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Evening star., 1955-03-10
SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time; books
started. caught up, kept part time;
loc. refs; prompt; reaS. JU. 9-5401.
ACCOUNTANT. auditor and tax con-
suit avail. on per diem or other
basis; qualified bkkpg and acctg.
rerv . reas. Box BOOT. Star 13'
ASST. TO EXEC. SECY., excellent
work record: can be interviewed
Thursday morns. Box 254-T, Star
IL
CONSTRUCTION superintendent or
foreman looking for permanent con-
nection with aggressive ORGANIZATION.
Age 81 with 20 yrs. exper. Box 3l6-
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY or stenos-
rapher. Newly located. KE. S-7126.
TRUCK DRIVER wants Job as driver
or Or helper; years experience. Call
TRUCK DRIVER or apartment
painter, experienced. IL 6-l652.
MAN, 40, wants steady job: wages
secondary Importance: some farm
exper. fence bldg: can drive. care
for horses. stock neat. fair educa-
tion. Ref. Box 315-T, Star. TO-
MAN, 40 yrs. old, slightly
crippled left foot; houseman; good
cleaner. light cooking; will live in
or out. Box 326-T. Star, -
Evening star., 1955-03-10
ASPHALT SHINGLE
ROOFING
Preseason Sale 1919 Off
INSTALLED
Sears, Roebuck and Co.

oil BLADENsBURG RD. NE.
450O Wis. AVE. NV.
$500 WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON
S455 COLESvILLE RID, Sill. SPG
BRICK works full crew avail; al
WASHINGTON BRICKLAYING CO.
UN. 4-04U6: ia. 9-6035. Ill
BRICK LAYING-Alteratlon fire.
places. patios. walks. all type:
masonry. A FAGNAN1, 10. 2-l994
BRICK WORK, chimneys and fire.
places and garages. r. c. SPACH
TIE 6-2635, OV. 3-9S6l. -l3
new and remodeling; car
MYRIUE. after 8. DE. 2-TSl0.
AND REPAIR woka of
all kinds: low estimates. Call F. W.
HORTON, RA. 6-0392 mornings
and after 7:30 pm. ID
commercials, residen-
tial, office partitions, desk tops,
fixtures, home repairs, fences, etc.
White mechanics; free est. AID.
4-9705, RA. 3-S64S. H.
small Jobs, house paint
ing, exterior ana interior; roofs re-
paired and painted. WA. 7-6442.
CARPENTRY-Rec. rms, porches and
fully given. UN. 4-3649. III
INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
lmmed RA 6-2.22 any time. 20
WIRING Of ali kinds
home and commercial. Licensed in
Md Call any time. OIL. 6-5614.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
HELp-WoMEN tcent.I

cLERK:IYPIsI, young lady. white.
anes once: must be good typist.
ose15ias nnsy win kaiy nsuEfs anG Se. naHCf %orf
ms cond.. retirement dement's and
free hosp: starting salary, S3S per
Wk See Mr.. MANGUM. 1925 Conn
ave-. 2nd a.. 10 an. to 5 pm. III
CLERK-TYPIST-white, young lady.
under 35; for general clerical du-
s5iy ss t' fast typist: " s e1eeIient I empioye
benents. Call Mr.. Tugweu or Dixon,
PARTS. 1880 P St. NV. Iii
CLERK K-TYPIsT-Interestin openins
for typist In insurance company; o.
day week: pleasant surroundings
chance for advancement. Apply $50
woodward Bldg. 18th and Il sts.
NV. Ill
CLERK-TYPIsT. interesting position
In once Of an outstanding home
furnishings store; for accurate and
Sspsn6aPie GAP pers0hh sh WhS Is ape sS
figures helpful. Age 20-35. Reply by
letter only to W. & J. SLOANE,
1917 Conn. ave. NV. III
CLERK-TYPIsT. dictaphone expert
ence preferred but not essential; D.
day week but must work sat. Apply
THE GRAY LINE INC, 1910 Eye
CiIiERK@sTiYPIsr position avail. for
neat, dependable young girl Q6-25I. /.
interested in learning switchboard
for relief time. variety OF work: O.
day. 35-hr week; modern air-cond
once: hosp. benefits. Apply in per
son, ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA,
1905 East-West hwy. Bethesda, Nd.
CLERK-TYPIsT-small air-condi-
toned once. with chance to ad-
vance; duties are varied and inter-
esting and involve dealing with peo.
pie: age 25-35. ST, $4,000. --l3
CLERK-TYPIST. pleasant voice to
operate small switchboard. DE. z
CIERK-TYPIsT. under as; 5-day
week; salary open. For real estate
ONCE. Call ME. s-O095. Ill
CLERK -TYPIST, 1885; permanent
posieion, 5-day week. $50 am. to
4:45 pm; vacation and sick leave
benefits; non-profit cafeteria for
3rd floor, EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO, Sl6 l4th st. NV, Ill
CLERK-TYPIST. invoice and billing
clerk; 35-hr. wk: Call for appt:
COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO, 4925
Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase. Mo
CIERK-TYPIsT. small insurance
Call DI. 7-5965. IL
CLERK-TYPIST. file clerk. expert.
enced, white, age 20-25: starting az
$40 per week; opportunity for ad-
vancement: many company bene-
fits. Ii. 6-1331. II
Evening star., 1955-03-10

HOUSEKEEPER-COOK. white. $3.50.
live in; excellent quarters. modern
conyeniences: complete care chill
dren in motherless home: salary
open. Call IA. S-60l9. Ill
H0USEMAN CHAUFEuR. depend
able. experienced. colored man; Al
references required; steady and per-
manent employment; good salary,
sea8 soa7sn8en F'fs e bSsIins Dfhnsd Tstpho6s q
CO. 5-2555. Ill
LIVE IN, g.h.w., like children: every
other Sunday, every Thursday OF: /:
$50. OIL. 4-2467.
MAID, permanent; live in or out:
experienced g.h.w. and child care:
y day We'd: every other Sunday
on; other help empl. ia. 9-9l49.
MAID. honest. reliable. for rooming
house. downtown; elev. Apply mgr.
cooking; fond of children: live in.
S25. WO. 6-l456. -l2
MOTHERS HELPER. colored. teen
age girl: not attending school, live
IN; snail sslsry; Lu; lc65I2 VI,
s4s, in; o. mi Thsrsi srso1 and Suns; SIS to
LADY, white. live in; meals; small
pay; g.h.w.. some cooking, part
time child care; Sun. most ewes.
and Sat. on. TIE. 6-65s1. s to 8.
WHITE SETTLED WOMAN who
wants a permanent home with pvt.
room and bath: general houSework;
plain cooking: must have good ref
erences.. Phone between 2 and
COUPLE, settled. live in; Chevy
Chase 512 days: Q in family: wom-
an. cook. g.h.w.: man. have Job but
do odd Jobs here. OIL. 2-4756. 10
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN to live in
suburban area); gh.w.; care for
children. cook; SAL; refs. REQ. AP.
1921. -l6
HONEST. good d-natured girl who loves
INV: 5-day wk.; IL am. to pm.
COUPLE - Top pay to experienced
couple. cooking, g.h.w. and garden
ing; beautiful living quarters OIL
MAID to work in white
beauty shop; top salary: must have
beautician's license and be intelli
ply in person. 1907 Tuckerman st.
COLoRED WOMAN, exper
with children Unfant and 3 yrs. old
health GARD, refs: days; light
NICE settled lady to
Prefer southeast section; refs; 10.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTY OPERATOR, hair-stylist
women or men: top guar. plus
comm; air-cond. shops. Bethesda
and Silver Spring VIRGINIA WAL
LACE. JU 5-5733
FILE CLERK, typiSt. g.h.w., maids
tray girl, mattresses (white and col
ored), charwomen. truck drivers
porters, filling station attendant, kit
help. janitors. mechanic. bus boys
D. C. EMPL. EXCHANGE, 1912 9th
st. NV. HO. 2-421S. Ho. 2-ljT2.
SALESCLERK. for shoe dept. exper
preferred but not essential, oppor
DEPT. STORE. 653 H st. ne. 10
DO YOU HAVE TROUBLE findins
help? Let us help you. Call SWIFT
MA, S-2997
Evening star., 1955-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS. leaders, cranes, by
day. week or month. BERWYN
EQUIPMENT RENTALS CORP TO.
9-6145. la
CHAIN SAWS. 1-man. Sl2 per day;
2-man. Sis per day. RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP. CO., JU 9-6SSl.
CHAIN SAWS, wallpaper steamers.
paint sprayers, sanders. elec. ham,
mers. paint. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY
WO. 6-052S. Ill
Evening star., 1955-03-10
HELP-DoMESTlc

K-GH.W.-Live in; recent refs.
required. l child. Only exper. need
apply. HE 4-5l73. -16
COOK K-MAID-Superior, capable serv-
ing and taking over house; live in:
healthy, with recent refs. Salary
open. TIE; 6-1173: ,-12
cactns whits dsys Seysiea expef ef n onlp; Pa
child AN yrs.I. ST. 3-7537. Il
G.H.W., live in; dependable; good
refs: 9 adults: school-aeed child.
WO. 6-33Sl.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
4th FLOOR OFFICE
PASTERNAK

4th FLOOR OFFICE
PASTERNAK
1919 Conn. Ave. 10
SALEswoMAN. white, part time;
SALEsWOMAN, white. wanted by ma
tional manufacturer Of vitaminS and
speciality foods. Salary and COM
mission. $40 18th. st. NV. RE.
7-12l2. Exper. helpful but not nee.
SECRETARY to education associa-
ton executive, Rockville, Md. In
teresting and varied duties. Short
hand essential. Write. giving COM
plete resume, references. and sal
ary required. BOX l5S-V, Star.
SECRETARY, $50 vk., law: secy.. real
See Miss Grant at BoYD'S. 700 18th,
cor. @ (ST. 3-3666).
SECRETARY. degree necessary: good
English composition and rapid typist.
Apply 234l Wyoming ave. NV;
SECRETARIES. $4,000; once man
SELLORS, li01 Conn, ave. NV.
It's, ofc. mch, oprs,. PIX oprs.. file
clerks, Select pos. Highest sal. At
LAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
RIM 500, RE. 7-5767.
SECY. to PERSoNEL director SO
SECY., magazine ---- $500
Secy., pub. relations ------ 500
Temp. secy., 9 mos. --- 5000
RECEP. TYP, real estate - $220
Clerk typ, editorial dept. ----- $3.50
Teacher, primary exper., 8 to / S135
Bank clerk trainee SAP
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. $4,000
gll King ST.. Alex. KI. 9-5055
Evening star., 1955-03-10
FARM D GARDEN tcsnt.D

sLUDGE. all dirt. topsoiL blue
stone, road gravel; hauling. grad
tnR Mr. HARTIHQ. 10. 2-Sa74.
VIRGIN TOPsoM-Best quality. any
quantity. immed. delivery. FLEN-
MING LANDSCAPE SERVICE. uH.
4-464S. -lU
BEAUT. LAWNS don't lust happen,
We build them Free est. FLEMMIN0
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. UN. 4-464s.
SOD delivered to your
Job. You lay i and save. Terms IL
desired. GREENWICH FARM
NURSERY. LU. 2-49SO.
GARDEN TRACTOR for sale: S h.p..
with gear shift; excel cond.: less
than . yrs. old; attachments include
sickle bar, roller and seat; 5-ft.
3-gang mower; price. $3.50. eau
OIL. 5000. Ill
INTRODUCING BLACK FoREsr
PEAT-Bacterially active rich peat
humus for immed. use; natures nm
est organic soil conditioner; prevents
soil from becoming hard and baked.
grows better plants, furnishes WELL
balanced plant growth: yd. mixed
with YOUR present soil will make
ton S4s a;v per ,t,3n,r sGR in 3 soi,. ton lots:
dius Of Wash. JAMES J. RUP-
PERT, 1921 7th st. NV. Ma.
S-0510. is
Evening star., 1955-03-10
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS BY AN HONEST HOME
IMP. CO.-All work guaranteed, any
size Job cheerfully estimated. Porch
enclosures, attics converted to bed
rms. or apts., dormers, bathrooms
and heating systems moderniZed.
carpentry and painting No down
54 hr, service. Cail anytime, MR.
RANDELL, TU 2-6322.
kinds of home re-
pairs by exper. builder: reasona BILE
LU. 2-7S1O for estimates. -15
ALTERATION, ANYTHING inside or out
side. old and new. in carpentry,
remodel kitchen. building bookcases,
Evening star., 1955-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

STEEL SHELVING. 81 per unit Of 4
shelves; GIcHEER, 2513 N st. NV
STORE FIXTURES - Whitman candy
refgT.. floor cases, all 6uoreScent
lighted. Can CO. 5-0l62. Ill
STORE FIXTURES. all types; Thurs,
l2 to 4. or call for appt. 10.
sT0RM WINDOWS and doors. ali ex-
truded aluminium: any size window,
$3.50. Call any time, TU. 2-6322.
dition: ssS. Ho. s.47ii. Iii
table models in factory cartons. List
SlS995; now only S104 so. Good
Selection: reconditioned TVS from
S24 so. SLATTERY'S. 4309 Wis.
ave. NV. KE. 7-1500. -13
nv SALE-Recondifioned TV sets.
table models. consoles: many with
new picture tubes; all fully guar
anteed. Specials-21-in. consoles,
$50: l4-in table models, s49.95,
excel. cond.; many 70 choose from.
TV & APPLIANCE CORP. 9423
Georgia ave. SILVER Spring. JU.
9-02S2. Open till 8 pm. 10
rV. 17-inch Motorola, table model,
excel. cond., S75; also gas range
and cabinet sink. AD. 4-9O54, Ill
Underwood No. 5,
good cond.; S22.50. Call Me; s.
riYi1PsEswiRITERs. ii1ssi s25. and up. all
makes. Discounts on new portables
Central 20lQ I4th st NV -l2
Evening star., 1955-03-10

FURNITURE-NBW
DISCOUNT HOUSE
Ss9.50 chrome 5-pc. dinettes, $4,000
S9S.5O Administer 9x12 rugs. $4,000
Nationally Adv HOLLYWOOD, S47.95
Sl29.50 bunk beds. complete. S79.95
King. sa6s Ca. Ca Ave. Ave Ju. i e-5sSi
bedrm. set, maple twin
beds, mod. sofa, chairs. lamps, tables.
dinette. XII. S-OO35. 10
bed, sleeps Q. Lawson
style; was made to order; = cush-
ions. foam; special mattress: tnewJ;
cost $3.50; never used: sacrifice for
$3.50. Also fine modern chair with
rocker legs: in beautiful beige ma
terial: drapes: few lamps. Call Wo.
FURS.@Beautiful modern black oak
furnishings; table, 4 chairs, $50;
buffet. S45: desk, $40; mirror, S25;
lamp table, S25: complete set, 5000;
excellent condition. Also three-piece
sectional sofa, $50: occasional
chair. $50 and three lamps. Call
Thurs: eve. bet and II pm.
Vicinity Ch. Ch. Circle. EN-. 2-9S16.
Gas dis,o RANGES Sni US used IN las las is con-
St. NV. Co. $1,000.
GAS RANGES, new used, repairs. oil.
coal wood ranges. ACME STOVE,
GAS RANGES, table top, Only Sl2.
X. a. w SUPPLY CO.. l647 BenninR
rd. ne, Ii. 6-3lSS. 10
GAS RANGES, new, used. installation
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ga.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
MARCH SPECIAL
BUSINESS SERVICES

GEN. CONTRACTING; addi,, porches,
rec. rms. remod.: free est, Mr.. Nails
day so. 5-745S; after b. TIE. $4,000
Ill
PAINTING and general contracting,
all types of residential and COM
mercial Improvements: first-class
work free estimates; FILA and con-
yention,al financingi Phone wesk.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
CLERK-TYPIST

An interesting position Is open in a
small department Of long estab-,
lished business. Diversified clerical
quick and accurate with details and
type 40 words per minute. Air con
ditioned office. good working condi-
tions with congenial people, vaca-
tion and sick leave plan. 5-day 40
hour week Call,
Evening star., 1955-03-10
REFRIGERATOR
CLOSE-OUT

AtAIA AVN LA ~ h l. ~4t
CLOSE-OUT
Manufacturers close-out
of new 1854 FRIGID-
ARE COLORED RE-
FRIGERATORS. These
boxes are new, in sealed
cartons, fully guaran-
teed, all sizes, some with
auto. defrost. They will
be sold regardless of
price, no re asonab BILE
offer refused. Available
in yellow. green an d
white. STANDAR RID
TIRE & BATTERY CO.,
10th and H ne, Ii.
3-9O82.
Evening star., 1955-03-10

Refrigerators, Used
FRIG1DAIRE. Gu. FT.. $49.50
year guarantee; other sizes also
available. PEERLESS SALES CO..
2237 Georgia ave, DE. 2-5566.
Evening star., 1955-03-10

Ou rIluay anu out OlHtI ody: MuSl
telephone voice. Age 21-35. Apply
personnel, Room 605. Open week
days, S:30-5. and Sat, 9-l2. Nc
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1l0l Penna. Ave. NV.
RESTAURANT and iuncheonette. also
ave. eA NV. iGS'ViI VIENNA BAKERY. o. -1o il
MATTRESSES twhite,. under, So,
sERvfcE MEs MSSi Tsif Gun st. pIHsoNSh n'S' ma
xsRAY o Z TEcHNIc1AN for pvt. once
exper. Cali ST. 3-55i5. Is
GIRL, typing and good handwriting
for general clerical work, in and
out of off1ce; white, age 1880; 5
days week; pay for overtime. MRS
cIRi EISiHERi Ii. $1,000; oo.,t,o,.. III
appearing young girls, over IS,
white: to train for interviewers for
order dept: hours day, 8 days a
week. 10 am. to 2 pm, Average
earnings $50 per week; full training
xpply x be to siSfR KRIS to aooDWs 5eGSS suaiea e.
10 am. only. 332 Bond Bldg. l4o4
N. Y. ave. NV. 10
LADIES-AGE 25-85
Earn your Easter outfit; average SIS
wkly. in 10 hrs. Choose your own
hrs, day or eve Apply 5;30-7 pm.
Rm. 705. 1919 F st. NV. 10
LADIES; PART-TIME WORK
Light, pleasant saleswork: hours OF
own choice; about 81 hr. ohone
MA. S-7357. between | and 4 pm.
YOUNG LADY, with car. for outside
work. part or full time. Call LU. B.
Avon COSMETICS are in demand
Earn a good income as repres. OF our
CO.: no exper. nee. DI. 7-022I. Iii
HOUSEWIVES. with 10 or more hrs.
per wk. to work part time: car,
White. Call WO. f-2292. 10
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN to manage
a dry-cleaning agency Call LU.
EARN At HoME-private telephone
required; Sc. resident; guarantee If
desired. 10. 2-6050, 10 pm.
BEGINNER-Arlingt resident. DO
YOU type2 Take shorthand, PIX
operator? Want chance for advance
inent if we train you in real estate
and mortgage loan business? THEN
reply in own handwriting giving full
details to Box 1T1-X. Star. lie
COLLEGE GRADUATE
21:2s yrs. for permanent position of
Of responsibility requiring initiative
and judgment, experience helpful,
but not essential Call COURTESY
ASSOCIATES, Ma. S-1412, $3.50
tn Z Ill
Evening star., 1955-03-10
TOP SALARY

TOP SALARY
FOR CLERK WHO ENJOYS
MEETING PEOPLE AND INTEREST
ures; modern air-conditioned Of
fice. opportunity for advancement
with growing company, 5i2-day
wk. MAJOR FINANCE. 1888 East
ern ave. Sil. Spg.. Md, JU. 7-5305;
ewes. HE. 4-71s4. Ia
ARL., ALEX. LADIES
Can you be away from home Is mrs
about So hr. Phone MA. S-7357
between | and 4 pm
Evening star., 1955-03-10
HELP-WoAEk
EDITORIAL
ASSISTANT
BETHESDA AREA

BETHESDA AREA
Personable young woman under Is
years, who wants TO learn journal
ism, employe and public relations
work. Must be able to type, file
proofread and TO do creative writ
ing assignments. Salary to $50 de-
pending upon education and expert
ence. Write a brief resume, in
s!ldlRs ssT1Rs sEaH' Rhone and address. IF Box
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. exp; eniy.
days and holidays; uniforms sup
Piled. Apply in person only. MA
T1oNAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conneeti-
cut ave NV. Ill
FOUNTAIN GIRLS WANTED. expert
enced only need apply; good wages
and hours. Apply Mr.. Salisbury.
WHEATON, PHARMACY ll4Ol Ga,
INSURANCE AGENCY GIRL-Wanted
eral insurance field: good chance for
advancement; age 25-35. 81.
5000. -
Insurance Underwater
Must have experience in general in
hand not REQUIRED; Permanent posi-
tion with established mortgage in
Surance firm pleasant working con-
ditions; . to 5; 5-day week: top
salary offered; midtown location
Opportunity for advancement. Call
Mrs. KenWorthy. ROSEEFELD IN
SURANCE AGENCY, 260d Conn ave.
nv. DE. 2-7l20. 10
MANICURIST, 5-day week; open i'm
mediatejy to person who qualities.
Apply in person. BEAUTY BAZAAR,
605 14th st. NV. -l2
MEDICAL technologistS So. $50
Bacteriologist I'm. or H. - to $4,000
Chemists, hosp. labs. - to $500
Nurse, r.. DIS office - $3.50 up
Med. secyS. receipts. - to $500
3S-hr. wk S275
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
900 18th NV. Rm. 500 ME. 5000
NEWS AND DRUG CLERK, white, ex-
,Ierienced. for sfull-time permanent
position, at leading hotel: for full
part culars. apply in person, man
ager, SHOREHAM HOTEL NEWS
STAND. $500 Calvert st. NV. 10
NURSE (R.N), white. for position as
dental asst in Arlington. Va. Give
refs, age. marital status and phone
No. Box l4S-V. Star. -13
Evening star., 1955-03-10
TYPIST
2 DAYS PER WEEK

Pleasant work serving our advertis-
ing customers by phone. Hrs, 90
on Friday and one other day. Must
be accurate typist with pleasant
personnel, Room 605. Open week
days. S:30-5. and Sat, 9-l2. No
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-03-10
SALESLAIDES-YOUNG
EXPERIENCED ONLY
FOR
Millinery ACCESSORIES
LINGERIE

For womens specially shop; must be
alert. dignified and have pleasing
personality; 5l2-day week: part or
full time. Apply in person only.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
FURNITURE-NBW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

215 KING ST.. ALEX. VA.
XII. $4,000 XII. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

DINSO BLUE does SO many different jobs
lG 30 brilliantly, it honestly makes other
detergents seem old fashioned. Listen to this:
1.RINsO BLUE blues asst washes Asa result,
your shirts, sheets and towels yes, even
rayon and nylon clothes-come out cleaner
and uhitev, your colored clothes brighter And
you don't need to add any bluing!
2. This new RINso formula gives you the
cleaning power to get even soiled work clothes
really clean in your washing machine.
8. It's also Delightfully."- mild. That's why 80
many gals use RINso BLUE for dishes.
Lever Brothers Internationally guarantees
new RINSO BLUE, just as we have always
guaranteed Rinse soap in the green box
If you don't agree that RINso BLUE is a
kig Improvement on the detergent you are
now using, wen gladly refund your money
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-09
New Invention
Secures Car Doors

Development of new type of
safety interlocking device to pre-
vent automobile doors from being
forced open in the event of COLI
sion was announced today by Fish
er Body Division of General Mo-
tors.
James E. Goodman, general man.
ager of Fisher Body and vice-pres-
ident of General Motors, revealed
that the new interlock is currently
being installed in all General Mo-
tors passenger cars.
The first installations began last
May, Mr.. Goodman said. Production
and installation of the device fol-
lowed a long period of development
work and exhaustive testing.
The new interlock device con-
sists of fiange on the door por-
ton of the locking mechanism
which overlaps another fange on
the striker mounted on the body
pillar. This overlapping or inter-
locking prevents disengagement of
the door lock from the striker.
thereby preventing doors from
OPCDlllS CfCil oVftit diifiit7
impacts.
Mr.. Goodman stated that exhaus-
tive tests indicate that the new in
terlock will prove to be signifi-
cant advance in automotive safety,
and that it's introduction is the re-
suit of a continuing program de-
voted to intensive safety engineer
ing.
In one of the severe impact tests
conducted by Fisher Body at the
General Motors Proving Ground a
car was driven into the side of an
other car equipped with the safety
interlock. Although the standing
car was badly damaged, the new
device prevented the doors from
being forced open.
Body distortion tests were also
used which exerted even greater
stresses on the body structure
around the door openings than
should be encountered in the aver
age accident. Here, too, the new
interlock kept the door lock and
striker fully engaged.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-09
GEORGETOWN

S. p. Darden, Mayor of Mills
boro, and member of the Sussex
County draft board, was the speak
er at the meeting of the George
own-Millsboro Rotary Club at the
Indian River Yacht Club on Tues
day night
He explained the selective serv-
ice classifications, breaking them
down for his audience to show what
was covered in each classification.
He discussed the quota system and
other matters.
This was the last meeting that
the club will hold this season at
the Yacht Club. Next week, the
meeting will be held at the Re-
hoboth Bay cottage of Jesse Jones,
and after that the club will return
to its winter meeting place at the
Masonic Temple.
Harry E. Williams was chairman
of the program for the evening and
introduced the speaker. Grover Fos-
ter, president, presided.
Visitors were Alfred Carey of
Lansdowne, Pa, and Everett Can
non of Princess Anne, Md.
Harold F. Wilson has been nam
ed Civil Defense director for the
town. He succeeds Albert F. Null
lins, who resigned due to the pres
sure of other business.
Mr.. Wilson has been assistant di-
rector and has been active in many
phases of the CD work here. He is
safety services chairman of Area
8, Red Cross.
Appointment was made by the
Town Council and announced on
Wednesday.
1t was also announced that DIR.
Elizabeth Phillips has been ap-
pointed chairman for Georgetown
for the observance of UN Day.
Donald P. Carmean, who had
previously served as a town police
man, was appointed to the force
to replace Frank Mccormick, a
town policeman for several years,
who retired Mccormick is a pen
sioner from the Philadelphia police
force Carmean has been a guard
at Sussex County Prison.
1t was voted to extend daylight
saving time through October in
keeping with the action of other
communities.
Levi S. Warrington, Seaford,
president of Sussex County Levy
Court, returned briefly to the meet
ing of the court on Tuesday for the
first time in two months.
Warrington was stricken with a
heart attack following a meeting at
the court house here in early June
and was confined to Delaware Hos
pital, Wilmington, for about a
month and since then has been re-
cuperating at his home.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-09
A Losing Battle
With Mosquitoes

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ing the area with potent Lindane
mixture, and has covered more
than 1900 acres surrounding the
base, as far as the st. Jones River
to the south and beyond Dover TO
the north.
The planes have been flying as
low as so feet over the country
side, and in one evening, $50 gal
Ions of snrav were used.
In some cases, the planes We're
flying SO low they had to pull ap
to avoid hitting trees.
The Air Force spray work has
augmented spraying by state
planes, and in Dover by a spray
truck.
However, Dover residents re-
ported this week that the mosqui-
toes, apparently equipped with gas
masks, were back in the area in
force, after couple days absence.