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Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Closing Program Held at Asbury
Church Friday; Certificates Given

Closing Program Held at Asbury
Church Friday; Certificates Given
The closing program of the
Daily Vacation Bible School of
Asbury Methodist Church was
held Friday when certificates were
presented to the children who had
completed the work. The school had
an enrolment of ninety-two boys
and girls, with an average attend
ance of seventy-three. There were
four departments, the beginners in
charge of Mrs. Anne Hutchins;
the primary class, Mrs. June
Short; the junior department di-
rected by Mrs. Allen Moffitt and
Mrs. Henry T. Price, and the ad-
vanced juniors, directed by Mrs.
Richard c. Price. The juniors
made diagrams depicting life in
Palestine; the topic considered by
the older junior department was
God in Our Life" Mrs. Hutchins'
class worked on the subject, "He-
roes of the Cross, developing a
missionary theme. Mrs. Short
based her instruction on the Cate
chism. The Rev. Walter L. Beck
with, superintendent of the school,
presented the certificates.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
Spot Presidents Plane

Rodney Schuman and Clifton
Jones had an adventure while
serving at the airplane spottng
post on South Street Monday
night. When they were ready to
sign off they were called by the
filter center and asked their
names and if they had reported
a plane at 1875 pm, and when
they replied that they had they
were told it was President Eisen-
hower's plane on the way from
New England to Washington,
which had passed over Smyrna at
that time. This incident proves
that far from being a dull bust
ness at the spotting post the work
has interesting potentials, and
that no one knows when they are
reporting something of great
value.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
TEENAGE STREET DANCES
First of Series Of Dances Very
Successful ON june 23rd

First of Series Of Dances Very
Successful ON june 23rd
The first in the series of street
dances for teenagers on June %
was a very successful one until a
severe thunder storm, with heavy
rains, prevented it from continu-
ing as long as planned. The Sec
ond in the series of dances spon-
sored by the Smyrna-Clayton Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce will be
held on Thursday evening, July z
on Market Street Plaza, at 8 p.m.,
according to announcement by
George D. Wright, president. The
first dance held on June % was
attended by about fifty young peo-
pie from Smyrna and the sur
rounding communities, and prizes
were awarded for speciality dane
es. Records which are amplifed
for use at the dances are provid-
ed by the Silver Eagles who CO.
operate with the Jaycees in the
affair. The committee for the SER
les of dances includes John Long,
chairman, Harry Cannon, and Rob-
ert Belber. Admission is twenty
five cents. All teenagers of the
area are invited to attend The
first meeting of the Smyrna-Clay-
ton Junior Chamber of Commerce
since the installation of new offic-
ers will be held at The Paddock
on the third Tuesday in July, with
the new president, George D.
Wright, presiding.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
PLAN LAKESIDE
SERVICES HERE
Vesper Services Will Be Held
Sunday Evenings Dur
ing Month of July
WELFARE HOME LAWN

Once again Asbury Methodist
Church will conduct lakeside SER
vices on the south shore of Lake
Como on the Sunday evenings in
July. Held on the grounds of the
State Welfare Home the outdoor
vesper services at z pm. have
proved very popular with people
from Smyrna and a wide rural
area. No service will be held in
case of rain. The Rev. Walter
L. Beckwith, pastor of Asbury
Church, has announced the follow
ing speakers for the series: Sun
day, July 8, the Rev. William B.
Kitchens, pastor of Ewell-St.
Paul's Methodist Church, Clayton.
Special selections will be sung by
John Dickinson, James and
George Hughes. The Rev. Dom
aid o. Clendaniel, pastor of the
mSlIlOuloI OIluI Cu VI SlluISil Illlig
Nd, will be the preacher on July
10, and there will be special mus
ic. On July II, the sermon will
be preached by the Rev. Edwin
Thomas, pastor of the Odessa
Methodist Church. The Rev. Will
liam c. Hemphill, pastor of the
Methodist Church at Sudlersville,
Md, will speak on Sunday, July
"a. On July 81, the message will
be delivered by the Rev. d. o.
Hornung, pastor of the Millsboro,
Del. Methodist Church. The choir
of Asbury Church sings at all SER
vices and special music will be
presented during the series by
Raymond Rust and daughter, Miss
Elaine Rust, of Millsboro, and a
quartet from Church Hill. An
nouncement of more details about
the music will be made as the
series progresses.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
CLUB
PLAN RECESS
To Hold Picnics at Home of
James Ford i'm Lake
Como Gardens
INSTALL OFFICERS

James R. Ford presided at the
final meeting until fall of the
Smyrna Lions Club on Monday
night at The Wayside Inn. A
financial report for the year was
presented by Brinton Reynolds, Jr.,
secretary-treasure Mr.. Ford an
nounced that the annual Lions
Club picnic, for members and fam
lilies, would be held on the lawn
at his home in Lake Como Card
ems on Monday evening, July IL.
The presidents pin was presented
to Harry E. Shortt by Mr.. Ford.
Francis B. Gebhart, past district
governor, announced the election
of Frank j. Horty, of Wilmington
as an international director at the
convention of Lions International
at Atlantic City. James R. Ford,
retiring president of the local club,
has been named zone chairman.
Mr.. Gebhart presided at the in
stallation of new officers and the
induction of two new members.
Charles Wallace and James Cas-
per, and also told of the inspir-
ing flag presentation ceremony at
the convention. He said that the
1000 plus Lions clubs in the
world had conducted 10000 sep
arate activities. The following Of
ficers were installed: Harry. e.
Shortt, president; Robert Everett,
first vice president; Wells Camp
bell, second vice president; Sgd
ney Bancroft, third vice president;
Leonard Hitch, secretary-treasur-
er. Clarence Blendt, lion tanner;
Robert Mills, tail twister; Vance
Cole, Brinton Reynolds, Frank
Ryan, and John H. Fearon, direc-
tors. Mr.. Shortt then announced
the committees to serve during
1856: Observation-Disclosures
ance, Robert Mills, chairman;
Membership, Charles M. Gee,
chairman, James R. Ford, Charles
Williams; Publicity and Road
Signs, Robert Talbot; Convention,
Vance Cole and Clarence Blendt,
co-chairman; Lions Information
Constitution and Bylaws, Henry
II. Price; Finance, Frank Green
we'll; Program, Martin Golden;
Bulletin Editor, Guy Edmondson,
Jr.; Greetings, James R. Ford,
and all past presidents; Song lead
ers, Robert Dunning and Richard
C. Price; Christmas Dance, Mr..
Dunning, chairman and Stanley
Middleton. Activities Committees:
Youth Center and Program, Brfn- |
ton Reynolds, chairman; Agricul-
ture, Frank Ryan and James Cas-
per, co-chairman; Antics, Martin
Golden; Safety and Education,
Robert FAIRIES; Community Better
ment, Norman C. Wilder; Citizen
ship Award and United Nations, |
Charles Williams and F. S. Ban
croft; Health and Welfare-Sight |
Conservation and Blind, Charles
M. Guy; Boys and GirIs-Cub
Scouts, Vance Cole; Charter
Night, James r. Ford and Fran
els B. Gebhart; Gum Ball and
Coke Machines, Brinton Reynolds.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
Girls State This Week

Shirley Darrell and Faith Hout-
man are representing the Smyrna
School at Girls State, held this
week in Dover. Mrs. Margaret
O'Neill, Americanism chairman,
American Legion Auxiliary, spoke
at the opening session. Mrs.
Grant G. Garis assists each day at
the sessions.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
LEGION POST
INSTALLATION
Alfred E. Mack is New Com
mander of David C. Har-
risOn Post Here
STATE OFFICERS ATTEND

Morris Wasserman, commander
elect of the American Legion, De-
partment of Delaware, of Will
mington Manor, and Mrs. Joseph
Lofland, Millsboro, president of
the Department Auxiliary, offici-
ated at the installation of officers
of the David c. Harrison Post No.
IA, American Legion and Auxili-
ary at ceremonies held Thursday
night in the Legion Room at
Town Hall. The installation was
preceded by a buffet supper at
tended by about sixty persons.
Mrs. George Scout was hostess for
the Auxiliary and Miss Alberta
Cornelius, for the post. Mrs. Grant
G. Garis, sergeant-at-arms, pre-
sented the following auxiliary Of
ficers, who were installed by Mrs.
Lofland: Mrs. Howard Nowland,
president; Mrs. Howard Deakyne,
vice president; Mrs. Clay Bailey,
recording secretary; Mrs. Walter
Downes, treasurer; Mrs. James
Davidson, historian; Mrs. Oscar
Attix, chaplain.
New Legion Officers
New officers of the post INSTALL
ed by Mr.. Wasserman included
Alfred E. Mack, commander;
Howard Urian, first vice COM
mander; Martin K. Bessinger,
second vice commander; Milton
Emerson, third vice commander;
William Kenworthey, adjutant;
Grant G. Garis, finance officer;
Charles Burrous, chaplain; Alber-
ia Cornelius, historian; George
Parker, service officer; Ollie
Loose, sergeant-at-arms. Depart
ment Commander Harry Zerby
commended Kent County for the
increase in membership. William
j. B. Regan, national executive
committeeman, paid tribute to the
local post for the efficient ambu-
lance service. Other department
officials who were presented were
Thomas B. Egan, adjutant; John !
Longbothan, Milford, first vice
commander-elect; William Craig, /
Milford, Kent County district
commander-elect; Mrs. Ruth Eg-
an, past post commander No. 21,
Wilmington; Kennard E. Jackson,
Smyrna, second vice commander
elect; Charles Burrous, alternate
national executive committeeman.
In addition to Mrs. Lofland, the
following Auxiliary Department !
officers were presented: Mrs. Ell
wood Short, Georgetown, Sussex
County vice president; Mrs. John
Longbotham, Milford, national ex-
ecutive committeewoman; Miss
Mildred Jones, Dover, department
chaplain, who gave the invoca-
ton; Mrs. William ]. B. Regan,
Wilmington, president-elect; Mrs.
Grant G. Garis, executive secre-
tary-treasurer; Mrs. George T. |
Scout, Smyrna, Kent County vice
president. The auxiliary commit
tee on arrangements for the af-
fair included Mrs. Garis, chair
man, Mrs. Nowland, Mrs. Vernon
Ford, and Mrs. Addie David. The
post committee planning the event !,
was headed by Mr.. Mack, assisted
by the following Legionnaires:
Carroll VanPelt, William Ken
worthey, Howard Urian, Martin
Bessinger, George Parker, Grant
G. Garis, and Milton Emerson.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-30
Marshall, Great Chief Justice,
honored on 2O0th Anniversary

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Green Boy Events
Fellowship Hour
Tonight Precedes
Start of ReriUal


NJ r $ Taylor and da4s5 ~
ters i West Pom. spent the
@es4 1nd wca her parents MI
aad ~ z z Redd Mr and NJ
r #. Williams Jr and children
afree- @nner guests sunday ofthe
Fed> and Sunday afternoon al
q : .n attended ne O"en-Dish-
nag .ead ~ Hampden-e5yd p
ney
- Jann TFear d Farmf-llo
vas r. guest Monday morning Of
fer 9Sserts Mr and Ms - ~
Shiitaa
Mss- , w N9nnally vas a s4op-
PER 1 Il chmond SATURDAY
c.2i practices "i1 Pc held A.
n.2h+ nstoad q Thursday as flrst
plafHi%d
VISITS In Richmond
%7s / T NInnally spent sew
eial as e. richmond this week.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-30
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Evening star., 1955-11-16
PERsoNAL


MOTHER win rive fuii-time care
FuED RS RAISING can be fun. selling
world FAMOUS c0Io9nes for your
church. club or orRanizAticn. n ".
Forms 6iaS ST. d. .. JOB appIicationa.|
prepared and typed; personnel
counselins. ExGH. skHxlCk GO,
l740 < s.. NV. Rsn. -. 81. S-gles.
NIMEoGRAPHiNG. envelope and
card addressing. 4041 eth q. g.,
krt JAs 1-8360.
T.1oIES--A mans suit can BE- cone
tailored suit for you. CO. b-s4ll.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS srd
IEY ADAMS PRINTING Co. sos
ARTHRfTiSNew heat-nnd massngel
pad sootheB pain Of arthritis and
hufsitis. A new soft pad containing
an cyeio-n1assage and special heat
ing element drives deep thfough
tIsss al,a a eGns 'n. e s,,ls 5sllsyls senins r
cuiation.. relieves nervous tension
and encourage deep, restisii slnnbef.
For free booklet, " Miracle Of
SfAaARA sso IAN Il. NV. kE.l
silsiRc M y scRarHINc 500 copies,
ss5s g n.v ETsH E 4s sERg " c9;; cs9.;s;isS4 i1s +
HAIR ffNTING--NeW Roi1x creme.
$500 clairol $500 eompl. Roux
tint. $500 compi, FRENCH BEAU
TY SHOP, 1921 14th 81. NV. AD.
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Evening star., 1955-11-16
LEeAL NOTICES
1RTHUR G. KEEFEK, 1iIsTi

ARTHUR G. KEEFER, Attorney.
coo y ST., NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. IS, e00.
Administrator. This Is to Give
Notice. That the subscriber. Of the
District Of Columbia has obtained
1tbD the Probate C9nrt Of the Dis
tflct Of Columbia An1tllary Letters
Ttotamentafy on ne estate Of
MinnR KuTnndt. also known as Mrs,
HuRo w. KuFandt. late Of the state
81 MARYLAND. deceased. All persons
haeing claims aKalnet the deceased
sEN hereby warned tQ exhibit the
same with the eUaehern thereof.
iegeily anthentl tlEAted. 10 the sub
efriber. on or helafe the 8Qth 1af
~ April. AID. 1866 Otherwise they
may hy Law be excluded from all
henefif of said estate, Given under
my hand this 2Sth day Of october.
1855. HELENE A. 40, 1919 inde-
pendenee Ave. SsE. f9ea1.b Attert:
THEODORE COd6WELL. Reeister
Of wills for the District or Column
bia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
DIE PRESSMAN
EXPERIENCED. APPLY BURT WEBB
I2O6 18th ST. NV. III

EXPERIENCED. APPLY BURT WEBB.
1905 I9th ST. NV. IL
DRTVTNG INSTRUCTORS, white.
age 24.36, pefusanent and tenn
porary, fuli-tfFae only. good char
acteT, appearance and drtving
record. Wo. 6-6036. -l6
DRIVER. for ice cream route; must
have good references. COLONlAL
ICE CREAM CO., 8. CAP. and =
CLERK young man 70
work Ia grocery store. drive truck.
References. 2722 Georgta ave. nv.
DRUG CLERK. exper. only. local
cTs.sPFaf,N Tss PFsalf IsEsssss;Mac4. ssss;M sl.i sunih isth
and r NV. & 20
DRUG CLERK, sxpefienced, for
downtown dfuestores gocd hours.
good pay. No 6undeys- Good op-
portunitx for rleht man App.y
BABBITLsB DRUG STORE. 1t06 z
At NV -lT
Evening star., 1955-11-16
JANIS q. WHITE, Attorney,
l4th ana Rafk Rd. M.W.,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of CoIumhia. Hcld-
ing Probate Court NO 89. 23G,
Admfnistrntton.---Ifis Is 10 Give
Nottce: Thai the subscriber. of
the State n vlrelnia haa obtained
from the Probate Court uf the
pistYfct of Columbia. Letters ol
Administration on the estate Of
Lille ~. Hardin. late Of the Dis.
tftct Of COLUMBIA. decessed Al
persons hagfne claims e9alnst the
deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, TO
The subscriber. on OF before the
3oth day Of april, AID. 1856.
Otherwise they may ey Law be ex-
ciuded from al benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
2Sth day 81 oetoher, 1855. vIR-
GINA v. JOHNSTON, 73 ErTisson
6t.. Portsmouth. Va. t6eal.l Attest:
THEODORE cOGSWELL. Register
pf wills for the District Of coium-
hiA. CLERK Of the Probate Court.
uo2,9,I6
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Auction sALB

THos. J. OWN . SON, Aastlonssrs.
III 4 81 NV,
Trustees, sels ef Yalusbls sEA1I, !,
BRING KNOWN Ae PREMIsze
HglMHkR. sgglM4T4ER.sf 4 HlohTH STREET
6uly 'iss recorded. r. IA Lihsf No. 1854.
& YR t6e District of Columbia. and 81
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the under1igned trustees
viii sell. at public auction ~ front
JRysFaerH St ths REsFaalesssr fn n0HDd9 NAV oE ne NJ.
TEMBkR. AID. 1885, AT, ONE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the ,fol-
LOVING described land and premises.
situate IN the District Of Columbia.
and designated as and being part
OF Lot 2S In Payne. ". ct q sub
division Of lots IN Square $40. as
EH E gas TssoEasqs ios ~ e npssriss es o CO.
iuIahia u Liher "a ct folio AS
6einT more particularly described
by Inetes and bounds In said deed
81 trust. Now known as Lot 500 In
Ts1nas: srns:s soid subject to ! prior
lhuilding sssociStion1 ss dsed rs ef trust y :
nrior second deed Of trust for ap-
prtcximafeiy ST 500 90, further par
ficulars nf which will be announced
ct time 81 sale: the purchase price
above said trust to be paid IN cash.
A deposit Of $500. 90 required. Con-
yeyancing. recording. etc. at .pur-
ehaser.s cost AdInstmsn@ss @ nae Hn seI,s g
oiled Win within thirty days other
wise depoeie forfeited and the prop:
erty may Be advertised and resold
Al the discretion Of the trustees.
CHARLES z. M1TCHkLh.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
no1e.l .ls.21.23.20 Trustees.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
AUTOMOBILE
ACCOUNTANT

Opportunity for qualified man -
head boookkeepeI and once man
ager. LARGE big three dealership.
Give details ct experience and pres
ent earnings BOX 93-B. star. liz
AUTO BODY MAN, 1st class, with
refs.; 6-day Wk. Gtraight nnlnry.
LIBERTY AUTO BODY CO., Bib
N 81. NV. Ma. s-9573. --l7
kUTO BODY MAN. experienced COM
bination metal and paint man pre-
ferred or one With BODY repair
experience only. We ofief paid Va
Il cations and excellent WORKING con-
dealer. s.I.i 5-day week. See Mf. Noga.
TEMPLE MOTOR CO.. 1914 De
asonal rd- Alexandria. Vas k1-
AuTu MECHANIC. nrss rate; hish
Hood F0NTiAc. s9Sl Conn. Ave,
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, for Dodge
and Plymouth service: good work
ing cond. $3.50 percentage basis.
BANNING n SONS INC. $500
baltimore hlyd. 10
AUTO MEcflANfGs--E Enjoy security
81 permanent position while WORK.
ina m shop with pleasant WORK
fnr conditions You VIII have TOD
level pay. proft shafing. paid vaca.
ticns, paid nolidays, neeith enc
hospital insurance and upporIu-
mites for advancement. Phone NJ
Myers, DE. 2-6700 for appointment
Washington's Oldest end LArgeei
Dodre-piym0uth Dealer. THBW
MofoR co.
AUTO GALESMAM--If you are an
expersenced, aggressive auto sales
man, get IN on the Ground moor
hot gbG DodaeS and Plymoutny.
inyestigate nov white We have An
opening for you. Salary plus COM
mission, transportation ana ample
floor time to the salesman VINO can
meet our relutfefnetts Apply ~
person TO Nj. CaspeE, HANNAE9, \. y
moro ave. HyAttssLIle. Md. lis
Evening star., 1955-11-16
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nolX.1A. Id. .Iet2z 2 Q 8 lE e Z -. =.
TH0s. .. Q.gEN 3 I soN Austienssfs'

ILL = 90. = W.. - s~.tml<s
LEsss5ssszs LE4ssz ssAlf ssAb q ohhAssRaEMT ssss'aafE3MliT HOW
BRfCg DWELLIIgo BEING KNOWN
AS FREkf1sES NUMBER 80
TENTH 6TREET. NOHTIkEAFL.
nv Vfrfsie 81 certain deed Of tgugt
d,iiy recorded. III LibeT No. lOlO1s
ofd HiS of iS lis bisfTiet ef Columbia, and
at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned tEuayee4
viii sell. at public auction - trQnt
81 the premises, on MAgNl..3alAIN., ~ n
TIE IWENTX-THIHg pA1 ~
NoyE4E.gpEaE No3sysI4.g EaEdfA1:poK 2; lfrs "a e. POI soi-
ioWins- -deecribed land and prem
1ses. sifrats n the District Ct Co
H1nihin. and designated as ana beino
Tot 81 IA Henry 3. and Josephine
6nvfs eubdiVi1ion Of lots IN Square
a62. Is per plat recorded IN Liner
Is 4 folio 1el II TIE once q ne
SurssyoE fcf the District q coinnn-
Terms: eaa; soid subiset . ! prior qssd
e trust iSr npPE,ezaImsss'l Pg,s.sIgss " Ssssss Nh
'n ~ ,,Irshass " Snassnsisa pries ssoss sald srus
"a Sc nafd n cash. a deposit ci
100000 required. CQnyayAucln4
Recording. ete.s nf Dufchneez's cost.
IdgnsEmsnkg made e. of date q
S1IS. TEflne "a b complied with
Tffffn SO DAYS, o1hofUl1s dcpo4i;
fcTfsifed and tie properly may y
n1p4rtt5e4 ard re1Qld ~ ne an
M5iL.kIliAAnn VII Z 4 q; .EEA1yxkh
se12,1z.15.is.22 Tsustesa
Evening star., 1955-11-16
FRANK 2. AuRY, Astsrnsy.
Filed nov. IL. 1855, HSrF5 n. Hun.

STATS S|i5f ib5fEsrRrcr coUar
ior the District 81 ccIumbia =
IRKNE kLIzABELH RuesKIL.
kussEIi., ku5ssasaEsIi psiendant =. no so ! iiss1s-ss. 8
The object OF this suit te for
absolute divorce on grounds Of 1ve
years voluntary separation. on
motion cf the plaintiff, II Is this
l4lh day of November 1853.
meth G. Russell cause his appear
aRce 10 be entered herein on .or
bSfore the foKtteth day exclusive
Of SUNDAYS and legal holidsys, oe..
publication Of this order. otherwise
the cause will be pfOeeeded with
as IN case 0f default. Provided, .
copy OF this order be published
once 4 week for three successive
weeks ii the Washingtpn Law Re-
porter, and the WaehtngtQn Star
before said day. fsJ EDWARD
A. TAAfM, judge. Seal Attest:
HARRY y. HULL Clerk By z
Clerk. uo4os1os0V
Evening star., 1955-11-16
hELp-MEN

ADyUsTOR--Locai branch Of ma
tional financial organization ofieft
interesting and challenging posi-
ton for aInhiticsls and . aesrsssiye
ATS, auto furnished. Mr.. uRIF-
FIN. JU. 6.810U. --20
ADJUSTER
Veins SsS mao s Ssnss Ss s'sssss5S so%BaS vSs. Ss
cations with pay, all company
dement's, use Of company car. See
Mr.. 6TAHL. 20f Constitution ave-.
Room 434. I'D
ACCOUNTANT, sesni-sr. for large
local CPA once. Apply 2a7 Wood
4 ACcouSqaNr, SssS MI recent college deg,
S6O-S16. POTOMAC EMpL,. 1Q4
East Broad ST.. Fails Church. u
Aec6uNrANr, experienced junior
or eemisenior. for CpA once. per-
manent position; excellent workinr
conditions. Kindly reply In own
handwriting. stating education. age,
marital status and salary degiEed,
. BOX e-B, star. ---l7
ACCOUNTANTS
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lccTB.. Alex. VIC. 40 800 up
Lab. techs, eiectronic - $3.50 uD
AfiLEN-QiBRfEN personnel Service
1404 n. =. Ave. m 7-72e0
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sd1rssis1 . slfs bossl 20 NpT
lacloss ofi6ia1l rs1sFsnees photo
OFdDhs o. other materials 81 per-
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Evening star., 1955-11-16
ENGIN EERS
Openings for
SPECIALISTS
for work in the evelopment 3

1UT WUIk III tIIC CUCVSIOf1L4ASA1tO y
high-powered fixed installation
radar equipment
We can't tell you very much about this the
whole projects SO new, it's under wraps But
we can say that the lines Of research behind the
complex equipment now under development In
the SPECIAL. RADAR SECTION are so far OF the
beaten track as to offer professional problems
Of unique interest, Opportunities for original
contributions by individual engineers and scien-
tists are exceptional And GE rewards such
contributions You can count on that.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

BOB'S STUDIO
raj 18th st. NE. II. 3-6i02
C1NV1RsER, for home improve
Taer,ts; full time: salary Anr com.
mission paid every wessi wessski 10 n
fcrnantion. call Ju. b-lNoo. -
can JOCKEY. coIored. reust hay.
ioeaI references and y. Cs dryer
EsERisn EEaR n6f5g sPSagE s6 WesiifI WHsf SIssIs' sS
ave. nv.
CARPENTERS. ccphipation tram.
and trim men; $3.50 Der noli
year.round upefation. Can ".
2.sssta 2ssts = ss' soS. 800 30 Biz rsisssas,
Chevy Chase.
CARPENTERS. Al enix: ~. 4-9072
after Q pm.
cARPENTEKss HELREKs, some ex-
nerience, must have car permanent
steady work for good yonnk men,
9FCO. 0I7 sligo ave. eilvef Sp!lnk'
nd. 8 70 10 An. -lc
CHEZ. experieneed. eobef for Ger
msns Aseeriean restaurant. Aalary
open. Mr.. LAscH. Ma 6-l1z
CHEF, executive. wanted for doEn-
town hotel; inrge volume CONSIST.
inE 81 cclfea shop dining room and
banduef. Apply mRf.. NANCE En-
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