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Evening star., 1955-06-03

ooa oaaRTHuR G, KEEFER, Attorney,
gS1 fTM1-,F,,iS ST.: NV, Washington, d. C
United STATES DISTRICT cOtRT
LOT me District of Columbia Hold.
nE Probate Court.-No. S7,353. Ad-
nlnlStration.-This is to Give M
stst zee; That the subscribers, Of the the
Stats OF Virginia and the District
oI Columbia. respectively have oh.
talned from the Probate Court Of
1ne District of Columbia. Letters
toa tioeastsnmentarv on the estate Of Jud-
son o; Harrison, late of the District
ei Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to the sub.
scrioers, on or before the 10th day
ol September, AID 1865: otherwise
they. NAV by law be excluded from
al benefit Of said estate. Given
under our hands. this l7th day
o. May; 1855 JUDsON o. HARRI-
SON. JR., 5522 Massachusetts, Ave.
EailS Church, Virginia. THE LIN.
colin NATIONAL BANK OF WASH
INGToN. By j. P. BENFER. JR.,
Executive Vice President. Washing,
VIII ]; MARe55fsssi. penats H1sssfi ResIstei MEti
Of Wills for the District of Columbia.
Clers q the Probate Court.
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HELP-MEN tcont.)
Automobile Salesman

If you are an experienced autemo-
bile salesman, capable Of selling
100 OF more cars per year. we offer
you the opportunity of Joining Ihe
provides the highest commission
rate Of ~ with minimum Of $50
on new cars plus 10es commission
on accessories. Demonstration fur
nished. Americas best seller backed
by an aggressive advertising pro-
excess Of $4,000 per year. Apply
in person to Mr.. Davis. ADDISON
CHEVROLET SALES. INC. 18th
and Florida ave. NV, Ia
BARMAN. white; beer, wine and sea-
food, nlghtwork, 4-12: age 22-35.
SILVER Spring resident pref. Ju.
BARTFNDERs. colored. experienced
Call Mr.. scheck. KENWOOD GOLF
AND COUNTRY CLUB, OIL. 4-4655.
BRICKLAYER. white. Sss day. ON
Old Spring .rd., of Saul rd.. Ken
sinston, Nd. ia. 4-lS9S. ID
BRICKLAYERS wanted, frst.class
mechanics only. Dennis ave. and
Inwood 81, Silver Spring, Md. See
BRiCKLAYER, white, apprentices,
two experienced. top wages. HE. 4
4493 after 5 pm. -
steady work. Call
after pm. IA. 5-4109. -3
BRICKLAYERS WANTED Report
on job ready for work at 1889
Chaplin ST.. between Ridge I'd. and
Alabama ave. sc. IS
BUTCHER, experienced. Call HO
2-33s0 from! s am. to 7:30 pm.
BUTCHER, experienced to manage
meat department. Newly remodeled,
air-cond store. Pleasant surround
ingS. wonderful opportunity for
right man. Apply in person. EVERY
BODY'S MARKET. 1869 p st. NV.
4
BUTLER-HOUsEMAN, mr.. New York
City; good wages, own room and
TV Recent refs. required. Box
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LEGAL NOTICES lcon..l
m. PEARL. MCCALL. Attorney,
S07 Hibbs Bldg.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
lnE q Probate Court.-Estate of
Eearle Cooper Deceased Mo. ST.
go. Administration Docket lS3.-
hpplication having been made
neretn for probate Of the last will
ana testament OF said deceased,
and for letters testamentary on
said estate. BY NJ. Pearl Mccall
IS ordered this md day Of June,
I'D. 1855. that James Merchant,
COOPER Jewell. Ruby Jewell Walbert,
Cara Merchant Pinder. Norman
Merchant, Mary Merchant. and the
unknown heirs at law and next Of
kln OF the deceased. and all others
CONCERNED, appear in said Court
On Monday. the 11th day of july.
A.D. 1855. at 1000 O'Clock AM
to snow cause why such applica-
tlon should not be granted. Let
notice hereof be published in the
,,Mashinstcn Law Reporter" and
ne Evening Star" once in each
oI tnree successive weeks before the
rneturn day herein mentioned. The
tuISl duplication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day
witness: the Honorable BOIrTIA
=; LAWS. Chief judge Of said
Sooggrt' this End day of June. AID.
1ls25. Seal Attest: MELVIN j
eMAESUES. Deputy Register OF wills
Ior the District Of Columbia CierS
o1 tne Probate Court ie3 I0I7
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PURCHASING
AGENT
9ll 18th st. NV

Experienced purchasing
agent needed for q key posi-
tion by q fast-growing Mid
western electronics manufac-
turer.' Established firm ex-
panding into newest technical
fields. Job involves admin
istrative responsibility. Send
an outline Of your qualifica-
tions to BOX 140-K, Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-03

when sHsUertns adpsrtisements
nddfessed to Star boIes Do NOT
iHciose original references photo
graphs or other materials Of per-
rondl p1lne. Copies serue the ply
pose. ORIGINALS may get lost.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
HELPMEk

MANAGER. white. experienced. for
pool roomi operate As own pay
owner pct. ABBY U latn ST. ne.
MECHANICS. Varehousemen. see Miss
Dodge at BOYD'S. 700 18th cor, @.
MECHANICALLY INCLINED MAN for
service work by distributor Of large
household eiee. appliances. must
have car in good eond.: sal and car
allowance: permanent: excel OPP. !;
40-hr. VIZ. See Mr.. Brent, SIMON
DISTRIBUTING CORP, 6l5 Pa. ave-.
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ADIIISTER


Outside adjuster for large invest
rnent company. car and car allow
ance furn.: disqualification and in
surance benefits. Call Mr.. WILL
LIAMSON. JU. 5-S400. "A
APPLICATOR FOR SIDING; high dol
lar on souarage basis: guaranteed
yr:..round work: excel. working cond.
with the areas leading siding co.
BETTER BUILDING SPECIALTIES,
ssoos wisconsin ave. Bethesda. Of.
ASBESTOS SIDING APPLIcAToRS-
Must be hard workers. Directions to
,955: Out 8. Capitol st. across ., c.
Livingston rd: 7I10 mi. to lob entr.
on right; See Mr.. ANDERSON. -
ASSISTANT TO OWNER In expand
Ing mems, formal wear business
Must be alert, eager to learn, neat
appearance. willing to take com
picte. charse. Salary open. Write
Box 13S-K, Star. -
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. must be
able. to use tune-up equip: guar.
straight SAL: excel. working conds.
See JOE PHILLIPS. 1929 King St.
Alex. -3
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CAB NRTVERS'

NAD OfL1 GfG0
LATE MODEL AND RADIO CABS
II you do not have an identification
card. we train you in few days.
to earn extra money during yaca-
BOB'S STUDIO
131 18th st. NE. Ii. 8-510a
CARPENTERS, all-round men;
eessTs others need g !, NOT apply Phone IA,
cARPES;rsR. lIlIaSs; { 20 With Si tools, report to
HsEK Hsht s' &a aSo aeids RE- 7SeS sy or F0fsSt Eo
7.14l7; evenings. Lo. 5-95s4. MR..
CARPENTERs-Apply at Job. 1921
Shepherd st, NV. See MR.. BROWN,
cHRPENTERs, FIRST class, rough and
helpers. Apply 70 Mr.. RAMSEY
KDns e Mssh1gtSn DRTS Estates Estates; 5sth sRd
CARPENTER-see MR.. PANzoNE,
Lantern drive. Connecticut Ave.
Hills, Wheaton. Md, 7:30 am. 3
- Subcontractor. with
Iexper. men, capable of handling lge.
housing, project. Box 339-E. Star.
WANTED. Call Mr..
Pc POPE rl2a4, after pm: Redwood soS 40 50
line drive, Morningside, Md. -3
WANTED, exper. only.
for alterations SO day to start.
Apply with tools, before 7:30 am.
5000 Piney Branch rd. NV. 3
CARPENTERS-Roug and trim men.
Dir: Out Ga. ave. extended to Lans-
downs way, left to job site. .
=
MR.. ALLISON, 6119 11th ST., N.
Arlington. Sat. before noon.
Evening star., 1955-06-03

Roast; top restaurant experience
necessary, sober; top salary, full
benefits. Phone Mr.. COHEN, EX.
3-3411 between $3.50 to 11;30 am,
4 to pm, only. 3
for kosher deli
catessen. Must be experienced in
handling kosher foods. Apply 1929
CRAFTS coTNsELLoR. for resident
overnight summer camp. II inter-
ested. call pU. 7-7373. -
CREDIT CLERK-Ambitious young
man. Apply in person. THE CROWN
CO., S29- 7th st. NV.
CREDIT STORE MAN G e r for
credit clothing store; salary COM
mensurate with ability; wonderful
opportunity for party that qualities.
Replies held in strict confidence.
CREnIT MGR'S ASST, credit
clothing store: excellent working
conditions and salary; permanent
position. Apply 737 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Autonohile Salesman

Wanted for direct Dodge Plymouth
and Dodge truck dealer Located in
Laurel. Nd. Experienced preferred.
One with ability and desire TO make
Sl9'g2o orasy 9 year; NY Apply TRI-c2uM- nS,
PA, $4,000, -S
Evening star., 1955-06-03

MAN, inside work, ex-
Sensits. uNioN LIBERAL tSrHs cIoTH.
ING CO.. Ais 9TH st. NV. -5
COMPOSlTOR. experienced only. for
open shop. Steady, Box 142-L.
CONSTRUCTION sUPERINTEND.
ENT-Must have BACKGROUND in
large 1-family housing projects.
Excellent future for right man
Don't call, write giving complete
ING ISSeSSP coRP. OF OF AMER AMERICA, "a Room Room
Ala. 1926 Eye st. NV. "A
COOK, all around. fast, to cook
good food for particular people;
must have refs Apply RIORDAN'S,
1855 4th ST s.w. -
COOK, white, for nightwork. Excel.
working cond.. no Sundays. Apply
MAYFAIR RESTAURANT, 527 18th
st. NV. s.
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'AUTOMOTIVE MACHINISTs

Must be experienced, Company bene-
fits: Sick leave. paid vacation, hos
pitalization. yearly bonus. MA
TIIoNAL AUTO SERVICE CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1955-06-03

FURNITURE salesman
Exper. nee. on active floor. Sal. and
comm. CalP Mr.. Pinkus. HO. 2
FURNITURE CO.. 1915 14th st.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
One of Washington's Oldest and most
opening for. one additional. sales
man. Must be man of proven abil-
ity, not necessarily automotive ex-
per-: liberal compensation combiti-
ing security and opportunity for
large earnings We have a small
force of men who make big incomes.
II you are interested and have the
necessary qualifications. CALI MIR.
FREW, between $40 am. at D1.
T-0111. ~
building materials, ex-
perienced. 25 to 40 years Of age, 40
hours. 5-day week. Excellent COM
pany benefits for the one who quail
ifieS.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND co.
S455 COLESVILLE RID,
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19

Here is an all-climate contem-
porary home efficiently laid out
in rectangle with bedrooms on
one side of a center living core
and garage-utility section on the
other.
Because the stock plan has the
appearance of a custom-designed
house, American Builder maga-
zine, 79 West Monroe St., Chicago
3, ILL.,, has selected it as Plan
No. AB194-N.
The center REORGANIZATION
living and dining room, and
kitchens flanked on one side by
an attached garage and a utility
room with a porch off the rear.
On the other side are three bed
rooms and a bath. The two corner
bedrooms have cross ventilation.
The stock plan also includes an
alternate two-bedroom layout.
The house is of frame construc-
ton with a facing of brick on all
walls up to the cornice line. Gable
ends have horizontal board siding.
The roof, of blue-blend asphalt
shingles, harmonizes with the red
brick.
Specifications call for double
glazed windows of ponderosa
pine. Awning, double-hung, and
panel picture 9doWs are used.
The wood doors and windows are
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
SCHOOL
REPORTER
Seniors Complete Plans For Trip

Seniors Complete Plans For Trip
The plans for the annual senior
class trip to Washington, ID. c.,
were completed this week by the
class officers and the high school
principal, Charles ". Williams.
The group will depart on Thurs
day, May 26 at 800 am. from the
high school. Highlights of the trip
include a visit to Annapolis,
Mount Vernon, the Federal Bur
eau of Investigation, and the Cap
itol. Representative McDowall has
made arrangements to greet the
group along with Senators Will
liams and Frear. The class will be
quartered for the second straight
year at the Lafayette Hotel at 16
and Eye Streets. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. Everett will be the fac
ulty chaperones and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Haas will be the parent
chaperones. The group will be con-
Quoted on the entire tour by Grey
hound bus. The seniors will ar
rive home about 800 pm. satur-
day, May 2s.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
PROFESSOR AT
u of d HONORED
DIR. Graham Lane Awarded
1855 Certificate For Ex-
cellence In Teaching
GETS $500 PRIZE

DIR. G. Gorham Lane, associate
professor of PSYCHOLOGY at the
University of Delaware, has been
awarded the 1855 certificate for
excellence in teaching and the
$500 prize which accompanies this
honor. Presentation of the award
was made by DR.. John A. Perkins
as a part of the Honors Day cere-
monies on the Newark campus
last Thursday, May 5, 1855.
In addition to teaching, writing
and research at the University of
Delaware, DR.. Lane has held one
of the most important extra cur
rieular campus posts as chairman
of the Cultural Activities Commit
tee. This committee plans for
nearly all of the cultural pro-
grams held at the university, in
cluding the annual artist series
concerts, conferences, and exhib-
it's. DR.. Lane also has served as
adviser to Omicron Delta Kappa,
honorary mems leadership society,
as adviser to Psi Chi and the
Psychology Club, and as a member
of the committee on aging of the
Welfare Council of Delaware. He
is a member of the board of ad-
visers of the Newark Kindergarten
Association and chairman of the
policy and planning committee for
the conference of State Phychol-
ogical Associations.
DR.. Lane is the second recipient
of the $500 teaching award which
was presented for the first time
last year as the result of a gift
from the Glass of 1913. DR.. A.
Janney DeArmond, associate pro-
fessor of English, received the in
itial award.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
FREEZE PLAN
AID DISABLED
Freeze Designed To Aid Dis
abled Persons Covered by.
Social Security
MUST APPLY

Seriously disabled people who
used to work in employment or
self-employment covered by the
social security law should get in
touch with the Wilmington social
security office by June 30 and
find out about having their earn
ings record frozen, Myron Mil
bouer, social security district man.
ager, announced.
Milbouer believes that many
people in Delaware will be helped
by the disability freeze provision
in the 1854 social security amend
ments. This part of the law is
designed to aid workers who be-
come totally disabled after having
worked for a certain number of
years in employment or self-em-
ployment covered by social secur-
ity. 1t provides that their social
security rights will not decrease
during the period of disability.
MANY disabled people now get
ting retirement payments" Mil
bouer pointed out, "can qualify
under this provision for a larger
benefit amount as of July. If the
disabled person dies after June 80,
the disability freeze can protect
his family's rights to survivors
payments, but only if he had ap-
piled for it before his DEATH" he
added.
Active military service in the
World War II and postwar per-
iods and employment in the rail-
road industry may count toward
the needed amount of work.
Although the law does not pro-
vide for the payment of cash So
cial security retirement benefits
before the worker reaches 65, it
is nevertheless important that a
disabled individual get in touch
promptly with the Social Security
Administration and establish the
fact of mis- disability.
The law provides that the work.
er,s earnings record may be 'froz-
en-" during the period of his dis
ability. When this is done, his
social security rights are protect
ed in two ways:
His right to benefits will not ex-
pire as time goes by, and
The amount of the payments he
and his family will get when he Is
65, and the amount his family will
get in case of his death, will not
be reduced.
"Before the wage record Of a
disabled worker can be protected
under the law, it Ia necessary for
him to make an application, estab-
lish that he is disabled, and to
meet the other requirements of
the law" the local manager stat
ed. 1--WE are glad to give full in
formation to disabled workers who
believe that they may be qualified,
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
Memorial Poppies

The people of Smyrna will be
reminded of the Memorial Poppies
which will be sold on Saturday,
May % by members of the Aux
iliary to the David C. Harrison
Post No. IA, American Legion, by
a display which will be arranged
this week in the window of Man
nerings Store, West Commerce
Street, featuring the poppies and
their significance. The display will
be the work of Mrs. Rita Golden,
according to Mrs. Florence Ford,
chairman.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
Baseball Team Has
Winning Season

The Smyrna High School Eagles
Baseball Team, after winning sew
en- ! of it's first eight games, will
play its next two games at home.
On Friday, May 20, the team will
entertain Harrington High School.
In the previous meeting the Eag-
les won a 9-4 decision behind John
Clark and David Deakyne. These
same two boys are scheduled to
hurl the game at Smyrna. On
Tuesday, May "a, we play host
to Chestertown High School. This
is the first meeting with the
Maryland team as the previously
scheduled game was rained out.
Ace pitcher, Paul Loder, is ex-
pected to draw the starting as
signment in the second to last
game of the season. The Eagles
will close their season at Chester
town on May 81.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19

and to help them make applica-
ton to have their social security
records frozen"
The law permits freezing the
wage records of workers who
worked in employment or self
employment covered by social
security for 5 years out of the
10 years before their disability
started and for 11a years out
of the 8 years before the dis
ability started, nd-have been
totally disabled for at least 6
months with a disability so sew
ere that they are unable to do
any substantial gainful work
and will be disabled for a long
and indefinite period
Active military service after
15, 1910 and before
July 1, 1855, and work in the rail-
road industry can be counted to-
ward the required period of work.
The law applies to people who
were disabled before reaching 65
no matter how old they are now"
Milbouer said.
The address of the Delaware
social security office is 813 West
Street, Wilmington. If a disabled
worker is unable to call at the
office, some other member of his
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
Cats Friendly, Too

Cats, like dogs, can be friendly,
too. There is a case, of cat that
once spent a weekend with a very
good friend of his mistress. Each
day at four o'clock the friend
served tea and cookies and gave
some to the cat. From then on
each day at the same time, the
cat would walk a block to this
friends house for his tea and
cookies.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
senior week Begins Today

The annual Senior Week will be
held at Smyrna High School be-
ginning today, May 10, when sem
ior odd day will be observed. Sen
iors will be dressed in various re-
gala on this day. During the en-
tire week the underclassmen are
expected to assist the seniors by
carrying books and performing
other deeds requested of them.
The committee who drafted the
plans included James Haas, Barry
Attix, Phil Voshell and Carolyn
Marsh.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19

Theatre has graciously offered the
use of the theatre and will show
the movie Anchors Away" from
1:30 to 800. At that time group
of parents will entertain the jun
iors and seniors at a beach party
at Lake Como. Refreshments will
be served by the mothers of the
class members. For those wishing
to retire earlier the beach party
viii commence at 1:30 and the
students may feel free to attend
any or all functions of the group.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19

ma Elementary School, which VIII
also be used as the setting for
the statewide Road-E-O next
month. During the scoring by the
judges, Mr.. Turner, of the State
Police, reviewed with the entrants
the written test, discussing the
questions asked and answering
other questions posed by the con-
testants pertaining to laws and
usages which affect drivers in this
state. Mrs. Joseph w. Ennis, state
chairman safety, Delaware State
Federation of Womens Clubs, WAS
present during the whole program
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19

family should inquire for him.
For the convenience of local
residents, a representative of the
Wilmington office is at the Kent
County Court House, Dover, every
Thursday from 10 am. to l pm.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
Girl Scout Meeting in MiddIetown

Girl Scout Meeting in Middletown
A combined meeting of Neigh
borhood c and District 8 Girl
Scout officials will be held at St.
Anne's Church, Middletown on
Monday, May % at 8 pm. The
district chairman, Mrs. William B.
Shallcross and the volunteer train
er, Mrs. Ruth Buckingham, both
of Middletown have resigned and
their positions must be filled.
From the Smyrna area leaders,
assistant leaders, and committee
members are expected to attend.
Those needing transportation are
asked to call Mrs. William Kruch-
en-.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
spy Glass to be Edited

The third and final edition of
the Spy Glass, Smyrna High
Schools Newspaper. will be dis
tributed to students on Wednes-
day, May IS. This issue took many
extra hours of preparation to fol-
low all suggestions offered by the
Columbia Scholastic Press Associ-
alton. More up to date material,
and more sports coverage are only
few of the improvements to be
noted. Ronald Stevens, editor, is
to be congratulated on an exceIl-
ent job of editing the paper.
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
HELD
LAST SATURDAY
Continues from PAGE one

Jacobs, Jr., and William Fessen-
den, of the driver training pro-
gram. Ennis & Deakyne, local
Ford dealers, loaned the Ford cars
which were used in the tests. The
entrants all answered a written
quiz before the skill tests were
run off, and both tests figured in
the final figures. The events were
all held at the site of the Smyr-
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19

Small floor plan above shows
altered layout with two bedrooms
instead of three. Only the left
front corner is changed.
painted white to accent the basic
blue and red motif. A 30-inch roof
overhang protects the interior
from sun glare.
The crawl space under the first
floor is used for forced warin-air
heating ducts.
The dwelling has an area of
1888 square feet of floor area, in
Guiding a garage and utility room
at one end. This figure is helpful
in estimating construction cost.
Detailed building plans are
available from American Builder
Home Plan Service, 79 West Mon
roe St., Chicago 3, Ill. Refer to
Plan No. AB194-N.)
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
Juniors Work on Prom Plans


Beth Denney, chairman of the
Junior Prom, has announced that
plans are progressing nicely for
the Prom scheduled to be held at
the high school on June 8. A
French Motif with the bandstand
in a replica of the "Arc de Tri-
umph" and the Eiffel Tower in
the distance will highlight the
decorations. The refreshment COM
mittee plans to serve sandwiches,
cookies and punch during the Is
minute breaks in the music. No
intermission is planned this year
and dancing will be enjoyed from
9:00-1:00. A post prom party is
being planned by the mothers of
the juniors and seniors and fin
anced by the P.T.A. The Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1955-05-19
students Await Smyrna Eagle

0ouuooS Ahoe OhiJ IL" Go5hO
The students at Smyrna High
School are anxiously awaiting the
1855 edition of The Smyrna Eagle,
the schools yearbook. The Amer
lean Yearbook Company has
promised delivery on May 27.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

handsome bachelor, Count
Carl Bielke of the Swedish
Embassy. whose title dates
back to the 18th century. AS
Sweden is still a monarchy,
the Counts title is a legiti-
mate part of his name.
The Minister of the Swed-
ish embassy, Carl L. Douglas,
also has the title of Count
which was given to his fam
lily in 1854.
Good Title Hunting in Spain
Probably the best titled
misunderstanding on the con-
tinent is in Spain. There
titles are still bona fide. there
are lots of them and what's
more the title can pass on to
the women as well as the men.
The Spanish Ambassador
here never uses his own title,
which is Marques de Santa
Rosa. His wife, the Countess
OF Motrico, inherited her title
when her brother died, so the
Ambassador is also the Count
OF Motrico. In addition, the
envoy'S mother is the Count
eSS of Rodas, and upon her