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CLERK

Temporary. are is 70 as. white. Scl
2 or 8 months work: opening Aiac
sortine mail. dting cards. etc; NJ
typingf t1th-sr1de education anc
recent work experiences desired: p.w
wnShineton Iocations hours q n
4 45; $44. Start at 0nce. In kepiy
mention telephoue uam6er. Wfitt
p o. BOX 30t6, Wasntngton, y. G
CLERK RECEP1lONfsT. for Ari
store On Wilson blvd. Ycune LADY
white, no previous .cxper. necessary
aotae typine. Excel tqb; o-day vi
Open at 10 CO. 6-90Dg. ---xs
cLERK-IyfIsI, Z, s-day week. r
CROFT CONSTRUCTION corr;
ctsas ftislSg t-is's II 9 IS. y,rasna.p, mans
position: 6-day week. $3.50 an. 4
l:46 pm. vacation and stek leave
benefits. nnn-pfnfit ,cafgtefin tel
1d1s 11UfTxSLz LIZ ma CO..
eio ism - Nv. -
Evening star., 1955-01-26

DRIVERS for full-time shifts. good
earnings. pleasant work; CitF- Yel-
low Cabs. Apply 3s26 Lee hwy
pRIyERs, experienced furniture men,
T1HFspA.cHEVY 1iEsp CT E CHASE TRANSFER
Co. 1903 Moorland lane, Bethesda
DRUG CLERK, permanent employ.
necessary. Box 444-R. Star -26
DRUG CLERK. full time. good salary:
DRRTG ARpty IVA SWSAaRIEEH0UsEsiSN, IEsa1lSiEEs expert.
enced in checking and puilins ssocE' ar
sfffESSs4ilsficIANseE ffESs4ilsfnisc SHsreE pc yer eneed me
chsnics wanted. Apply KoLB ELEc-
TRIO, 3247 Que st. NV. 1T,
ENGINEER, colored, married, no call
dren. fifth class license; living quar-
ters Sl35 month. II you drink, don I
apply. Bring at least 9 references
See resident manager, 2607 Southern
EsNyGiiNEER, sysi recent graduates Of
B.M.E.. BEE, or B.s.E; No exper;
nee. l-yr, training on hosn,n,n sne 2oD ssies sh9
engineer. york with architects. con-
suiting engineers and contractors tor
promotion ana sales Of auto con-
trots for tempei atGfa humldity. alI
CONQ, ana Sp6ctcs pTuCpod eNuiPHANh.'
nation -wite company: salary az
yanceTerlis. bonus. group hosp, ,ife
ins., retirement plans. Apply, stating
age. exper.. qualifications ana eGn"A
ton. Box 2i-S. Star 3t
ENGiNETR, whi&; for new apt de
velopment in Arl., Va. Exper. IN
operation Of central air -cond. plants
and oil burners. Refs. rea.;, must pc
Rober and reliable; excel. salary with
iiyinn Quarters. See MR.. TEGGE.
Arlington. Towers Apts., Jefferson
Bldg, Arl, Va. --Zs
ENGINEERS
Gee IBM's ad for personal interviews
IN foday's sports Section,
Evening star., 1955-01-26
For Craftsmen.

CRAFTSMEN
Make drawings Of electrical
and electronic circuits.
Work is performed jointly
with engineering personnel.
Opportunity to advance to
engineering positions. Ex-
perience required.
TRACERS-Must be able to
make ink tracings on linen.
Some experience required.
Opportunity to advance to
higher positions.
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN. is to %; high school
graduate: draft exempt: to work in
our underwriting dept. BEGIN in a
clerical capacity with opportunity
for advancement. A career position
in the life Insurance business VIII
consider college ntght students; s.
day week: $40 am. to 4:45 pm,
Apply Personnel once. 3rd d.. s16
I4th st. NV. -2S
YOUNG MAN, reliable, with late-modei
car. for full-time collection route,
in downtown Metropolitan Area.
See MR. BRADY, RIM. 403, 1905
g st. NV. --26
YOUNG MAN--Large progressive A.
nancing institution needs the serv.
ices Of an ambitious man to learn
credit Investigation for promotion
to executive position Is collection
and credit manager, The work Is
interesting and has many benefits
Prefer veteran under Oh blu. Should
have automobile and will be rciin-
bursed for any expenses incurred.
See Mr.. 0raybill. LENDERS. INC,
202s. N. Moore st.. Arl, Va, ia.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
ART POST, Realtor
sI7 s. Washington Ct.
Va. XII s-622t

ROUTE SALESMAN. for established
laundry and dry cleaning route. Ag-
ply between 3 and 5, see Mr.. Bareiifi
at the HOME LAUNDRY, 11ol
Raum st. ne. Cash bond REQUIRED
ROUTEsIAN, established dry clean
ing route; experienced only. Call in
person, 230s r. !. ave. ne.
ROUTE SALESAfKNs-2 enereetie men.
under 30: good appearance and In
ns.,,s tsrsstsd n .os;n g2od future VIII With e
person to 25l1 sherman ave. NV,
SALESMAN. unlimited cpportunity
to make income Of $4,000 or more
per year for right man. ideal work.
ing conditions: transportation fur.
nished: paid vacation. hospitali1a-
ton. etc. Please include complets
Eefers1ces: also past job experisnce
SALESMAN, 25.35. for Buick dealer;
experience preferred. Good PROPOSE.
tion for right man. Reply BY lettel
only, Box 1865, Star. 80
SALESMAN = One Of Washington'l
bile dealers has opening for add.
--tional salesman; must be man Of
proven sales ability. not necessarily
with automotiye experienced liberal
compensation combines security and
opportunity for large earnings. We
have small force Of men who
make big incomes II you are
interested and have the necessary
qualifications. call Mr. FREW. be.
tween. $3.50 and 10 am. at DI.
T-0II1. 70
SALESMAN - Excellent opportunity
for aggressive salesman. inside sell
ing only, furniture or appliance ex-
perience helpful. Good salary plus
commission. Apply in LeTson. ct
1909 Good Hope I'd. SIC. -T
SALESMAN. young man with car. "a
sell and collect life insurance u
p C. for large company. ME
SALESMAN
I want to meet with an indiyidua
or firm Yho.i Is seeking an exclusive
distributorship OF an established
proven product. Patent protected toi
d. c. and Maryland. Profits rur
hfsh-5 figures annually. Phone
for appointment. EDWARD BROZEN
Ex. 3-5o36., 2-5 and 10 pm. to.
day.
SALESMAN, 500 SALARY
Qualifications: Sales experience ol
college grad. with class leadership
Evening star., 1955-01-26
NtLP-.-WoMEN


ACCOUNTANT for full charge OF In.
sSsaaes %sa call ifsaig as bfSs ssIanas KR ssSsst
ACCOUNTING WORK. ir., IS 70 ss,
some knowledge OF Bookkeeping
helpfll. Opportunity 70 learn ac-
counting procedures. 4 you IKE
$50 am. to 4:45 pm. Vacation
and sick leave, other company bene-
| fits. Economical cafeteria. Apply
ABLE TiyE TNsURAneE Co. sic
BAKERY CLERK, good wages, work
| Ing conditions: must be neat and
n. Washinston blvd, Clarendon. Va.
BEAyTicIAN, male or female styiist.
| leading Silver Spring salon; excel
Bssufscils st iasars Gsis GsAisCbhIssTs:s Issso. .xpssi. l
sERsaRIyys iaIy sEkUSTrY' 81 SALON. s' s5ssl 3
oeorgia ave. NV. RA. 3-025S. 80
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part.
time. exper., Ilecessary; also Nd
license; 10; 5:ltlsa .icf appt. ri
oldest beauty salon. weHdsrful ep-
EsEAuTY uPERhTuR. all.around nair
styiist. with ioilowins: fun or part
time Good salary and commission.
Apply a7Ia Newark 81. NV. RS
IB0OKKEEPER--Must have credit col
| lection experiences; 5ta-day week
| $T5 per week 70 start: excellent op.
| Mrs. Mfehaelson or Mr. Lewis. z "a
| B pm. AUTO WHOLEsAI.ERs. NC.
Ii 3-Ss00. 1871 BiadensburE I'd
lcIShIcAL ASSISTANT to buyer. with
hotel equipment flrin, Active &C
s6iiity: Germ aneni position: s-day,
40-hQur week. vacation. a3ck. leave
1 etc Apply 10 Mr.. Robey. 2fFd noot,
Z D. ADAMS CO. 641 New Yerk
lcIERKs-Younr. white: ;nass be &c.
| eurate with figures. and vsed ADD
i ing machine: permanent. 6.d0y VIZ.
| Apply 1871 5th St NV --27
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For Instructors

RADAR INSTRUCTORS
Instruct military personnel
in the installation, main
tenance and repair Of radar
equipment. Minimum of 2
years military electronic
background, plus teaching
experience.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
HELP-MEN

ENcfNEER-Mast have 5th or ett
slass sm ASpis sshsfM ia. s09asY 9TzYIoR. Il maxrERRo 4
PoLTTAN CLUE 100 = st. nv
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SHOE SALESMAN
TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

Several openinEB avAilable iTnmefl-
:ss sssonS e fiss.siT sr a ,c S:T ;:: s:
kSrnninss are = sSmnsnsersss CONNIE s % WIN % ssIss
ability Apply tp. persop . NJ.
HAEvez "A Anl 90. No phene saIls
THE EVENING STAR
tt0f -. Avn. NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
HELp MEh
REAL ESTATE Statesmen

Rxperienced men only must
be aconainted with Northern.
Va. and Alexandria property.
and have q proven sales rec
ord. Subdivisions - wei aa
brokerage, and land trnnsAc-
lions will assure qualified man
OF far above ageraGe earnings.
Please call US Il you feel you
can handle this job. and you
will find rs most cooperative.
All INQUIRIES held In strictest
eo1f1dence
Evening star., 1955-01-26
ELEcTRoNIcs
RCA
HAS IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS
WITH A FUTURE!
For Engineers

FIELD ENGINEERS-Assist
train and advise military
personnel in the installa-
ton, maintenance and
utilization of electronic
equipment. College degree,
preferably science. Mini
mum 3 years industrial
andtor military electronic
experience. Must be mature
and have leadership quail
ties.
NAVY PLANNING ENGI-
NEERS--Conduct engineer
ing planning of shipboard
electronic systems. Mini
mum 3 years recent Navy
equipment experience. E.E
or physics degree required
Evening star., 1955-01-26
MUTUAL OF OMAHA
OPPORTUNITY

we want to interview (s) men ex-
perieneed In direct sales who are
interested In full-time employment,
Maryland for i years and are ex-
panding our sales force in the Dis
trict and surrounding counties.
Leads furnished, salary and COM
mission. nationally advertised prod
ccts. Car necessary. Apply TO Box
335-R- Star Swing Qualification
and telephone number. --21
Evening star., 1955-01-26
NATIONAL
INFORMATION
SERVICE

II you can geI along on $50 . week
for 80 days. We win train yoe a,,s 70
married men need apply. Phons per-
sonnel dept. RE. 7.1l6e. for appk
Evening star., 1955-01-26

operate oil burner Do nos apply il
you drink, furn act. plus salary.
Call ST. 3--4567 bet. 10 and 4
JANITOR, married. with no children,
for new 35-unit apt; house; good
iasly MR DoBsoN oRa ssafssTs ov. sSs ns.assa can
JANITOR WANTED--Must have some
szperisnce srsis and good references Ga MRs vi
sTRINoER. res. mgr. NE. S-3ls3.
2i10 H st. NV. %
for colored apt. house
quarters and utilities furn. See
RIDGATE at 231e L st. NV. from
IL to 3 pm. -2T
JANITOR-ENGINEER, colored. for
modern apt bldg Must be good
general maintenance man and know
stokers. Prefer one with t3th-class
license, Only sober. experienced and
Apply i H. c. REiiNEHR CO Room 4n7.
4l2 9th st. NV. between Il. and
LABoRERs, BosRME;Rs for work in scrap o Yard;
ngss must have ssPssifnss with ,ss ssstyls1e e
400 100, 8, Patrick st., Alex, W.; 30
eellent Opportunity with good pay
for accurate. fast worker with grow
ing organiSatlon. COI.ORTUNF,
PRESS, WashinEton's Quality u.
thoeraphers, 1923 You st. NV, --26
LOADER Experienced
In house grading; willing worker;
neat appearance: permanent Job
for right man. Only local married
and settled resident considered.
Apply in person, ROBERTS E.
LATIMER JR. INC. 2340 Mont
gonery ST, Silver Spring, Nd, II
Evening star., 1955-01-26
SECRETARY

Capable woman. 25-35 yrs. OF aKe. 70
handle Complete once functions ii
q 1-etrl once. Typing and kotne
knowfedee OF bookkeepine essential.
Initiative and ability are must. Ex-
cellent opportunity for enhancement.
Pleasant working conditions in een-
trally located once bldg. Apply IN
own handwriting TO Box 334-R.
Star. stating experience and tele-
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PART TIME

win pay young man around $50 per
week. Must have car. No experiences
needed Must be diligent worker
with desire for success: CAL Ii
Evening star., 1955-01-26
WIZ WuL TRAIN

The man We need. No experience Is
necessary. II chosen, you win be
sent to our National Sales Trainine
School with salary and expenses
paid. Upon return you will receive
practical experience with help from
. successful field trainer for .
13-week period.
Progressive training viii remove the
ceiling from your earnings. Our
average successful man earns o min
imum Of $1,000 a year. This Is not
q ''set-rtch-quiek" proposition but
snbstantiai All 4snS inson,e n from ron The start
and then you advance according to
the effort you put forth.
We are searching for . man with
ability. sincerity, good mentality and
one who can manage his time well.
for an appointment. Ask for Mr,
Evening star., 1955-01-26
asTaIIdp2I sIiI RpoRsExx sMxRIHEEsEEp IHEE

INSURANCE SOLICITORS
Licensed FIRE and casualty agents or
solicitors. D G or Md. Liberal ur-
derwriting plan: draw plus COM
mission and ear allowance; wonder
full opportunity for person willing
to apply themselves full time to
established leads. MR.. GHEEN. UN
t4-5330 pa
Evening star., 1955-01-26
TYPIsT-cLERK

Rapid speed; 40-hour week:
u day every other saturday;
T. experience not necessary. good
starting salary; opportunity
for advancement: liberal COM
pany benefits. Apply Mrs.
Ways. SMITH STORAGE CO.,
1913 You st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
SECRETARY

Leading public relations organization;
Affairs Department; S2.Se0; after
six month, $1,000. Ase. is or over.
Cal Mr. sTRAwHRIDoE. 81. B.
Evening star., 1955-01-26

ROUTE SALESMAN. for esta6iiihe1
laundry and dry Cleaning route. Ap.
at the HOME LAUNDRY, 11el
Raum st. ne. Cash bond REQUIRED
Evening star., 1955-01-26
SECRETARY


VOR
Personnel Department
Shorthand not required. fast and
accurate typing necessary; must
be able to oreanise own work;
liberal company dement's; b-day week:
Eids., 18th and NJ SIS NV. ---sz
NAYLOR PHARMACY. 3039 Naylor
rd. Sc, Apply In person.
lSTENOGRAPHER, law tlrm. air-eond.
bldR. near Statler; pleasant work.
ing conditions; permanent; l5-oay
week; salary 70 suit qualifications.
Under IS. EX. 3-1GT6. so
STEN0GRAPHER. general once work.
small once: vicinity 14th and RHODE
may be adjusted 10 meet Individual
requirements and ability. Paid
MR.. FENNELf' De. a-sSS5. --sS
STENOGRAPHER, for small branch
once in Qeorgetown. must be neat
and accurate typist with experiences
answering. telephone. Good. salary.
Pefmanent position- One other girl
sTENoGRAPHER, e5-s5; shorthand,
1905 typine. 90; electric typewriters:
small stan: superior working eondi-
tons; established organization, ex-
pandinR; starting salary. $50 weekly.
494-K. Star, rs
lsTENOGRAPHER. young lady, about
| 20i real estate once. BOSS q
PHELPS. me- l417 K st. NV.
l.
Evening star., 1955-01-26

ENGlNEEfIo
See TENS ad for personal interviews
in today's sports Section:
Evening star., 1955-02-24
Guests 10 Speak
Al Jewish Services
In Area Tomorrow

Guest speakers will occupy
several Washington area syna-
gogue and temple pulpits at serv-
ices tomorrow.
DR.. Charles w. Lowry, chair
man and executive director Of
the Foundation for Religious
Acton in the Social and Civil
Order, will speak at the $3.50 pm.
service in the Washington He
brew Congregation, 1885 Macomb
street NV. Dr.. Lowery will
talk on Mankind at the Cross
roads"
The service, part of the ma
tional Brotherhood Week observ-
ance. is sponsored by the con-
gregation's brotherhood. Rabbi
Norman Gerstenfeld is the spiri-
tual leader Of the congregation.
Harry Rosenfield, local attor-
ney, will speak on brotherhood
at the $3.50 pm. worship in the
Shaare Tefila Congregation. 405
Riggs road NE. Rabbi Raphael
Gold will conduct tn service and
Cantor Alex Baumohl will sing.
Special events at services TO-
morrow will include the follow
ing:
Adas Israel Congregation-Dr. Sidney
Marks. executive director of the Zion
ist Organization of America, on THE
Power Of the Zionist Idea" at S:15 p, m.
Rabbi David H. Panitz will conduct the
service and Cantor Jacob Barkin will
sing.
Temple Sinai, in Bethlehem Chapel.
Washington Cathedral-Council Sabbath
will be observed by the District Of Co.
lumbia Section, National Council of
Jewish Women. at 800 pm. Rabbi
Raphael Brickner viii PREACH on The
ment of America"
B'nai Israel ConErexatien-The Jun
ior p.m. o0Weasff. worship Rabbi Henry sesais
sermon ION Being Average" Cantor
Jacob Friedman will sing.
Young Peoples Synagogue and Tifer-
eth Israel ConEregation--Elihu Platt.
National Labor Relations Board attor-
ney. guest speaker at the $50 pm.
service on Conservative Jodaism: Ira
ditional Jodaism in a Modern Setting"
Rabbi Harry Silverstone and Cantor
Ben Wostein will offiiate.
Evening star., 1955-02-24
Visiting Choir to Sing

The 38-voice choir of the
Theological Seminary Of the
Evangelical and Reformed
Church, Lancaster, Pa, will give
a concert at 8 pm. tomorrow in
Grace Reformed Church. Fiji
teenth and o streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-24
DAV to Honor Leonard

Waldron E. Leonard, director
Of the Veterans Service Center
will be honored at a dinner spon-
sored by the District Disabled
American Veterans at 7 pm.
tomorrow in the Congressional
Hotel.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-21
Century Club Hears
Lady Archeologist

tCOntlnued from page One)
day. The local scene Of the pursuit
of archaeology has been going on in
sussex County since a DR.. Leidy
visited the Lewes vicinity in 1865.
arOusing interest in culture clues
by his findings in rubbish heaps,
survival of the early Indians of
several tribes. Much has been done
since that date, enthusiasm arOus-
ed in the digging in other sites
and specimens now make no a part
OF the Smithsonian Institute exhib-
1t of the early age. Miss Hutchin-
son mad small exhibit of her own
and pamphlets of the study of
archaeology. Quite appropriate was
the showing of specimens of crvs-
talized sand from the first atom
explosion of radio content that Mrs.
Alex SadOWski exhibited which
was given to her on a visit to New
Mexico. Mrs. S. Willis Hammond
was chairman for the program.
Monday morning, nine members
OF the club went to Wilmington to
take part in the broadcast Women
IN the News, when Mrs. Desmond
Lyons, acting president of the club.
gave a pertinent history of the
club. Members attending were.
MIS-. j. 5. Willis, Mrs. ]. Lynn
Pratt Miss Edna Barker, Mrs.
George T. Macklin, Mrs. Bernice
Evans, Mrs. Roland Beauchamp.
MRS. Duane Lynne and Mrs. Phil
Up Jacobs. The club voted to give
$4O.OO to the March of Dimes. It
mas received an invitation from
Twentieth Century Club Of Smyr-
ma 70 attend meeting on February
H. When they will have an exhibit
OF local art, a book review and a
birthday tea. The Milford Club Art
Exhibit will be on February 7tb
and 8th, when the creative efforts
OF Milford people of the past and
present will make up the exhibit.
II was announced that dues should
De paid before the annual luncheon
on FeDruary 14th. Flowers for the
meeting were arranged by Mrs.
Milton Smith and Mrs. Gordon Mac
Lean. Next week will be Music Dav
with Mrs. Robert E. Green as chair
man. It will also be the day of a
reception to the new members.
MRS. Sadowski will have tickets on
Monday for the annual luncheon.
the highlight of which will be an
illustrated lecture on WinterfbITr
gwen by Mr.. John Sweeney, assis-
tant curator Of Winterthur.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-21
CEDAR NECK
Mrs. Thomas II. Carroll
Phone Milford 1888

Church Services for sunday,
January 2Srd:
Sunday School, / 80 D. m. Preach
ing, 1880 p. m.
E. E. Watson, Sup't.. Rev. Revelle,
Pastor.
The Cedar Grove Farm Bureau
Discussion Group is holding their
annual covered dish supper in
MillwoOd Hall on Saturday evening,
January 22nd. Each member bring
a covered dish, a pan of rolls and
place setting. The meat course,
roast turkey, is being furnished by
the group. Mr.. S. HOke, our Esxecu-
tive Secretary, Mr.. James Baxter,
State President, as well as others
from other Discussion Groups Of
Sussex County, are expected to join
with US, It is hoped that each Of
our members will be able to be
present and enjoy an evening Of
fellowship and fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Webb, Miss
Orpha Webb and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robbins Webb were in Wilmington
on Saturday attending the wedding
OF Miss Margaret Hopkins and Mr..
Ebert Palmer.
MIR. and Mrs. Robbins Webb and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nell
vaine and daughter, Miss Orpha
Webb, and Mr.. Grover Ashton were
in Philadelphia, Sunday, and at
tended the Ice Follies.
MILFORD DOLLAR DAYS, Fri
day and Saturday, February As.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-21
Dedicated The BiSseU
SGRGtOriuRl YESTERDAY

Continued from page One)
be held at the sanatOrium, 5000
Newport Gap Pike, from 2:OO-4 100
p. m. Guided tours throughout the
new building will be led by Amer
lean Red Cross volunteers.
AS a result Of the recent build
ing program, Bissell Sanatorium
will now be able to provide 223
acceptable beds, which will replace
the obsolete facilities in the old
building. Other services available
in the new building are an auditor
lum, library, waiting rooms.
lounges and a solarium on each
floor.
DR.. Hilleboe, guest speaker for
the formal dedication, received his
M. D. from the Minnesota Medical
School, and his NJ. P. H. from
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene
and Public Health. From 1883
he was chief Of tuberculosis and
Crippled ChildFen's Programs for
the Minnesota State Division of So
clal Welfare. AS senior assistant
surgeon in the regular corps of
the United States Public Health
Service, he conducted tuberculosis
surveys in England, on the Conti-
nent, and among industrial work
eTs in the United States. He be-
came chief Of the Division of Tu-
berculOsis Control Of the Public
Health Service in 1914, and when
that division was enlarged to in
clude Hospital Survey and Con
structiOn in 1946, he became AS
sistant Surgeon General.
He serves as Professor Of Public
Health and Preventive Medicine at
Albany Medical College, Albany,
New York; and associate profess
or at the Columbia University
School of Public Health. He is a
member of the Cancer Control Ad-
visOry Commission to the National
Cancer Institute and the Advisory
Committee to the Chronic Disease
and tuberculosis Division of the
Public Health Service. He is chair
man of the Federal-State Relations
Commission of the Association of
State and Territorial Health Off
GERS and a member of the Expert
Advisory Panel on tuberculosis
for the World Health Organization.
He is member of the Board Of Con-
sultants for Medical and Public
Health of the Rockefeller Founda-
ton and the Technical Board of
the Milbank Memorial Fund.
DR.. HillebOe is the co-author
with DR.. Russell H. Morgan of
Mass RadiOgraphy Of the Chest"
as well as author Of more than $50
publications in medical literature.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-21
g. c. Simpson Named
To Important Post

M. r. B. McLeaish, Administer Of
the Farmers Home Administration
washington, D. c., has announced
the appointment of Mr.. George G.
Simpson, Houston, Delaware. to
serve on the Delaware State Ad-
Ylsory Committee of the Farmers
Home Administration.
Mr.. Simpson is the owner and
operator Of a farm near Houston
where he carries on several impor-
tant agricultural enterprises. Mr.
Simpson maintains a herd of 75
purebred Ayrshire cattle. He also
maintains a turkey breeding flock
and produces annually several
thousand turkeys for market. He
also is Matching egg producer and
grows many farm crops on his
farm.
Mr.. Simpson has long been in
terested in agricultural organi-
cations. He was the first president
OF the Delaware Farm Bureau and
served TO rmany years as president.
lie is a director OF the Interstate
Milk Producers Association: a di
rector Of the Kent-Susex Fair: a
director Of the Peoples Bank in
Harrington and is a member of
the State Agricultural Sterilization
Committee.
AS a member of the State Ad-
visOry Committee of the Farmers
Home Administration. Mr.. Simpson
will serve in an advisory capacity
to Ralph r. Peters, State Director
OF the Farmers Home Administra-
ton for Delaware and Maryland.
The Delaware State Advisory
Committee Of the Farmers Home
Administration will meet on We'd
nesday afternoon, January 26, 1856
at the Farmers Bank, in Dover,
Delaware. The other directors of
the Delaware State Advisory Com
mittee are: Warren c. Newton,
Bridgeville, Della; w. Lewis Phipps,
Centerville, Della; G. Fred Fifer,
Wyoming, Della; and Mrs. Mildred
p. Williams, Seaford, Della. Mr..
George M. WOrrilOW, Director of
Extension Service and Dean of the
College Of Agriculture, University
Of Delaware, serves as an ex-Oficio
member of the committee.