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Winter Requires All
New Driving Habits

CONTINUED from first page)
ing Hazards for the past 16 win
ters.
In these tests. he said, it has
hean found that braking distances
car. be reduced considerably by
pumping brakes so they are alter
natelv applied and then complete
lv released. This technique also
helps retain steering control, ne
said. and is especially effective on
glare ice and on hard packed snow.
describing the proper technique
for getting a car started on snow
or ice. Mr.. Ashton advised starting
in second or high gear, thus per-
milling oother acceleratlon
which may get the car moving with
ont futile wheel spinning. However,
tests show that tire chains provide
lmuch needed traction to start and
stop on hard packed snow and ice
eWinter driving is difficult and
Exceedingly dangerous Tor even une
hest of drivers he said. Ihat L
why it is important for motorists
10 realize they can't go llckety
split into winter weather with tn
same sets of driving habits ant
eouipment which they used durlnl
the summer and fall months.
z DRIVERS must learn how to COP
+ with glare ice, snow, rain, freezln'
Temperatures, and this requires IN
right 'know-how' Of winter driE
5 ing
e Mr.. Ashton called attention TO th
S motto which every winter drive
l. should heed: Want to Survive
e Njnterize Your Drivel
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Hylan Callaway and
son. Mrs. Raymond Vincent and
son. Mrs. Fred Seely and Mr.. and
MRS. Jesse Sharp and son were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs M. a. Rob
inson and family during the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Post spent
sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Dennis and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
and Mrs. j. w. Rust were among
those to visit Woodland Ferry on
Sunday.
Mr. and sirs. ]. W. Rust We're
dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
/ Charles Dearman on TUESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williamson
ard son and father, T. J. smith,
of Bridgeville. and Mrs. Addle
i Wertz and Mrs. James Harris Or
/ Denton were visitors of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. John Lloyd on Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27

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Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27

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tbis Snrin0l The feminine enchantment Of ram.
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designs touched with gold. Combine them snlaLIts
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Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27

SUMMER we're discussed. The Day
Camp win be held for 6 days at
Camp we-Love-It. Both Girl Scouts
and Brownies may attend This
year the charge per girl will be
$3.50 which will pay for supplies
and insurance. Mrs. Charles Lund-
stedt is general chairman Of the
Dav Camp. The following leader
club members are assisting by tax
ing care of various phases OF the
camp plans. Mrs. Frank Lynch will
be treasurer, Mrs. Robert Wall has
charge of publicity and Mrs. Car
rett Grier is site chairman.
Girl Scout Week viii be held II
March from the 18th to the 18th
Scouts and Brownies will atteno
church in a body on the 18th. Marcf
the 18th will be Movie Night. Day
4 Camp films will be shown as vel
as aims showing the activities Q
| Girl Scouts everywhere.
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
neInhinnrna

When Delphinums have finished
their display Of blooms. cut away
the flower stems before the plants
expend their energy on seed lorna.
ton
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27

Abraham Lincoln, s feet tall
was the tallest Q. S. President
Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27

There were 81 legal executions
in the United States IN 1894, 80 o.
which were in Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22
CASHIER-CLERK

Must be able 20 type and handle
money. 8-day week. of Sunday
ID meals daily TALLY-HO RESTAU-
RANT. SI2 18th St NV 90
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RIAL ASSISTANT. re-

DRUG CLERK, white. full or part
time. 5-day week, good pay
BROOKVILLE PHARMACY, 7025
Brookville I'd, Chevy Chase, Md,
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COMPTOMETER OPR.
| DANCE INSTRUCTORS
DESK CLERK

Exper. not necessary, part or full
time; complete dance training free.
Earn while you learn. Call MR..
| VALIANT HE 4-77OI . It'll &
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SALESMAN, air conditioning and
heating dept. JOHN G. WEBSTER
CO. az E,a 81 NV Or p pqssen pe s sa
dence Of equivalent in practical
exper. For appt, call Miss Allen,
saLESMANGMan with knowledge Of
building materials to sell mostly to
ss ceee96n6ts already established: . TE
SALESMAN aIaST. builders hardware, ex-
National Lock Of Rockford; Must
be able to bring clientele with him
and have experience managins
builders hardware dept. Salary
dependent upon ability and sxpeIi-
s sRs SMELLY MEts to c Elsf 5ao R 82hR
Pike Pike. Rockville. Md, sivins your
called for an appointment; .-27
SALESMAN - One of Washington's
largest merchandising plumbers
needs a salesman for the Rockville.
Viers Mill area. Man. selected Will
work in a protected territory. Ex-
perience not necessary and We pre-,
fer a young man who is interested
In a selling career. Many company
benefits, such as life insurance. hos
pitalization. etc. Man making less
than 500 per week should consider
this opportunity: Call Nj, House
JOHN G. WEBSTER CO.. ST
SALESMAN Young man,
personable, between ages 90 and
80 years old, selling menswear.
full time. Salary commensurate
with experience SHERER'S S63S
Colesville I'd. Silver Spring. Md,
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MEAT
CUTTERS
NV. SECTION

We have openings for mer
) with or without experience
in meatcutting. Men with
high, school education and
between 81 and IS years Of
age are preferred.
Rate of pay ranges be-
tween 500 and $84 per week
according to experience.
Paid vacations, group in
surance, credit union facil-
tiles and other employe ben
efits.
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Salesman Decorator

Yardstick offers best proposition
to man to call on qualified leads
| for slipcovers and upholstering, no
canvassing. We make the appoint
ments for you. Liberal commissions
and car allowance Commissions paid
in full eVerv week Experience neces-
sary Call for appointment, MR.
Johnson, Elk, 3-0523. -25
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CLERK-TYPIST

Must be fast. accurate typist with
general clerical knowledge for credit
office Of specially store. Credit ex-
perience helpful, but not necessary.
Excellent working conditions. Good
salary, opportunity for advancement.
Liberal discounts on personal pur-
chaseS. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
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YOUNG MAN. white. over 81. with
D. G. drivers permit for part-time
work in liquor store: hours. pm.
to 9 pm. weekdays and 5 pm. to
u pm. SATURDAYS. Phone DE; q
YOUNG MAN ,.o.3m. desirins to
make a career in moving and stnr-
age industry: must type or learn
to type. Training in claim adjust
ing and traffic office. Experience
preferred but not necessary. Salary
to qualified; good benefits and Cd
portnnity. See Mr., Seward. SMITH
STORAGE CO.. 2155 7hamp;ain
YOUNG MAN, with retail exper.,
to train as assistant manager in
local drugstore; $500 mo. to start;
good future. working conditions,
hours. many company benefits.
Give age, experience snd address
for past ) yrs. Box a09-R, Star.
YOUNG MAN. colored. dishwashing
and pot washing. pleasant working
WORK; S6o-a,week Job Apply
sHoLL's NEW CAFETERIA. 1893
YOUNG 3 N mn MAN to stxt as junior
sales trainee. Excellent opportunity
for aggressive young man, l9-25,
with small reputable concern. MR..
RICHARDS, ME. $4,000. 80
YOUNG MAN for Office work in
wholesale floor coverings. expert
ence desired but will consider
others: excellent opportunity for
right person. Call AID. 2-l4l4 for
appointment for interview. 20
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HELP-MEN
MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings: no experience neces-
sary Apply 1907 Georg!a ave NV,
10 am. to 8 pm daily
MEN WITH CARS. Sc. AREA =
Work "a nights per wk.. $500 30.
Call LII. 4-sS76. $3.50 to $50.
MEN WANTED for outside sales: fun
or part time: guaranteed draw: no
init to earnings. Get on ground
floor today. For interview call DI
7-7962. 20
MEN WANTED to work in parking
and storage garage. Chance for adj
Vancement to shift manager. Must
be willing to work. See MANAGER.
1i"R 2Ist st. NV -23
openings for 2 men,
full time; also l part time: married
men preferred; full time can aver
age over 500 per week; full estab-
liShed routes, no cold canvassing
famous everyday necessities assure
steady high earnings: no sales ex-
perience necessary, but must be
able to furnish character refer
ences. For details apply FULLER
BRUSH CO, Oil National Press
Bldg, 18th and p SITS. NV, OF
Phone DI. 7-4477 or D1. 7-349S.
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PART TIME

Excellent oppor. in our sales dept.
College men. Govt workers, service
men (whiteI; no eXper. REQUIRED; not
canvassing. For appt., OF. 4-6963
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MANAGER
TRAINEE

Excellent opportunity with rapidly
expanding financial institution
young men. between ages 20 and
80; car required.
See Mr.. LONG between am
and pm, Room COL. 1900 K
at. NV. ~
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PHARMACIST, Md. license: for Ice
suburban prescription store; TOT
salary for competent man with op
portunities for advancement. Al
80 p. Star. 20
Flexible schedule TO suit you. Al
informs ton kept confidential Cal
JOE BRENNER at JU. 9-5l49;,
PHARMACIST. registered. TO work
in Charlottesville, Va. so hours
per week; S2.25 per hour for AZ
hours: So per hour Tor 10 hours;
vacation, insurance, hospitaliza-
ton. retirement Ian, ano good
perience. Box 436-H. Star. rs
PHOTOGRAPHERS-No canvsssins
or soliciting: must have car. val
train. Call RIA. 1861. 20
PLUMBER, sober and dependable, at
hing and remodelins. Must furnish
references: top wages to aualihsd
mechanic. Call ia S-1779. "a
PORTER-STOCK CLERK, for mems
furnishings store: experience pre-
terred but not necessary. Apply
manager. NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP
3O40 18th st. NV. -23
PORTERs AND WINDOW CLEAN.
AMERICAN WINDOW cEEANfNo
COMPANY. 225l 9th st. NV. "a
PORTER; references; must have Md
celient salary, R1GGs MANOR
PHARMACY; 1913 Aver I'd. Hystts'
P fsi1Si En- R.;CoM fr for COM
mercial print shop; steady; Ii
PRo3UGE MAN. sober. reliable, to
work in supermarket. Good hours
fNGHAM SUPER MARKET. 1923
Rhode Island ave ne. -26
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, pleasant
working conditions: full ONCE CO.
operation; office in the new Silyel
Spring Building; CALDWELL
REALTY. ~ 5-6622, -23
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. aggres'
e saIe' con com% nj SION basis basis We vii will
help you with leads. NJ. E. SMITH
INC. 1925 Vermont ave NV, DI
7-7s77; ewes. LII. 1889: "a
REAL ESTATE Statesmen tol
LADIES'; experience preferred. bu,
viii train. Call Mrs. Mitchell a.
A: Y Y, PIsA M. Realtors OIL. 4-7ooC
REAL ESTATE Statesmen - Free
day classes. Must have car. Pre-
pare yourself today to sell the all.
cash way for the boom this sprine
in Md For appointment, call MR.
BARTON. OIL. 2-1613. cox & CO.,
INC. 1925 Old GEORGETOWN rd.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-I vol
have experience selling. in North
ern Va. and want TO locate with
real active office, would appre'
ciate an opportunity to discuss oui
proposition with you, Call Richaro
Wagner, ARFAX REALTY. JE. f.
1900 -23
one of Arlington's larger realtors
Additional men on full-time basis
TO cover coming projects and gen.
eral brokerage. Ideal commission
ARRANGEMENTS, and closing assist
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Must
fill vacancy in residential brok-
erase office. We will teach you
every phase Of real estate prac-
tice; No part time or short-tern
with prospects. Must have cal
for spgt; BOWERS BROS, INC
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN@we
men or women, Experienced only
In active MARYLAND and Va. offices
Loads of listings and cooperation
LEO A. Dryer & CO.. INC. JU
9-s033. ia. 7-SS00 "a
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HELP-MEN
30 SALES

Nets YOU S16.0uO. Protected terri
tories in northern Virginia Write
G&H FARM EQPT. CO.. Warrenton.
Va. or phi. l4G5 betw. l and >. 26'
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Call Ma. $4,000. Ext. 2S6
For Appointment .:

ACCTG. CLKS., $6O-S7O
Viii train. downtown.
Bkkpr. typist. CPA ofc $50
BkkpT., tgpist, 1895. ms. S15-SS0
Cost acctg. clks.. Sill. Spg S60-S75
Asst. bkkprs.. type sos
Asst. bkkprS.. some typ. mag. $50
Statistical clerks S55-S
-sTENOS.
Adm. secy.. public rel, SS5-Sa0
Secys., law offices. no exper. S4,I8O
Secy., rec. keeping, Fairfax $4,000
SecyS., prof. assoc. t4) $500
Secys. 90, Sill SPY. S70-S75
Stenos. "a. new bldg. IS hr. So. 800
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS
Ediphone opr., relief PIX SIS
Recep. typ, some dictaphone S65
elk. typ. officers club $3.50 meals
PIX OPT. typ. Bethesda $50
Dental sssts. 30 S60-S75
Clk.-ryp. like figures S60-S65
Clerk typists, beginners S5O-$55
Temporary typlst Sl.50-S2 hr.
Graphotype and addr oprS. S50-S55
PIX. no typ, upper NV. SAT
Cashier, auto, agcy. $500
MGR 300 opr., ne. S60-S65
Recept.-typist. beginners $500
Comptr. OPT, NE sos
Clerk-typist, Sill. spg, s50-S60
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave NV, RIM. 500
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Tv sERvICEMAN. outside. exper !;
b hours t,, paid S. VACATION; other esne-
TV sERvICEMEN, full and part
time. exper,; must be bondsble.
1919 Penna. ave. sc. -23
TV SERVICEMAN, outside; tranSp.
furnished; permanent position with
reliable firm; no nightwork: excel
salary Our employees know Of this
ad. Box l45-R. Star ~
TV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ex-
perienced only; permanent lob:
take over complete charge. SERVICE
fhGP ADP RzDi IL psFs ~ SEX sHkvi e.
1928 10Th st. ne. -22
TV SERvICEMEN, outside expert;
ence; car necessary: top pay and
good working conditions. Phone
TSYIPEWR S1HE MECHANICS, mime
diate openings for men experienced
on all makes. Salary commensurate
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. ss23
uiPHi6oL s. RiHF full time in nearby
Va. must be experienced Refer
ences required. Call Elmwood g.
WAITER WAITER ~, full time; must be
experienced French service: hours,
II am. to 3 pm. 6 pm. to 8 p m. !:
$3.50 per week Call Randolph.
THE WESTMINSTER, WO. 6-7aoO.
MAN to collect established life
commission. No experience neces-
sary. On the job training. Must
have car MA &-l214 ~
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HElP-MEN

SURVEY CHAIRMEN C2D. exper
preferred for permanent position
Call IA. 4-l30Gs Ext. $50; ewes,
call JE. Bible PA
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HELP-MEN

SALESMAN, for mems clothinE store
full-time pos: salary and commits
sion. Apply WEBSTER CLOTh ES
1912 F st. nv. -27
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HELP-WoMEN
ACCOUNTING CLERKS

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Experienced
Immediate permenant Job, career
opportunity with reliable concern
manual and machine work, no typ
ing, 5day week. hours. Q to s; reeu-
lar pay increases. sickness and re-
tirement benefits; ages 1925.
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DESK CLERK

For exclusive apartment building.
One who can handle cash To meet
Ihisheset clientele. Pleasant working
conditions: s hours dailv: Sl94
monthly. Apply in person. manager,
The KENNEDY WARREN, 1888
Conn ayp n N
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CLERK-TYPISTS

High school graduates age 2I-3o:
knowledge Of bookkeeping preferred,
but not required; 5-day week; good
hours. Apply to THE CITY BANK.
9th and Mass ave. NV. sc
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE - Youns
man to Join srowing equipment
for man with previous experience
in speciality sales. beverage sales.
freezers or any other direct sales
line. Call ME. S-0043 for appoint
ment -25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22
ADVERTISING
RESEARCH

Market research department OF
weekly news magazine seeks college
graduate under 20. with BACKGROUND
in basic statistics; practical expert
ence in field preferable; tipping re-
quired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22

BEAUTICIAN AND MANICURIST,
well-established beauty salon: upper
Georgia ave; guaranteed top SAL
airy Call RIA. $4,000. 90
BEAUTICIAN, all-round operator;
M a{s5E s Ra., c9Wmsii9n s LOUISE
St. NV. ME-. s-s410. rs
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman. for our
Bethesda salon., excellent oppor-
! tunity for good operator: 5-day
week S,;; g pSSr, salary an and commission
BEAUTY OPERATOR, Ss5-Si0O per
week guarantee plus commission; s.
ToFk Iou IS cREHTIVfE H fisfRs
pRESSERS. l710 Eve st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Excel. oppor
PAT YOUR HAIRDREssER. 937 r
Beauty OPERATOR. white, part
tine nTsir LE. I,9s So MADEMoIsEsLsLE
B 6GAqIY SEAkoS; tipping Sc Sss5
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
CY2 -91l King st. Alex, XII.
BOOKKEEPER, for old established
retail firm: some accountins edu-
cation necesssry:, experience in
salary Commensurate with ability:
many company benefits; free COM
pany parking. See MR.. SAUNDERS,
70 70 ?. 2146 gath pl: ne,
cony. hours. Open at 70 am, $50
wk. to start. ME. $4,000.
BOOKKEEPER, Elliott Fisher ma
chine operator. Apply 3rd floor,
SAKS, 6l0 10Th st. NV.
BOOkKEEPER with some typing,
knowledge of real estate and in
| vestment transactions, excellent
salary; pleasant working condi-
/ tions. Reply in own handwriting
/ stating all pertinent data with ex-
perience. Box l29-R, Star. ~
BOOKKEEPER PAYROLL CLERK,
experienced in CONTRACTORS office; 5
pike, Arl,. ia. 5-4466. "a
BO0EkEEPER-T YPIST for exclusive
dress shop 1-woman ofice; COM
| plete charge; salary open. JOAN
! ROBERTS. 100 Conn. ave. at L.
BOOKKEEPING MACH. OPERATOR
Permanent position; all en-
| plove benefits: salary open to per-
son qualified. Don't make move
without seeing Mr.. Harmon.
SMITH STORAGE CO.. 1913 U st.
| NV. 70
BKKPR.. some shorthand. ms. ascy..
opport.. st. --. $50 Wk.
ALLEN O'BRIEN. Personnel Service
I NJ - Al
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EVENING WORK

Sales and service, national con-
Germ: car to your ADVANTAGE; high
earnings. Apply 1903 Duke St,
Alex, Va. ewes. 1880 pm. -"3
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

NEAL Ed n T. OALGOMAN
Excellent opportunity for sales
man" real estate or otherwise. to
Join a progressive realtor organ "a
yrs. exper. Best of NV. and Mont
gomery Co listings.- Call EN-. 2-740o
or ewes, OIL. 1852.
Metzler, Realtors-Builders
5022 CONN. AVE. AT NEBR. AVE.
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BOOKKEEPING MACH, oPERAIOR

Permanent position; all en-
plove benefits; salary open to per-
son qualified. Don't make a move
without seeing Mr. Harmon.
SMITH STORAGE CO.. 1913 U st.
n W 30
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HELP WOMEN Cont
Clerk. Front Office

Some hotel nd tipping experience
necessary: under 40 years, hours
pm. to midnight. Good salary,
employe benefits. air conditioned. Call
Manager 70: appointment. HU. b
5000
Hotel Dupont Plaza
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MAINTENANCE MAN
MAINTENANCE MAN

MAINTENANCE MAN
WHITE. for garden apt. DEVELOPMENT
IN Silver Spring. Md. Must be exper.
In heavy oil burners and all types
Of maintenance repairs. Capable OF
supervising group Of colored jani-
tors. Good salary and apt. Perm.
position for right man. Apply s6l9
between 8 and 4. JU. 5-7111. IA
MANAGERS and assistant manasers
for Washington. Va. and Md. stores
insurance policy, vacation with pay
fast advancement. Experienced
only. See Mr.. Kahn. o am. to 10
am. PENN-JERSEY AUTO STORES,
1402 Good Home I'd Sc ~
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Bkkp. Machine Opr.
CASHIER-CLERK- some exper nee
CASHIER

Will pay top salary to top flight
cashier. preferably with MGR 200C
and some credit experience. Must be
alert and ambitious. steady position
excellent opportunity, Phone RE
l7-l1SS for appointment -22
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HElP-MEN

PHARMACIST. Md. license: for Ice.
suburban prescription store; top
salary for competent man with CD.
portunitfes for advancement. AL
replies strictly confidential. BOX
80 2. Star. -23
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HELP-MEN
YOUNG MAN

References required; ability {
lea and sell. ARTS L. CRAFTe
934 New York ave. NV. "a
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CHURCHILL, ROOSEVELT, NO
But Eisenhower
Belongs to Ages

big problem again in Sc, but
one encouraing thing is that a
great many people have at
tuned themselves a little more
to the political realities since
So"
Q Il hope we can get rid of
those people in the White
House who think it is the
wrong thing for the President
to sign his name to anything.
We try to send a personal
letter to everyone in the coun-
try who attends a Republican
meeting, signed by Leonard
Hall &c. o. P. chairman or
Richard Simpson chairman of
the Congressional Campaign
Committee) We'd like to have
the Presidents signature, too"
. Election laws in many
States ARE not really Ameri-
can" but are more like some
thing you might expect to find
in Poland" Both parties bear
some responsibility for this, he
added.
. Republicans lost in ga be-
cause of voter apathy, and Il
am worried about that again
this year" He cited the New
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BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Setting Up" exercises, as
they were known. are no more
a legitimate part of the mod
ern scene than chalk powder
ana smelling salts.
Perhaps some instructors
teach in the former harried
manner but not many IF them.
Exercise is most beneficial
when you take time for the
stretch and also for relaxation
after each muscular tontrac-
ton. Too often exercise has
been taught without emphasis
on rhvthm and relaxation
Swimming is a perfect ex-
ampIe OF the correlation be-
tween rest and work periods
III a rhythmic whole. When
swimming the Crawl, your
reach forward with the arm
IS the rest period while the pull
back under water is the work
period You will never have a
good stroke until you can COR
relate the work and rest peri
DDS in a smooth rhythmic
manner. Remember this when
doing your exercises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-25
WHY GROW OLD?
Relax and Stretch as
Vital Part of Exercise

The following exercise is
most relaxing. Lie on the floor
on your stomach. Lean on
your arms, which are resting
on the floor in front of you.
legs straight Lift the right
arm upward. arch your back
and look back over your right
shoulder, keeping your left
arm on the floor. Flop back
to place in a relaxed manner,
returning your right arm to
the floor Now lift your left
arm, arch your back and look
back over your left shoulder.
Flop back to place. Continue,
alternating right and left.
S T R E T c H
Be sure to do this in a re-
faxed way, taking lots of time
for the archlng.
When doing abdominal ex-
ercises in which you raise the
trunk or legs you should take
a few moments in between
fittings to stretch out against
the floor. stretching to make
Yourself as long as possible.
Easy Goes it IN exercise as we'll
as in most of life'S activities.