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Smyrna times., 1955-09-22
L er on a Is

Willard Y. Rutter, who was
taken to Kent General Hospital
on Tuesday, August 80 for treat
ment following a heart attack,
was returned to his home in the
American Legion ambulance last
Friday. Altho still confined to his
bed he is showing steady improve
ment. He is an active member of
the Citizens Hose Company and
is associated with the Robinson
Furniture Store in Smyrna.
Miss Sarah Ellen Wright, of
Philadelphia, who has been spend
ing two weeks in Florida, was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. G
Harvey Wright, over the week
end.
Miss Amelia Winford spent sew
eral days in New York City al
the Hotel Taft, where she hat
gone to meet a friend from Cali.
fornia who returned from a Eu-
ropean trip.
Among those from Smyrna who
attended the recent matinee OF
The Desk Set, starring Shirley
Booth at The Playhouse, Whining
ton, were Mrs. C. Ernest Row.
land, Mrs. Ruth Wallen Pyle, Mrs
Robert d. Hoffecker; Miss Eliza
beth Thornley,, Mrs. Louise H
Burslem and Mrs. Henry G. Webb
Smyrna times., 1955-09-22
College Graduates

Three Delaware football coaches
are graduates of the University OF
Michigan-head coach Dave Mel
son. AZ; end coach Irv WisnieW-
ski. so; and backfeld coach Har-
old RAYMOND, '49. Both Nelson
and Wisniewski are former head
coaches at Hillsdale College mich
igam, while Nelson and Raymond
also served at the University OF
Maine.
Smyrna times., 1955-09-22

stitute ends, Don Blow and Bill
Hill. Caesar Rodney Coach John
Branner, also not sure OF ms
starters, fingered the following as
the probable ones: ends Charley
Joseph and Rodney caulk; tackles,
Pat DYER and Frank Heinemann;
guards, Bobby VIII and Kenny
Dethard; center, Dick Fox; backs
Wavne Cox, Wayne Galloway
Don Scott and Bill Fleming, form
er Smyrna High pupil.
Smyrna times., 1955-09-22
PROOLAIMs woMEN's WEEK

George M. Blendt, Mayor of Smyr-
ma, Issues Proclamation
The following proclamation has
been issued by Mayor George M
Blendt of Smyrna, in recognition
of National Business Women's
Week which will be celebrated
September rs to October 1:
PROCLAMATION
Whereas, National Business
Women's Week will be celebrated
throughout the nation beginning
on September rs and ending on
October 1; and
Whereas, the organization of
The National Federation of Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Clubs, Inc, is contributing much
toward the development of 'busi-
ness and industry; and
Whereas, we are emphasizing
"Aim High"-in 1855, and
Whereas, the Smyrna-Clayton
BPW Club, as an affiliate of the
National Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs,
aim to contribute toward the ad-
vancement of business and profess
sional women of our community.
Now, Therefore, 1, George M
Blendt, Mayor of the City of
Smyrna, Delaware, do hereby
proclaim the week beginning Sun
day, September 25 and ending
Saturday, october 1 as
National Business Women's Week
and urge our leaders of business
and industry to join in this OBJ
servance.
In Witness Whereof 1 have
hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of
(SEAL) the City of Smyrna to
be affixed this 18th day
of September, 1855.
Mayor,
GEORGE M. BLENDT
Smyrna times., 1955-09-22
F OOTB ALL
SEASON OPENS
Continued from Page One

by right guard Bart Luff and left
guard Bill Carter. Next to Luff
is tackle Karl Gebhart; next to
Carter. tackle Fred Bush. Walt
Mofitt, right end, and Dave Dea-
kyne, left end, round out the
probable starting lineup. Reserve
linemen are Don Ebright, Ed Eley,
John Poore, Jack Lofiand, Larry
Ellery and Howard Pinder; SUBJ
Smyrna times., 1955-09-22
This Weeks
Social and
Personal
Events
Marriage Announcement

Announcements have been re-
ceived here of the marriage Of
Mrs. Mary Russell Swain, daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Brad.
ford Russell, of Milwaukee, Wis
to the Rev. Donald James Par.
sons, former rector of st. Peters
Church, Smyrna. The ceremony
was performed on Saturday, Sep.
tember seventeenth at Wau.
watosa, Wis.
Smyrna times., 1955-09-22

them to realize their hopes and
ambitions.
request the public and private
employers in Delaware to make
the vocational rehabilitation OF
our handicapped a reality by
viewing them as workers to be
actively recruited for the jobs to
be filed.
Smyrna times., 1955-09-22
CLAYTON IN BAY FINALS

Continued from Page One
three for four, scoring two runs;
Fred Corso with a run-producing
double; and Pat Dyer, also three
for four, scoring a run and driv-
ing in the winning margin with
seventh inning single. Bud Kim
Smyrna times., 1955-09-22
The Smyrna Times
PHONE 1921 SMYRNA. DELAWARE

Founded by Robert d. Hoffecker, July s.
1854. Editor and proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hof-
fecker. Jr.. from February 20. 1907 to
December "a. 1889.
sblished Every Thursday Morning by
The Smyrna Times. Inc. rs Commerce
Street. Smyrna. Del
w. Lester Smith. Manager
ADVERTISEMENTS Smyrna Times
IA the business medium not only for the
town Il represents but for the outlying
district of which 1t is the center. EN-
bracing the towns of Clayton, Kenton,
Cheswold, Townsend, Leipsic. &c. A rate
of SO cents per inch an insertion charged
for transient advertising. Season or
yearly display advertising rates quoted
on application. For Sale. For Rent,
Lost and Found Advertisements occupy
ing one inch space or less. a minimum
charge of SO cents per insertion. In
memoriam articles. 10 cents per line per
issue.
Entered as End class matter March Is.
1879 at the post Office at Smyrna, Del. un-
der Act of Congress of March 8. 1879.
Subscription price, $500 per year. strictly
In advance.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Custer Is Months Awoy,
Project c. Group Told

in the razing stage. The newest
project area-part Of Area C on
redevelopment maps-is still In
the planning stages, agency off,
cials told the group Of nearly so.
It covers 20 acres Of the South
west.
A major point emphasized at
the meeting was that as many Of
the l69 displaced families as
need it will be helped in finding
new homes. About half are ELI
gible for public housing, an
agency survey finds.
1,200 Relocated
In Project Area B, all but 100
Of 1900 families have been re-
located since redevelopment got
underway.
OF the population Of the 29-
acre Area C tract bounded by
Delaware avenue, I, M, K and
South Capitol streets. 14.8 per
Evening star., 1955-07-14

A group Of apprehensive
Southwest residents and business
people in the next section
marked for redevelopment yes
terday were told that there's no
need to get excited"
Nobody is going to push you
out, and if you hear rumors con-
trary to what we say ! hope you
viii come to u.s." they. were told
by James @. Banks, relocation
official of the District Redevel-
opment Land Agency.
Mr.. Banks, John r. Searles.
agency director, and DR.. John
r. Pate. head Of the Health De-
partment Bureau Of Communi-
cable Diseases. assured the citi-
zens that 1t viii be more than
six months before notice to va
cate will even begin to 60 out.
South Of Project B
This was the first of a series
Of meetings between city author
tiles and area residents to ac-
quaint the latter with the facts
of the redevelopment proposed
for the section just south of
Project Area B.
The 76-acre Project B is now
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Jewish Services
On Sabbath Listed

Two Jewish Sabbath services
have been announced for TO-
morrow and Saturday.
Rabbi Leon NJ. Adler will con-
duct joint services for Temple
Sinai and Temple Emanuel al
Evening star., 1955-07-14
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. ldiD couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. iDGit three tuH days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holt
days are counted the same as
other days.
William Himmler. 20. 1909 Chaplin st..
NV. and Helen crawley. IS. 1880 8.
Capitol st Sc.
Haywood MarsheIl. A, $500 10th st..
NV, and Ann Pulina. 35. 434 21st
st. ne.
Alfred Marzetti: 2s. Ashland. Ky. and
Ssd oriana castrucci 81. Silver Spring
Leonard Lollis. 81. s2o5 2sth ct. So.
and Jean Cunningham. "a. 2315 Gath
st. Sc.
John Kias. e; silver sg5ins; Ma and
st. NV.
'9EssR : sss.i q: g 81. ssas s. g k.s.s: ss:
Lloyd Horne, 81. Petersburs. Va, and
r, Katie Webb, 20. 1s2l jefferson pl NV.
billiard Spratt. 80. Sheraton-Park Hotel
and Mary Rodgers. 80. Arlington. Va.
Melvin Shariro 81. 1899 Park rd. NV.
and Mitzidde silverstein. %. e29 Far
rsgut St .ni NV 20 oooo v,
NV, and Charlotte Nicholson. 90.
l52I Madison st. nv;
Doris Roberts. 10. l349 Emerald st.
Earl Parker. 81. Bis st. ne. and Nan
Wallace. 10, 623 M st. NV
John Ceiling 20. Alexandria, and Joanne
Arnone.- 49, 1725 Buchanan st. ne.
Thomas Houston. 80, 495l Rock Greek
Church rd. ne, and Jean Westwater.
90, 1921 Michigan ave. ne.
Kenneth Early, %. Air Force. and Marian
Lane. %. 3133 Lvndale pl. s.e
George Henderson. 20. 81 You st. NV
| and Ogarita Manigan. Is. 444 M ST.
NV.
Timothy Harris. 81, 312 seaton pl. NV,
and Jean Holloway. 10. 5000 Sheriff
George Totten. %. 1os Addison I'd. ne,
| and Corinne Candido. 81. 4310 South
ern ave. Sc
Evening star., 1955-07-14
New Party Rejected

LISBON. July IA B.-The
Portuguese g goyernme ent has
turned down a petition by we'll
known republicans to form a
political party. Republican lead
'ers asked permission to promote
their cause as the monarchists
promote theirs. No reason was
given for the refusal.
Evening star., 1955-07-14

$3.50 pm. tomorrow In the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church, 5671
Western avenue NV.
Rabbi Abraham Keliner win
speak on THE Closing Of a
Book" during a service Of Con-
gregation Shomrai Em unah,
Riggs road near Chillum road,
Prince Georges County, at 8
a m. Saturday.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Africun RuiIwuy Widens

ALBERTVILLE, Belgian Con-
go, July IA (P.-Engineers in
September will start widening
the 500-mile long railway from
the Upper Congo valley to Lake
Tanganyika to standard African
gauge. The operation will per-
NIT through traffic with the new
Kamina-Congo railway which
links the Tanganyika system
with the rail network covering
the Union Of South Africa, the
Rhodesias, Mozambique and
Angola.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
IMopsy

cent are owner-occupants, 81.1
per cent are tenants and IL per
cent are subtenants. There are
nearly q score Of business estab-
lishments In the area.
Estimated value Of all the
properties is between $1.5 and So
million, according to Mr.. Searles.
Evening star., 1955-07-14
Kann's O,Un Brand!
Portable Electric
Sewing Machine
Full Sise Head nos
Round Robin. ~A

Compare this fine machine with those selling for
$119. You'll be delighted with its many features;
Sews forward, backward, may be used for auto
matte mendng and darning. Has AC-DC motor
or Delco GIN. Fully guaranteed, plus 1 years
free service.
Console Model, mohosony, walnut or blond finishes.
1895
PAY ONLY 500 A MONTH ''
Evening star., 1955-05-25

ELECTRICIAN. mighty experienced: /:
sfeSdy work: top pay: wonderful op.
portunity. Apply after Q p.m., 61f3
Kansas ave. ne. --26
ELECTRICIAN-We can use 3 or 3
ist-ciass electricians and helpers
far old work and air-conditioning
Must have D. c. card. Apply or
At. NV. no. 2-@32l. 80
ELECTRICIAN. jobbing and fnetaIla.
ton work; car furnished: must have
D, C. card. Apply 7::30 am. or
$40 pm. DoWDs ELECTRIC CO.,
44lS Conn. ave.
ELECTRICIANS, iourneymen and
helpers, exper., on new and old
work; highest pay and steady work
for qualified men. Call daily, bet,
40 pm, 10. $1,000. -26
ELECTRICIAN, must have Journey
man card and D. c. drivers permit.
Minimum age. 20. MAISEL ELEC.
Co. 2433 18th st. NV, co. 5-959S.
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE MECHANIC,
experienced preferred: approved GI
trsinins. DAUBERs. 1890 18th st.
NV, 80
Evening star., 1955-05-25
HELP-MEN

vULCANIZER for sectional work. No
recapping Salary dependtnG On ehtl-
fty. No phone calls. BEN HuNDLBY
TIRES 3446 1zth ct NV
WAITER-Apply oLMsTEAD RES
TAURANT. 1885 O ct. NV. --27
BOYS. 1o. II. Is. to train now for
summer campaign with Sat. Eve.
Post. Boys qualifying can receive
$50 Wk. while training. Report
ready for work. Room 207, -s415 Ca.
ave. Q. g., $3.50 pm. wkdys,, $50
Am. Sat. -27
MAN to work in stock room, must
have knowledge OF PASSENGER car
tire sizes and makes, Salary depend
ing on ability. No phone calls BEN
HUNDLEY TIRES. 3446 18th st,
NV.
MAN, 25-35: tall. strong. exper.
driving large trucks; good memory
and active mind. LU. 2-947S.
MAN. to collect and sell life insur-
ance; no experience necessary; on
the-job training: good salary and
commission. Ma. s-1374. -26
MAN, proficient with hand tools: 90
80 hrs. per week. HARDIGG EN-
GINEERING CO., 6232 River rd.,
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 6-4377, 81
Evening star., 1955-05-25

FOOD CHECKKR, for super market;
ege 2e,40 pref; FOOD salary; Ap-
EZRskST. Rs:sp-s sgg1E gI@' Cam. 3 = .y. ". suFaSsR as
FORD PARTS CLERK
Excellent opportunity for experienced
stock-room clerk to become associ-
ated with enc Of Americas largest
and oldest Ford dealers. See Mr.,
STEUAR1 MOTOR co.
9th and New YORK Ave. NV.
FURNITURE FINIsHER, inside work.
Experienced in burning-in and touch
SNYDER. P. j. NEE CO.. 1900
Rockville pike. or phone OIL. 7-9500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted for
embassy. Cali co. 5-1721 for inter
view -26
GARAGE ATTENDANT - Weekend
relief; permanent; hours; Sat g 9
midnight; air conditioned apt.
Room. 3 to 5 daily. a50o Wisconsin
GARAGEx Az six' MANAGER, white. day
charge Of operation. State expert
ence, references. education and
starting salary required. Box sc.
GRILL AND SANDWICH MAN, exper.
in Kosher style food, Good salary.
Apply in person. lib 18th st. NV.
GROCERY CLERK, experienced. col
ored: must have D. c.. drivers IL
esnss; sood, salary; short hours;
GUARDS
3 openings for white men between
25 and As: must be in GOOD physical
condition and have clear records. as
will be investigated and bonded. At
least s. To-" tall. with appropriate
weight. weekly earnings; s5e: :,,D, op,
applicants need not apply, Apply
between 10 am. and 8 pm. only,
1909 H st. NV. -27
HOD CARRIERS GO). large housing
project in Bethesda. Md. See Buck
Jackson. Out Wisconsin ave. to Ce-
dar lane. right to Chanuts. right to
,obs., ALDoN CONSTRUCTION Co.
INsGRANCE AGENT Of proven abil-
ity and stability. for $325 indus
trial debit and a $500 monthly
debit. Average commissions per
week, $110. Auto necessary. Apply
Suite 231. Dupont Circle BLDG.
1346 Conn. ave. NV. Ut
JANITOR, (colored. experienced. who
is otherwise employed. no children),
for part-time work in modern ele-
vator apt. bldg. mr., 14th and Un-
derwood SITS. NV. in exchange for
spacious Groom apt. Apply 1913
JsNfToR 4 ii ai" AND WIFE, colored. no
children. for large s E. project. must
have D. C. drivers permit. know
stoker fireins; $110 mo-, apt. and
util.: provided, wife to work as
RICHARDSON. 10. 3-4447, 9-5 pm.
4421 3rd st. Sc. -26
JANiTOR, for perm. job. in downtown
of1ce BLDG. must be good general
maintenance man, non n-drinker, de-
pendable and have local refs; apt
for husband and once tno chill
dren) and good salary to right man.
Apply H. c. REINER CO., Room
401, 412 6th st. NV, between 10
JANITOR, experienced; for mainte-
nance and oil burners, in garden
type apartment project. Good liv-
ing quarters and salary. Call after
6 pm. RA. 6-2605 or ia. 9-1601.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
SALESMAN
EXPER. IN CLOTHING AND
CLARENDON BRANCH. PER-
MANENT POSITION FOR THE
RIGHT MAN. SALARY OPEN.
eALTZ, 1341 p ST. NV.
ME. 8-44S1
SALESMAN

SALESMEN-We have need for men
to sell Ford cars and trucks: dem
onstrator furn.: best comm. plan
possible. We will train you, II you
are willing to work and learn. We
have been 0 Ford dealer for 80 yrs,
See MR.. wINSTEAD at FRANK
SMALL. JR., INC. 215 Pa. ave. Sc.
statesmen. let us show you how to
go into business fou yourself on q
full or part time basis without in-
vestment. Selling clothing for men,
women and children, furniture and
appliances. II qualified, we Will
LING il. xBRAMsoS CO. 1852 5th
statesmen t2). exper. in real estate.
for aggressive, expanding ONCE In
Bethesda: liberal commission. ar
rangement incl. listing commissions:
liberal advertising allowances.
dept. Call MR.. WILBURT. INTER
STATE REALTY CO., OIL. 4-0646;
ewes. JU. S-3124. rs
sALESMEN-Ail kinda, 5000 TO $4,000
y. up. Hundreds Of excel. .openinss.
g. fMr. Ford), MA. S-2340,
sALESMEN, full and part time. Ex-
cellent working conditions. See Mr.,
Emmanuel. SURPLUS SALES, pas
Pennsylvania ave. NV. -27
Evening star., 1955-05-25
MAN WANTED
WITH GAP

Dependable; no experiences necessary.
MEN, over n. g. take orders for Life
pays $40 per week: NO exper.
am. only. RIM. 400, l406 @ st. NV.
YOUNG MAN-stock clerk for cam
era eaa store: ambitious. Future Apply
YotHNG etH 81 MAN. Az Junior niSi craftsman to
become technician in automatic tenn
perature control field talljed to heat
ing and air-condD Work with en-
gineers; perm, positions, 5-day wk..
eroup hospitaliza ton, advancements.
SAN or MISS SMITH. MSS Pc
OPPORTUNITY, full or part time. in
our sales dept; no canvassing; no
experience required: hours suited
for service men, COLLEGE men. or
Government workers; average IN
For fSei apgpointment gsd ns cali cali 81. 81. <-ssss.
INSURANCE co. desires
trainee to become safety representa-
tive operating in WASHINGTON. This
work Is interesting and the company
offers good training. security and
reasonable remune.siOn. At tc,.ess esst
intelligence, good appearance and
character are necessary oualihca-
tions. Preferred age around 80 yrs.
Reply stating qualifications. etc.
PART sHx 4ni;E; FINE AMI; And SUMNER WORK.
that new car, that house. Take that
well-deserved vacation: White. with
car. Report Wednesday evenings.
81 pm. 3214 S. 18th st.. All.
VETERAN, as trainee in Photographic
lent salary. Phone XII. 9-2771.
STUDENTS for summer l' or
permanent employment with local
sales ONCE, national CO.: no exper.
nec., earnings SIS wkly. Apply 1913
pDRT P% RSST 7o6; o6od ls1a .si,Iy St; ana Nv COM
mission. Must be able to work after
all day Saturday. Only man with
retail liquor experience considered.
Call Mr.. Alan. before 3 pm. or
after for apt: n, W0; S2x S-4A5H; 11diIoRs Aii
| EXPERIENCED gas station attend
ant and l experienced auto me-
chanic: must be. enthusiastic, sober
and steady workers; married men
checked thoroushly: good pay; See
Mr.. Erbst. BELLEVUE ESQ SERV:.
ICE CENTER, Fort Hunt rd. and
Bellevue blvd. Alexandria. So
1St-class trim mechanics only. Apply
construction Job, 6505 14th st. Nv,
GRACE DUNN can help you nnd the
right positions. personal service;
INQUIRE at 1911 G st. NV" RE. q
Evening star., 1955-05-25
PAINTERS

Top wages for top men. Only first
class need apply. Call LU. 2-3659.
PAINT Statesmen, to call on paint
ers, builders and maintenance &C
counts; excellent opportunity for the
right man. Apply by letter. stating
qualifications. Mr.. Robinson, UNION
WALL PAPER & PAINT CO., 1922
psRkrNG sfH SGEk asfi XTrRNDANrs, RiHi perm permit
references. Apply 71s 18th st. NV.
PHARMACIST. exper.. 2 nights, alter
nate Sundays. CAN RA. 3-4114;
PHARMACIST, experienced for down
start with opportunity Of partner
ship for right party. Elk. 3-0S39;
PHARMACIST. full or part time,
%9st ss Eoos ;sssMnan sG9ss sas.y ssy
pHof6oekxPHERs HeTf6i syii R;R; wanted for ISS Sem.
sittings. Also portrait printer. Top
pay Apply. at once. 514 10th st.
NV Washington. D. C.. 9th o ficor
PLAsTERERs. experienced mechan-
les only; steady work. Report on
lob. Arlington blvd, and Pershins
DIR. See foreman. -26
Apply s451 y; Washington blvd; or
rHGMsfNG fa5l 81 G-llea WHOLESALE HoTsE
CLERK for once and counter. Writ
ten application only stating full
particulars. CENTRAL SUPPLY CO.,
Kensington, Md.
PLUMBERS-Md. journeymen with
sn. car soSe. men oSs oRly AHe HN to a4saS Essd
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS. exper.
only, New work. must have car, CAL
PL3MBsRs II fssias' WANTED for remodeiins
HGFk besReeg Ape.g sls and NfS ~ % YOTk or ave
and 5 pm. ASK for MR., FRY. rs
PLUMBER AND HELPER; Silver
Spring area. Cali JU. s-1415. rear
9420 Georgia ave, sil. spg., Md.
fSsTFs SeEE6r fSlHssa P4SsAtg tspntsn h ss5 :sRs5
must have long local ref. to qualify
excel; salary, 10, 1-111l: E26
{sD5AN GSFStls Ms seRINo MARKET: IS -Four
PRODUCE MAN for supermarket.
Good pay; steady work. Apply q. W,
SUPERMARKET. 2430 Pa. ave. NV.
kEAL ESTATE - Excel. oppof: Iof
man bet. 2S-35 yrs. Of age to bene-
lished small ONCE. Exper, in sales
and management desirable. Please
include description Of background
and exper. in reply to Box 109-K.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Excel.
listings in MONTGOMERY County.
BONAN 81 FOGARTY. 1906 Blue
Ridge ave-, Wheaton. Md. 6-5052
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Full
time. excellent opportunity. C.. p.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
Renaire Corporation
1914 Benning Rd. NE.
Ii, 6-l33l

MAN. white, sober, re-
liable; hours, to 3, Saturday of.
EMPIRE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Room 1101. Warner Bldg. ME. $4,000
SCHOOL TEACHERS-If you have
the essential aptitudes. professional
life underwriting may offer you
fine opportunity for continued serv-
ice and a successful business career.
Thorough training, S400 per month
salary. plus bonus to start, Please
VI write for ppn'. appointment giving 9s1 your
SERVICE RHN sS STATION sIffi ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced. Apply KEY BRIDGE
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white. experience and references re-
9uired. JoHNsoN's sUNoco.. so
sERvicEe Vi T. STATION ArrENDANr,
@ass e e fsea asi 'sary Naei Pe;
SERVICE STATION MAN. bet. Is.
50: thoroughly exper. in lubrication
work. Must, have D, C, refs: sood
salary and commission. Apply
WRoE's sUNoco SERVICE. 5sOl
sHsviCE si ICE STATION ASST. MGR.-
Large operation, must be capable OF
operating shift and handling men;
applicants npans caIs mqst apBly G9ENRs II
SHEET METAL MECHANICS; expert
enced In duct installation. Must
have tools and drivers permit. Cali
LO. 4Sl0s or apply lO453 Metro
politan ave, Kensington. Nd. 20
Cheat Mattel NGoodoniA
Evening star., 1955-05-25
HELP-MEN
statesmen
= OPENING FOR Q MEN

Complete line. Republication. A.
and H., Life. Salary. top commits
sion: renewals. PHONE 9-l2 am.
daily for appt. OV. 3-2e56.
Evening star., 1955-05-25

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKER, some
experience needed. Will accept fully
experienced. Apply DEL CROSSE
IRON WORKS, lSs, 424 New Jersey ave.
PAINTERS-l2 mechanics. Admiral
homes on Forest Glen I'd. $1S q day
and UP. -2S
PAINTERS. white. 1st class, with own
transportation; Apply 1877 r; 1.
PAINTERs~i5 good men needed, SIS
and up. Rockland ramblers, of
Viers Mill I'd. adjoining Twinbrook
and Arrow Rock. -2S
PAINTERS. mechanics only. Is needed
for lge. housing development. $1S
a day and up. Brookhaven homes.
lsoiI Isoi!,,I, Parkland drive Wheaton City,
PSfSTERsi: PSTS1isi qj .iS mechanics at once.
Pacesetter homes. Weismap I'd. and
Livingston st.. Wheaton. Nd. sis
pAfSFERs, AIN FRS experienced. Apply Flower
sHARTaER SH slsIas p2fsTfNo al III S1s590' so 'as
residential .sa work. Apply 1911 dssrsia
pafNrRks, aEsi fiE; white. Apply = Tsg s9m.,
raiNrER AIN Mis'Oasnn sombnstion nst NJ" spray and
brush. experienced. sober. reliable.
steady work. Good pay. Call after
Pm; LU; 1;93oI. ,EI26
sober, reliable men who wish to
work steady. No drinkers. am.
Georgia ave. and Hamilton st. NV.
Front of HUBBARD HOUSE.
PAINTER, colored; experienced for
apt. housework. Must be good
worker. Salary, $3.50 month to
start. and Groom apt. Apply 1913
K st, NV. -26
PAINTERS
White: exner. 1946 New Hamp. ave.