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-PAYTNG RENT

PAYING RENT?
Would you like to own = new home
with no down payment and pay
Ike rentf We VII help you with .
3-hedroom brick, modern kitchen,
full basement, gas a.-e. heat. Near
Government Space Agency. These
homes are new and priced ct
&l5,95Q; Phone AE CHISHOLM.
XOQDRlDGE REALTY WA, z
07S2, La. 9-el77s
RAY PARK > spaclous custom
built brick rambler with 3 bed
rms ga baths, sep. din. fms
EsS.s. FsS; mIE kEuST ssEss1ed pggg gs5sA 1ssS ssS
New Hamp. ave-, He. 4-l70o.
RIyERDALE-11s-story. 3 bedrrns..
~ baths. sep, din. rm,. De luxe
JOIN IHESsf b HueaEs sc; Co: tsiUS2: VA. Ss2::oSso
SEAT PLEAsANT--Sie6 dn. incl.
OWNER win finance. ME-. e-l2l2.
SHERWOOD MANOR, nr. NsA-
Lge.. 1-acFe lot. "a hedrm. brick
Iambiers. spltt-leyels and 2 story.
.sndr baths & finished orS re- rri,, iirepl; aaa;
to S24. 300. no KEAcH: Out DE pe.
Tense hwy, cid Us. so TO ND. 8.
right 1 mi. 70 property on left.
M. LEO STORCH
|REALTOR sP. $500
SHORT ON CAsH?-S475 pays al
on this 3-bedrm., fuil-bsmt, home
OIL h;-w;hs S0x100 lot. Only
81. .750; sos per mo. incl. tax.
SILVER HIlL-An afistocratie RAM
bier on level lot. 160x160; has
huge hv. rin. with stone 'fifepl.,
deluxe kit. 8 bedrms.. / \ baths.
family room. Dashboard heat, car
port. 3-ear garage. Priced low
at S23.250. By appointment.
|sILVER HILL, MD.-Lge, z-hedrm.
house, on lot 75x20O It., potential
commercial. House could be con-
yerteTd yeraT, 15to @ off office Bldg; Z, ::
Hill I'd. RE. 5-62OO.
|sT. MARKS PARIsH-Brand-nev
houses IN the popular area. build.
time f for S school eni opsnins. E Now w.; YOU ~
can, buy . split-livei or large
brick rambler St Q new low price
Of .S21 900, with S1.060 down.
Call It'll 8 pm. WA. 7-3900.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS q CO., INC.
TEMPLE HILLS Ice. bedFms.; on
" acre. AL Anchor fenced, garage,
storm windows. beaut.. shrubbsd;
wLaM extras; S15,250. WHITFIELD
REALTY, RE. $4,000.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Brick Cape
1st a.: 4 bedrms. and bath upper
H.; hsmt.; lot T110-ft, frontage;
Anchor fence; info.
BUTLER REALTY
AP. 1850 Ewes, WA. 7.2002
VET-GREGORY FARMS
7061 George Palmer hwy; semidet.
brick: huge corner lot; only SILL
400: approx. $72 mo-, Incl. taxes.
CALL Mr.. cox, RE. 7.1633.
"a LOVELY HOME" awaits you in
charming Adelphi area near Re-
gina II. 8. Iminac. 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler, lge, pretty kit, daylight
bsmt., overlooks lovely Handicapped
yard. $20,960, FHA terms poss.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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IMMED. POSSESSION

We have 2 immac. brick colonials
In very desirable close-in Silver
Spring; owners transferred, homes
vacant and ready 10 move In.
These homes feature tvin-size
bedrms., ,1st II. powder room, ex-
ira large rooms throughout; den
and family room. Financing can
be OF. FLA or assumption, All
priced IN very low 20s. STOP
LOOKING AND BUY ONE OF
THESE HOMES TO-DAY. CHESTER
KELLER, JU, 6.7100.
KEMP MILL ESTS.--Centrally air.
cond., elegant 4-bedYm., 2-bath
split: wall-to-vsll esrpeting.
S5spes ds, So throughout. A real beauty;
sEIGfNai LIST WITH usl
g. z. FLETCHER 10. 6-4677
KEMP MTLL-Centrally air-condi-
toned de luxe split. jalousied
porch. ga baths, mahogany den,
paneled rec. rm., immediate pos
session, excellent assumption. WE
TAKE TRADES. HUGH 4, PECK,
Bethesda OIL. 6-9170.
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ADsOLUTE EoE yaIUls N

MARYIlANpfS
Showcase Of Honest"
) bedrms.: IEe. sep. din. IN.
coy ny. I'M. with REAL
;sS ,tSPs arIS!.s sirsIDlssSs' ,sSss sSyssD. kit sit.
water heat. staff 10 floored
storage attic, plaster walls,
fiyfi bsnit. With exit ana
plumbing for second bath.
huge front porch: super con-
venient "close-in" location.
near everything! Save SIS
IN this outstanding do It
Yourself buy-may so no
down oI, or $3.50 down.
FHA az
CoMMuTKRsl 4Mss RANcHERl
Superb, recently built 8.
bier In . top '.Along the
Park ways" neIghbofhood.
recently Judged Best Metro-
politan Location for Access.
1btlity (Hmel to heart Of
WashinetonI Din. rnn. with
1loor.to-ceiling windows: de
luxe kit. with breakfast bar,
tiled recreation basement:
fenced lot 2 Ways TO IL
settlement charges only; (2)
$500 down FHA. or (3l Is.
sumo owners s Si3sss0 zlsss
0I trust and pay S10I per
month totAll Can. arrange
possession by September l.
ZAP. S-So7s Is WHERE TO HuYp'
MARYLAND SALES
n Apnp Ayaaf. ~ YNsf-
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

4 BEDRMs, sIS,e6o-lM baths,
Isss Issi' NGsS4os 1iaissi ssSsos oosdLssTs. sis Is
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FREE STATE PROP. AP. 7.l2ee
BELAIR GOLF CLUE AREAS.
bedfm. rambler; 2 baths. full
bsmt. FHA appraised sis, 600
only 5000 down. DOUG M
SMILEY Realtor, RE. 6-3S68
ewes. cE. 6-S715.
BOWIE AREA; Sl6,8O0-2-yr,- sold
3-bedrm. rambler, like new;
h.w.h.. Walk-out .bsmt,: h-aer,
lot: owner transferred: assume
lge. FLA, 81
CHEvERLY AREA; Sl4, ,OO0--5 bed.
rms: ideal for the large family
not o mansion but very sound ant
clean; buy for less than rent.
UNIVERSITY PARK; Sls,o00-3.
bedrm. brick rambler; full bsnlt.
lge. shaded lot: walk to U. Of NJ
FLA terms; immed: oceup. .ANATH
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LARGE BRK. RAMBLER and

EAEdE EAEdE BEk. sEk. ssMTiEE sFEiT.IEvEG Ehd
BOTH HAVE: Center hail, piano
size liv. Tm. w/firepl., sep. din.
rfa., fully equip. kit. 8 twin-size
bedrms., 2 baths. bsmt. w/piay
rm.,. laundry, garage, patio and
lovely garden.
BOTH ARE. Conv. to all schools,
shops and transp.. =
BOTH ARE: In excel. cond. and Of
fer good financing.
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BETHESDA
WOODS

where the rscreatien room. room Of f. yes 8
formed from q weary basement
area to q cheerful, bright ttrsl
door family room, located where
q can best serve Its purpose-ad.
jacent to the kitchen. 3, 4. B bed
room homes, each individual In
exterior design.
eplit-Leyels. Ramhlersi 22ostory co.
bsiIz lSnlSl'l laS obIsESeTioSs S2SSeazioSSs SSsso SSso
ley blvd: 10 WoodhaYens left and
continue to BETHE9pA WOODS.
RttflE and For Sale by ?
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SUBURBAN
Properties Mgt., Inc.

10730 Conn. Ave, Kenslngton, Md
CHAsE-Large brick Colo
nial on wooded lot With . bed.
rms: large kit, 1st-f1oor powder
room, screened porch; walk x
shopping, school; S22,e ESQ. Ma.
TIONAL CAPITAL REAL ESTkTI
CORP OIL. 4-S333. Open It'll ..
LUMBrA COUNTRY CLUB - III
house that HAD to be custom
built. Designed for y erown-uI
family, its charm and elegance
Is IN the siEe and not the mum
Der Of rooms. Master hedrm,
suite on 1st floor plus tbTary
with another bath provides spa
cious 1-iloor living. For the RES
are 3 bedTms. and baths up.
stairs and . particularly attrae.
tive bsmt. rec. area Priced II
the 70s, well below cost 70 orig.
inal owner 8 yrs. ago. FOR Dc.
S-Il61. sANDoz. INC.
CHASE, nr. western AND
River rds.-You win not inspect Q
cleaner home; 1-level rambler Tea.
turing 3 hedfms., 1 y baths q
luxe kit. plus lge. rec. Tn., bed.
rm. and powder rm. in lower
level. Many extras incl. Priced
y aadOi Sid lHEzGsR 2eT; z sHis ssARFos PIC; A :
CHASE, Westwood sector
New 4-bedrrn.. 2M bath brick
Colonial; de luxe KIT, den and
family room on 1st. Central air.
conditioning. A buy ct S39, 800.
8 a.rn..9 pm. EN-. 2-7400. METZ
LER, REALTOR.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW. KENeINQ.
TON AREA = Modern detached
brick; 4 bedrms.. 8 baths, rec,
ssnssns ssSOcs. IssSr sTSsss nss 3
sssumsd; Asking $27. 500; ELIyAH Z
Broker, esSH az. s.isCsss. IA "a. 6.s1Sk'
CHEVY CHAsEi SO, 500. near Le.
land Junior High Sehool--A yery
attractive brick-and-fIafne Colo.
nall home with 5 bedrooms. To-
Gated on Q beautiful shady, leYel
lot, Call WO. 6.23O0 It'll o. EDW.
II. JONEe q Co. INC. Realtor.
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS-Dis.
ttnctive Colonial Just 3 blks. ofi
transp. and recreation center; 8
bedrns.. 2 baths, Den. Florid1
Yfn.. rec. .rm., garage and lovels
lot with trees; priced in the up.
per 20s. Call OIL. 6-SS60.
LAMPROS REALTOR
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DESIGN REALTY co.

DESIGN REALTY CO.
RE. 6-32l2 LU. 1.6937
AREAS BEST BUY, hard to beat
for .S14,750--Brisht cheerful bfk.-
front rambler: 8 hedrms.. Ay. r1Il.
with din. area, full bsmt. with rec.
rrn., walk-out entrance; only $3.50
dn., low mo. payments.
PARK-Pyetty brk. ram
bier; 3 bedrnns., lge. din. area,
wife-saver kit: loaded with extres.
Full.size brk. garage with work
shop; can be purchased with $3.50
dn.i payments less than rent.
NOT MLLTIPLE LISTED
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EETHRsDA-3-6edrm. brick Colo
floor; screened porch and lovely
large yard; conv. to transp. low
SOs. GEO. w. ROBERTSON. Real
stor. OIL. 2-2123.
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BETHESDA-An-hrick de luxe Cape
Cod; 4 hedrIns. .,5sts z baths. pc PEREZ, p
din. Trn., choice loc. Only 1850,
WE TAKE TRADES. HUGH T.
PECK, Bethesda, OF. 6-917O.
BETHEsDA-Center- -hall brick Co.
lonial: lge. liv. rTn., din. rm:. kit,
WIbrkfst. space, full bath LIST fir.
3 twin-sised hedrms. and bath
RaraRe: nid.2Os. D. r. SMITH q
HF6S. co. INC. oil. 2-647S.
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s-bedrm. and den. . baths: serssh@ss e
porch and rec. I'm. HE. q-O2o0
LANGLEY REALITY

ReaItors Since 1906 MD. OFFICE
SILVER SPRING = 3-bedrm., q
bath. bath. brick rambler: lse. fully
RESEARCHER REALTY 10. x-BSBS
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BRAND NEW. close1in IT, TakOMaee ae
large lot With trees, truly unique
custom home facing on tvt
streets. qRAY-KESsINoER d CO.
INC Ill h.fi1 00
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BETREsDA---An-6rick corner CO:
lonial near NH: garage, fenced
level yard, h.-w.hs fireplace, tull
basement, sep. din. rm.; only
SlS,500. HUGH T. PECK. Bethes-
d.. OIL. 6-9170. LIST WITH us
FOR RESULTS
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HOLY REDERMER--Ail-brick 8.
bedrm. Colonial with fenced loi
on quiet. street; rec. rn1;. sep, din.
only S1S,o60 FLA. 10. $1,000
HUGH T. PECK, 4i24e qsorsia Ave
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KEN8LEGION-NeW b-cedrm. Co
lonial split and 4-hedrln. bi-level.
MMED, POSSESS, MOVE IN ON
RENTAL PuRcHAeE PLAEg NJ tx
CkL rINANcINo: $4,000 10
ss0'oVVk 3. 4. e; scEIssiSoER SIfSiSs CO.
KENsINGTON--oFP CONN. AVE.
YOU WILL BE pELlGHTEp WITH
THIS 3-BEDEM, 2.gATH, BRICK
ANp-sToEE EAMELER, DIN, RM
WIFE WIFE WALL NL T5TRSTM oTEN, MAPLE CAS-. s.
INETB, DAYLIGHT B9MT NO
COST 10 al. $sO,s5o. TINS Is
HtLbEbRSap tE6EaElSGp co. 10. s-seeo
LANGLEY SHOPS NKARBY, 3
bedrms., den. rec. rra., walk to
BEERS BROS. sTH Q yu. 5.7611
SLaRGE FAATILY?" Roomy, 4.
bedrm. brick home. IN Wheaton
area, cou7. to schools, bus, shops:
rec, nm. in bSnit.; sep. dining rna..
tahie-spaee kit, fireplaees lovely,
shady yard; $19,760.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
LAYToNsvILLE "A real baFgain
"A 8 or 4 bedrm. split-1evel- with
2h baths. finished family rrn. with
Dashboard heat. .S26,950.
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
2o7 n, frederick Aye Aye, qsith-. 3 . Ne; J a
MAKE OFEER on 2-bedrm. brick
rambler; bsmt.: nr. tramp: va
cant. wheaton. BOGLEY'Ss LO.
FOR LESS
wHEAToN-oI no money down o.
S97. per month includes every
thing. Brick and shinhle, 3 bed
rooms, separate dining room, base
menk; an for Sl3,960I HI WHO
HEsTTATEs Is LOST
A Bfo HOME for . BIG FAMILY,
with NO DOWN PAYMENT, OF.
or bTs down, FHA. Call NOW to
see this brick Colonial that has
sys..thdin,S, every d,SS,,. ;oor1 seaFoG1asi Sasb. sep ;
fireplaees lone in the recreation
sis.5SO. ssiiinss for s1S.Sso.
LOOK AT THIS rR1cEi s21, 400
for q brand-new bgick-And-sh
Gle split4level In the Wheaton
area. No money down, GI,. plus
FHA and other terms available.
Z bedrooms, 2'A baths. rectea:
ton room, huge GE kitchen and
lust q short walk TO all schools,
large shopping center and the bus.
Just 3 lefti 'ra
35-yr. FLA Loans Ayaiiabls
,. c. coNLEY. RLTRs.. ~. 9-41s4
N GHRRW0Nn FOREaT-Chnlce
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bETHEsDA-charming home With
huge lot, beautiful trees. white
board fence; featuring large liy;;
ing and dining rooms. Kitchen ano
family room 1st floor; 3 bedrms.
and 2 baths on 2nd; recreation
room. maids room and bath, and
attached garage; newly decorated
and ready for occupancy priced
1n the 20s. Gsll esb q, 1Tr a uptown 2 o o1-
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6EU1 ,WI9C. AVE. N.W.
GARRETT PARK-Charmina, older
home; new knotty pine flooTs; 8
/ bedrus. and den on LIST 3lr.: near
schools. shopping. community pool,
rec. center; lovely wooded lot,
You must see this onel Priced In
mid-teens.
GRAHAM co. ~. k.6(l1 n
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ANDREWS AREA--No dn. payment,
OF, Sl3,95O. 3-h.r. rambler: very
clean; 10 minis. Andrews; eonv.
transp., shops, schools. churches.
BY OWNER. Aft. 8 pm. RE.
6-8027.
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES

Very well kept, 3-bedrm. hricl
Ris. beautilal en Custom nm: rec. s'is IN. nisi VI
bar, anchor fenced lot, S16,o6O
"oKD 4 TRADE, CT terms.
Beautiful 4-bedrm. brick cape Cod
also in fine cond,: 2 fun baths
sep. din. rIn., mod. kit, full .tilet
bsmt.. $21.600. Assume 4Is7o loan
"OK'D 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUSKIN & co.
IQ. h-2Q0S
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- $4,000. Gorgeous
inmac. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
on popular ciose-in street. Modern
kit, hot-water heat. 4h 20 finane-
ing, With Substantial dn. pymt.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY OF ND.
mo. on. d.7S0O. 49, .GHtsis
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GARRETT PARK
$18,950; LOW CASH
lTa.;Hssi Bis4 sss sl SFsa sa..SsS sSias2 so.rsS s
recreation rnn.. and extra bath
KE. .7-1370; ewes. WI. 6-96S6.
Stuart & Maury, Inc.
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SITUATIoNS-WoMEN
SITUATIONS MEN 1 WOMEN
sIrUATIoNs-DoMESTIc

MOTEL MGR, epls, 2 yrs. exp,
CHI. S-SS96.
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our quotations on
brand new standard makes Of
pianos before you buy. Over 100
new and used instruments on our
floors. Long. easy terms. ST. 81
$500. PIANO MART. 1o16 18th
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HOFFMAN,


244T 18th ST. NV. CO. $1,000
Open Ewes. Til Q; Saturday TIL 8
SUNDAY, IL TO 6
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SECRETARY

Shorthand min. 100 vpm.. typing
40 Wpm., IBM stancard electric.
Salary about $4,000. Send re-
sumo Box 164-K, Star.
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TOOLS

sledges, 50; rakes. 81: hoes. 81 .65i
5-Eal. cans. S1.50; dropclotheS.
$3.50: saws, 81 As; hammers. SOC;
blocks. falls. ropes. chains, chisels.
planes, motors; bunk beds. S12:
axe, S2.75; paint, S1.59; hand
saws. 81 AS; 100.ft. tapes, 1895;
$3.50; 6xs tarpS. $3.50; ioxiS
tarps, SlO.s0; wedges. soc: drop
lights. S1.35: saw blades. Sl.25:
used tarps. sc IT.; steel shelving,
cable, air eompressors. velderS.
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PIANoS-For slightly used consoles
and spinets at low. prices visit
JoRDANS. Choice Of such makes
ROSS, Baldwin, 0ulbransen, Soh-
mer. Kimball. WurlitZer, EStey,
Winter. steinway. Knabe and
others. Easy terms. ST. 3-e400.
JORDAN'S. corner 18th and G
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Desire . responsible party to take
cIndin2 0sISesS1on q ICONS Sed1oo Sr fuTnisure' ie
pc. living room and 5-pc. dinette
ALL BRAND-NEW, S2p7-TAKE
UP TO "a MONTHS TO PAY.
Rooms can be purchased sepa-
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HELP MEN
WAITER

WAITER, expeg., non-drinkeF, for
French Restaurant, after 2 pm.
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HELP WOMEN
tcoNTINuEpl

DENTAL HYGTENTsT - Maryland
licensed. Pull or part time, salary
or commission dependent on mu-
tuAl agreement. Call OIL. $4,000,
9 TO 5. OIL. 6-6951. 5 to 9.
DESIRE LADY to care for elderly
man. Live in. Room. board. week
ly salary. Refs. req. Call Laurel,
Nd. PA. 5-32l3.
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FURN. - Contents 6-rm. house.
China cab. buffet and mirror
SIS, breakfast table and 2 chrs.
$5,. dresser, dressing tab, chair
sofa. pic. drapes. No sales on Sun.
ia. 9-7973.
FURN. =. Illegal Hale) bookcases.
studio couch. Sis; table and i
chairs. S25; bookcase headboard,
SO; sgle. bedstead. S5: crib and
mattress. $40; etc. SRA. 6-4S62.
FURN.-Sofabed, . match. chairs,
6-pc. solid maple bedrm. set with
box spgs., matt, lge. wal. desk,
lamps: ali good cond. 6S7-19S7.
Smyrna times., 1961-07-20
State Highway
Dept. Tests Road
Surface Paints

A performance test of sam
Piles of paint to be used in road
way surface marking, is now in
progress by the Delaware State
Highway Department to deter
mine the paint standards to be
used in specifications for the
next two years.
A section of the northbound
lane of U. S. Route l3, located
east of Dover, is being used
for the test and 38 samples
from 10 different paint manu-
facturerS have been placed on
the roadway surface. Reflective
beading was added to the paint
samples by a drop-in method.
|, The tests were planned, and
are being conducted under the
direction of William R. Carrow,
Traffic Engineer for the High
way Department, with Paul
Hooker and Russell Bender, of
the Testing Division, assisting.
In accordance with a prev
ious public announcement, the
Highway Department received
paint samples from manufactur-
erS until June 5th, and the
Smyrna times., 1961-07-20
VIM. ]. Miller, Jr.
Praises Delaware
Safety Council

Promoting the safe and eff
ficient use of our streets and
highways is a full time profess
sional job" in the opinion of
William ]. Miller, Jr., director
of operations of the State High
way Department.
That job "is in good hands
in the competent staff of the
Delaware Safety Council who
are trained, experienced, able
men particularly skilled for their
daily tasks" he said.
Mr.. Miller made his COM
ments in support of the coun-
cils July campaign to raise
$25,000 through memberships.
He gave examples of the work
done by the Safety Council for
the Highway Department in
promoting highway safety. His
statement follows:
Il have been employed in the
Delaware State Highway De-
partment for over 25 years.
During that time / have been
a member of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Delaware Safety
Council for Is years. This ex-
perience with both agencies has
enabled me to see first-hand the
activities and close relationships
which are the trade marks of
the Safety Council. One of the
most important highway safety
activities in my mind is the an
nual inventory report prepared
by the various agencies-the
State Highway Department, the
Delaware State Police, the Mo-
tor Vehicle DIVISIONAL of
Smyrna times., 1961-07-20

which are compiled, analyzed
and commented upon with re-
Communications by the Della
ware Safety Council staff as
sisted by their National Safety
Council staff.
These reports evaluate our
position and relate our activ-
tiles to national or desirable
standards. The agencies, in turn
can then put their house in or
der in terms of the reported re-
suits.
Another important element
is the extra special effort which
the Delaware Safety Council
staff encourages on the part of
all school traffic safety protec-
tive programs. This means spec
ial emphasis on pedestrian ac-
tivity and every other traffic
and safety activity, which can
be taught to the school chill
dren, to the parents, to the
teachers. In this regard the
closest cooperative efforts be-
tween the department and the
Delaware Safety Council are
found.
Promoting the safe and eff
ficient use of our streets and
highways is a full time profess
sional job. 1t is in good hands
in the competent staff of the !
Delaware Safety Council who
are trained, experienced, able
men particularly skilled for
their daily tasks.
"We will not find news head
lines outlining the day by day
activities so necessary to curb
or check our accidents. Rather
the headline screams when a
serious accident occurs which
in some cases would have been
avoided or reduced in severity
if recommendations or proceed
ures based on sound safety
program had been used, either
Smyrna times., 1961-07-20

samples were placed on the
roadway a few days later.
When the paint samples were
placed on the roadway, the
sample of each manufacturer
was numbered and the tests are
recorded according to these
numbers. Also at the time of
application, the film thickness,
pressure at which applied, re-
Elective index, drying time, hu-
midity and temperature were all
recorded.
Test recordings are made
monthly for appearance, reflec-
tivity and durability. Accord
ing to Mr.. Carrow the tests
will continue until the last
painted line is about half OBJ
liberated.
In addition to the 20 white
and Is yellow line samples, the
test includes several experiment
tai lines of hot paint, which
could be used in winter months
and stormy weather. An accur-
ate check will also be maintain
ed on these lines.
MIR. Carrow said that each
manufacturer submitted 2 one
gallon cans and 2 one quart
samples of their paint, together
with glass beads to be used in
these tests. The beads enhance
the reflectivity when dropped
in the paint.
MIR. Carrow said that when
the tests are completed all of
the data compiled for the diff
ferent samples will be examin-
ed and the results will be used
in a formula to determine the
make of paint that will be used
during the next two years on
Delaware highways.
Thus far the tests have been
pronounced the most complete
Smyrna times., 1961-07-20
Three Cuardsmen
On Active Duty

Three members of the l4lst
Ordnance Company, Delaware
National Guard, which trains at
the Allan McLane Armory here,
departed for six months active
duty under the Reserve Forces
Act. Now undergoing eight
weeks of basic combat training
at Fort Dix, N. j., are Pvt. Louis
Caldwell of Kenton; Pvt. Joseph
F. Nickerson of Hartly; and Pvt.
David R. Spencer of Townsend.
All three completed schooling
this June. In making the an
Smyrna times., 1961-07-20

nouncement, WO Thomas |.
Moore pointed out that each
of the trio may be assigned
to other bases within the Unit
ed States for advanced techni-
cal training upon completion of
his boot training" All three
Smyrna times., 1961-07-20

in education, engineering, or en-
forcement, all of which are the
key features on which the SAT-
ETY. Council activities are based.
81 am eager indeed, and GER
tainly pleased and proud, to
endorse the activities of our
Delaware Safety Council in
their continued endeavors to
save our lives"
Smyrna times., 1961-07-20

of their kind ever undertaken
by the Delaware Highway De-
partment.
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will be home for the Christmas
holidays. however, Mr.. Moore
concluded.
Smyrna times., 1961-07-20

AN ARRAY OF ROOFS - A suitable roof
type for use on any occasion in any weather
is a Iigh1ght feature of the new CUSTOM
built Presidential Continental now being
used at the White House. The car is 1861
lincoln Continental which literally was cut
in half, reinforced and extended in length
by more than three and one-ha1f feet A
series of roof choices - two-piece-meta1,
clear plastic, fabric or use as an open-air
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convertible - make the car one of the most
unusual custom automobiles ever built. In
addition to the roof versions shown above,
portions of each roof type can be used sepa-
rately or in combinations oyer the rear,
middle and front compartments The car also
has retractable foot stands for Secret Service
personnel and an "eleyator" rear seat which
raises up to 101s inches to help parade
crowds see the occupants.
Evening star., 1961-05-05

door is my problem. 1t has
three glass panels. I know
they use those stretch cur
tains or have small draperles
to match the living room but
I want something different,
something new and conversa-
ton making. Do you have any
ideas along this line? I have
thought of using contact
paper with some sort Of a
cut-out design?"
Dear H. B. P:
Why not find some wall
paper with a pattern Of Early
American bottles, flasks, etc.
and paste this on each row,
sort Of trompe l'oeil effect?
Or get the wallpaper with
pots Of flowers (geraniums)
and make it a 3-tier floral
window? Or there is a paper
with an all-over cane or
bamboo pattern. Any Of these
would be conversational fod-
der for the front door.
Mrs. II. T. A. asks:
do people still serve after
noon tea?"
Dear Mrs. H. T. A.:
OF course they do, and it's
a charming custom. The in
vitation may come as a sur
prise in this "cocktailing"
era but ask the right people
and see how pleasant it can
be-!
Copyright 1861. Dorothy Draper
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