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Construction Supt.

nASAAts
Construction Supt.
Immediately. for local GI housin,
project. Must have local references
Write Box 421-C, Star.
COUNTERMAN, white, who want,
steady employment, must be ex,
| perienced, reliable: good salary
night shift. SHANTY RESTAU
RANT. iii Good Hope rd. sc.
COUNTER SALESMAN, exper, ir
lumber and mill work. Call LO
5-3300.
DANCE INSTRUCTOR. full or par
time. Apply in person. FONTANl
DANCE STUDIO. 1903 Conn. ave
/ NV
DENTAL TECHNICIANS WANTED
Apply Sl6 WASHINGTON MEDI.
CAL BUILDING or call RE. T-46OO
DESK CLERK, white. hotel expert
enee. excellent reference. Metro
politan Area. JU. S-4404, between
4 and 4 SATURDAY.
DRIVER SALESMEN; good estab
| lished routes open now. Apply IL
person. JACK AND JILL lei
CREAM Co. 1919 L ST: sc.
ainia. cARPET sSsIPSd sHop, lSi AnHw Zoos VS. )
Four Mile Run dr., Arlington. IA
$4,000.
DRIVER for retail dry cleaninI
route. Exper. helpful but not nee.
essary, STAR CLEANERS. eO04
Wis. ave. OIL. 4-7070.
DRIVERS. GOOD earnings. pleasan,
work. hours to suit you. Appl,
3S21 Lee hwy, Arlington. YELL
DRUG CLERK, some evenings and
week ends. HIGGERS DRUGS
3Ol7 Conn. ave. NV. :
DRUG CLERK. exper.: excel. salary
IN mod. downtown drugstore. PENN
DRUG, 1901 Z st. NV.
ELECTRICAL WHOLESALE SUPPLY
| COUNTERMAN, experienced. Apply
In person. Mr.. Green. MAURICE
! ELECIR IRlCAL SUPPLY, ll34 1ltt
I St. NV.
ELECTRICIAN. with d. C. card; TOT
pay 70 right man, Call RA. U-SSOO
or write Box 4d3-C. Star.
ELECTRICIAN AND HELPERS; pre-
! fer ! iourneyman with Alex license
l34l r st. NV, HO. 2-5227.
ELECTRICIANS, exper. heavy com
merclal and industrial work. So 81
hr. FAYCO. LA. 6-5200.
ELECTRICIAN, also helpers, with O
without experience. Apply KOLI
ELECTRIC CO. 324T Que st. NV
ENGINEER with 3rd-class licensr
or better. Air conditioning expert
suiLpINo. fii5 10th s. NV io'
ENGINEER -RODMAN, for immed
| employment with suburban Alex
| builder Call so. 5-460a between
S-4.
FENCE INsTALLERS, for woodei
+, fencing. Experienced or men with
carpentry experience. Trucks sup
Piled by company. ALASKA FENcl
Co. MA R.hRSh
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HELP-MEN
ROUTEMAN

Married age 2l-45, for estab-
lished laundry-dry cleaning route
IN d. c.; experience desirable but
not necessary: $40 per week while
training; 5-day week. excellent OPP
for advancement, Apply
to Mr.. Lubbes from , to 5 pm,
Monday throueh Friday.
MANHATTAN COMPANY
l3oS Florida Ave. NV
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Law Ofices Of
-. 4 FRIEDMAN,
S.$ Pennsylvania BuiidlnE,

Washington 4. D. c.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the
United States for the District OF
Columbia. In Re: FOREMOST DE-
vELOPMENT COMPANY.-No. I9l
Limited Partnership. - CERTIFI-
CATE OF CANCELLATION or
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP - The
undersigned being all OF the part.
ners in limited partnership under
the firm name OF FOREMOST DE.
vELOPMENT COMPANY. q Certifi-
cate OF Formation OF which was
filed with the Clerk of the District
Court Of the United States for the
District OF Columbia on February
20. 1855. which partnership viii
be by the voluntary act Of all Of
the partners dissolved as OF March
81. 1857, do hereby declare, state
and give notice that said limited
partnership will be dissolved as Of
certificate Of the formation thereof
date IN WITNESS WHEREoF the
undersigned have hereunto. sub
scribed their names this 9Th day
OF March 1887. tS.l NATHAN
HABIB. General Partner; lS.l
Al x KRITZMAN. lS.l CHARLES
LICHTENBERG. Isl LEO LICH-
TENBERG, Limited Partners.
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HELP--MEN

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER5
We Specialize in These Positions
ATLAS AGCY, 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
ADDREsSOGRAPH OPERATOR, ex-
perienced on Speedomat desirable
excellent position. In .established
mailing frm Apply A. ID. W., AGO
N. Y. ave. NV, Ma. s-l013.
ADMINISTRATIVE AssISTANTI au.
tomobile, technical for district
sales once: Big auto manufac.
turer; good technical BACKGROUND
and administrative experience re-
CURED good starting salary and
usual fringe benefits: submit com.
plete details for eyaluation. This
Is an excellent opportunity foT
right man, Box 3Ok-C Star.
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q ''MA' %

He's making eyes at me and do you
know what he's .proposing2 He says
can enjoy riding on safe tires that
he had fully reeapped at ALL SERV-
ICE TIRE CO. 3234 Georgia ave.
RA, 6.9s50. 67Qxl5, S6.g5. 10
7.60xl5. S7.05; S00xl5 500
VACANCY-Lovely rm. in home Of
nurse for AGED invalid No objection
70 senile; refs. mo smoking. FE
3-0l2S. Ia
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when dHswerinp ddvertisemeRis
addressed 10 Star boIes do NOT
enclose ORIGINAL references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
sondl pdlue. Copies serUe the puY-
pose. Originals may get lost.
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PURCHASING AGENT - Builder
wants capable man TO purchase
and handle Office work for largt
subdivision Reply Box lSf-c. star
REAL ESTATE OFFICE in fast.
growing Prince GEORGES County,
wants sales manager, must have
experience In selling and be able
TO supervise others Reply Statine
age, experience and references. Boz
;iS2-C, Star
REALTORS SALES REPRESENT.
ATlVE for a TOP sales position In a
small but most active Office The
man selected will make $4,000 q
year plus bonus and listing COM
missions Absolutely no ceiling tC
earnings. For personal interview
please call JE. 3-2Ona VIM. A
CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen. young
educated men 20 Join progressive
expanding real estate Arm. Exper
helpful but not nee Call for eppt
ME. S-45l6. ~ am. TO 3 pm Mon
through Fri. !. l.. LEWIS ASSO-
Bidr.. iOt3 i4th Sc NV.
REAL ESTATE Statesmen - ART
POST Rcaltor needs licensed mer
who are interested In THE Best
OF working arrangements. Pleas
call Mr. Myers, az once, XII. r.
$40. for interview.
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R0oFLR's HELPER. experienced,
with ID, C. drivers permit pre-
ferred, white only Apply at 1852
Eye st, Sc, between $3.50 and q
Evening star., 1957-04-12

SALES-Youne man to display and
service at store level for nationally
advertised cendy company: salary
Phone JU. s-2l26 after . pm.
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Art Production
Manager

Handle scheduling and work now
for large studio. Must be thoroughly
experienced with initiative, all
phases art production and type. Sal
airy open. DE. 2-0242.
ASSISTANT JANITOR, coiored, ex-
perienced; Call engineer, o to D,
AUTO assistant service manaser,
lent salary and commission, many
company benefits. modern shop.
Apply Mr.. Hal Horan. ROCKVILLE
FORD MOTOR CO, PO. 2-21SS.
AUTO BODY MEN WANTED-5-day
week. STANDARD AUTO. BODY
WORKS. 1000 Kalorama rd. NV.
Automotive Bookkeeper
We have an opening for q youns
man possibly night student In
accountine: compensation in &C.
cordance with background: 5la-day
week and company benefits. Apply In
OurlSman Chevrolet, Inc.
61O H st. NE.
AUTO GLASS INSTALLER; salary,
bonus, commission, vacation, steady
year-round Job. See Nat or Bill,
AID. 2-7l00. HERSoN AUTO
GLASS. az Fla. ave. ne.
AUTO BRAKE MECHANICS HELPER,
young, white. mechanically inclined.
003 N st. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS (2l: Chevrolet
dealer needs 2 top mechanics. We
offer adequate earnings, good work
ing conditions and Job security
Apply In person to Mr.. Paul VIII
helm; Service .Msnaeer; LOVING
0iluAP 0nrfn0
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ARCHITECTURAL
CRAFTSMAN

For position IN Baltimore. only ex-
perienced man desired Excellent sal
airy for right person. State educa-
ton and experience. Write to Box
4BS-C, Star
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HELpMEN

coGk :saSy SaEsT Das Tsi.rsness Ssts spsy sssssn r
person. TINO'S RESTAURANT
l33S Powhatan ST., Alexandria
Va, TIE. B-334O.
COOKIE AND CRACKER SALESMAN
with car. for established territory
salary, commission and car allow
ance Call JU. 5-SS10. for appoint.
ment,
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RESIDENT MANAGER

for ga. don-type apartment project
Some expert nee necessary In rental
and contact work with the public
| ocd salary and apartment
Send complete resume for the
past : years
BOX 429-C STAR
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AutOmOtiVe BOOkkeeDer
AUTO MECHANIC

SnEN NEs0bLt ~ Aooo EasS-W west uNS''
AUTO MECHANIC
chrysler experience preferred. Must
tools. Flat rate pay basis. Plenty 81
work In our modern fully-eouipped
shop. II you qualify. you can earn
81 81 per week plus many company
BENEFITS. Apply TO Mr.. Lowe. service
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
1240 Upshur st. NV. ia. 9-2yUO
AUTO MECHANIC, skilled; perma-
nent position; 5-day wk.: salary
and bonus; clean uniforms furn.,
ton with pay; individaaI Gi tWin.post
lifts. WILSON PONTIAC, INC,
1925 Ga. ave. Silver Spring.
AUTO MECHANIC; must be sober
and reliable; 50-50 basis; plenty
Of work. Lo. 7-1324; II busy. call
10. 1-55OO. Apply to JOE TOLsON.
AUTO MECHANIC, trucks - Ex-
perienced truck mechanics ioi
night shift. Steady year-around
work. vacation with pay, time and
one-han after 40 hours. Sober. re-
liable men only. CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO., 1901 Oronoco St, Alex.
Ov. 3-1500. Contact Mr.. Carver
AUTO MECHANIC
Do you want:
1. Top pay?
.. 40-houT. 5-day week?
3. Paid vacations. and holidays?
In q modern bldg. with the finest
leQuipment?
II you are experienced on Chrysler
products see Mr.. Buddy Buete,
SUBURBAN MOTORS. INC.
Dodge-Plymouth
951 Pershing Dr.. Silver Spring, Nd
AUTO NEW-CAR MECHANIC, ex.
| per. with Chrysler products. excel
| working conds., guar. salary plui
| percentaRe. Vacation with pay
| Apply Jay. IA. 2-4lO0. AIS MO.
TORS. INC. 1910 wilson blvd
AUTO PARTS cOUNTERMAN
PARTS SALESMAN
Must be experienced: all eompan!
Apply NATIONAL AUTO SERVICE
4 f33 l1th st. sc.
! AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN, exper. .
to round out sales staff, selling the
completely new Lincoln and The
big M from our showroom ai
! Conn. and Florida aveS. NV. ex-
cellent working CONDITIONS, CON-
pensation plan; demonstrator fur
nished Apply in ptraon to Mr..
Joseph, LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
at the above address.
AUTO SALESMAN. experienced only,
men that want to make money.
need lust men to work for a
volume-minded dealer: no fioaters
! need apply. Demo. furnished Come
/ N and talk things over with me,
/ Mr. HOWARD SURKIN. LOGAN
MOTOR CO. 1850 Goth st. NV.
AUTO SALESMAN
Used-car dept. Buick dealer. expert
enced preferred: age 25 to IS: gooc
proposition for right man bonus
%ncH SfsItn II If'u5.siei s.sfe4. pn0n' MF
| AUTO SALESMAN
/ Opening in our new-ear dept.
selling experience, but not neceS.
sariiy automotive, excellent oppor.
tunify; demonstra,or furnished anc
other company dement's. Mr.. Smith
| HALEY FORD
LIST and NJ SITS. Sc.
AUTO sALEsMENi sales BACKGROUND
/ necessary: salary and commission
demonstrator furnished; excellent
I opportunity for good men Call OF
/ see TOM VAN VEEN, MAYFLOWER
MOTORS, INC. ll25 18th st. NV
| AUTO statesmen
We have openings for . aggres.
sive men to sell the most popular
I car on the road TODAY Ours Is ar
outstandine Chev. leadership ir
business over IS years. our eompen.
sation plan is one Of the best In
the city, 500 min on new cars, s..
on used cars. free demonstra9or AnC
| insurance. Should have selling exper
although not necessarily in ths
automobile iield See Mr.. Stohlnan !r
/ Stohlman Chevrolet
33rd and n sta NV
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NIGHT MANAGER

Supervisory position in one
Of Washington's finest hotels.
Excellent opportunity for ex-
perienced hotel man. Must
have knowledge OF front-of-
fice procedure. Only persons
with experience in hotel man
asement and excellent ref
erences need apply. Full
company benefits. Apply in
person, personnel ONCE
Sheraton-Park Hotel
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AUTO P4RTs ART c,oguyNSTERMAN gyS Z
AUTO SALESMAN

Used-car dept. Buick dealer. expert
enced preferred: age 25 to IS: good
proposition for right man bonus,
health INSURANCE, Phone Mr.,
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chrysler experience preferred. Must
tools. Flat rate pay basis. Plenty Of
work In our modern fully-eouipped
shop. II you qualify. you can earn
Sl50 per week plus many company
benefits. Apply TO Mr.. Lowe. service
Evening star., 1957-04-12

City Clerk. apiI.i2
ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE EX.
CHANGE is entertaining bids fol-
persons interested in working on an
agency agreement with the Ex.
change for service and repair Of
TV sets. radios and small appli.
ances. For further information
visit the main exchange once al
the Andrews Air Force Base in
person. No phone information viii
be given
Evening star., 1957-04-12

oP SERVICE GER
tify that q copy OF the aforegoing
order was mailed. postase prepaid.
this 18th day OF March, 1861. u
ROBERT T. STAMFORD, ESQ. ana
ERNEST C. RASKAUSKAS, ESQ
Attorneys for caveatees. 1907 NJ
81 NV, Washington B. D. c.
mh2l 22,2S, ,2y-ap4,J
Evening star., 1957-04-12

LOUIS II. Mann. Esq, Attorney,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.--ln Re. Estate
OF THOMAS PATTERSON ALLS-
WORTH, Deceased. administration
No. sS773.-ORDEE OF PUBL
CATION. N.-Application having been
made for authority to sell certain
real estate belonging 70 THOMAS
PATTERSON ALLSWORTH. De-
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fitted, washable one is ideal.
Carpeting is a good idea for a
small boys room because it
helps deaden noise.
Good light Is important to
young eyes. BE sure his desk is
near the window and that he
has a good lamp for after-dark
reading.
This will protect his eyes and
also make his room look cheer
full.
A coat tree Is a useful article
In any youngsters room. It's
a good place to hang Stacks
and sports shirts in a hurry,
when there just isn't time to
arrange everything on hangers.
1t may keep these items of
the bed and chair land per-
haps even the floor.
A good roomy chest with
many drawers can separate
articles for easy handling. He'll
like a comfortable chair. It's
also q good idea to put a clock
in a young mans room.
Be sure to include a waste
basket and small clothes
hamper in the boys closet.
That way he may keep track
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24
By ANDREW C. LANG

The professionals have a
name for 1t.
They call 1t tuck pointing.
To you and me, it's the re-
conditioning of the joints oe-
tween the bricks in your house,
whether it's an all-brick dwell
ling, q part brick or a wooden
house with a brick chimney.
Whatever you choose to call
it. it's something that any home
handyman can do at very little
expense. A brick wall. If prop
erly built with good materials,
should be waterproof. Once the
mortar between the joints be-
gins to crumble. there is danger
of a leak.
A lot of expensive damage
can be averted by tuck point
ing at the first sign of trouble
This sign usually is a series of
hairline cracks where the NOR
tar has pulled away from the
brick.
If an entire brick has come
loose, it is likely that leakage
already has taken place. even
though it might not yet have
made an appearance on an in
side wall.
Make Regular Inspections
Thus. a periodic inspection Of
all brickwork around q house is
a necessary part of proper home
maintenance. Skill in making
the repairs is not essential as
long as certain simple funda-
mentalS are followed.
Where there is a sign Of
trouble, all loose mortar should
be removed with a cold chisel
Ia pick or an old screwdrivel
that has outlived its intended
usefulness. Tap the ehisel OF
whatever you are using with a
hammer.
Remember-it must be tap
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to make several different kinds
Of joints, but you should be
content with a simple one. If
you have several bricks close
together to work on. apply
the mortar to each of them. BY
the time you get to the last
one. the mortar in the first will
be hardened just enough to
go ahead with the striking.
Clean Thoroughly
When an entire brick is
loose, it can be removed and
used again If it is in good con-
dition. If not. get another
brick of the same size to take
its place. Here again the
cavity must be thoroughly
cleaned of all mortar particles,
followed by a complete wetting
down.
Soak the brick in water tor
a couple Of minutes. Spread
the mortar around the sides of
the opening and the part Of
the brick that will go into the
wall. Put the brick in place
and pack in more mortar.
On very old houses, the brick
itself may have become porous
and is permitting water to seep
through. In that event, you
can coat the entire wall with
cement paint If you do not
mind changing the color of the
brick, use one Of the new water
prooflng compounds which are
colorless.
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Home Hondymon Can
Tuck Point Brick

ping. since you do not want to
dislodge any of the solid NOR.
tar or damage the brick itself
Dust out or blow out all parti-
cles Of loose mortar and wet
the opening thoroughly.
ePrOper Mixture
The mortar should be one
part Of portland cement to two
parts Of fine sand. plus 10 Der
cent by bulk Of hydrated lime.
Or you can buy a mortar mix
which needs only the addition
Of water to make it ready for
use.
The mortar is applied with
a trowel. the kind that comes
to a point. Fill the cavity flush
with the brick. Work with a
small amount of mortar at q
time to avoid smearing the
face of the brick.
After a few moments, press
the trowel against the Joint
and move it across the surface
OF the mortar. vertically first,
then horizontally.
This is called striking and
will give your work a finished
look as well as aiding in the
shedding Of rainwater.
Masonry workers know how
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Of his dirty laundry. A wall
board for his memoranda and
mementos will save walls from
nail and hammer. If he has
enough shelves to store sports
equipment and other bulky
paraphernalia he is likely to
keep those items of the floor.
An alternative to the shelves
in a small room is a long, low
wooden box che can put it to-
gether himself with plywood)
that may be stored under the
bed to hold everything from
baseball mitt to ice skates. Put
a rope handle on it, so that it
may be pulled out in a jiffy
when these articles are needed.
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Boys Room
Needs Simple
Furnishings
BY VIVIAN BROWN

II you can possibly manage
It. give your schoolboy a room
Of his own.
Even if it must be tiny, a
haven he can call his own is
better for a growing boy than
Q large room he must share
with others.
You'll find he may be a bet
ter student If he has a room
where he can concentrate on
homework, where books may be
kept from the cropping fingers
Of younger members of the
family.
Keep furnishings on the SIM
pie side so that he will be able
to tidy up his room. Many new
bedspreadS have been designed
with that idea in mind. A
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5-The Folcon. Adventure.
7-Bold Journey. Oocument'ry.
"Seorch for Sohoro Oil IRE
journey Of Richord Zimmernon
through the North Afrioon des-
erts ond the setting up OF the
oil encompment in the former
bottletields amid unexploded
Iond mines
9-PIoyhouse 90. Dromo
va Hours The Blackwell
Story q The story, ioid in rho
l83os, drorotizes Elizabeth
EIockwcll's struggle to become
doctor. the first ~omon 70 enter
the medical profession in the
United States. Joonne Dru, Den
O'Herlihy Chorles Korvin. Nor
shall Thompson.
1000
Aux Video TheoteT. Color.
Hour. Possessed" A woman
under the effect of narcotics re-
veols the hidden feors in her life
thot drove her to committing
crime. Loroine Doy.
5-Wrestling. CopitoI Arena.
7-Air Time ST. Variety.
Storing Vaughn Monroe with
guest tolent.
1890
Studio 7 Drop1O
II 100
4-News and locol News.
Hofkncss Sproeue.
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0-NeWS.
Motthew Worren.
7-News. Weather. Sports.
McCoftrey Allen Molone
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards, Douglas. OonieIs.
lI:l0
5-Feoturette. Short Subjects.
4-Weother. Sports.
Strinoer. Simpson.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
"a Hours, North OF Nome"
1886 A seal poocher escapes
from Knockers by isolotina him.
self on corporation owned
islond Jack Holt;
1I:20
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
| Hour. IS Min. Hone Of The
Brove le49. Frank Lo> ejoy
Lloyd Bridges.
4-Som and Friends.
1880
4-Tonight. Jack lescoulie.
"a Hours. America After
Dark.
5-Woshington Movietime.
Hour There Goes Ny Girl."
1887 Ann Sothern.
1870
5-Thou9ht. lnspirotionol.
l2:45
1.-The Lords Proyer.
100
4-lnspirotion.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
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Februory28

o-code 8. Crime.
roll We'll Incident" Richord
Trovis.
7:l5
7-John Dolly. News
7:3o
4-Dinoh Shore. Songs
5-The Whistler. Oromo.
1.-The Lone Ranger. Western.
9-Sergeont Preston. Action.
Preston attempts 10 brock 1r O
ruthless plot TO fleece poir of
rich newcomers.
7:45
4-NBC News.
Dovid BrinkleY Chef Huntley.
500
4-You Bet Your Life.
Groucho Marx
5-Movietime USA.
Hour IS Min. Man o. Two
Worlds 1884. Froncis Ledeter,
6lisso londi.
7-CiEeus Time. Variety.
9-Bob Cummings. Comedy
$50
4-Drognet. Jack Webb
Friday and Smith search for O
burglar who hos been robbino
homes Of voIueless property ond
then setting them otire.
9-Climox. Oromo.
Hour And Don't Ever Come
Book A man is sent 10 prison
tor crime he did not commit
and IS condemned by his &C.
cusers os on eS-conVict even
otter his eSonerotion Richard
Boone. Everett Sloane. 5ene
lockhort
900
4-The Peoples Choice.
7-Donny Themes Show.
NY Friend Harry" Denny OIL
most loses on important TV role.
Harry Ruby is guest
9:25 ,
5-Motthew Warren. News.
$3.50
4-The Ford Show. Variety.
Jeonnie Corson visits Ernie
''Marty"
THE "HOME"
Smyrna times., 1957-08-08
This Weeks
Social and
Personal
Events

Mr.. Roland Hazel of Sarasota,
Fla, and Mr.. Frank Hazel spent
the weekend at Johnstown, Pa,
visiting their brother, Mr.. Walter
Hazel, and family.
Miss Julia Griffith has gone for
an extended visit to APO w. Wal
nut Lane, Germantown, Pa. with
her cousin, Mrs. Bryon Walton.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Johnson has
returned home after spending the
past week as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Piser and family
at Pine Beach, N. ]. She was
joined by Mr.. Johnson and son,
Roger, for the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Reist
and their three sons of Eden
Road, Lancaster, Pa, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs George
L. Galley at their home on S.
Delaware Street.
Smyrna times., 1957-08-08
PREPARE YOUR CHILD
FOR SCHOOL,

This summer is a good time for
parents to teach youngsters start
ing school in September self-re-
lance that will give both parents
and children a feeling security,
says Mrs. Alice M. King, state
home demonstration leader with
the Delaware Agricultural Exten-
sion Service.
Your children should learn their
full name and address, and the
names and address of parents be-
fore starting school, advises Mrs.
King. This information is import
ant not only if a child is lost,
but also for school records.
Teach your youngsters tfety
precautions. They should learn
how to cross the street and what
areas are safe for play. The idea
that such things as knives,
matches and broken glass are un-
safe toys should be clear in the
mind of every youngster, Mrs.
King adds.
Help your children get used to
the idea of asking permission to
do things. 1t isn't easy for a
first-grader to adjust to doing
what the teacher wants him to
do.
Parents can do a great deal to
teach their children good man.
ners, simply by practicing good
manners with the youngsters at
home, says Mrs. King. Knowing
the reason for social customs will