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Smyrna times., 1957-11-21
DEL. VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
Association To Meet At Dover
Sunday, December 1st

Pending bills in the present
Legislature and the revision of
the bylaws will be two of the
many subjects brought before the
Executive Committee of the Del
aware Volunteer Firemen's Asso-
citation when it meets at the Dow
er Fire Dept. Headquarters on
Sunday, December l at 2:15 pm.
The call for the executive meet
ing has been made by c. Wesley
Robinson of Wilmington Manor.
president of the association. The
meeting of the group will be the
first since Mr.. Robinson was in
stalled as president at the annual
convention held at Laurel in Sep
tember. Subordinate committee
appointments were announced by
President Robinson two weeks
ago. All of the subordinate COM
mittees are requested to meet at
1:15 on December 1, in order that
their various reports will be ready
for presentation to the executive
committee. Special reports on
Fire Prevention Committee activi-
ties will be given by Charles Lar
kin, chairman, of Richardson Park.
Layton C. Baynard, Mt. Cuba,
chairman of the permanent men,
orial will give a progress report
on the plans for the completion
of the monument at Dover. The
officers of the association are ur-
gently requesting all committee
men to be present.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21
ISSUES PROCLAMATION
Gov. Boggs Urges All To Give
Thanks for Our Many Blessings

oefs DeSeo Ch6to All lIO OlNc
Thanks for Our Many Blessings
In mis- annual Thanksgiving
proclamation, Governor ]. Caleb
Boggs his week urged all Della
wareans to ''humbly give thanks
to the Almighty for the many
blessings bestowed upon u.s." and
called for the display of national
and state flags on Thursday, Now
ember %.
The chief executive pointed out
that during the past twelve
months, this state and nation
have been blessed with abundance
in the things we grow and make
and use, and with full measure of
employment and prosperity"
1T is only fitting and proper, E"
he said, that we pause-not one
day, but daily-to give thanks to
Almighty God for these many
blessings"
Governor Boggs also called at
tention to the fact that it has
been customary "since the early
days of this Great Republic to
set aside one particular day for
prayer and thanksgiving, and en-
joyment with our loved ones, of
Gods bounty"
The proclamation follows:
Whereas, during the past twelve
months, this state and nation
have been blessed with abundance
in the things we grow and make
and use, and with full measure
of employment and prosperity;
and
Whereas, it is only fitting pro-
per that we pause-not one day.
but daily, to give thanks to AL
mighty God for these many bless
ings; and
Whereas, it has been customary
since the early days of this Great
Republic to set aside one particu-
lar day for prayer and thanks
giving, and enjoyment with our
loved ones, of Gods bounty; now
Therefore, I, ]. Caleb Boggs,
Governor of the State of Della
ware, do hereby proclaim that
Thursday, November %, 1857, be
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21

no electrical or heating changes
were contemplated. A more de-
tailed survey of the building in
dicated that such changes were
desirable, and these items were
added to the bid. The exact date
of rebidding has not been decided
at the time this notice was writ
ten; however, it is hoped that
bids will be received during Nov
ember. The Delaware School Aux
iliary sets the date for bids for
all of the schools in Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21

observed as Thanksgiving Day
and urge all our citizens to dis
play national and state flags on
this occasion, and humbly give
thanks to the Almighty for the
many blessings bestowed upon
US.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21

A shallow-weu type pump can
be used when the depth to water
at sea level is not more than 20
feet when the pump is running.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21

The bedroom is the most dan
gerous room in the home, accord
ing to the National Safety Coun-
Gil.
Heavy infestations of poultry
lice may reduce egg production
10 to 20 per cent.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21
Monday Night Early Rollers
Bowling Standings

High Individual Game: F. Pass
waters, 172.
High Individual Series: B..
Moore, AIS.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21

every IIIUISudy as a SCI
vice for football fans.
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21

JOE HARRIS is Americas most accurate Football
Predictor His forecasts have been $500 accurate dur
ing the past. His weekly predictions which Ennis &
Deakyne is proud to present this will appear
every Ihursday as ser
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21

Excessive speed is the most
prevalent violation occurring in
Smyrna times., 1957-11-21
ASK TO RE-BID FOR SCHOOL

Bids on Thomas d. Clayton School
Exceed Money Available
The Smyrna Special School Dis
trict Building Comission is asking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
HELP-MEN
Electronics Writer

Needed Tor work in the Boston area;
relocation expenses provided attrac.
tive salary; must possess good
background in electronic theory and
preferably some knowledge or ex-
oerience in control systems. Send
complete resume. small recent photo
graph and salary requirements to
s. G MYRBECK L. CO, I34i Conn
ave. NV Washington 6, D. C.
ENGINEERS. to study evaluatior
and comparison of machinery such
as mixers compreSsors spraying
machines. and military equipment
Must have Me. or EE. degree
Permanent positions with meal
WORKING and living surroundings
near Baltimore Openings from
$500 to So. 500 annually Vaca.
tons and other benefits. Write
fully Box 240-T. Star
ENGINEER, mechanical or civil,
ability to write. conduct meetings
and do research: s.. 900. ExECU-
TIVE PLACEMENT BUREAU, At
lantic Bldg. ST. 3-1l99.
ENGINEER, white. with 6th-class IL
cense, for garden-type apt. project;
must have experience and be re-
liable; prefer married man with no
children: 5000 mo. plus quarters.
Call in person, 9-l0 am. or 40
pm. weekdays. II. @. SMITHY CO.,
81 18th st. NV
ENGINEER SALES. REP, $4,000
SILVER SPRING -ROCKVL, EMPL
Sab Ga Ave. JU. 9-4446
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How Do You Grow
at ARMA?
Through Diversification!

In advertisements spoke growth opportunities
offered by Arma Almost Immediately perceptve engineers
writing asking for more information.
How does an engineer grow Arma-precisely?"
Our diverSicaton offers of the
broadeSt dveicaion field
At Arma engineer follows original design right
through final production result scientists
exposed activities usually found roof
which they their abilities them
Here of the areas-9 examples-in which
rateS its efforts in:
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IBM OPERATOR

Advancement possibilities
for industrious Young man
with ability TO assume re-
spOnSibllity in an IBM IN
stallatiOn. Must be high
scho0I graduate KNOWLEDGE
and experience OF 407. GO3A.
wiring is essential. Personal
interview only. See MR..
RODDA. Suite 4l6 Ring
Building. 1900 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
.JANITOR

Immediate opening in apt. project
Must live on premises; salary, plus
apt. Apply personnel. room 3l9
1912 X St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

MACHINISTS
Precision Craftsmen
Do you take pride
in your work?
Can you consistently
work to close tolerances?
(.0002)
Can you operate all the
principal machines in
a shop equally well?
If so, we can offer you
employment with the fol-
lowing benefits:
Good Rates .
Bonus Plan
Vacation immediate
accruaD
Sick Leave
Opportunity
for advancement
Periodic Merit Reviews
Life Insurance
disqualification
Modern Plant
Excellent Equipment
Convenient Location
Parking Facilities
Z Paid Holidays
A reputation for excellent
employe relations
Stock purchase plan
APPLY
THE AHRENDT
INSTRUMENT co.
A Subsidiary of Litton Industries
1910 CALVERT ROAD
COLLEGE PARK. MARYLAND
UN. 4-5678
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INSTALLERS

Experienced only: telephone sound
and intercom. systems: full time; top
salary. Phone BURROUGHS. oil. g.
SOTg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
MANAGEMENT
SALES CAREER
$4,000 PER YEAR

Have YOU hit q dead end in your
earnings?
Are YOU interested in reaching
the top?
We are looking for an ambitious
salesman interested in moving lip TO
MANAGEMENT level Previous manage
ment experience not essential but
the desire to reach top income
bracket is absolutely necessary.
Our division managers enjoy a
lifetime position, hiring. field train
Ing, and supervising statesmen In our
national organization. First wear
they average $4,000. End year. SS-
SI0.0uO from draw, bonuses and
override, No travelling but car es-
sential.
For personal interview. please
write giving full details on previous
work experience. age and phone no.
All replies held in strictest conn
dence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
CLOTHING SALESMAN

Old established firm selling uni
forms and equipment to members
OF the armed forces has need for
an experienced clothing salesman;
one that can measure and fit. Good
salary and chance for advancement
Must be sober, Reply by letter. CIV.
ing age. experience and phone
number Box 31i-X. Star.
CLUB ATTENDANT. evenings. $3.50
hrs per wk. % dayS); 81 per hr. (:
keep clubroom clean and make self
generally useful: retired man OF
neat appearance pref. references
required. Box 3S4-S. Star.
outside. with car. en-
perienced High salary. many COM
pany benefits See Mr. Strauss al
E1SEMAN'S. r and 9TH st. NV
COLLECTORS. part time, for estab-
lished route. evenings and Sat
urdays, sc. Washington: also Alex
andria and Springfield sections. No
experience necessary. Write, giving
phone number and address. TO Box
Gtnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
HELP-MEN

JANIToR, eolcrsda teouplel. exper
3-rm. apt; 24-unit modern bldg.
in town, DIXIE HOUSING CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
HELR-MEN

EVENING WORK-vIRoINIA RES
IDENTs, family men. 26 to 50.
Someowners i evenings and sat.
urday. EARNINGS OF $50 to $50
week possible after 2 weeks
training. Apply in person Monday
FENCE FEN PG Co Asd n dIeSe ra hal
Va. No phone calls.
FAMILY COUNsELOR-This week
we are interested in 10 family
into divisional sales managers with
Experience in our line not re-
CURED. No dull seasons. no samples
20 carry, no trade-ins. Car essen
tial for travel in Washington en-
virons. II you would like to Join
for a personal interview between
~ am; and 5 pm. CARVER ME-
MORTAL PARK. 1921 Georgia ave
NV.
FIELD REP. car furn. - $3.50
MoioR TRUCK PTS. TRAIN. $3.50 $3.50
SILVER SPRING -ROCKVL. EMPL
Sab Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4446
CLERK. young man.
white. Apply J. E. HANGER, INC,
22l q 81. NV.
FURN. SALESMAN. must be exper. /;
employe benefits. Call Mr.. Igoe.
BARNES 6 KIMEL CO.. ia. 4.l500
WANTED-Experienced
estimator and salesman on store
fronts and commercial work Phone
Ii, 4-6101
CLERK for high grade
market: must be neat, courteous
and have experience in taking and
filling telephone orders CALIFOR-
MA MKT, 2I60 California st. NV
GROCERY STOCK CLERK. must be
exper., good salary to start. Perm
position. BERKSHIRE FOOD, 42O1
Mass. ave. NV, in the Berkshire
Apis
Guard-Night Waterman
For interesting position. Must be
able-bodied. sober and Of good char
acter. References required Apply
CATHEDRAL. Wood
ley I'd. at 36th st. NV. CAPTAIN
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GUARDS

Age 35-55; to do guard duty IN
buildings located in Bethesda Chevy
Chase area. Must have good person
able background which will be in
vestigated before employment. Pre-
vious guard or military experience
perferred. Must be in good physical
condition. We offer excellent en-
plOye benefits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
HELP-MEN
CLERK-sTORE ROOM

Receive and issue supplies for
cafeteria kitchen, maintain inyen-
tory; some cashiering. counter and
cleaning supervision; early daytime
hours; in cafeteria in Government
building Liberal employe benefits;
t0-hr week, Monday Through Fri
day. Age > to 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
InSllrance SaleSnoen

= EhLINI 1-nNFF
Insurance Statesmen
Due to recent promotions. we
nave openings for men. age - to
80, for office pay debts no col
lection or debit detail work salary
and commission: car allowance. paid
coverage: opportunity for advance
lment. experience not necessary
For appointment call Mr.. Shreve,
PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE Co,
MA. S-9393
INSURANCE SOLICITORS
For men who are establishing
themselves m the casualty and ac-
cident and health fields multiple
line general agency offers use OF
phone and desk space in return
I1or small life volume Box l9-X
Star
INTERIOR DECORATOR, experience
necessary Excellent opportunity
for right person to head up de-
partment. Apply CARY SCATES.
MALCOLM SCATES. INC 4l.1
l3tn 81. NV.
IANITOR, colored. no children, for
large sc. project; must have d c
drivers permit. know stoker mr.
ing salary and apt. plus utis
Cali MRS RICHARDSON. 10. 3
4447. = 10 > D IN, 442l 3rd ST. Sc
JANiT0Rs wanted. 3.rm. ant in
stay at BLDG. Stoker. Refs. Age
2j-4O Call sun. and Mon. II
noon to q p m. c. RoUMEL, wo
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COLLECTION MEN

We are looking for 5 good expert.
enced men for inside work We will
pay top salaries to the right men
We offer you perm positions with
many company benefits Ask for Mr.
Strauss. EISEMAN'S. p st at 18th
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SALES ENGRS.
BSEE. Me aero with sales exper
both TO industry and 10 U g.
LIB ENGRG. DEGs.
Many openings for men under 40
with combination law and engrg
degs. to work in the contracts
deptS. and patent depts. OF en-
PERSONNEL '"'o''
indus relations dir. to SIS. 900
Asst. indus. rel. dir. to SD 900
Asst. personnel dir. to SO 600
Asst, employment dir. to $1,000
Job eyaluation ANALYST TO SS. 900
Engineering recruiters to 80, 900
Many positions in employment
personnel industrial relations In
industrial firms Must have coll
degs. in either engineering, personnel
or industrial MANAGEMENT with eX-
per. in industrial firms
ENGINEERS
PhD communications TO 500 0OO
PhD hydrodynamicist to $50 900
MAIN. programmer to SIS 900
HVAC design engrs. 49, 20 $4,000
Mech, design engrs to $4,000
BSME, many 20 10000
jet engine designers to gI2.nnn
Jr.-sr electronic techs. to 81 500
E.ectronic craftsmen 10 81 900
Physicists. physical chemists. math-
PhD to Sis.UOO
HAYNES ASSOCIATES s.
Suite 919, Dupont Circle Bldg
1346 Conn. Ave, NV HO 2-5I17
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grs.. hydrodynamicist. 500
HAYNES
ASSOCIATES
PARTIAL LISTING
NO FEES

NON-DENENSF
CITIZENSHIP NOT NECESSARY
BolE, MIN exper. to $1,000
statistical @. c. Engrs. degrees in
math. enerR. science or equivalent,
courses N statistical quality con-
troll, cooling. sampling. compilta-
tons. process capabili'y. mfg plant
eAper. TO Sl0.0OO
Macnlne designers 81, 1000 50, 00O
Mech. craftsmen $4,000 81, 900
Mech. engrs. toSIi ODD
ClTIZENSHIP NECESSARY
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COLLECTORS

COLLECl ORS
Experienced small loan and con-
sumner loan men can be successful
in our organization. Leading D C,
financial corporation moods men who
wish to get ahead. Positions are
Salarie6 and permanent with many
company benefits, including college
training program. Write. to Box
box. Star Provide info. as TO
marital status, age, number of chill
iren. schooling, work, exper., salary
and your telephone number. All
replies confidential.
COMMERCIAL ARTIST, established
art studio has opening for person
with working exper in production
art. Salary open Call AID 1890
for appointment and interview.
COOK. short order. exper. only:
white; steady Job. 800 Third ST.
NV, ST. 3-7695.
COUNTERMAN = Night manager
must be experienced in grill. deep
fryer. carry out business 444l
Benning I'd. ne, LU. 2-0179.
CREDIT MANAGER. experienced;
top salary guaranteed, For further
Friday, . to o pm: SATURDAY., 10
to Z: sunday. l9 to 5.
CREDIT COLLECTION MGR. retail
experience. Send resume. Box 403-S,
Star. Ia
CUSTODIAN. chauffeur. for boys pri-
vate school. Must be careful driver.
Have chauffeur license and refs.
Mon, OIL. 4-5100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
ll35 2lst st. NV.
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REAL ESTATE statesmen wanted
for expanding company. Excellent
opportunity. will train. FAIRFAX
REALTY, Mr.. Grubbs. CIR. 3-0631
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
THE SUNDAY STAR

n Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. JANUARY IL, 1887
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
150th An

OTHER poets
OLongfellow ]
America, but non
more popular.
they don't like :
when it comes
Paul ReUere's Ri
ship of Miles Sta
ldge Blacksmith
fellow lyrics. Pop
the world over 4
fellow Is even +
birth, the poet Ia
ton.
Master of q ia
that permitted h
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Finances
Of AirIines
Called Bleak

The financial condition Of the
worlds airlines is Every bleak at
the moment" Sir William Hill.
dred. director-general of the In
ternational Air Transport Asso-
citation declared here yesterday.
In an address before the Aero
Club Of Washington at the Ma
tional Press Club. Sir william
made his point quickly.
"A DC-3 costs 100000" he
said. "Tomorrow's airplane, one
of the jets, will cost IS million"
To an audience loaded with
top-ranking Government and
military aviation figures, he said
that the airlines are caught be-
tween booming costs and their
own efforts to keep passenger
fares down and noted that air.
line stocks are now at their low
est mark since 1854.
He said that the airlines have
q continuing effort to keep fares
down and pointed to the $1,000
transatlantic fare of 1913 COM
pared TO $500 now and what he
hopes can be $420 'in the
future
The Civil Aeronautics Board
recently rejected q proposal by
Sir Williams association to boost
fares to Europe by 5 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

MORRIS. GEORGE c. In loving msmory
o. my devoted brother, GEORGE. G,
NORRIS. who departed this life four
years ago today, May 2, 1853.
The days since you've been eons. dear.
Are empty and forlorn:
Your brotherly devotion
We sadly miss and mourn.
Your mobile face and tender words
Seem lost and far away.
But ,youI msmcry's cherished in our
r6 ARs ' ESsIsS sl .i a|F.s: ' S,suA
my mother. Lucy MOTEN. who de-.
parted this life nineteen years $50 to-
day. May 2, 1888.
When ! am alone, love TO stray
And live again In memory lane,
But those happy days are not the same.
Youk pEv0THp DAUGHTER ANNIE
OEFUTT, ADA ,. SHIELDS. In memory
Of ADA 3. SHIELDS oFRuTI. who
passed asses sway two wears aso TO-DAY MAY
A precious one from Us has gone.
place is vacant In our home
HER , MOTHER. SISTER AND Chill
o n. mrs ADA y. = In ..s su, Isy-
ApA 0EsEuT1. who pssssd away
WIZ y: esss'1 ~ ana S:SSplsS::%' ' ';
The S $:$S S... :. you win always live in
We loved YOU. dear Mother. but God
yo ENb faHpEtkRRFs S5SS' MARIAN MEIyiN
o ~ s.Il'..o 1 sS.s..5 Sh S;Tsr' &
aGo TODAY. May 2. 1855
It's hard 10 understand
why certain things must be.
But IN HIS wisdom, God has planned
Beyond our power TO see.
Jus; Ana rhs (: io s v nav: :wss y.S MA s,.,
God opened the oates q Heaven
And he entered the land Of rest.
Is tRs mid. , u my ioy 81 i an sias
with smile on my face,
R9.eSIiss; Viz ;s 1 sisSirES ~
PENNKLL,. ANNA. In loving remem.
NELL. who left Us Nav 2. 1865.
From this. world Of pain and sorrw
To the land Of peace and rest,
God has taken you, dear sister.
wher. you have found peace and
Y9Tg SSsr55SS vISo Sister. GLADYS
PRYOR, CORDELfA ]. In loving msm.
gry Of our deyoted mother End mother.
SMs ss 3 w, ihls life ten years asO today
Life has its lights and shadows,
lts peace and stormy hours:
But out OF night comes morning
And flowers follow showers.
Behind the darkest moments
still shines the blessed sun,
And from al Ills lome way, some day,
COD ,d Ths't a.,b l,shs az y e sSsnvsov
SMITH. wALIER Z. Sacred 70. ths
TER 4. SMITH who departed this life
fourteen years i hIsii M 3. SMifgaAsl
TYLER. NV EARL X, In iovins mem.
2TNp, Of my asxoted husband: REV
eternal rest two years sso. Nay .
III. sooanss. end III, kindness
70 Sisss ne IL if'i ny q sys ~ WIN M
When things 30 .wrone, 80 they often Do
Rsmemberlng your smiles, and oui
% until ~ lie IL this world Il thrc1sk'
WI elrays kssp 81 ,LsmenbsElle lou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Mon Who Slipped
On Numbers Slip
Assessed $50 Fine

Caught redhanded by police,
q 46-year-old man today pleaded
guilty to possession Of a num-
bers slip.
Municipal Court Judge An
drew Howard advised George
Mackie that he did not have to
plead guilty II he wanted a trial.
We're not trying to squeeze
q confession out Of you" the
Judge warned him.
II can't beat it." Mackie re-
piled. HE (the policeman) took
the slip right out Of my hand
Pvt. Walter A. Schubring said
Mackie was arrested April IL at
Seventeenth street and Kalora-
ma road NV. when he tried to
give q numbers slip and 81 to q
58-year-old man Just arrested
two minutes earlier.
This is mighty unusual-to
make q bet with a man already
under arrest" said Judge How
ard with q smile.
He gave Maekie q choice of
80 days in jail or a $50 fine.
Ben Hillman. to whom Mackie
offered the numbers slip. faces
q United States Commissioners
hearing May % on four counts
Of operating q lottery and one
charge Of possession Of numbers
slips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02
Ben c. -Hortie, "a, Dies;
Operated Garage Choin

Ben C. Hartig. 81. retired
District businessman, died yes
terday at Anne Arundel Hos
pital in Annapolis after q long
illness.
Mr.. Hartig was co-owner Of
the Washington Garage Co.. Inc,
until his retirement in 1919.
During his partnership with
Harry A. Swagart. who still owns
the company. the firm operated
four combination parking ga
RACES and service stations. three
garages and one garage bowling
alley. The company now has
IA afiiliates.
Mr.. Hartig, who moved to
Bay Ridge, Nd, almost 10 years
ago, was on the advisory board
of the central branch Of the
American Security 81 Trust Co.
Mr.. Hartig was q native Of the
District and attended public
schools here. He also attended
Princeton University. He oper-
ated q Ford agency in Washing
ton before entering the Army
In World War !. and started
the garage company in 1920.
Mr.. Hartig played golf at the
Manor and Columbia Clubs and
was the father Of Ben c. Hartig,
jr.. who won the Middle Atlantic
amateur golf championship and
the Belle Haven tournament In
1854, and the Manor Club cham
pionship in 1858.
Mr.. Hartig was a member Of
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Hodge, Lester, "a,
Air Corps Officer
In World War |

Hodge Lester. "a. q retired
businessman. died yesterday at
Suburban Hospital in Bethesda.
Mr.. Lester was manager Of
the Washington ONCE of the
Sonotone Corp. in the Washing
ton Building. He retired several
years ago.
He was born in Kadiz, KY,
and was a law graduate Of the
University Of Kentucky.
He was one Of the first to
enlist In the Army Air Corps
during World War / and was
discharged from that service as
"a second lieutenant.
Mr.. Lester was q SD degree
Mason and q member Of So
journers Lodge No. 81.
Surviving is his wife, Irene =.
Lester Of 1885 Battery lane, Be-
thesda, and a brother, Richard
L. Lester Of Lake jackson, Va.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Monday In the Chapel Of Arling-
ton National Cemetery. Burial
there win follow.