPiST: some basis inoWi-
edge Of bookkeeping required; will
train to operate bookkeeping ma
chine: insurance and disqualification
benefits; 5-day, 35-hr. week; per
BEAUTiCIANs, exper.; top salary,
commissions. CARL'S BEAUTY SA-
LON, 18th and r stS. NV, over
Peoples. 12"
Evening star., 1953-05-08

Chlldren'S Dept. Mgr.
For store in Silver Spring area; top
salary. Box 496-G. Star. 10
CIGAR-DRUG CLERK. must be ex-
per. nights and every other Sun.
MACARTHUR DRUG, EN-. 3-44OO.
CIGAR CLERK -CASHIER-Day work.
WASHINGTON CIRCLE DRUGS,
243O Pa. ave. NV. Elk. 3-1904.
white. experienced, for dry
cleaning counter and assembly work;
hours. 500 to 8; good salary. THE
MELODY CLEANERS, S2S 18th St.
NV %
PLANT. Experience preferred. but
not necessary. Good pay. Inquire
WESTOVER CLEANERS. 1851 N.
Wash, blvd, Arlington. Va. KE.
CLERKS ta). receptionist-typist and
accts, payable-payroll for home
oftice OF growing construction or
Ranization. Near Walter Reed Hos
pital. Give refs. eXper. and salary
requirements. Box 56-G. Star.
CLERK. insurance ONCE: must like
to work with figures and do detail
work; pleasant working conds S15
9TH st. NV. MA. S-03S2. 3
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CLERK
RECORD DEPT

YounE woman. 21-30 yrs. Of age. who
IS accurate and accustomed to work.
ing with details, for permanent posi-
tion IN our record dept; 5-day, 40
hour week. Must work 2 out Of 3
week ends Apply personnel Room
sos: open weekdays. S:3O-5 and
Sat. 81. No prone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
CLERK -TYPIST. white. under 35.
for permanent position with insur-
ence CO &: small pleasant ONCE: paid
E vacation: retirement benefits. 1925
CLERK-TYPisT,,' ii ISL IS physically a; hand,.
capped preferred; statistical typing
and record keeping, in bookkeeping
office. Neatness and accuracy es-
sential. 5-day wk., good working
conditions. Apply 1918 New Hamp.
ave. NV. t21st and M n.wD 0 to 12
am. Monday through Friday. .
knowledge Of credit
business preferred but not essential.
FREED's OPTICAL OFFICE, 727 7th
CIERK-TYPIsT. under 80, accurate
with figures. for circulation records
dept, newspaper office; 5-day wk..
vacation. insurance, disqualification,
advancement. CO. 5-1014. .
CLERK-TYPIS
Interesting opening for typist in
casualty claims dept; 5-day Tk,; !;
s%pOse ssnets SnpSS SSOdM shanss lRr
ING. 612 Woodward Bldg. 18th
and H SITS. NV. III
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THE EVENING STAR

IIUI FEnn. ave. NV.
BAKERY SALES CLERK
Bethesda and HyattsVille, Day shifts
GOOD pay; plus meals and uniforms
APPLY HOT sHoPpEs, INC.
Room 200. 1341 G st. NV.
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ASSISTANT
CASHIER

Young woman 22-3S yrs. of age. neat
IN appearance. courteous. and cap
able OF dealing with the public
Should be familiar with the prin.
ciples Of bookkeeping. Some expe.
rience Is required, Permanent posi-
ton; 5-day 40-hr. week. Apply
Personnel Room sos: open week
days 6:30-6 and Sat. 9-1. No
Evening star., 1953-05-08
STENOGRAPHER

Young woman. 21-3S years of age,
for permanent position in our credit
operations. Reasonable shorthand
experience desirable. 5-day, 4O-hr.
week. Apply Personnel, Room 605;
open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 81
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PENN, AVE. NV.
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CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Under rs, with pleasant personality.
to answer telephone and direct in
quirles; permanent. Apply Mon
EANd1A9Es dsT Is e 5 s5RlITf sss fh scHooL Sc OF
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, part
Cali MR.. sAURIOL. from Q m.
COOK. colored: $40 wk. to start:
meals and uniforms. Apply 1907
18th st. NV. -S
COOK WANTED
1895 Hppy SalsF az Del 0fm RRo afe REsTAGRANf
CChsr!ottss Hall Md. Mechanicsyille
COSMETIC-DRUG CLERKS (2l. ex-
perienced only: references required:
1880 am. to 4 pm. and 1880 a.mS
to Pm; closed Sun; and holidays.
NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn.
COUNTER CLERK - Exper. in dry
cleaning to work part-time. Good
salary and hours. Refs. Apply in
person. 633 F st: NV: 8
DOCTORS ASSISTANT - Thursday
afssra9Sns aos a9Sna. only; gtsI beginning pm
niger dexteri.y a1d sTtistis e style sense. aiSa
hght sitting work: no lifting. apply
COOP WILL INDUSTRIES. 1918
New Hamp. ave. ". t21st and NJ
n.w1 2 to '2 m. Mon. thru Fri,
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK white
only. part time: only exper. need
apply. Call MR.. WITT. RA. 3-7445.
-...-.. Ia
Evening star., 1953-05-08
HELP-DoMESTIc
RARY CARE

LADY. WHITE OR COL
ORED. TAKE COMPLETE CHARGE
OF INFANT; SOME LIGHT HOUSE
WORK. SLEEP IN. SALARY OPEN
GIVE REFERENCES IN REPLY. BOX
291-G, STAR.
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SECRETARIES

Immediate vacancies in established
engineering organization. for ex.
perienced secretaries; 5-day, 45-hr
wk., time and one-half for overtime.
For further information and per-
Sonal interview. please phone JU
$1,000. Personnel Dept.
VITRO CORP. OF AMERICA
962 Wayne Ave, Silver Spring. Md
SECRETARY-TYPIST; admin. law
ONCE 5-day week. $3.50. Starting
salary. $1,000. Write qualifica tions
to Box 373-G, Star. 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tional organization establishing
business office on Wisconsin ave,
permonent position. Interesting
work. Parking facilities. Phone
Emerson 2-7720. 9 am. to 5 pm,
Mon. through Friday 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
only. General ONCE du-
ties. receptionist, filing. Permanent
position. 5-day week. salary from
$1,000 depending on ability. Apply
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA. SANI-
TATION AUTHORITY, 113 North
st. Asaph ST., Alex, Va. May 18th
and after. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-08

Secretary-S -Stenographer
Between 25 and 40. Work for Gen.
eral Manager. Private, air-con-
ditioned once. Permanent position
Excel. starting salary plus lunch.
Insurance benefits after 3 months.
Apply between 3 and 8 pm. except
napolis. 11th and 18th on H NV.
Evening star., 1953-05-08
BEDS, GOVT SURPLUS

Army double bunk beds. Sl7.9o (mat-
tresses extra). Solid oak and maple
single beds. coil springs and inner
spring matt. Sol.95 complete; 80
In. width Wave folding beds. S9.95;
Army 1907 wool O.D. blankets;
S2.95. N FRANK g. SON, Ara 3rd
st. NV. EX. 3-S974.
BEDROOM SUITE, mod. blond. s.
pieces. 500. Also wal van, bench
= 9x12 fiber rugs. JU. 5-l677;
BEDRM. SET; l!y; rm. set, dlnette
set; mos. old; like new: S400, best
offer; transferred. 10. 3-0676. 10
BEER COOLER, counter. used: good
cond.; cheap. NORTON BANNER
BENCH SAW-Sears, No. so; one car
bide and one combination saw; ad-
Unstable bench; used very little, with
motor; SIS. KE. S-656S.. 10"
h.p.. hieh-pressure
steam boiler. in operation; good con-
dition. OIL. 2-1152. .
BOOKCASE AND DESK
Colonial handmade secretary. very
food cond.; no reas. ofier refused
22n0 lAfk ct Ant 40 In
Evening star., 1953-05-08
YOUNG MAN

White or ,colored. to do clerical work
IN IN retail store. Good opportunity.
steady position. Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO., 7O3 9TH st. NV
Evening star., 1953-05-08

FamouS brands, reg. Sl39. .ob; 0aIo
price. SS9: 80. Open ewes. IA. 7-7722.
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER, 6s5
N. Glebe I'd, Arl. Va
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. guas. home remodeling.
HAMILTON coNTR.. D1. 7-e71i:
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS and re-
pairs; commercial or residential.
Free estimates. WA. 7-7l86. al
ADDITIONS; alterations; porches in
Terms. Lo. 4-6577. HA. 2-S985.
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Colonial handmade secretary. very
$500 14th st. NV, Apt. liz. 10
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Evening Star Building
I'M napn0 Ava N w

TRUCK DRIVERS, reliable. sober.
must know city and vicinity. Good
pay. Inquire in person alley of 3710
Georgia ave. City delivery service.
TRUCK SALESMAN, for dependable
Dodge trucks; pay plan open for
liberal proposition in setting UP
trucks sales dept. 23-yr. Arm: ex-
eel. service reputation. FALLS
CHURCH MOTORS (Dodge-Ply.
mNSth Tss hwgj go Fsls a "eShaRssOn chuasS va a.
Phone JE. 2.24OO. .
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28
Safety Council Notes


Well, boys and girls, the school
bells will soon be ringing and the
classes together again! It's kind
Of exciting isn't it? looking
forward to seeing all your friends
and classmates again. Yes, Sep
tember is "back to school, month
for boys and girls everywhere.
And here's some pretty sound
advice from the Delaware Safety
Council for you to take along with
you to your classroom. In the first
place, learn the safest way to and
from school and follow that route
every day. When you are walking,
be sure to stop at the curb, look
both ways and for turning traffic
before you cross. Cross streets
only at crOsswalks, too. And walk
don't run across the street. Obey
traffic officers, school crossing
guards, school safety patrols, and
all traffic signs and signals along
the way If you ride your bike
to school remember this, follow all
regular traffic rules and hand sig
nails for motorists when you are
riding your bicycle. If you are
walking where there are no
sidewalks, be sure to walk on the
left side of the road, facing oncOm-
ing traffic. The Council says that
readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic are
not the only things you must learn
/. You should also learn your
ABC's Of safety and always be
careful.
Here's a word to the motorists
to be dOubly watchful for school
children until the years routine
of safety is well established again.
While most drivers are Mortified
at the idea of hurting a child, the
Safety Council nevertheless ranked
thOughtlessness on the drivers
part as the chief cause of the high
annual toll of young traffic acci-
dent victims. Traffic kills more
than 1000 children under Is years
of age annually. Don't let school
bells sound the death knell for
YOUR CHILD. Let a small tot
with first grade reader under his
arm be a human caution sign.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28
BRl1lAN's TOURIST REPORT

LONDON (P-How does the
average American tourist spend his
cash i'm Britain? The British travel
association estimates that As cents
of every dollar goes to hotels and
food; 20 cents on inland transport
and is cents on entertainment.
Such things as clothes and SOU
venirs take up the rest
Britian's earnings from all over
seas visitors in 1852 were about
1920, 900. 900, the association estim-
ates. This was nearly 30 per cent
more than 1851 and it is expected
that 1853 will set an all-time rec
ord. Tourists are still Britian's
biggest source of dollars.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28
STOLEN" FLOWERS WIN

SEDALIA, Mo. - (P) - Mrs.
Oscar Pagan didn't think her flow
ers were pretty enough to enter
in the annual Sedalia Rose Society.
Her friends disagreed, slipped into
her garden, shipped some blossoms
and entered them in her name.
The entries took the gold and sill
yer awards, the two top prizes of
the show.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28
A DOCS HERITAGE

PLACERVILLE, Calf. -(P- A
poor dog was taken in by sympa-
thetic neighbOrs after the death of
his owner, Mrs. Marguerite Morgan.
Later it was learned Mrs. Nor
gan has bequeathed $4,000 to her
Cairn TERROR, Chief Dhu Jon.
In dispOsing of Mrs. MoTgan's
estate, Superior Judge Thomas
Maui gave custody Of the dOg-no
longer poor-to the neighbOrs, Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Allen.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28
Kent Home Doines

Have you been thinking about
fall clothes, AS soon as summer
comes to an end, women start to
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-28

plan wardrObes
for fall and win
ter.
This year, as
in the last few
years, there are
lots of beautiful
new fabrics and
finishes on the
market-both in
r e a d y = m a d e
dress and yard
goods. Dark cot
tons are popular
for late summer
and for fall
and they are
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Look At The Labels
Especially with these new fab
RIGS and finishes, it is important to
look at the label before you buy
and to follow it's advice when you
care for the garment. Some new
fabrics, for example, should be
washed only by hand, while others
need to be washed very thorough
ly to remove dirt. If you have
trouble remembering the care
which garments need, try saving
the labels in a file box, kept in
your laundry. You could use a box
similar to your recipe file. Be sure
to write on the tag a description
of the garment, such as "pleated
blue skirt" or tailored white ny
Ion blouse. You will be glad later
that you did this when the garment
was new.
Use Accessories Wisely
Accessories are an important
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part of any outfit. Your aecesso-
ries should add interest and they
should blend with the color of
your outfit. It is wise for you to
select a few well chosen accesso-
ries which are in scale with your
size. Select accessories to agree
with your dress in character, to
make your costume unit, and to
suit the occasion. It is important
that they harmOnize with each
other, be attractive, and be suit
able for your age. The way you
wear your accessories reflects
your personal taste and personali-
ty.
Stocking Information
Many women who do not wear
stockings often during the summer
will be purchasing them soon to
wear in the fall. Last spring /
gave you some information on
denier and gauge of hosiery, and
several women have told me that
this helped them when they pur-
chased hosiery. In brief, this is it.:
The terms denier and gauge refer
to two different things, and some
times they are not clear to the
consumer. Gauge refers to the
number of stitches per inch; thus,
the higher the gauge, the finer and
stronger the construction of the
stocking. Denier refers to the size
OF thread, and therefore to the
sheerness of the stocking. The
lower the denier, the sheerer the
stockings.
If you remember this infOrma-
tiOn, you will be able to tell more
about the hosiery you are buying
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