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NV. Downtown
Shopping Area

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: Shopping Area :
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A g. N Trading Co.
Mere sportsWeaT- Work Clothing
Military LusEaEet
800 d st. NV. RE, 7-25f5
Ambassador Drug Store
Drugs cosmstie' Gamers: Siit ,a,
Atlas Sports Store
sports. Fishing Tackle Firearms
0:7 D st NV ME- a-2437
Capital Wall Paper Co.
.twsllpaPsr and PAINT s,-o
Carlton CasuaIs
Skirts. slouses, Lingerie; !ewelrE.o
Crosby Shoe Stores
ms F ST NV. MI. s-sa,I
ala 1tb ST NV ME. e-Ss67
District Red Cross
Shoe Stores
zoos 2 81 NV ME- s-39s2
Fields Clothes, Inc.
Mems Clothing h Furnishingsl
!2e 18th 81 NV ME-. s-06S9
Fogers
.Lpssase, Mems Wear, Sports oooe.
10th 4 d NV Ex. 3-Sel2
Forsythe Shoes
ladies Shoes a Acesssorissl
le23 Y St NV NE. S-0072
George W. King
Ieather Goods Umbrellas. Giitsl
htt nth 81 NV Ma. S-32A2
GoOZh Gifts
sI5 Penna Ave. NV d. 7-39t9
Huntsberry's Fashion
Footwear
fsaccessor 10 Ed Beaml
s2i nth ST. NV d. 7-O633
Irving's
Sports Goods, sportswear. Luseass!
Joe Pittle's Metropolitan
Haberdashers
r. 52B nth 81 Nv NE s-8II2
Knickerbocker Fashions
ladies Millinery Wearing
-Handbassl
'H,N st NV III. 3-1U"
kotZin
1909 @ street Nv TX. a-0es2
Kramer's Mems Wear
tclothine = HaberdaShery,
f3Ib q ST NV RE 7-I69R
Lanes Luggage. inc.
Leather Goods GIFTS LuEEags,
"a
Liberty Shops
Women Aecessoriesl
s !:So ,s & $. s, Nv Nv X X a ,;sss'
Lynn jewelers.
SOC st wv NJ. 7-AT72
Marilyn'S
9W 18th 81 NV FIX 3-S6as
Nelligan'S Shoes
Juvenile d Mems shoes
92292f ST NV Ma 8-a319
Neuman's Inc.
1872 ? Men,. a1s year y. s.,o,s
New York Trimming Store
Drsssmakers Supplies Fabrics, Yarns
Nugent's
Ladies apparel lingerie
Plaza Sport Shop
, ,s,S Goods q: spSrt'wesI LusF seq,
The Princess Shop
iIos st Wv RI. 1880
Rite-Way Auto Ton Co.
. Seat coyers h Auto Tons,
ROchePs
prssss: Goats Suit. and ruro
.Saltz r st.
!Men's clothinr d Furnishings,
Schmid's Emporium Of Pets
tEvcrythinR For Your Petsl
SeeIy Bros.
'sia y 81 wv ST s.aa77
Silberg Bros. Mems Wear
49,, sc, ,dth Z, spypi'hinE' s sho. ,1s.
Sport Center
tsportins ooods-Bny Scout EQUIP
90t 81 Wv RE 72SiA
Surplus Sales Co.
tClothina Shines Camp Supplies,
aaS Ppnns Ave NV RE T-e5iB
Tall Fashions
tWomen's Wearins AppareN
I20 10Th 81 wv nj 1-eSO1
Town & Casual Shoes
Air Step d. Lockes ShenaniRansl
'i7 ,ith 81 NV Ma S-S3i6
UrdOng Bros, Inc.
Ladtes ReAdv-to. Wear
208 81 NV Ma S-p5R6
Vans Mems Shop
'332 q 81 NV ST 8-8767
Vincent ct Vincent
Hairstylist
100 nth 81 NV Ma S-OS3h
Wales Decorators
Home FuruiShingsl
I9l9 @ 81 NV Ex 500?
iiSO n Highland Ar IA $4,000
Whelan's Drug Agency
DRUGS. Cosmetics Cameras ,Giitsl
wilson's Mems Stores
Nationally Advertised BrandsL
"a Ave st 9th g. NV ME S-p6A1
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Churg'
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OPEN a 3o-oAT cHARoA-CAR
CENTRAL CHARGE EMBLEM. p
repairs and Accessories. many other
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: Southedst Area 5
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Brinsfield's Drug Store
30tN south Capitol st. 10 $4,000
The Clothes Mart
Men Wear
.S0s Coco Hope Rd. Sc Lu. 1891
1921 S. Capitol st. Sc 10. 3-6OSi
Grand Paint e. Hardware
tPaint6 Hardware Housewares etc
e21 Penna Ave Sc IL 6-SS93
Handles "5 and 10"
Dept. Store
2an3 Good Hope Rd Sc IL. 1898
Kreger'S Dress Shop
Ladies Wearing Apparell
658 Penna Ave Sc. Ii $3.50
MOrtOn's Shoe Dept.
iPersonaiized Fitted Shoes
and Dance supplies
The Suit Shop
MEMS Clothing,
EOS Prnna Ave Sc. IL 3-i333
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Adler and Mandel
auto Seat Covers & Topsl
1900 Woodmont Ave. OIL l-199l
Beyda's
tchildren's Apparel
Wisconsin Ave at Western OIL, 6-si22
Jean Matou
tWomen's Wear
sIl5 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-I5O0
Lee BOrd's Bethesda
jewelers.
watch and J.welry RsHsir,nssno
Icons Mems Shop
Civilian Clothes and Uniforms
1884 Wisconsin Ave OIL. 2-l553
Market Tire Co. inc.
Tires Batteries and Seat covsrN
AIS Hampton Lane. OIL. 6-5e0O
MOnty'S Kiddieland
!Chtldren's Clothing Toys rurniiurs,
Nets Bo0tery
ttPersonalized Fitted Shoes
and Dance suppliesl
:O@2 Wisconsin Ave. OIL 2e607
Ray KoOntz Mems Wear
Mems Clothins & HaberdaSheryN
't26 wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-9500
Singers jewelers.. Inc.
Reg Jewelers. Amer Gem societyl
SEQ Wisconsin Ave OIL $1,000
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Blodeusbure. Md :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Larry'S Mems Shop
Complete Outatters .or Men,
h39s Annsnolis Rd WA 7-oi9s
Music Time
Records & PLAYERS AccessoriesN
at3f ANNAPOLIS Rid WA 1916
Shirley's
d.adies' Wear & Accessories
AFRO Annapoiis Rd WA 5-330o
Waters Shoes
National brand ehoes for thc Pa .nilvN
bt26 Annapolis Rd IN ti70O
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: HvaffsuilIe. Md ;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deitz Dept. Store
Fn ~ al nd
GAllatIn ST & Ratio Ave Wa S3993
Gloria Fashions
tWomen's & children's shopS
63ti Baltimore Ave WA s-nntd
AS7 AnuaDoiis RID UN a-SIW
Justine Nicholson
OldSmobile
tSaIe1 4 Service
5000 Baltimore Ave AP s-e000
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Rockville. Md.
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Abode Hardware Co.
Fire screens g. Arcessories
Nv Middle Lame 70 2-6it6
AIbee Shoes
Shoe for the Family,
~ WaShinEt"n Ave 70 2-03s0
Greta Stevens
tWomcne Wear
81 Washington st. Pc "-ilaS
Jacmar'S
Furniture n HouSefurnishinEsl
~ Washington 81 20 2-0tSI
Jave's BoOtery
tShoeS Tor the Family,
100 Commerce lane Pc 2-6Rl$
Medley & Co.
tJewelers Watchmakers-Opticia
800 MONTGOMERY Ave 20 2-456B
Norman's Youth World
THE STORE For children,
- Washington st 70 2-6:32
WOrth's Dept. Store
lWomens & Mems Ready-to- Wear,
r Montgomery & Fayette st
70 = 341a
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3 College Park, Md. 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park Paint &
Hardware
housewares Toys Giitsl
1870 baltimore Ave. UN. 3-liSb
Nelson Motors
,StudepakeI Service & Repairs
32l5 Baltimore Ave UN d-S6OO
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
Pontiac Sales and Seryicel
1929 Baltimore Ave. AP. 1-42S2
u ~ S = s zz ~ Is, SO ia & 81
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! Alexandria, Va. :
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Alexandria Auto
Upholstery Co.
1870 South Peyton st. oV 3-567o
Bendall Motor Sales
Pontiac Sales Il seryicel
1898 Prince st OV $1,000
Bradshaw's Shoe Stores
tShoes for the Family
zig zig k Ws.i 81 Broad st. rafl. c eS9S
Central Motor Co.
packard Sales & seIg,cel
I"0I Orenoco ST OV. $1,000
Fagelson Hardware &
TOyland
lopen III = Every Ntght
billie King 81. XII. 9-9i9i
Herby's Inc.
,eoo , ,Eord Sales & SERVICE o-os,,
Lees Riddle Shop
Infants. & Children's Wear
tO6 King st TIE 623I1
Linda Lee Shoppe
specializins in Tar Women's FASHIONS
90I Kine ST TIE 6-212l
Market Tire Co., lnc.
Tires Batteries & Seat Coverel
$500 Jefferson Davis Hwy TIE 8-6S07
Old Dominion Motors, Inc.
I'D nAaf n.
S3a \ Pitt 81 OV 3e62s
ROsenberg's Dept. Store
apparel for Men Women. Children,
t09iI KinL st OF 3-0SS1
Turks Mems Shop
200 Mt Vernon Ave ri. S-5067
williams Luggage g.
Mems Shop
~ KinR ST XII. 9-23@0
Windsor Mems Shop
Wash Vas N Satie >. A,rpor. oT. 1850 1850
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5 Annandale, Va. :
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Annandale Hardware
g. Supply
49, Open sunday 1912 pMA
Little River Turnpike CT 6-1eoo
Bergen's Mems Shop
Next Door to Post Office JE. a-476O
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s Arlington, Va. {
Alma Shops
Feminine Accessories & Sportsman
1885, Wilson Blvd IA. s-SS1S
Burr Heishman's
1908 Lee His6ssy "a. 7-OoIe
Esther Shop of Shirlington
tChildrens Apparel
1886 2Sth st. South, TIE. $500
Handles "5 and 10"
Dept. Store
e6I9 Columbia Pike IA. SLIT
Junior Mode BOOtery
(Personalized Fitted Shoes
and Dance Supplies)
sii6 Wilson Blvd ia, 2-9s20
Lady Hamilton
ladies Ready-to-Wearl
"t0a COiumbis Pike IA, h-5S5o
Saltz F Street
Mems Clothing g. Furnishingsl
II.S n Highland h.1-950o
Staley's Mems e. Boys
Shop
Mems Clothing g. FurnishinEsl
ESQ N Glebe Rd. ia. 2-52fS
Waters Shoes
National Brand Shoes for the Family
1878 n Wash Blvd. kE, S-6il2
The Wardrobe
fWomens Wear,
3iSI wilson Blvd IA I-50oo
Wynn's Feminine Apparel
Shops
45@S Lee Highway JE 2-2o"I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Falls Church, Va. :
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Alma Shops
twomen's Wear & Family Shoes
I33 S Washington st W. 2-GI6I
los Z Broad st JE 3777"
Burr Heishman'S
Tires. RecappinS Seat Covers
Seven Corners JE. 9-2iI'
r. B. Clark Motor Co,
tChryeler- Plymouth Sales & Service
Complete Service of All Types
OF Cars
6%i s Washington ST JE. S-1loa
Greta Stevens
Women Wearl
:O1 " Broad 81 JE. e-l"i"
Jefferson Village
Hardware
6I0t@ Arlington Blvd JE. 2-l3Sa
Kay-Albert, Inc.
tWomens Apparel
4I2 = Washington st JE. 4-l12h
Lord Fairfax Clothier
los y Broad ST JE 10000
WIllston Sboppinr Center JE $4,000
Staley's Mems e.
Boys Shop
Nationally Advertised Brandsl
HO8 LeeSbura Pike JE 2S312
Town & Country Ladies
Shop
81" Leeshurs Pike JE 1880
Wynn's Feminine
Apparel Shop
230 W Broad ST JE 2-2O2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-15

Ladies Ready-to- Wear
s55I Fenton st. JU s.II50
Montgomery Hardware
,HousewaresToys-Pa PAINT
S5IS Georgia Ave. JU. 9-55R0
Music Time
tRecords a. Players Accessories
5000 New Hampshire Ave. HE 4-D728
Nan Richards
Dresses Suits Goats, Sportswearl
S636 Colesville Road JU 5-6S28
Paymer e. Phillips, Inc.
Painting Body Work Seat Conversions
1880 RIPLEY st u S-3.37
The Quality Shop
Juvenile d Adult Furniture & Toys
1917 C0lesville Rd JU. 8-3529
Silver Gift Shop
Gifts China CrystaD
1878 Georgia Avenue JC. 0-5S76
Wright's Jewelry
Silver Diamonds Watches)
1919 Georgia Avenue JU. 9-444A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
HELPMEN

YOUNG MAN. TO learn the mems
wear business, Good pay. eood
hours. Apply 1923 Minnesota ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
CLERKS

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Experienced or Inexperienced
Train on manual ana machine
accounting work; immediate peTma-
nent Jobs. career opportunity with
reliable concern. 90 szpinR; b-day
week: hrs. A-5. 'egu!ar pay In
creases: sickness and retirement
benefits. AGES. 1926.
CALL MA. $4,000. EXT. 2s6
FOR APPOINTMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
COLLECTOR

Part time, white; must have car:
10 collect or small regular monthly
accounts: must be able TO collect
from $40 to $40 every evening and
Oil day Saturday Only men who are
RE 7-64S3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
HELP-MEN
Statesmen

Drop in for a chat and will show
you how TO earn S2OO-S300 per week
Guaranteed salary. All leads fur.
nished No canvassing. Must have
In person. MR.. MARTIN, District
Sewing Center, I'll II ST, ne.
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HELP WOMEN Cent?

Asc g. INT BooKKEErIRs,
c cfIasRI ssSS.SssS xEE. HKlfpi INA;
Qpenings--,5O new ones DAILY
finest In city. Est, AZ yrs. We'll
COME At BoYD's. cor. 18th and q
NV. INA. S-2340, Mr.. Black
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
HELPNN

REAL ESTATE Statesmen or brok-
ers linen or women transfer 70
this once and RECEIVE 75ss OF
SALES COMMISSION on every
property you sell. ManaRement
provides ample adv, many good
llstings and excel working con-
ditions. TOWN a. SUBURBAN. 4Sl l
Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-. 2-g4OO.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, 2 vacan-
cIes for professional statesmen. Ex-
cellent opportunity for right per-
sonnet. interviews 10 am. TO 3 pm.
Call MR.. LAWSON. HE. 4-1442.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Full or
part time man or woman. for ex-
banding once active. in brokerage
and subdivision, Call Mr., PEOPLES,
JU. $4,000, Z. =. BLANCHARD.
Realtor. S435 Ca. ave, 8. spg.. Nd.
Real Estate Salesman
II you are ambitious. active and
need to earn q substantial income,
you are the man we want to discuss
our proposition with. Prefer resi-
dent OF virginia: car essential. Call
Mr.. Wagner. ARFAx REALTY. JE.
A-dglOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
HELPwoMEN
CLERK

We have . permanent position in
one OF our branch stores located In
NV; Washington. Excellent oppor-
tunity for someone living In the
Chevy Chase area. Vacation with
ploye benelits. Apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
ELITE LAUNDRY
2i19 I4th st. NV.

CLERK CASHIER, for drugstore, g.
day. week. good salary, excellent
working condislcns; Apply n psT-
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HELP-MEN

KELsH PLOTTER-Multlplsx opera
tors. Opportunity with growing
concern. Write qualifications and
experience TO AERIAL MAP SERV-
b Bc9E CO. 4i75 Perrysvilie ave
LAUNDRY ROUTE MAN
Married. age 21-4O. to increase sales
on established route; experience de-
sirable but not necessary; guaran-
teed salary during training period;
can produce. Apply to Mr.. Lubbes,
manhattan COMPANY
1928 Florida Ave. NV.
LINOLEUM MECHANIC, must have
ct least 10 yrs. experience. Floor
sanders,. At least 10 years expert
ence. Floor layers. to work in 8.
Carolina. Apply Gerald Niewen-
Kennedy st. NV. RIA. 6-3207.
LIQUOR SALESMEN-Experi
For Washington's finest, OF sale,
package LIQUOR store; substantial
earnings, position permanent Tor
man who can qualify. CLARKS
INC 7O3 18th st. NV.
- Steady employment
for dependable man; drivers license
necessary. Apply in person. 1857
Columbia I'd. NV.
LUBR1cATION MAN and also parts
runner. attractive salary. S1a-day
week: exper. not necessary. See
Mr.. Newman. BETHESDA MOTORS,
4702 Miller ave. Bethesda, Md.
AND TOOLMAKER.
must have lob shop experience.
Apply 1907 Richmond highway,
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CLERK
CLERK
CI,ERK
CLERKS

EXCELLENT opportunity for gen
erai ONCE clerks capable Of handling
figures. Pleasant air-conditioned Of.
nee: good starting salary. Excellent
training program with opportunities
for advancement: liberal purchase
discounts and usual company bene-
fits. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1910 r at NV
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HELP--MEN
MANUFACTURING

MANUFACTURING
STOCK CLERK, experienced in
handling all electronlc and asso-
ciated components for fabrication
OF electronlc assemblies. For ap-
pointment call AP. 7-05Sb. EN-
IRON. INC.
OPERATOR, colored, for
day work modern apt. bldg Good
working conditions. THE EDDY
STONE, 1904 Vermont ave. NV.
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HELP-MEN
ENGINEERS

Several immediate openings fol
6th-class license. will consider ex
perienced nonlicensed man; man!
Dement'S. ABBY personnel once. RIM
31g. 1924 X st. NV. cAFRITz co
ESTIMATOR, general construction
ton man. Salary open. Box AL
Star.
FARMER AND WIFE, colored. ovei
40; no children; for general farm
Ing Ing; nearby ma wife e h;w
refs. required. Apply IO17 9TH St
NV, ST. 3-s4S4.
FOLDING MACHINE OPERATOR
shift. Call NO. 7-3S0O.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-05
With The Guard

The dates have been set for the
units annual firing of individual
and crew served weapons on Sun
day. April %. crew served weapons
will be fired. Crew served weapons
are those which require two or
more men to operate Those in
Guided in this unit are the 30 cali
brc light machine guns, so calibre
machine gun and the 3.5 inch rocket
launcher Obazooka5 This crew
served weapons firing will be for
familiarization only. On Saturday
and Sunday May 10 and 20. firing
of the 30 calibro MI rifle for
familiariZatiOn is scheduled. on
Saturday and Sunday, june 9 and
10. qualification firing of the 30
Calibre MI rifle is scheduled. The
80 calibre MI rifle is the units
basic individual weapon. This year.
both Officers and enlisted men
must qualify with this weapon A
jackpot will be provided for the
man who qualities with the highest
score and also for the man who hits
nine bulls eyes out OF nine shots
during rapid fire. Those who quail
fly as marksmen sharpshooters or
experts will receive an extra pay
check al summer camp next year
amounting to 10, Is or 20 percent.
respectively Of their base pay for
the two week period.
The units non commissioned Of
ficer club room is taking on d new
look. Wild cherry paneling is being
put up around the bottom portion
of the wall and wild cherry colored
paint will be put on the upper por-
ton. It is planned to begin having
regular club activities in the near
future. Men with the rank of Pri-
waite First Glass or above are eli
gible to be members.
Dance at the Armory on Satur-
day night, April Il. $3.50 p m.
Submitted by Ii Alahlon W. Yost
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-05
FRTENDSVIILE

e.,
MT and Mrs. Russell NrlPht
/ were Sunday callers OF Mr.. and
MIS- " 4 wright Glade Farms.
and Mi aud Mrs. Tmlelon Hum
berSon. Hazelton, W. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murphy
and Mrs. Lawrence Friend spent
Thursday in CniontoWn.
Spt and RIrs Nvineton Toate
and cons retmnad I'm Davtou q
Nondav ,fter - lo-dav ,jeit Win
hor naronts Nh. md A1rs Balnb
Fite and con THO Teat. Fiine
and Mr. and Mrs. Charley PaII
were sunday dinner oueets or Nh.
3nd Mr. Uarold Fi,e moan fovn
SUNDAY di~nnr anosfe oc Mr. and
Mrs Isaao Fra,aa lfari,lrvshuro
pa wara NJ. INA Air.. .Iohn Ri.hoff
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-05

Fred LoWdermilk. Billy Speicher.
Accident, visited the LoWdermilks
on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Charley Bell Ak
ron. Ohio, were here over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fike and
son Byron spent Saturday in
UniontoWn, Pa.
Miss Velora Y. Swauger Han
cock spent the Easter holidays
with Mr. and Mrs Ward Livengood
and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle ID. Frantz
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-05

old Friend. Mr. and Mrs Ray Van
Sickle. Mr.. and Mrs Is f. Savage
and Beverly Ann The occasion
was the G5th birthday of Mr. c r.
Friend
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-05

visited their son. Pvt. Jack Frantz.
al Fort Monmouth, N. j.. over the
Easter holidays. On Sunday they
all visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Humbersan and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-05

ert HENDERSON. at Carteret. n j.
John Friend, Cleveland. O., spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Friend Other Sun
day callers were Mr. and Mrs. Har-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-05
EOR ATHLETES FOOL

Use TAI for 3 to 5 days. Watch
the old tainted skin slough off.
leaving healthy. hardy skin. IF not
pleased with powerful instant-dry-
ing TAI. your 40c back at any
drug store. Today at Engiander's
Pharmacy.-Adv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-04-05

VVuL YoUioin us in welcoming Spring?
VIII you be our guest at the Spring
Fashion Festival of the Best Bucks Yet?
We can promise you the seasons most
exciting vista-a fashion display of the
stunning new Bucks, all in gay Spring
time colors, including the very newest:
Apricot and Bittersweet.
And, if such is your desire, you can
blossom out in your own new Buick
in any Series, in any model-with the
Springtime freshness of any of these
bright colors.
But when the looking is done, there's
the driving you can do-and that's the
SheereSt thrill of all.
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BULL
Smyrna times., 1956-05-17
Seen only on igher priced cars and Chevrolet
The naeamjnaful emblem of Body By Fisher

The significance of this emblem
cannot be tested on the showroom
floor. It's meaning was not built up
in a day but only after long years in
which owners learned that Body
by Fisher" was a veritable symbol
of solid, enduring satisfaction.
Only one who. has owned
Chevrolet for several years can
Smyrna times., 1956-05-17

for social security benefits every
day and during the month of jan
uary, 1856 the million mark was
reached in the number of people
now receiving these payments.
None of these persons would be
receiving social security payments
if they had not asked about bene-
fits at their social security office,
Mr.. Milbouer said.
During the period April to June
1855 a monthly average of $4,000
persons asked to have their ac-
counts frozen to protect their So
ciar security benefits during per-
iod of disability. The freeze pro-
vision protects their right to ben
efits and the amount of their
monthly benefit when they reach
age IS. or their family's benefits
in case of their death.
How about you? Have you TAX
en- the required action to protect
your rights under social security?
Here are some suggestions, Mil
bouer pointed out.
1. If you have worked at least
5 years under social security, in
cluding at least IL years out of
the 8 years just before your dis
ability began, but have been total
Nv disabled for work for more than
six months, ask to have your ac-
count frozen to protect your So
cial security benefits.
2. If a worker in your family
dies, ask if survivors benefits are
payable.
8. When you are 65, ask about
your benefit rights.
4. When you are Y, ask about
your benefits, which are payable
even if you are working.
5. You can help speed the hand
ling of your claim by bringing the
needed proofs of your eligibility.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-17

on his travels. 1t was indeed an
odd confession to make in a polit-
ical campaign.
The Delaware State Beekeepers
Association at its 18th annual
meeting on Saturday in Agricul-
tural Hall, University of Della
ware, elected John w. Dukes of
Townsend as president. Mr.. Dukes
is we'll qualified for the work.
Some residents are asking what
has become of the two chimney
sweeps who made it a point to
home here in April or May each
year to clean chimneys for all
wishing this kind of work. They
used to have a steady run. AS
most chimneys were called dam
gerous when heavily coated with
SCOT. They disappeared suddenly
in 1900 and have not been seen
since.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-17

Complete information regarding
social security payments can be
obtained by contracting the Will
mington office at s1S West Street.
Also, for the convenience of loc-
al residents, a representative from
the Wilmington Office is at the
Kent County Court House, Dover,
every Thursday from 10 am. to
II Noon.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-17

fully know the deep sense of
satisfaction this emblem pledges.
1t is the makers warranty of an
inner soundness that your eye or
your touch cannot test. And only
Chevrolet in the low-price field is
entitled to wear the small, proud
plaque that proclaims Body by
Fisher"
Smyrna times., 1956-05-17

When you see sterling" on silver
you know what it means-solid
silver, all the way through.
And when you see the medallion
"Body by Fisher" on an automobile
it means much the same thing
quality all the way through, in
things unseen as well as on the
visible, cleaning surface.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-17
Smith, Billy Snow, John Truax.

Smith, Billy Snow, John Truax.
Grade 1-3, Mrs. Robinson, teach
er-Billy Boyles, Cornelius Cary,
Ray Davis, Edward Glenn, John
Layton William McAllister, John
Morris, Larry Slaughter, Fred
Street, Keith Williams, Barbara
Cooper, Diane Gushing, Gail Ev-
erhart, Brenda Fuller, Marian Nc
Clements, Charlotte Pearson, Vic
XII Pleasanton.
Smyrna times., 1956-05-17
PROTECT YOUR
SIS. BENEFITS
District Manager Suggests
Action to Protect Rights
Under Social Security
ASK ABOUT BENEFITS

Do people take the required ac-
tion to protect their rights under
old-age and survivors insurance :?
AS a general rule they do; how
ever, there are still some persons
who lose benefits by not taking
prompt action, Myron Milbouer,
district manager of the Delaware
social security Office declared.
More than 10000 persons ask
Smyrna times., 1956-05-17

1t is estimated that there are
about $4,000 patients admitted to
mental institutions in the U. S.
each year.