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Evening star., 1946-02-08
HOME iMpRovEMENT coMpANfEs

frs. pis disb. Pzsts sass ssad'
ATTICs and recreation rooms finished
FasHY Fa2s eins suao q otRsr hs agsi Prtsri. HUM
yiduaiity as yeli a additional value "a
psperins @ 1 1Toons S aoorina As modepnznr sisIns q
b. thrms,, Kitchens. .eYerything in the way
Of altering Or building Estimatess s,,, sne
e sait your Sadsst pIsTRRicT IMPROVE. u
MEET YEN CORP Rtsss National ss1k Bids.
cARPESTaY h Fl sTr asf sERSldf IS ~ Eind. Of
repairs, alterations and additions, by
reliable White msehsnics prompt service
.sns .saans Ssha. essnns ass ms
iSs' s s''fs sd 'iss: sa
FLOORS beautifully sanded. refnished ant
sase ar .f5see 15s1 any ffs me
FLOORS sANDED. REFINIsHED. 10 yrs
expsrience, dustless maehinss; reasonable
s' 4G1s
tics. Easements finished: additions; altera.
iSRS MIwE cH asfs
ssa '''5R GATES iasn ols4f &C., sss
JOHNS -MANv1LLE BLOCK ceiling til.
installed over cracked plaster with nc
mess: small remodeling Jobs. Executive
KiTcHEN' MopERNIzED, porch inclosee
as room, rec. rooms. roofing, siding, re.
pairs; terms or cash. Cali z am. to pm
LIFETIME wATERPRooFING. basement
and, exterior walls, concrete restoration
caulking and pointing; ten-year guaran.
tee. o. A. MOELLER, Fairfax, Va. Cal
Chestnut 4166 or Fairfax 2S2 l3.
OIL BURNERS, hot-water heating plants
Complete Installation. All new MAY
HEAfSyThG REfSTSSGcc CO OR 5door ,r,sn,r, .t.
Redecorate your home now. Prompt sery.
ice. ia. 0331 or DE. 5461.
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs, homs
repairs; work guaranteed: white mechanics
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS, AD. 512g.
REGISTERED PLUMBING and heating
remodeling and repair work. Call Frank
IsEm. REMoPEL, ,la. mossrnI.e yons home rev
LATIoN CO., 5502 Wis. ave WI 1900
REPAIRS. remodeling, roofing, copper gut
tering, spouting. asbestos, brick siding. wal
painting work guaranteed. J. CLIFTON
n VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON cal
PATTERSON CAULFELD CORP fol
stohns-Manyilie roofing, siding. insulation
terms. Ho 412o Member Johns-Manviil,
Home Improvement Guild
SPRUCE UP your home now. Painting, in.
Sulation. glass repairs, wire screens, etc
Repair with MODERNAIRE. DI 0122 81
DOES YOUR property need remodeline
Call us for any work from bsmt. to roof
Free Free esttmates. ATLAS HOME BUILDERS
Al SERVICE. small carpentry Jobs. After
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. for evening meal, A to 8; Monday
through FRIDAY: Il to 8 on Sat-: sl4;
small family; white or colored; salary. $40
Psa-s TelenRene nPe En-. En- 9e7o. e77tI's'ef' APP
COOK, to live in preferably. 4 in family;
Wyoming ave; ct ether M, help sls, employed; best
erences required. ME-. 77i5. .
COOK and general housework; no children
or laundry; good salary plus carfare. OR.
Cook COOK AND G.H.w., s2a week; live in: 4
adults in family. Phone after IL noon,
SooK-G,M.w., white. must be experienced
child care, g.h.w.. and serving, S25 week;
refs. required. EN-. S776,
nigi1ts; other help employed: apt. conven-
iently ly located: references required. EN-.
Cook AND G.H.w., family of 8 desires
some one clean and reliable to live in;
COOK HoUsEKEEPER, help with little
1,ilsG cnidJen; wa Settled live I'M local refs re-
COUPLE, white, butler and wife. or ex-
COUPLE. sdgi White butler and COOK COOK. wanted.
G.HW. good cook, only experienced with
references apply; live In, or, out; small
family; laundrsss employed: 5ha-day week;
70 cooking. Live in. $3.50 week. IA
CIV, afternoons. csc per hour mum.
ber of hours can be arranged: light house.
work. no laundry. Telephone 81. 1888
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HELP DOMESTIC tcon..,.

G.H.W., s25 per week: live In; small
referenees % esuhsSWH reanired' pu. sS4s. en''en'
fst-fioor % Bedroom; deorgetoWn. m ' other help;
references. DE. 5913.
G.H.W., light plain cooking, small home, in
in. Union, 1872. :.
G.HW., white, settled woman. for small
GEORGETOWN family. assist child school age;
dINnRAa ia m efiop HousEWoRkER, white 3 % active
person; live I'M; nice upstairs room in mod.
ern. convenient home; good salary. l41l
GENERAE GsiaESI e. aaousfWoaRER T a ai plain cook:
live in, pvt. I'M: Bsndix washer; refer
sEsHaH az vi sWH RI3aa for small
@ sits5nqSn 81; es; SIS Weekly. Cali Gls0s
GIRL, neat, colored, 6-day week. no sun
days, permanent position caring for &
year-o!d child and small apt for couple
auired; good salary, Box 439-J, Star
GIRL for general housework, help with
child live in; no laundry; S25 wk
GIRLS, 2. part time afternoon; make beds
1883 after ! pm, 1888 L st NV;
clean. courteous housekeeper for small
apartment: twins in family; person must
like children; no household laundry; want
estfir est iivine family % s man and wife % and in
fants oniy; viii paw transportation. For
appointmsnt only phone TIE. 4443
oian meals. care for two Children: no o. house.
work. no laundry live IN or out: references.
fSFASTs Gal f SuRsR n e. exDer.nced laaa live in
no housework; Slo9 a month. AID; o035.
ming meal, light lsundry y $l5 week 4s16 q
NoTth fsle lane' bethesda. WI. oe'o OF oL,
MAID, cooking and g.h.w.;, honest. rsliI-
sPe spe sis sas rsslsnces sssf y' No n 7e school chill
children: good salary: city references.
MAID for part time. also do laundry. Ap-
ply 5000 14th st. NV.
MAID, general housework, sh 5h-dsy Sy week.
sxpsrieSced Can Esursasy sds
MAfD-G INV; care of 5-year-old child;
excellent salary and working conditions;
hsnh ard and A saw
PAR PSRTrTiME fFfsn'oi OR DAY WORK. no cooking;
sasip yohn aEes Sa WI tS456 ,v. in.
cooking; g.h,w.; light laundry; $25 week.
WAITREsss, colorcd. good city references.
va is GIHo sHousEMAID. tea colored In good
and 10 am. MI 0460. GEN. H. C. DA-
VIDSON
WOMAN, settled. or girl to live in and
care for 2 children; good home and salary.
WOMAN. capable and reliable two days
each week, cleaning and ironing; from
GEORGETOWN or Cabin John section pre-
ferred; references required. Phone Wood
ley 1926 after 8 pm.
WOMAN, g.hw., o to 7 pm, 51a day week,
Bendix washing machine. must be exper.
and willing worker. good wages. RIA. 060o-
GOING To HOSPITAL, need houSekeeper
for 3 weeks after Feb. Is, . children, l
in school: salary open Box 43S-J. Star
WOULD YOU LIKE to live in the country?
Va: private upstairs room with radio:
assist with . children; maid employed; $50
month. Falls Church g09W-3.
needs middle-aged woman for
3 yh.w.:. care for 3 children;, congenial home.
IA S141
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. aud
es esa SsfeEsssss sH 49, Dub
reasonable. res sast; eBt Box 4eI-H. Star. Il:
ANALYST, W, 43; col, grad, expr pub.
available, for pos. with growing concern.
BIZ BLAck SMITH 20 yrs. experience. all types
e2E5 o Wi R1ckss fssfp' TR 4nS5al7hf 947 IN area Can
s.sS saas es! s1p'fS 81 1922 sSsss,snssa T..
from from Arm Army: 'fns As desree. e English major
speech minor. Phi Beta Kappa; five years
experience proof reading, almost two years
fer work in publishing field, but interest
ed in anything with promising future
DfscHARGED 1t. colonel. general star
9 months overseas European theater: 4 3
Ohio. 1934-1a4i: excellent organizationai
business and executive experience; ener;
getic. honest and personable; many gooc
Ireland. France and Belgium. II can Al
INTO your, erganization please write me
E9t RX.aavY alasi7E' fRsAaEbro RAbro rEcHN1crAN wants ar
part-tlme job. radio ,seryicing or mainte-
nance Sat. SUM-, reliable. AT. Ola. s..
pm ana foonsd pm TsHi VIC nsseee Cal
between an. and 2. m. TR. s400' Ext
GENERAL CLERICAL position. by. elderly
man. active qualified, or other work where
may be of service. Address Box No. 29-K
GRocERyMAN desires Job in D, G, exp,
one. Contact M. della HUERTA. 1927 Isi
MAN. Just out Of service, desires Job a.
porter or truck driver; reliable. AID. S45b
sober and reliable, experienced. a "A
MAN. colored. work in evening; private
family or hotel; $50 to pm: not toe
MEAT MAN, veteran, experienced meat
mgr, meat supervisor. meat buyer, would
IKE TO- maRsse Rsa meat dept consider psrt
SSfItGsHHTwoRk, man 25. yrs. college 2 yrs
exp cashier good appearance and person
f,.f PaTENT P1 1ATToRNaY3veteran. iis1R thoroushl,
experienced electrical mechanical specif'
cations: part time and piecework. AL
PHARMACIST. reg. in N. Y. since 1927
D. c. reg 1945, now managing big N.
eraI modern drugstores with luncheon.
ettes; desires to settle out OF town: most
| capable manager excellent references
PfANIsT, expeTienced. dance and dime,
music, also accompany singers: available
9teE ea fd sa s sysnipsj sk days
school graduate, has 1888 La Sale con,
enpasy sedan of BaysB dses e STk jazz Sh KEYS
NE: 5464, between am. and p.m,, OF
/ write GA l7th- st. NV. 50
VETERAN, colored, desires job as light de.
| livery truck driver: experienced; drove fol
~. C. Eggleston. Capitol Printing Ink Co.
Marlowe Coal Co.: Is months q. S. Army
Call Ii. 5000 81
| VETERAN, experienced on construction
projects; not afraid of work. Box 3.k
Star o.
VETERAN, day student. desiring part time
export import firm; have B. A. degree busi.
ness administration. Box 4S6-H, Star o.
VETERAN, 81. married, with 10 yrs. exp
build. materials and constr, desires posi-
ton with prog. concern; capable of manag.
buying, estim., expeditins for build. mat
dealer or builder. Box Al, Star.
YOUNG MAN, colored, willing to work 4
hours at night bet. and IL pm. Execu-
tive 0572 after B.
YOUNG MAN, some knowledge and expe-
rience in photography, wishes apprentice
ship work in photography. Box 2S-K, Star
10"
WORK OF ANY KIND wanted for Satur-
days. only by university student, references
Evening star., 1946-02-08

REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont.
PLUMBING, HEATING, new bathrooms,
sssines p aE s1NHs osSs ssf e. aias dsoRoI
. hs. as's1 II, :as'i ad n aE
s1bio TROUBLE, free sss. % Msrs sss1 s,
szSS %: Sspsis En-: s:''fs sl,a.s ssa s.ssid:s'
RADIO REPAIRS, veteran. reasonable: day
and night calls. also Sundays. GE. s7S9'
RADIOS REPAIRED in your home. If pos
sibie; 20 yrs experience all work guar
RaSfo RhpRR ssrsie III work done in
own home By qualified engineer; .. c:
kHDS @ "a AMI FSE vGaSm R Si cEzk sHasfEz tSS rs
Wsshnston Wash imRsdists ssrviss noSs5sIs oSk
azREobsG azpos qsh qacEy Ii nHd and eciently
factory experts Sh9 really know how
as aefssP anq asysT' aaDfo afa 5ados Fl nRsa
RHbfo SERVICE Il BY Experienced X ssft engineer.
fh W SS naz WI
Auto radios. aerials repaired and installed
Record changers, repaired and adjusted
All work done by reliable, expert tech
AcSE aaa RAbfo 5feS'ss SPfAscE PPfn m s.
4Gls GspTsa sys dE 4ss household
commercial ACE REFRIGERATION co.
REFRIGERATioN EfARIGi and locksmith service
any kind domestic and commercial; autos
opened and keys made. Arlington Va
REFRiGERAToR SERVICE, commercial and
domestic; electricians and refrigeratior
Ard M 1sciaiURR.s Rehabilitation sERV-
ICES; nc es25.
oxerhaaied: also washing Gni machines. Ra' 81 81
RREiFfRaIGERATIoN SERVICE. 20 years ex-
iced. FAipLEY 4 REID. wo. 55si. Ill
ROOFING, Thinning, roof painting. re-
ph pairing; suttsring a9d spouting. Gail MR.
faapfEfx RooffNG, Sf aG1ek 0s ssERvrcE-LeaGs. slat.
ass ,sSs'sf vS5
sSsfsnteed. BARNETT RooF1Sd CO.
81 sEPiTIc TANKS pumped out by modsrr
Swine tSsea massScHhisE scHhisE REpAIRs-we inspect
seDaeemset E see suas Dsr.s 81 10y % al mais
ffR0Is FaR PALss EoY 'sss seaina snG maehinss ass
sR%fsa RS hSeT MacHisEs-ouar.n,..a l fsfs repair,
Parts and supplies for ak machines. sew.
soss RS "essnf cd .sfIes afRa 1865 S5d door kAS'
SIGNS. cardboard, paper; no Job too small
free estims tes. Call D1- Ol22.
SINGER sewing machines repaired. Fo
authorized Singer service call SINGEF
SEWING MACHINE CO., 1340 @ st. NV
iii FILE : AND nj MARBLE REPAIRS sy experts
H7sEPSsI4Isss0 s0ss sIssSsa Ss. sE.s :ss .a
usfsS Unified AZ EVE Go s,s
TYPEWRITERS--A complete. economies
service. from minor repairs to rebuilding
az MAKES free STcayy ssiyeTy snyyhsEs hWg1T%E 9H!
81; lisi i Eas. CAPITOL st q! I,'s Sos2 Irz
S.t;1Aa1 4 S,ALBERT EFT INC" s15 10th st. NV
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. CSC. Up t,
3 It. wide and #. long. Have you" blind
chine method WASHINGTON SHADE 3
TEas 60 orLooR sER8IcE. ae e. p Beat e0 t5
STARTLING AR sSs'. L. LEN LEM, AT. 4ssi. ~ 2i.
WATCHES-Cleaned.r repaired. rebuilt: car
give you quick service for a limited time
DUNN, 1107a Eye st, NV. TO-
WATCH REP, 8 to 4 day service, VI
guar Fine leTelry repairs and ISwE1 sngEas Eas
AL AZ KINDS OF ROOFING and and sheet sheet meta
work repaired Call any time after pm.
ia. 4037. and ask for MR.. JAFFE. IL
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NOW. repairs
cabinetwork. new houses. Sligo 64SS, Re
5307 s.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

VA. BAR REVIEW fsince 1880; classes
begin March 4th for June exam: 2 yrs
Law school % rssuiTea WALTER J. NEWTON
ELEC. STEEL GUITAR lessons, popular
music, inst. in band playing, S1.50 per hr
sH Mr. ,iTY SHEPPahp GsF 2X, l242 Esnvn mos.rr
training in, all subjects; day. night anc
partctime Si,rg elasses; get ,. oqr free eatai9sne
D. G. requirements and GI training, l34(
N. Y. ave. ME. T77S: estab. 1918.
PIX COURSE, interesting, easy. fasci'
mating, 2 and 4 weeks; new classes now
starting; Est; IL yrs. See Miss Yognns
and secretariai classes
now forming Beginners and refreshel
courses in shorthand typing. bookkeeping
all secretarial subjects. Est
% yrs. Accredited. Approved CT school
Inquire now. MA 1888. BOYD SCHOOL
l333 F st. topp. CAPITOL Theater.t
TUTORING, supervising homework-All
subjects; grades As: NV. section: ex-
perieneed teacher. DE. $3.50.
COMPETITIVE CIVIL SERVICE exams
Prepare now. THE CIVIL SERVICE PREP
SCHOOL, 1913 14th NV. MI. 9558.
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

GIRL, colored, desires general housework.
DE 1904 So
GIRL. colored, wants 5 mornings clean
ing. Monday through Friday, to /; best
references; Brightwood area: plus car
fare. ia 5704.
GIRL, colored, neat reliable, wants work
cleaning and cooking dinners, ewes, Mon.
through Fri: refs. MI. 5261.
Friday mornings or afternoons no heavy
work. Cali FR 7349. 90
GIRL, colored. desires work preparing eve
ming meal, half day Saturday; will stay
nights with children. DE. 9805 after $50
LAUNDRESs, experienced, white. Call Ii
9S74. MARY BEVERLY. 81
WOMAN, colored, wishes daywork. Cal
after 4 p M, Elk. 0oS5.
WOMEN, colored. desire daywork, Sh.w
prefer apt or small houses. MI. 1907. g.
NAVAL COMDR. desires 9, or bedroom
furn. house. Call WI. 6610. 14s
Evening star., 1946-02-08
PERSONAL,

LOOKING, FOR HOME, good location;
RUssIs & hsDy yz7afLssI RSf asSsH stss Need nurse,
ty P,00s and Of eseass asssns aaos rss.
different poses $3.50: you 20 wi viii treasure
go s7S6 aas Or fS. Sena call
az szfa ftffs e. ss'F cs sSni s.f
2 PicTuRRs SgtRR TAI TAKEN ffor all occasions. any
ss ssS nE SA u tx R5fii aa
PhoSE htssi sAARRraffsD AR HERD $3.50. ask for Ma,
| Wright. II you are in need Of loar up n
DRgssmASiNG DIRE 81 sS, SHiS And ALTERATIONS, also
restyling, centrally located Equipped for
prompt service at moderate prices. Special
lIi0 r st. NV. Room 20. Telephone EI-
eHLSnESs ssss!nss
SS RATS 81 81 eaay IN the home with With
ehdfsn fAT sfn'Pa R9LIfsrs
HUMAN ALARM CLoCK-Reliable wake
up service. For information. call AT.
HOME OWNERS. attention. Will you
consider selling your hqme2 We need 1T
PsSy aowELL ma AcAbkMY DENY a aecredised 9 boarding
school for boys in kindergarten through
9th grade; loested on Severn River estate,
PARssoNs PAahssoSsss |ISo ICSooUNTRYsnE SCHOOL, a
modern day boarding school for children
from . to IL years old: daily transporta-
ton furnished from any part Of Washing
ton. 9401 Geo. ave. SH. 1874. ana p m.
ELDERLY LADY, well, pleasant needs
some one in house during day while
daughters work; room, privileges; other
details details to be agreed upon. oE. ,Ss seo5
TAX RETURNS prepared am to 9 Pm.
daily and Sunday by competent assistants.
MA 1899 or Ma 1881
VACANCY in home for ambulant or sentle
cases: 24-hour nursing care. tray service
Sligo a503
DANCE BAND desires engagements 3
nights weekly: or pieces; S27 TO $50.
MR.. SHEPPARD, OK. 1912.
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo and nnger wave.
Soc No appointments. MABELLE HON
OUR SCHOOL. lao N Y ave.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for diamonds and
jeweiry; guaranteed appraisal. licensed.
LIVINGSTON g. CO., 1923 H st. NV. NE.
3440
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English self-confidence, freedom from self
consciousnfsss French conversation: private
SLIP COVERS professionally tailored from
your our materials; all workmanship
guaranteed. DI. 0l22.
POSITION as companion. practical nurs-
ing experience. Call TR. 1893 between
land pm
CLASSES beginning Fairfax Day School;
all grades and high school subjects. $40
weekly. 1444 st. NV, MA. S761.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
MOTOR TRAvrL

TRAvEL BY PLANE. anywhere, any time.
GoiNG 70 PENNA. STATE COLLEGE for
the ice cream short course? / would like
ride or can drive and take with me:
leaving Feb. 10th. returning Feb. Gath;
share expenses. SH. S276. s.
MAN wishes ride to Houston, Tex, week
Feb. 10th-1 9Th; share expenses, assist driv-
ing. references. Phone MA. 44s3. Ext. 807.
DRIVING to San Francisco via Tulsa.
Okla. leaving Tuesday or Wednesday: take
one, two OF. three. SMITH, Adams 1898,
6RiviNG TO FLORIDA. 1a4e studebsker.
taking 3 or A. DIR. IvANoFF. care Of
Box I Sx4 AK, star rr. 49,, 10.
next Wed; 1941 Buick; can take 4. Call
ia S744 between 5 and Z pm O.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
susIkrss OPPORTUNITIES tcsss.,.l

BUSINk3S OPPORTUNITIES tC00f. !.
REsT1UKANT T0R SALE. iicuor iicenSe.
CAN after Pm; no brokers. 23lb dsth
DRY CLEXNNG-Arcsn accept . limited
number Of wholesale accounts. Any suit,
pest Of cleaning; delivery daily. JOHN.
SONS CLEANERS. 323I Rhode Island
ave. MT: Rainier. Nd. WA. 9794.
the shopping center serving over 1900
people. Excellent opportunity for ladies'
ready-to-wear, mems haberdashery, valet
and tailoring shop, shoe store, jewelry OF
gift shop. radio, electric, hardware and
hhousehold hoa Appliances; Cal Mr Hisls, CH
n. Qlebe I'd. Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1946-02-08

CONTINUED on Next Pase0
Smyrna times., 1946-10-10
TROOPER
PAINTS MURAL
Corp. John F. Herbert, Jr., of
State Police, Draws Mural
of Proposed River Bridge
DRAWN IN PROPORTION

Corp. John Franklin Herbert,
Jr., of Smyrna, cartographist and
cartoonist for the Delaware State
Police, recently completed a mural
of the proposed Delaware River
bridge for the State Highway De-
partment. The mural now hangs
in the office of Lieut.. Eugene
E. Reybold, engineer of the State
Department, for the
bridge. Trooper Herbert spent
three weeks on the mural taking
particular care to see the proper
tions were true and the bridge was
exactly like the design prepared
by the engineers. The mural de-
picts the bridge, and in proportion,
the battleship Missouri, largest and
tallest of the U. S. Navy, beneath
the span with the exact amount of
clearance between the bottom of
the bridge and the top of the mast
of the Missouri, indicated.
Smyrna times., 1946-10-10
VIM. E. TARBELL
ROTARY GUEST
Kent Agricultural Agent Tells
ROtarians Importance of
Dairy Farming
DIR. JONES PRESIDED

William E. Tarbell of Dover,
Kent County Agricultural Exten-
sion Service, addressing the Smyr-
ma Rotary Club last Thursday
night, said that dairy farming is
second only to the broiler industry
in importance. Breeding and feed
ing of cows, he said, is very i'm
portant, as COW producing eight
to 10 thousand pounds of milk is
very profitable, and possible. BY
the dusting of the tomato crop
this year with the use of planes a
part of the crop was saved from
blight and pests, said Mr.. Tarbell.
Where spraying was done good
crops resulted, he declared. j. Rey-
nolds Pratt made the response.
The speaker at next weeks meet
ing will be A. Bailey Thomas, mas
ter of the Delaware State Grange.
Elmer P. Corrie was chairman of
the evening program. DR.. Ralph
&. Jones, vice-president, presided.
Lowell Hendricks was the guest of
Millaway Broadway.
Smyrna times., 1946-10-10
RACING MEET
OPENS FRIDAY
Night Harness Racing With
Pari-Mutuel Betting Starts
at Harrington Tomorrow
POST TIME Sis

When the night harness racing
meeting, with pari-mutuel betting
opens Friday night, october IL, at
the Kent and Sussex fair grounds,
Harrington, many of the $50 hors-
es stabbed there for the meet will
be from some of the best stables
in the East. The meeting will fea-
ture eight races nightly, eight
horses in each race, with the post
time 8:15 p. m. Night harness rae
ing with pari-mutuel betting is a
distince innovation for the state
and was made possible by a special
act of the 1945 legislature. Racing
at Harrington will be under ideal
conditions, with the Kent and Sus-
sex fair grounds track having
facilities equal to any
track in the East. j. Writ Willis,
harness racing commissioner for
the State of Delaware, has grant
ed the Kent and Sussex Racing As
sociation Is nights of racing, with
five additional days optional if
weather permits. A special train
will be operated from the Pennsyl-
vania station, Broad Street, Phila-
delphia, leaving at about $40 pm.
The train will stop at Chester and
Wilmington and will arrive in Har-
rington at 7.30 p. M, returning to
Philadelphia after the races.
Smyrna times., 1946-10-10
HONOR
OF WAR DEAD
Quartermaster General Advis-
es Legion to Take Part in
Return of War Dead 4
PROGRESS REPORT GIVEN

BY providing military burial
honors and assistance to next of
kin of deceased service personnel
in cases where remains are
brought back to the United States
veterans organizations can play
a vital role in the program for re-
turn and final burial of World War
II dead, Quartermaster General of
the Army T. B. Larkin told dele
gates to the annual convention of
the American Legion in San Fran
cisco. In a report on progress be-
ing made by the American Graves
Registration Service, General Lar
kin revealed that total of 248,-
315 remains of armed forces men,
bers who died overseas had been
identified. In addition, 1904 re-
mains which are as yet unidentified
have been recovered in the nine
areas and zones throughout the
world in which the program is be-
ing carried on. He said that tot
al of 91.3 percent of the approxi-
mately 290,700 remains in all the
aters possibly affected have been
located. "When remains are given
to next of kin, your vital role may
begin if relatives ask for your as
sistance," General Larkin told the
convention. "You must keep this
in mind, however, that these re-
mains will be coming back to this
country over a period of years. If
you take this responsibility and Of
fer to provide military funeral ar
rangements, your interest and zeal
must not diminish. The last man
to reach these shores in death must
not be considered worthy of less
notice or be given fewer honors
than the first to return" General
Larkin emphasized the Importance
of veterans groups informing next
of kin now of the final honors
which such organizations may be
prepared to give for those deceased
service people who are returned to
the United States. He warned
that confusion and oversights will
be avoided at the time remains
actually arrive in this country if
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Smyrna times., 1946-10-10
ORGAN RECITAL
AT ST. PETERS
StimsOn CarrOw to Give Or
gan Recital at st. Peters
Here on Sunday
PUBLIC is INVITED

A varied program has been pre-
pared by Burton Stimson Carrow
for his recital at st. Peters Church
here at four o clock next Sunday
October 13, it was re-
ported today by Reynolds Bradley,
chairman of the committee on ar
The Moller Company
has given the organ its final tun-
ing in preparation for the event.
Mr.. Carrow's first recital in Smyr-
ma, where he spent the early years
of his life, is eagerly awaited by all
his many friends. The committee
emphasized that admission to these
recitals is free, that they are given
as a service to the public, and that
there is no obligation to contrib
ute, though any who care to, will
be given an opportunity. The pro-
gram follows. Prelude and Fugue
in e Minor, (Bach); Air for the G
String, (Bach); o Sacred Head
Now Wounded, (Bach); Suite Gath
ique, (Boellmann; Introduction,
Choral; Menuet Gathique; Priere a
Notre-Dame; Toccata. Madrigal,
(Vierne); Diver Tissement, (Vierne)
o World I Now Must Leave Thee,
(Brahms); Adagio From 1st Son.
alta, (Mendelssohn; Berceuse rom
Jocelyn, (Godard). Five Familiar
Hymns: Eternal Father Strong To
Save, Dykes; The Churches One
Foundation, (Wesley); Dear Lord
and Father of Mankind, (Maker)
o God Our Help in Ages Past,
Croft; Now The Day Is Over,
(Barnby).