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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont

INV ESl. tNOE. ESN JAIL NSV"o
GIG sI; n w, WILLIAMS IAN nc oo ;ocsm. apis
ssIl or paTss; * $685.. 'A''s s aD"" -
f large a apt M 70 rms near Lincoln Park
$3.50: also (2) row bricks with rms.
esch and GARAGES $500 each ideal
for rooming house Bell or Burge, Elk.
DiSoS%SNrowN OFFICE BUILDING. in per
ss ne5 ietarn es e GF ess than h g.
oairs; Can M; Measell, ma $500; eyes.
and sundays, DI. O1o5. BOSS PHELPS
LARGE Lar { q Corner RiS on X st. n.e-Tvo g.
room houses and apt. house. being sold
sslis, "P'' D. 70 B se s5s4 Pa ave- vef Sc
FIR; 2SO2 until pm. =
FOUR-UNiT modern APARTMENT ,Gli ana once;
ese.lieat condition o price. $4,000 Bos
DUPoNT CIRCLE AREA-4-story stone;
doctors. Presently leased = $3.50 per
appointmenta only: ALFRED TAYLOR &
co; CO $500; EVENINGS no. 1891: - ~, ,
D.9 Store Avk With sM sp Opposite
$4,000. Call Mr.. Leinson, IA. o77a until
NEW i-sToRY STORE, hreproof building
to large Safeway market at conveyance OF
hiEhways in SybE5 ha Va; ~ price; s4e 800
S SEAK eZ s.h q AND D. MASS ass AVE, N.w-14-
Unit apt Rouss E; sses ss cs sdf sssf
REALTY CO.. Ma. 1854; before PM
ccoiORHD 1NvEsroRs-Builder of large
~ -yr old housing development in desir;;
q limited number Of brick 2,family mats a.s
bath. dinette. Kit. and Individual Heating
plant, Tenants furnish heat and 81 81
utilities Price $500 so6 income 81 osG
FLA loan. with low monthly payments.
For fun Details please come in e eu I'VE efiee
sP PEe s'o BumDERshH Ii e is an
opportunity to purchase a property zoned
NV. less than three blocks from the new
hospital at Washington. Circle. The prop
ss has s saaare e. Of s ss f .y and Id
In my opinion its bargain At S45, 900
Better act fast on this one. Prices are
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. NV. ma. 44ss.
A DETACHED APT. HOUSE containing s
s5 'ssss Ss:sfs ss
IS an investment featuring safety Of prin-
w. D. s' zEvE' sol IL southern Sids. ! "a
sToP. THIS VERY MoMENT-Here is {.
real gilt-edse investment second to none.
Standardized brick. e-family. nat. con-
tanning . rooms. kitchen and bath and
rear porch in each separate gas. cleo
tricity in each: priced right. JOSEPH
E. BRUNO CO., a03 H St NV, MA. 341l.
S-APT BLDG. stories. English base
ment; income approx. S5400 VI. Price.
8 ~ s5 ]; Ssi is'Et ~
MODERN CUNT apartment building 8
years old, in nearby Arlington. Va; un-
usually low operating expenses; priced at 8
times annual income with low rental cell
ins; C;x S; .s sHaiLL1NoBuRo. 4el5 Lee
DIET. BRICK. s-unit apartments, modern
and in excellent cond. Each unit has
living and bedroom, dinette, kitchen bath
and closets splend,dly FINANCED In
Ne Arlsdss: 81. 1856. KELLEY & BRAN
TWO n. CAPIToL investments-G> A O.
room, 2-bath house with apartments, oil
heat: good rental location: S11 900. 90 g.
apartment house with 8 baths. in very
finest Of condition S235 per month in
come. PAUL P. STONE, Realtor, OR. 2244.
4s-RooM 1o-BATH building. s full kiteh-
come. $500 per Year: priced 4 less
nished. PAUL P. STONE, Reaitor, Or
TAkoMA PARK. Mp.-4-famiy nat det
brick; oil heat: rental, Sl75 mo. For sale
BY. owner, HARRY LoPATIN, DI. 1850:
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EYE ST. near 10th n.w.-3-story brick
pansion: suitable for most any type of
business: possession can be arranged. Fer
e. Sa' m SSSSsz aSa
Biz Biz fstssf 91Hstisfasn store in
small town, rs miles NV; Of 2. G.; income
900; the building alone is worth that
% e%ni $500 3 LAIR 0s q sses
NEAR 10Th AND "A. AVE. N:w:-1-story
ina Bessie ii 60 d.ys
:. p paf III 81 500 Shove existing
Rusn mi NE t s4do aa pm Gag Sunday IA!
& CO, i415. K st. NV Me. $500. A
En- Xsp Rf 81 Fiji; sfs aWss
s senss aa efs - Sahs es% gas 0 ha
version versa iIT os Sa
eu as NJ tse
ME. 800. "A Complete Real Estate IN
ist ciSoMMERc1AL. in heart Of business
inr 1850 So. fl, a0-ft. rear alley; excel
e e.. d. sss ;. 81
Mass Sw sfyssa sr sPa as.
downtown location: consists of Is rms. 8
used as roomins house with income
ss1e oees or private SCHOOL, tup
e ea Mr. nf"asd iis until
sunday and ewes. RIA, .3es4.. LEO NJ
EYE ST. near Pennsylvania ave-; 1st COM
mercial. 3 stories and basement; "A rooms,
EYES: and sanday. Oh 5ss5. BOSS 4
ii ceMME fc 81 building Rx in the heart of
offering considered an outstanding oppor-
no o setnsy IN e.
Les sal'si5 Ca s.. Nj
k''s st. 1ss.Wslt mf%m.d,.t. possession ID
bSnins eornsF Of 18th st sstory brick
neat; located, in Il. heart Of the Medical
Center: excellent site for home and once;
ofic.s. For further details i cali NJ.
si s ssSe S$ss' sssfsfs
eempist. aesl Estst. ms Institution Mn '4oo A
M IA iTsnt e ,llsy: Wi remodel 70
EXT MosAa 'e en- R e S ~ SELL ROB
soy Sae .na s:S sGSs S
conversion to busines: use. CAN Leonard ,H
6092. -"t'o''
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SUBURBAN REN1-vIReINIA.

OFFERING 7-ROOM HOUSE, 2 baths, h.
VIII, $175 per month; immediate Sposses-
sion. Also offering very desirable location
for antique shop or tearoom commercially
zoned, 5000 per month Cali JOHN F.
GARRETT Co, Alexandria 1888 8
l HAVE the "makings'' Of . farm to rent
to a couple Of characters who will live in
one room, nicely remodeled last year, and
pay for 1t by planting and caring for large
garden, 10 chickens, milk . COW. repair
owner (for q consideration; prefer stu
dent Of agriculture and wife; land now
plowed and disced: property located 4
miles from Falls Church and IN miles
from bus on hard-surfaced road. Box
23S-D. Star
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL PAY TOP RENTAL PRICE for bldg
in Sc. now suitable for earase or that
can be converted for such use at rea-
sonable expense. Advise location amount
OF floor space. rental and when available.
Box 1903, Star, -
AT LEAST 10000 SO. FIT. LIST or 2nd
commercial, Sc Advise location. price
and when available. Box 1913, Star.
STORAGE YARD wANTED-wil buy
for contractors use WH1TT1NGTON &
BROWN, phone National 1906. -
building warehouse. containing between
sc, 900 and $4,000 SO. it., preferably with
railroad siding and near public transpor-
the same size. Call MARVIN d sNEAD,
III q
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED - 4-family apt, modern. IN
good neighborhood. from owner or broker.
INVESTOR WANTS TO BUY from owner
small white or colored houses, any condi-
ton. Will pay cash. Box 412-G. Star. Ill
WHAT CAN YOU OFFER: We have bona
nde client anxious to buy q brick building
for his personal use desirable but not
necessary. Any good section. Price open.
Ample cash. Your listing will be immedi-
ateiy submitted Ewes call Wo. 1915
GORMAN P. YOUNG. Realtor, DI. 1925.
INVESTOR desires small apartment
house. 4 to II units: no brokers, please.
poy o91-K Star o.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

5 TO 10 ACRES. in Maryland, preferably
MONTGOMERY Co, not exceeding mi from
D. c. line. State price. location, other
particulars Write Box 17O-K. Star. 81
FAIRFAX COUNTY-Small or large num-
Der OF acres needed. Write No. 1926 SD
Michigan 212l: day. Michigan 900. III
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OFFICES WANTED.

WASHINGTON LIAISON OFFICE Of large
national organization want to lease about
900 so. #. ONCE space anywhere in or
reasonably near business section. for oc-
cupancy July. Phone COMMERCIAL
CONTROLS CORP, DI. 1851. -
PRICE NO OBJECT" for a nicely fur
nished. modern ONCE. located in an once
bldg. vicinity Of ] 5th and H stA. NV: will
buy or lease. Please call MR.. FRIEDMAN,
RE 1855 10
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

10000 so. FIT. of .irst-class warehouse
space in central Washington near railroad
siding; for long-term lease with reliable
concern Of first-class financial standing;
possession 80 to go days. For appointment
call Mr.. Mitchell of ROBERT I. MCKEE
YER CO.. Realtors, Shoreham Bldg, Ma.
476Q, ewes. CHI. 1000. Apt 143 .
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oUT-oE-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and .
snug isherman's haven: ideal climate on
Florida's Gulf Coast Fertile homesites, !
to acres, fronting or near salt water,
community boat dock privil., hard road.
cleo. Titles guaranteed, prices as low as
$500; S45 down. S15 mo: immed. poss.
For beautiful illustrated free booklet.
write or phone E. j. GREY, 1918 Fairfax
I'd. Bethesda vi 4454 -
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STORES WANTED,

LOCATION FOR OFF-SALE liquor store;
will buy or rent. Phone DU. 96ll between
10 am. and 9 pm. weekdays IS
RENTAL PROPERTY DESIRED-Parties
whose business draws customers to area
where store lis located desire conference
with owner having expiring lease or who
plans building in Del Ray section of Alex
andria. Phone TIE. 3107 days or ewes.
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MONTE VITA RANCH for boys age
groups, 5-15. from Christian homes: riding.
swimming, .rifery, etc; strong stafi; en-
phasis on health, safety. happiness; good
food; no ticks: in mountains, ga hrs.
CAMP MINNEHAHA-Last call to Amer
ica's outstanding boys camp in the heart
of the vast Monongahela National Forest,
W. Va Season opens June % Free in
formation. Write 8. @. THOMAS 2002 P
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RADIO AND RECORD STORE, sales and
service: offers one Of Wash. finest selec-
tions of records and best radio repair
service. Owner desires immediate sale
Must be seen to be appreciated. BIT H
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SUMMER CAMPS.

3-BEDRM.. kit, liv. rm. apt. in wildwood,
N j., centrally located: from June Is to
Sept. is: $3.50 for season. Call RA 1904.
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SUMMER HOMES.
sEAsHoRe PROPERTY

CAPE MAY, New Jersey, for July-Large.
comfortabl cottage, facing ocean at ex-
cellent beach; ample grounds. Box 473-
G. Star g
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
STORES FOR SALE,

RESPONSIBLE State organization desire.
to sublet once space sufficient for director
and secretary. Box 244-D, Star. q
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-2, 8 or bedroom home in
Virginia. Phone Falls Church 2264-j
before an, or after pm. -
HAVE CLIENTS for homes in Arlington
OLIVER NJ. CREEkMORE, Real Estate and
Insurance, CHI. 1872. -
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ABOUT 400 50. RI. in Clarendon, Va
area; $500 per mo. W. 8. HO0E. Jr
1918 Lee hwy. Arlington, Va. CH. $500
OFFICE FOR RENT. furnished or unfur.
nished: also mail and telephone service
l.. ]. COWIE, 500 Eye Ut. NV. -
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LOIS WANTED

PAY CASH IoI los IN .. g Or nearby
neighborhood or acreage, centrally located;
must have sewer. water and all utilities
available and be close to transportation.
Call MR.. SHIFR1N. 9l5 New York ave
NV, MA. 7416 70
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

va: MDUsTRIAL, 40, 600 81. It., with r.r
GQl1AED. QL. 0h6l. =
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE, house on Long Island. for
house in Washington, 3 and >. acres on
Long Island Sound with .20O-ft. private
peach: hollow tile. stucco house Of Span
lied floors, beamed ceilings and import
ed iron work: four large bedrooms, each
garage with ample rooms sbove for
servant quarters. Original cost Of property
substa nttally more than 500. 900 Pres
entity being offered for sale for $4,000
and would be willing to trade for wash
lngton house OF that present value BOX
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ouT-oE.roWh REAL ESTATE

BUSINESS PROPERTY. consisting of store.
rooms , and apartment; small Virginia rail,
ing list. netting better than los afte,
expenses nnS, and depreciation: $45 600
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QUAINT ACRES-see our I'D under lots for
sale. DRE1SEN-FREEDMAN NC $3.50
Colesville I'd, Silver Spring. Md 81. 1900.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL, an
condition to be repaired RIA. O741.
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Continued on Ne Page.l
The Valley settler., 1946-05-16
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS HAS LOVELY HOME IN

JUflV tIUlNNY -lUN.f5 FlAo LIVELY EUTlE IN
 HOLLYWOOD, ,cALIFoRNA MT. and Mrs. Carl Ra snu ssen vi sitod tho homo of l-r. and Mrs. John Quincy Adams in Hollywood uhilo they vero in California. They were very much ilnpro ssod vi tn ono largo room which is devoted to Alaskan trophies. Scatter rugs consist of bear skins and all around the room arc mounted moose, caribou, sheep, and goat trophies. Near tho fireplace is Q full sized mounted goat. Everything in tho room Alaskan and Mrs. Ra srulsson caid that it vory interesting and attractive. Vic Morgan is living with thcm, Mrs. Rn snus son soi i'd.
The Valley settler., 1946-05-16
HOSPITAL NEW 5

MT. and Mrs. CIV. Kn isor arc tho proud parents of baby girl, named Christine Mario, born May Il, 1946.
 Terry Ice Wilson, son of MT. and Mrs. Carl Wilson, ,vas admitted to..tho hospital on Tuesday May IA, l946 os Medical patient. Mir. Duane Huntley, son of 1Ir. and Mrs. Walter Huntley vas admitted to the Hospi- tai on Tuesday May IA, l946.
 Baby Patric ia Ionrun, daughter of Mrs. Patricia Lonun, vas medical patient at the hospital this Uook.
 Baby Eleanor Boll, daughter of Mrs. Etta Boil of Chitna, was admitted to tho Hos.' pito1 on May Il, 1946.
Evening star., 1946-06-23
Service for Roosevelt
Planned by Congress
For Noon on July |

Memorial services for President
Roosevelt are to be held at a Joint
session Of Congress in the House
at noon Monday, July /.
Invited are members of the
Roosevelt family, President Truman
and members of the cabinet, the
Chief Justice and associate justices
Of the Supreme Court, ambassadors.
ministers and charge daffaires of
the foreign governments in the
United States, the chief of staff to
the commander in chief of the
Army and Navy, the Chief of Staff
of the Army, the commanding gen.
Council of the United Nations.
Solos will be given by Robert Mer-
rill, member of the Metropolitan
Opera Co., with Miss Lila Edwards,
accompanist. Taps will be sounded
Evening star., 1946-06-23
District Boys Leave Today
For Camp Let's Vacation

More than 200 boys will leave at
10 am. today for Camp Let's on
the Rhodes River, near Annapolis,
Md, as the YMCA camp opens its
40th season. Buses will leave the
Central Branch of the "Y," 1876 G
street NV, and take the boys di-
rectly to the camp site.
Several new cabins will be open
for the boys this season, Rudy
Gaber. camp director, announced.
Special chapel service will be held
at the camp every Sunday at 3 pm.
Today's speaker at chapel service
will be Mr.. Gaber and next Sum
day Rev. Kenneth C. Buker, pastor
of the Cheverly Christian Church,
will conduct the service.
Page NICK. Etchison, religious
work director of the YMCA, will
conduct the service on July Z; the
Rev. Milton B. Crist, pastor of
the Potomac Heights Community
Church, July IA; the Rev. Leslie L..
Bowers, Fifteenth Street Christian
Church, July 81, and the Rev. He'd
ley Clews, pastor of the Cherrydale
Methodist Church, on July %.
Evening star., 1946-06-23
|YkCA Sports Director
Gives Ten Rules for
Swimming Safety

The use of a little old-fashioned
''horse sense" will go long way
toward cutting down the toll that
will be taken by swimming accidents
this summer.
That was the warning sounded
yesterday by Ralph w. Foster, d.
rector of physical education of the
YMCA, who appealed to citizens to
use their good judgment to enjoy
the benefits of fun in the water
without running the danger of get
ting into trouble.
Don't Go Alone.
Mr. Foster gave the following rules
as the 40 commandments" of
water-fro safety:
l. Never go swimming alone. Even
good swimmer can get into
trouble.
2. Never 60 swimming at an un-
guarded spot. The most dangerous
are docks, piers, river banks or other
unguarded spots.
3. Never dive into strange water.
4. Don't show off in the water for
many an innocent prank has had
fatal results.
5. Don't attempt to rescue unless
you are strong swimmer.
If Overheated, Wait.
8. If you have been exercising or
working, be sure to cool off before
plunging into cold water.
7. Don't rock the boat. If you
can't swim, stay out of small boats.
8. Pay strict attention to all warn
ing signs.
8. When swimming or rowing with
the tide or current, keep in mind
that it will be uphill" and twice the
work, coming back. Do your sprint
ing toward the shore, not away from
it.
10. Know your limitations. Don't
try to swim across a lake or river,
Just because some one dares you.
Mr.. Foster added another sugges-
fiAo. - yo,, evx,iv,o 1oorx, l.1,,,
Evening star., 1946-06-23

by Edward L. Masters, principle
musician, U. S. M. G.
eral of the Army Ground Forces, the
commanding general Of the Army
Air Forces, the chief Of naval op-
erations, the commandant of the
Marine Corps, the commandant Of
the Coast Guard, the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia, gov
ernors of the States and members Of
the cabinet of the late President.
Senator Russell Democrat, of
Georgia and Representative Bull
winkle, Democrat. of North Caro-
lima are joint chairmen Of the
Committee on Arrangements.
Speaker Rayburn will preside.
The invocation will be by the Rev.
James Shera Montgomery, chap
lain of the House, and the benedic-
Evening star., 1946-06-23
Doc Closes Resumed

The District Dog Training Club
will resume its training classes at
II am. today in Rock Creek Park
Military and Grover roads, Mrs. H
B. Wurdeman, president, announced
yesterday. Glasses will be held each
Sunday during the summer. Alfred
Frank is the professional dog trainer
In charge.
Evening star., 1946-06-23
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c. A-21
a.

ton by the Rev. Frederick B. Harris.
chaplain Of the Senate.
The address will be made by John
q. Winant. United States represen-
tative on the Economic and Social
Evening star., 1946-06-23

Fire is increasing price controls
Smyrna times., 1946-11-21
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Union Thanksgiving Service To Be
Held November 27


Friday, November %, at s PM,
the Get-together Club will meet at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Web
er. Sunday at 10 a. m, Church
School. The topic for this week
will be Paul In Tthens and Cor
inth." This lesson is graded and
adapted to the different age
groups. IL a. m, morning worship,
Sermon: "Smyrna's Favorite SIM"
Monday evening at Z o'clock, the
TAG will meet in the school room.
At s p. m, the Missionary Society
will meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Russell, Washington Av-
enue, Clayton. There will be a
Union Thanksgiving service on
Wednesday evening, November q
at 7.30 p. m. The Rev. Paul Heb
berger will preach the sermon. The
title is Thankful Giving" Text;
1 Corinthians IA: II. Ministers
from the various denominations
will take part.
Smyrna times., 1946-11-21
Sat-, Nov. 30, 1916
at loo p. M.


The following:
Kitchen Range, burns wood or
coal, in excellent condition; Gas
Range, Kitchen Cabinet, Dining
room Table and Buffet, Dresser,
Double Bed with Coil Springs, Sim
gle Bed with Simmons Springs,
Porch Rocker, Living room Rocker,
Kitchen Utensils, Hall Tree, small
Child's Rocker, Imitation Fire
place, Drop-leaf Table, Picture
Frames, Porcelain-top Kitchen
Table and two Chairs, good as
new; Light Stand, End Tables, sew
eral Mantle Clocks, Wall Clock,
large Chest of Drawers, Antique
Sofa, Golf Clubs and Bag, several
old Oil Lambs converted into elec-
trio Lamps, nice Floor Lamp, Ma
hogany Buffet, Server, and Round
Extension Table with extra leaves,
7
the three pieces match; Walnut
Hanging Hall Rack, antique; sew
eral suit cases, medium size Child's
Rocker, Chest of Drawers, painted
white; small Antique Mahogany
Sofa, several Living room Chairs,
Platform Rocker, Library Table
leather Rocking Chair, Bowl and
Pitcher Set, several Beer Stems
several Pretty Wall Plates, An.
tique Water Pitcher and 6 Glasses
14-ft. Log Chain, Boring Machine
and Augers, quantity of Odd Dish.
es, Ash Trays, and many things
too numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH
WILLIAM w. ELEI
Smyrna times., 1946-11-21
FALL GRAINS
REDUCE YIELD
Long Winter Ice and Sleet
Conditions May Smother
Green Covered Fields
URGE PASTURING

Delaware's blanket of green
growing fall seeded grains is pic
turesque now, but may prove cost
ly to Delaware farmers. Unusual
Iy warm weather this fall has re-
suited in early seed fields of fall
grains making excessively rank
growth. This excessive growth
may result in serious reductions in
yields reports C. E. Phillips, ex-
tension agronomist for the Della
ware Agricultural Extension Ser
vice. Reduce yields can be expect
ed, Phillips says, if we have ice
and sleet conditions for any ex-
tended period this winter for there
is danger of winter killing from
smothering on such fields. Smoth-
ering is caused not so much by the
ice, but by the thick mat of green
material formed by the weight of
the ice. Another danger from the
unusual growth is that there may
be serious lodging of the grain be-
fore harvest next year. To reduce
both dangers, Phillips recommends
that fields of fall grain that have
made excessive growth be pastur-
ed. Under average conditions
grazing will reduce yields of grain
but Phillips estimates that this
loss will not be as great as that
which may result from smothering
and lodging. In pasturing grair
fields farmers are cautioned tc
keep their livestock off the fields
when the ground is wet. Serious
injury to yield will also result il
the grain is grazed too late in the
spring. Under average condition:
grazing after April l is not rec
commended.
Smyrna times., 1946-11-21
.DR.W.S. CARLSON
GIVES TALK
DIR. Carlson Guest Speaker at
American Association of
University Women
PLAN RUMMAGE SALE

DR.. w. S. Carlton, president of
the University of Delaware, was
the guest speaker at the monthly
meeting of the Dover Chapter of
American Association of Univer-
sity women in the chapel of Wes-
ley Junior College, Dover, Monday
night. DR.. Carlson presented some
of the present and future academic
problems of the University and
then presided at an open discus
sion. Mrs. R. C. Beckett, program
chairman, introduced the speaker.
Miss Caroline Budd presided at the
business meeting and Mrs. Carston
Woll, treasurer, reported on the
bank account regulations. Plans
were made for rummage sale to
be held in Dover on December 6
and Z, the proceeds to be used for
the fellowship fund and Dover
Chapter scholarship. Clothing and
household items will be sold. The
group is also selling engagement
calendars, proceeds to be turned
over to these funds, with Mrs. Har-
old Horsey in charge of the project.
To Collect Education Supplies
Announcement was made of the
collection of education supplies for
European schools which will be
conducted November 25 through n
in the Dover schools and town
These supplies = paper, tablets
pencils, crayons, states, chalk-will
be sent to Europe free of charge
by UNRRA during this month. The
next meeting will be in the form OF
a Christmas auction for the Eel.
Iowship fun at the home of Mrs
Beckett, Hazel Road, Dover. Mrs
John Brown and Mrs. Mayer Thigh
man will be auctioneers and Mis-:
Emily King will be in charge o.
refreshments. Preceding Monday
nights meeting, some of the mem
bers met at the Dinner Bell Inn
Dover, for dinner in honor of DIR
Carlson. Mrs. Carlson Woll anc
Mrs. c. Edward Williams ATTENDED
from Smyrna.