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Evening star., 1946-09-06
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRelNIA.

yAcANT-Not ore put two detached sassf sG,sk opm
mSpsiss III Nv with .spase s.ers .ad a ted
Sath Sad on on s1d nd d.: full basement. oa-c: heat;
S.; 900 ~, cash VII will ~, handle COMMON COMING
WTaEMAbTINE WEAbTIEN EEAaN9 kENcH,TYrE GTYrE HOME on 10
acres adjoining Fairfax Country ,.S Si99aA ns-ft
ivsa foom dimne room With repace
electric Kitchen. 2O-cubic-ft. refrigerator:
lOO-gallon electric hot-water heater: oil
nsa soxo sar and SsR yin box stss
large large fruit fruit and root cellar. a good young
ni acres s cleared spa and
manent pasture. balance wooded and GO Is oe9. e9.
cellent for homesites; Price. 2 S2s, ,o9O;
Ter S' EAsTMs5A5Na s55a & STEELE, Realtors
FALLS cHUkcHA charming .{i GoIonIai s1lt and ID
wide center hall large liv room NV with Are
paos wde tis dans
SDaS Unusual amount Of closet space and z
and tiled bath; insulated and noored attic;
iS naneg res sssoo CASH .Ha
Three adjoining lots aiso available, EAST,
MAN a. STEELE. Realtors. Falls Church
FALLS CHURCH "A well-built Groom
bungalow on corner lot; liv. rm. 13hx22
with firepl, din. rm., well-eauipped kit. 3
bedrms and tiled bath. porch. 2Sx15 with
awnings. well insulated. fioored ATTIC, base
ment, oil heat. garage, possession Oct. 10
Price. S14.75O; APPROX. $4,000 cash, and
terms EASTMAN q STEELE. Realtors.
NEAR Nfi FALLS FALLS CHURCH, just of Lee blvd.
Two new Groom brick houses on nice
lots and ready for immediate occupancy.
Full basement, a.-c. heat, coal furnace
which can be converted to oil at minimum
cost. Price, 1850; 81 600 cash and 500
I month. EASTMAN g. STEELE, Realtors.
Falls Church 1920,
corner lot; approxi Y acres l7s1tt: front, 'front.'
Of Alexandria, plenty Of space for service
station and cabins. Now has lge. 2-story
house located ll3 TT. back from highway.
suitable for tourist home: completely re,
paths. now .rrans.a IS .pt.: Isl nsor,
9 lge. rooms and Kitchens. 2 porches; End
floor. 3 lge, rms, kit, bath and porch:
basement. rms, kit, and bath: 3 kit.
stoves, one 1946 Westinghouse, q electric
refgrs.. new heating plant. oil h,-w.h.,
laundry tub. toilet and shower. Don't miss
this opportunity. Completely furn.: $23,-
900. terms, r. L. RHINE REALTY Co,
ovs. Ains eSii AZ T8 Il aa e.So'
Evening star., 1946-09-06
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY (cont. !

Sc. AND NE: PRoPERTY-We will pay
sasn aasf .eson S sell oSKN 1Sf MtS " e.
Will B BJY HoEsE 81 2lGo IN any condition Call
Nv Will hAT: fAR e. Yo6 5109 CASH TODAY for your
house | win pay you more than your best
Ps5 PRorrRFY Rss'e oMSEss sa hssu6e p:iSsrtn
easn eest until af' our Dn kSY
kfMsAhTX e. CASH kA Gooo fo9 your property
a. cox eo se'orfs 81 HsEz'pd 4s5z re- or 1873 S5
= t"9 ~ near f'i5 B. fef Mr. or IfvEsa Essn
aoaE. tSH 10 kooMfse ssSs HOUSE. or small apart s
sas0asSs sM zee s2a;.ns
Northwest location. Price no object: how
buyer buyer With .2-bedroom apartment avail
Realty EIaA ASSOCIATES INC. Evenings Co
3-BEDRooM HOME in Brightwood or Pet
Wo WorS sectaon; possession desired in 60 to
~ Gays; tSlo'ooo limit. No brokers. Box
coNsipERING cons ssHli THE SALE of your home ms in
~ MsihRs'HR ss REALTY Ell
SssS lr. s. as;5s; $685. s0sfm ssn s.
PR1vATE Pans F., PARTy ARaJ will pay all cash for
xSxIotsLY SEARCHING for ? TO to 4
agents. please. Box sS-E. Star. 10.
WE NEE D YOUR HOMES for veterans
desperately Call US for fair appraisal.
attention SURETY REALTY CO, sIS-A
e sih ENGiSEEkspe4nanent E, nS kx Perm in w.snn,
for families viii VIII rent en- % or buy. 1ou NA 6oas Sp'ss
PRIVATE PURCHASER wants bunsalow,
NV; or close-in Va. direct from owner
viii pay all cash. If price is right have
living rm with fireplace if possible. Call
II YoG ARE ONE OF THE unfortunate
who have to sell your home Immediately or
of the present favorable market price; for
F, .JIM ROGERS, 7sa 9th st. ne. LII.
BUSINESS COUPLE desperately need house
No broksrs Box 19I-E. Star. Is'
MARITIME ExEcuT1vf Ee hNS Win pa pay 1915 $4,000
nv p. g No s' Srofers. 81. o' 5slSi iSme -s =
s:!;t a.a s
eash Gonn No 9 agents; TR 1907 -
under $4,000, priced risht North rd Eli. sY4i.
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy a hom.
$500 block i4th st. up to Decatur 'I. st.
Please state price and location Must be
reasonable. Re not interested in inflated prices.
cash proposition No BARGAINING. Box
l62-D. Star. -S
Evening star., 1946-09-06
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND.

SIx-ROOM STONE studio type bungalow
furnished, in Manor Club Estates. gear
built-in garage. available Sept. 10. Gai
OWNER Pleasant S67l. -
Evening star., 1946-09-06

NOhIHEAST, a feW blocks to Lincoln
Park, brick. Colonial front porch, 9 rooms
h.;y,h:. gear brick garage, S1O.950.
Colonial front porch; arranged as apis
rooms. $4,000. FRANK M DOYLE
Realtor, 927 18th st. NV, DI 1855
COLORED. a-FAMILY FLAT, brick. sep.
arate entrance. s rooms and bath each
house; price. $500 5000 cash; balance
st 81, NE; ne al7s; ;.s eyes sall pE. l7S5;
desirable 10-room, 3-bath home witt
h;-wh: Gear brick gsyage, arranged for
sion given at settlement. substantial cast
payment required. Shown by appointment
only. For information call PLANT &
GORDON. INC, 1874 Park I'd. NV, CO
COLoRED-so0 BLOCK D ST. s.E.-s.
room and bath brick. h.-w.h., in nics
condition: reasonable down Payment PAT
TRsoIAfo, Resltor. s27 14th st. NV. Ma
COLORED-yACANT, immediate posses.
sion. 6-room and bath house. h.-wh.
S10,9b0. on terms. CHAS. L. NORRIS
2lI2. .''
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Three Employment Leaders
To Judge Legion Job ESSAYS

Three employment leaders will
act as judges in the American Le-
gion's $500 "jobs for all'' essay
contest, to end May 81.
The Nationwide contest calls 70,
compositions under 5000 words fol-
methods Of putting into operation
veterans and other employment
programs of the Legion. A first
prize of $1,000 and IL others rang
ing from $50 to $500 will be awarded
Details can be obtained at any
Legion post.
Judges include Robert Goodwin
executive director, United States
Employment Service; Brig. Gen. T.
G. Lanham, director, War Depart
ment Information and Education
Division, and Col. Paul H. Griffith
executive vice president, Conlan
Electric Corp. and former director
OF the American Legion's Employ
ment Division.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS. 90. 50; 40 gal
STANSBURY. Ii 3O29
MONTHLY SERVICES for businessmen
who do not need full-tlme help-Bookkeep-
ing, billing, addressing and mailing, mim-
eographlng. correspondence. Call DE. b94S
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
personally. WILBUR =. FRANK, a4?5s
es VIII hTs NoR BE kEsfoSsrBIE for
myself. MRS. VIRGINIA B MARTIN
WE NEED A HOME desperately and can
pay all cash for a fairly modern one in
q desirable residential suburban neigh
borhood. No agents, please. Box l22-J
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
made by any one other than myself. JACK
r RII BTGHANAN MA ~ 229 syssdIss., " st ns "a.
debt othe! than my own. HENRY W
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
bills unless contracted by undersigned Mr.
E. e. MCINTYRE. 610S Bait blvd. River
dale. Md, or 56 Farragut ave. Kensington
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Metropo-
lis Building Association for the election
Of directors and such other business as
may may properly come before, the meeting
ton. 2nd and Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Wednesday. June 5, 1916 Polls open 9
to 7:30 pm. RUDOLPH w. SANTELMANN
Secretary
Evening star., 1946-05-23
High School Boys Help
Launch Drive 10 Enlist
Farm Hand Volunteers

District high school boys who have
served as volunteer farm hands dur
ing previous summers attended q
rally held last night at Central High
School to help start the drive to en-
list schoolboys for work on Eastern
Maryland farms this summer as Vic
tory farm volunteers.
The program is sponsored by the
extension service of the University
OF Maryland in cooperation with
the United States Agriculture De-
partment.
Fun and Pay.
Steve Serkedakis, Is, of ISL Carroll
street Sc, student at Hine Junior
High School, put it this way: You
have lot of fun. You do some good
Tor your country. And you learn a
lot of things-one, for instance, not
to milk on the left side of a cow or
you will die"
Donald Inscoe, Is, of 7l6 Virginia
avenue Sc. also student at Hine.
said he was eager to get back for
part of the summer. The wages are
good and you are able to save most
of them," he said.
Citing food shortages and the in
creasing need for farm help, Henry
M. Folmer, District co-ordinator of
the program, said boys IS and older
will be housed at special camps su-
pervised by the extension service
and paid the prevailing wage of so
cents an hour. These camps will
open June "a, at Centerville, Easton,
Herlock, Cambridge and Sudlers-
vile, Md. A limited number of boys
will live on the farms where they
work during the summer, he said.
Places to Apply.
1t was announced that boys could
apply to school counselors or to Mr..
Evening star., 1946-05-23
HELP WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK, national trade
SO 100 yearly salary. DI. $500. -23
to learn radio and news
paper copy writing: must be good typist:
stenography preferred but not essential
Permanent position, $40 month to start
RICK ADVERTISING, 314 Star Bldg.
BEAUTICIAN, top salary: pleasant work
ing conditions. LEES STUDIO OF HAIR
DESIGNING, Washington Bldg, Room $50,
10Th and G NV. MA. 231I. %
ALPHABETICAL and numerical card punch
operators. 1BM machines: salaries, Sl91
and S20l per mo-: permanent positions in
old-established firm. 40-hr. week; chance
for Nt advancement. Apply Room 6o2, lIIol
ALrERATIoN HEAD, thoroughly capable.
for exclusive women's specially shop good
salary Box 1896, Star -26
ALTERATION HANDS, seamstresses. for
coats. suits and dress alterations. Apply
personnel ofice, 9TH floor, JELEFF S,
AITEkATioN HANDS for ladie. readysto-
year ~, Apply ,,s employment office, 4th floor
aLfERArfoN Al fRE HES' WOMAN, experienced mS4 on
mems alterations. $40 Ask for Mr.. Green
baum. RHODE ISLAND CLEANERS, 4235
Wisconsin ave, EN-. 1852. -25
ARTIST LAYOUT, experienced In high
grade fashion or department store adVer-
tising: must be able to visualize quickly
and execute detailed layout. Apply with
samples. employment ONCE. WOODWARD
d LOTHROP. -26
Evening star., 1946-05-23
HELP MEN,

sp3TTER ssS for retail dry5eleanns plant;
oa soysnssm stessy 9p
sPRsY M H'1S NAN & to nh aE phono.raph SSaa esD
say nd sse seFfns ME s4nfSns
sff sTRNoGRAPHER u Il Px BookkEEpER,E Ei4 Start.
bookkeeping operations to beginner. Per- Per.
manent position with national oreaniza-
ton on 5esv fres me obr ssd
Assn. 1904 10th st. NV -o5
STOCK CLERK, one with experience pre-
tterred, for. one Of Washingtons largest
STOCKMAN. experience not necessary F.
W. WCoLWoRTH CO. 3l0S l4th st. I. W
TAILOR. experienced on military alteYa
tlons for Andrews Field. Good pay anc
I9turs Rxt sea ior the right man. Call HI. 1900
TAILOR AND FILTER for mems alteration
4o-hour week Must be experienced Ap-
BURGH & BRO. 7th, sth and s sts. NV
ssas IA: short day hrs, BoyDs, 1888 +, IA
TELETYPE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
maintenance and overhaul on all standard
tei,type machines: Write airmail giving full
unit and locations, also state if experience
was with radioteletyps. Advise radio H.
ment subject to assignment throughout
shsFsh aMERcsHd s1d Ssvth AmsSiea Reply PAN
Miami 81. Fla rs
IELETYPE 5E OPERATOR wanted, former
r Fl or WI experienee preferred. Apply
mmfhnage5: mfn iSG AlL.L.AMERICA IL MCA CABLES & RA-
sGTs, excellent working Conditions. shes siies
TRUCK MECHANIC. days a week: Tim,
PqsitlsR POS .NspoIp Apply IL persen AssocTATfEan5
he ieANsroNi' INC" 1885 Montana ave
VETERAN for summer work. car .ssentia,
stns expenses to Ap svs d7oo E1ssIeg Es salary snd
WAiTERS-Excellent opportunity for ex-
ftnleneee dtpper s9ores waters at famous shore
and Tps ssst es9'els ss5 .sRl N New Ens
and board free. Send snapshot and pan par.
t1 oicuisFs s5out H1 H1n yourselt; References re-
aetffo aectren, SHIPPERS DOCK Nosnk. Con
WAsnRoOM Experienced man to epsr.
sjspt ale dry Cleaning SdmE sashroom for modern
F FIoWER cLEASERs, 7ss Ere EAeDis ave. MAY: ~:
!, WAsHReoM !, CONCESSION, white z Gan
WATcHMAN, white. for Office building, zt on.
ing night porters: salary IS day; from 9
Pm IN a m. Apply Rm 1053, i4a5S G
WOOL PREssER-S45 per week for a
hours, overtime pay. Call Ia 5S6s te
YouSG MAN. e5-s5. married pleasing
personality, outside sales experience: prefer
native OF D: c., college graduate: good
opportunity for Advancement: salary snd
oonuS. Write fully about self in conf
dence, Box j. Star -13
YOUNG MAN TO work in ONCE permanen,
posltlons salary open. Apply HOLLYWOOD
SSLnOlHING co. 103 eth st NV is
1olNG MAN 10 check and sort clothins
III III cry ciesnins plant; 45-hour week, good
EanGsment va r,,I re ~ s.? weekly to start. MAY
koma Park, Nd -o3
Young MEN, photosra phic work exp not
necessary; good hrs and pay Apply 4O4
9Th st. NV, RIM. 200 %.
YOUNG MAN for general all-around duties:
eXcellent salary permanent; pleasant sur
roundings ASKINS, T37 eth st. NV,
YOUTH, l9 to %, for 1st- floor service and
Wlli-call desk: good salary. opportunity for
aayancement. Apply ofhce, THE YOUNG
MEE .NE SHOP 1919 ST. NV. "a
excellent opportunity for future advance.
ment Four years experience necessary;
stating u 20 per hour, Apply AMER
LITHoGRAPH PLANT has need of capable
wages: steady work; union shop HAYNES
LiTHOGRAPH CO. l140 East-West hwy
silver Spring. Md Is
Evening star., 1946-05-23
HELP MEN + WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. male or female. all
around beauty service: $50 week and COM
Pssno sSn VANITY APP sHoP $40 coon hGp Mr.
BEAUTY OPERATOR; good hours: salary.
s2W snn,s sna s,3 3o'c commission. Man or woman.
BoOkkEEPER, capable of handling com
plete set OF books for retail store; perma-
Phps at MisVSs ihSs'F 81 5s.5y Sc See NJ
BooKKEEPER and Office manager With
bile leadership in the Northeast section.
oesed ste eApe5,eaee edr aG age sex and salary ex
CLERK -TYPIST, for Cosmetics and drugs.
SDps sSEha5s 'Pa AaKsaasES
SoRfMoIDTK S.9Fsin i96 70 hola d in
Tfes sny ssady Hork RARs5E apsg
C0UPLE-S2oo per month. for family
moving to Chicago suburbs woman. ex-
wait on table and occasional driving; own
room ana bath on main floor with radio
Chicago to leave July 1. Phone OR. 64s9
MAN AND WIFE to work In suesthonse,
clean rooms and work in dining room: ort
$50 to start. 1926 10th st. NV.
MAN OR WOMAN to play Hammond Nova
choro' o-cay week; top salary. Apply in
per son, S39 Bladensburg rd. ne SO
PRACTICAL WHITE NURSE, as relief
daily TO 8. for arthritic male patient
eau EN-. 2610 between 3 and s pm -23
PUBLiCITY ASSISTANT for Community
CneSt RECREATION; newspaper experience
editing house organ, general campaign
promotion skills needed Telephone MISS
HODGSON, ME. 22S4. 110l NJ St NV
RESERVATION AGENTs-American Air
lines offers excellent opportunities for
young men and women in expanding in
oustry. S-hour day, 5-day week: monthly
rotation Of shift. Starting, $14O to SISb
month, ranging to $2I5 Apply Room
l2S. National Airport Terminal. Thurs
statesmen Icoiored) men and women: part
PHoToGRAPHERs. 1919 thh':' 1th st. aaAVINs ". Nas
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER, law ONCE
81 week MISS REEVES, DI. 4174. -24
SODA DISPENSERS. full time and part
time: excellent working conditions good
salary. Apply WHELAN DRUG STORE,
18th and Pennsylvania ave NV. -26
WHITE COUPLE to work at residence on
Virginia estate. Woman chamberm aid
waitress and man to tend flower garden
and do some farm work Modern apart
ment furnished in residence, board plus
salary: Reply Box 360-G, Star. -2S
ATTENTION. men or women over 20 years;
We have general clerical position open,
good working conditions, good starting
salary, opportunity for advancement for
right person. Phone ME. 3457. JOHN
MORRELL & CO, 434 18th st s.w. -25
Evening star., 1946-05-23
HELP MEN.

ADMINISTRATOR ASST. for national
trade trade ass9, to handle committee work and
heavy volume of correspondence, prefer
young man with trade asso exp in reply
state age educa tional background. exp,
salary 70 one who qualities. Apply Box
ALilaRoTNp ALE staS MAN, white for DIGS sas store:
ssy sos RSss S2?5sS aARkaT ARRy 1913 oeeEsia s
ALPHABETICAL and numerical card punch
operators. 1BM machines: salaries Sl9I
and S20l per mo-; permanent positions in
old-established firm; 40-hr. week: chance
1or advancement, Apply Room 602. II0l
ARTfsTsHseasoned men and women to
work ToIs on a national accounts by long -estab-
agency serving the highest type of prestige
industries. The successful applicants viii
be imaginative, creative and have skill and
Your associates will be self-res.- ;ting,
consenial teammates who have a whole
agency Which offers them outlet she 'h, foT
self expression and a secure future Ability
to work with others while getting things
requirements. Write in confidence, giving
complete history in order to save time,
zss zssIsTANr STAN s'aT gAS1roR for downtown
sss MRS FERGusoN, resident fia pen manaeer msaea
ASSISTANT ASST fan Ffn MaiNTENhNcEMAx aHs for local
chain store group. exp. in general mainte-
nance WORK desirable but will train an
fRopuers e 1888 ssefha9 aai ST. HIGHS ss Il DAR 5s
ASSISTANT TO MANAGER of women,
alteration dept; must be experienced in
all phases OF sewing and fitting: also
] 4th eo4 s9ne LAAsBgkGh AsRG sm
&uTo f6o BODY kHpAik RI ins man and mechane
ditions. FOOD -PoNIfAc. 4aai "' Con- Con-
neeticut. WO. 1862.
na1ens Haqt .ead BaAkE
AGfoMoBiLE AZ 81 ssS n MEcHAN1cour taeitie. S
your opportunity for future security with
a Ford r.v; aealsr; established 80 yrs; GOOD
ton See Mr Nelson HILL I0SnsrMh = TiBB1TTs !Sfs
Au4oMoBfIE nH Ss5BHnE Me- MfcaANrcs We need sew
ersl good mechanics in our modern
with We ms pay full time for ali so
This is a permanent position with wash
Pssnt 3e5i zeFs aofoK 6SssE &C. g. sh S wa
Hufo Hf aSf MEcHAN1c niT to service and -ss eaaip
with pay annual bonus: excel i vsoasi1a seasina
f2sssnf ARRE ~ eo Fssrsys ssS ave
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mechanic
on all makes of cars; good working condi-
tions. with possibilities for highest earn
tngs. See Mr.. Mcdonald, STEUART MO-
TORS. 3rd and H SITS. ne 50
AUTO MECHANIC and experienced helper
Apply foreman, KAPLAN d. CRAWFORD
1929 Champlain st. NV -o5
AUTOMOBILE METAL MEN t4l, automo-
bile mechanics "a. experiences. excellent
pay and working conditions: in clean,
bright, modern shop; h-day week Vacation
with pay, etc. For further details, see Mr.,
Burton: CAPITOL CADILLAC CO, 1929
22nd st. NV. ia
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Salem to Honor D. C.. LowyeI
Speeiol Dispatch 10 The Sto

oPeeIoI UIspoteh 10 The SfoF
SALEM, w. Va, May 23.-The
degree of doctor of laws will be con-
ferred upon Oswald Ryan, attorney
OF Washington, at the commence
ment ceremony at Salem College
May 20. Mr.. Ryan will be the
guest speaker at the colleges
alumni banquet, Nav %
Evening star., 1946-05-23

Continued on Next Pase.l
Evening star., 1946-05-23
0olmer at Room 11s in Central High

Folmer at Room 118 in Central High
School
Earnest Leebrick, 16, Of 1928 Ridge
road Sc. and Thurman Morgol, l6,
80 Ridge road Sc, both students at
Anacostia High School, said they
found the farm work good fun and
that it put weight on them"
Willard w. Hickman, assistant su-
pervisor Of farm labor for Maryland
spoke on the urgent need for labor
to get the food planted and har-
vested so the people of the world
could eat.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
CLERk-TYPIS

sIOTt OF Specially
yert!Slng copy writ
excellent starting
vancement, for on,
pleasant working c
pies 20 publicity d
DEPT. STORE, ph,
Evening star., 1946-05-23
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
l or times mes--------------30 30c per line
3 to times consecu-
lively 28c
7 times or longer con-
secutively --25 Csc
Advertisements under the Personal
classification and business advertising
under Special Notices, SC per line
additional
Situations v rted.
time 27c per line
LlmeS
Business advertising under Sit
uations Wanted takes the regular local
advertising rate.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE.
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ne----4 40c
Out-ofTown Rate is charged on all
advertising 25 miles or more from
Washington.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for The Evening Star
must be received by IL pm. the night
before; for The Sunday Star by
pm SATURDAY.
Smyrna times., 1946-06-06
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME AND CLUB PARTIES

Miss Anna B. Beckett, Mrs. v.
L. Phillips, and Mrs. Fred Lamb,
former members of the high
school faculty, were special guests
at the faculty clubluncheon held
at the Paddock, Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas ]. Hodgson, Jr., and
son, of Cleveland, Ohio, were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thom-
as J. Hodgson, of near Smyrna.
Mrs. Charles A. Owens, Jr., and
young daughters, Laura Lee and
Brooke. of Lansdowne, Pa, ar
rived Saturday to spend some time
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Roy
F. Corley.
Aldan Robinson, James Turner,
and William Pleasanton are among
the young men recently released
from the services who are with
their families here.
Lex FAIRIES, U. S. Navy, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells FAIRIES, is ex-
pected home on June Is after his
release from the Navy.
Mr.. Carston Woll has returned
from a motor trip to Akron, o.
Mrs. Woll, who has been spending
some time in Ohio, returned with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Talbot
have received a cable from their
son, Capt. John Talbot, U. S. Ar
nv. that he will soon leave the
Philippines. He will join his wife
and son in Texas, and then bring
them to Delaware to live.
Miss Anne Wilson was the guest
for several days last week OF MISS
Mary Holland, West Chester, Pa.
Mrs. c. l.. Harmonson has re-
turned from a two-week's visit at
Greens Farms, Conn. She also
spent a weekend with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. E. q. Tay-
lor, at East Orange, N. j.
Mrs. George H. Bennett return
ed home Tuesday from a three
weeks, visit with her mother IN
Winnona, Minnesota.
Miss Jean Ellen Russell Is at
home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Russell, after COM
pleting her freshman year at Fir
man University in S. c.
Lois Gahan U. S. Naval Reserve
of Philadelphia, spent last week
end with DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Dea-
kyne and Mr.. Walter c. Deakyne,
Jr.
Smyrna times., 1946-06-06

Mrs. Riene Hofstead, of Wash
ington, d. c., was an overnight
guest recently of Miss Elizabeth
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lucas, OF
Rehoboth Beach. spent Friday in
Smyrna, en- route to Washington.
Mrs. Charles M. Gee is in Laur-
ell this week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Reese Gordy. She will
attend the commencement exer-
cises of her sister, Miss Mary
Frances Gordy.
Miss Nancy Wilson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Wilson, Jr.
was an honor student graduating
third in her class at Majorie Web
ster Junior College, Washington
D. C. She also received an award
in the Dolphin Club for swimming,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, and Mr.. Mar
ion Davidson, attended the COM
mencement exercises in Washing
ton last Friday and Saturday. Miss
Wilson attended the John Bassett
Moore School, Smyrna, and the
Ogontz School, Pennsylvania.
Pfc. John S. Griffin, 3rd, has re-
turned to Fort Lewis, Washington
after spending the month of May
with his wife and baby.
Mrs. Fred Tarburton and son
Freddie, are spending this week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Griffin.
Mr.. Harry ]. Davis, of Chester
Pa, is visiting his sister, Mrs
Arthur Boyer, of Smyrna.
Miss Lucy Long of Westport
Connecticut, associate of DR.. Don
aid X. Tressler and Clifford F. Ev-
ers, food technologists and special
lists in food freezing, was the guest
Smyrna times., 1946-06-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Nice home and ice cream busi-
ness, fully equipped, on DUPONT
Blvd, 200 #. front, y mile north
of Smyrna; selling due to i'll
health. Possession July 1st. VIII
sell house and equipment separate
If desired
H. H. STAUFFER