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Evening star., 1948-10-03
DISTINCTIVE,

Lovely brick French Normandy home in
neW-house cond Ideally located for
schools schools, transp. and shopping; Features
den, ultramodern kit. 5 twin. SIZE bedrms.:
attic for storage; full basement, built in
garage Sale includes screens. storm win
nrst trust, low down payment Call Ted
COWS. weather stripping, new awnings; Ice
nrst trust low down payment Call Ted
Barr. with JAMES L. DIXON g. co. 1929
exclusive aeenis1 wv
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SILVER SPRING, Open l to G

Just what you're looking for; paneled
recreation rm. with fireplace that works;
bath and shower. also large sundeck on
End floor; lge liv rm. with fireplace. side
porch, din. rn.. modern kitchen with ad-
$50 with outdoor fireplace. fioored attic,
insulated full bsmt,, oil heat attached
garage. To inspect: Drive out Piney
Branch I'd. to Miss. ave, turn left l block
to home or call
T0I GNv pEhJTV ~
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$500 HEMPSTEAD

In the Bradmoor section OF Bethesda
only blocks from Suburban Hospital. .
blocks from transp. and within easy walk.
ing distance of excellent public schoo
commanding corner lot this 2-story white
brick, with slate roof. was built in 4
has 6 large rms, screened porch. at
tached garage. gas heat; priced at only
Sls.500
Sandy Spring Realty Co.
-R
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CT APPROVED

Open le to 8. Veterans wanting to live
IN fine neighbornood of Bethesda with
income of 500 Ger week; down payment
81 500. price OF homes, $l5,45O to S16,-
Oo9. Also 1-rm.. lla-bath with garage
Prize; Price Sls;l5o; down payment, s3,5oo;
approx. Sll5 per mo. 2-story house ano
Cape Cod bungalows with 3 bedrooms and
lda baths. All brick trimmed with stone;
center entrance with vestibule, 81 1T. living
rm with fireplace, large porch, fully equip
ped kitchen, Venetian blinds and many
other outstanding features. Directions: Go
to Bank of Bethesda, bear left on Old
Georgetown I'd, minutes to Wyngate sub
division go one block past to Ryland dr. d.
turn left at our sign. WISCONSIN
REALTY, WI. 2433 or OIL. 9712; evenings
and Sundays, CO. 1910 %
OPEN 2 TIL DARK vacant; 57O7 3sth
AVE- Hyattsyille--Attractivs 1h2-story
prlcK; lst H., liV. rm. with fireplace lge
din. ,rm equipped kit, > nice bedrms..
tile bath; md f., floored and insulated
Tor expansion; basement has Law and rec.
rm., gas heat: built-in garage; reasonably
small cash payment
H. CARLYLE DE LOZIER
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlAND.
90 EAST WAYNE AVE

Open ] till dark--A beautiful home in
Silver Spring: detached center-hall brick
living rm. l4x29 with Colonial fireplace
concrete side porch, dining rm., modern
equipped kitchen on lst foor; 3 lovely
bedrooms and all-tiled bath and shower
on 2nd floor; full basement. oil &C. heat;
beautiful lot S0xl50; Immaculate condi.
ton. immediate possession: priced to sell
at ,S16.50Q. bargain for cash. Be sure
and see salesman on premises. To reach:
Out Piney Branch rd. to Flower ave.
turn left on Flower to Wayne ave, left
on Wayne to property or out Colesvile
rd. to Franklin ave, right on Flower ave
to Wayne, right TO property
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
1Ol" 18th ST. NV DI. 1855.
New Home for Veterans
Priced under $4,000. 4rs financing. The
best buy m the Washington area. Tt
Landoyerr Hills, right on 7"nd ave, to Var.
mum, left 10 model home. For further
Boswell Miller Construction Co.
Owners and Builders -6
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COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATE

Take the most perfect builder you ever met,
and the very best materials he can get
and the most beautiful Colonial design
fully. watch it evesy minute as it rises
from the best-located expensive lot in
Prince Georges County, put into it 3 bed
1st floor, large, very large living room and
lovely fireplace, screened side porch. built
in garage, lavatory in basement oil &c
Let the builder have a reasonable return
for his skill and industry. Then being
a successful man yourself, you will be
glad to pay S26,5OO with $4,000 down
A. STANLEY MOREAU
Evening star., 1948-10-03

% SUBURBAN HOMES
Here are % homes in nearby Md; We
believe these homes are fairly priced and
show these homes bysappt with no ooiisa-
~ FOREST HEIGHTS
10 spac. 5-rm. bungalows with full bsmt
and expansion ATTIC On ge Goo lots ons with IN
rm. brick BUNGALOW. on lge. fence incl.
lot, $13.75O. One 4-bedroom brick with
gar, , baths in 100000 class; One 5-rm.
brick, wonderful view. S15.150.
SUITLAND
blts. 5Ss Of N T. s. j. GOVT. bldss and stores.
tic, biks. Of =. S. Govt bldgs $4,000.
One 5-rm. rambler on 60x4s0 1T. lot.
Radiant heat S12,95O.
, ROGERS HEIGHTS
Five brick BUNGALOWS priced from $4,000
to $4,000. Berwyn, S-rms 2-car gar,
distance Of Md u
MORNINGSIDE VILLAGE
incl. radio and washing machine. Immed.
poss. $500 on reas terms.
CHEVERLY
Two 4-bedroom stone homes. sas &C.
heat built garaee. Sls13u
SILVER SPRING
6-rm. brick on fine corner lot; built-in ga
rage; $4,000.
WALDORF
5-rm masonry home. S1l 600. Phone AT.
0566 or vi. 1915 until pm.
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LOOK DOWN

Look down on Washington from beautiful
Wcodley His. Slate-roofed individual de-
sign. tapestry. brick perwar bungalow; two
flreplaces, a Fuge one in recreation room
md one in living room near concert grand
piano Lvou may buy the piano too if YOU
lkel; firstfoor master bedroom has mas
ter bath and dressing room featuring glass
brick wall: the added feature in kitchen
is bult-in breakfast nook; second floor
has complete bath also. and two bedrooms;
built-tn gaxage under front screened porch;
C0ncrete streets and sidewalks Home 10.
Gated between GREYHOUND de luxe express
service, and Capital Transit buslines: Gloss
20 UniVersity of Maryland busline: near
Cheverly Theater; Prince Georges County
Country Clu0 and existing mot roectedl
shopping center, close to Prince GeorgeS
County General Hospital and fine local
doctors. No home is better located for
birth. education. entertainment social life
and achievements. If YOU have $4,000 to
put down and are up-and smart
and intelligent. you owe it to your. wife
and children to see this truly wonderful
home. Four bedrooms.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
46l7 Annapolis rd., WA. @57l, WA. $3.50.
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CADE COD-S13 $50

Will build on YOUR lot this well-panned
ollck home. consisting Of large iiv. rm
with fireplace, > sood- sized bedrms., fu
NE bath with shower, fully equipped
| kitchen and din. rm.; stairway to large
expansion attic for additional bedrms,
and bath: fuql bsmt. with outside entrance:
copper cutters and downspouts. copper
plumbing, gas a.-c. heat. For full par
ticulars; call Mr.. Walden. OR O4O0.
MARVIN 7 DIINCAN r. CO
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TAKOMA PARK
TAKOMA PARK
TRAVTTJ,AH SECTION

"a acres. improved with e-story, prac-
tically new frame house; 1st floor 3 rooms,
open fireplace. hardwood floors; End floor
oil hot-uater heat Price. s26,5OO. Pos
session to suit
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
BIO Frederick pike. Gaithersburs. Md
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Colonial Investment Co.
CT APPROVED S1375O

Open Sunday and Monday, / til, dark
Silver Spring brk. bungalows. lge. liv. rm.
Wit With fireplace Dl family,Size ,; din rm. mod
attic, front or side porch. full basement
gas -ch h, some have garages; priced
sea- ped lots; close to shopping. transp. and
schools Directions: Out Piney Branch to
Old Bladensburs rd,. turn left to our open
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Open till dark; Silver Spring. Large liv.
way to expansion attic; fun basement;
exit gas &C h: lot close, to transporta-
q ef5eT ~ refused: i5 out Ga. ca: ave- 70 savanna
left on Brisbane to house with open sign,
COLONIAL BRICK
Open ] till dark; Silver Spring, 2I3 Frank
Lin LIZ ave1Lse step-down liv rm fre-
mod kit. breakfast space; md fioor. 3
well-proportioned bedrms. and bath: full
basement with exit; large corner lot
priced at only sl6'15G; owner is forced to
RIGGS & co.
410s Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 2345 or OR s565.
A 2 FAMILY STEAL
has ,ust been reduced 81 800 for quick
81 heat Kitchens. 81 ~ paths; Gi'A1 near suI:
BUNGALOW WITH 3 BEDRMS.
Pretty as a picture, with finished bsmt J.,
gas heat, fireplace, spacious lot: excel!
condition. Yours for only Sl3.95o. with
reasonable down payment.
REST HOME OR NURSERY
Of ground in Takoma Park. 4 baths; excel
condition; oil heat. spacious rms, large
Foyer. ful bSmt. IhlS property should
realize $500 monthly income, Priced low
at $23,950.
3 FAMILY, $125OO
This can't be beat Live rent-free and
have an apt. for yourself Nr. shopping
and bus. OIL heat: garage; exc. Takoma
Park location. Will sell furnished for
S12.950.
Mr.. Washington Sanitarium
This excellent 3-family detached home
contains >. rms, apt. for purchaser ad-
ditional income from space rented TO
trailers; ideal location Only SlS.50O
OFF PINEY BRANCH ROAD
This lovely Takoma Park 6-rm. detached
brick for only $4,000 or best offer under.
Only . yrs old. Fireplace in spacious liv
rm., side porch, gas heat, stove and re-
frigerator: reas. terms:
TAKOMA PARK RAMBLER
corner lot: oil heat, fireplace wide front
porch. detached garage spacious land
.caped, shady lot with 1o0-ft. frontage
We recommend this home as future
investment. Priced. $1,000.
6 RIM. Bungalow, Takoma PIX.
Vacant with immediate possession All
rms. on 1st floor fireplace, garage. deep
lot, oil heat; ideal location. near Manor
Circle. This is one of the best buys
today Only S12,95O.
RAFFrEI REAL, ESTATE
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A. STANLEY, MOREAU
Il Annapolis Rd. WA. o57l. WA, $685.
3Eoe-1 --.-'o = o.Io 1su. W n. ~ 7 w ~. "
CHEVERIY MD

2713 Belleview ave, 32Ol Cheverly ave
New detached brick homes on large, beau
tiful lots. Powder room on first floor and
modern, kitchen. Other features are We
netian blinds, copper cutters and spouts.
large closets, lavatory in basement, gas
heat close to bus, schools and shopping
Open Sunday to u ARTHUR AUGUST
4 CO, VI '0636 GE OO66
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FOIlNOEH %.
1Ol5 11th ST. NV. MA. 1895
SILVER SPRING-S1O,6 600

q new VA-approved broom bungalows;
$500 down. So so monthly: asbestos sid
ing, fully insulated; expansion attic with
dormer windows, tiled bath, screens. gas
&C. heat. full basement; good-size lots;
convenient to . shopping centers and
schools ready for immediate possession.
Open afternoons. till dark. Call CAPT.
TOL CONTRACTING CO, WI. .S71 or
WI 1895 Directions: Out Colesvllle pike
to Four Corners. left 7I1O mile to Capitol
Contracting COS sign. left to frst sharp
right turn. follow road and signs to
houses on right. -3
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OPEN SUN. OZARK

No. ., Poe Road. Woodhaven-Beautifull
designed English-type house. built of stone,
brick and hand-hewed timbers; large
porches: featuring beam ceilinged living
room with large open stone fireplace. rec
room with open stone fireplace. 2-car
rear screened porch with open deck above.
maids room and bath reasonably priced
at S25950: terms immed occupancy.
To reach. Out Bradley blvd to Wood
haven blvd, left to Poe Road LETT to
No. Q and out to open sign. Mr. Jack
Morgan on premises. Ewes. call OV.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
$2,5OO DOWN
NORTH OF GAITHERSBURG
HOUSING FOR VETERANS

Open Sun, 10 to dark-Only 81 800 cash
Gown. Model house. beautifully furn,. all
brick, fully det.. featuring s large rooms
heat, outside entrance. fully equipped
kitchen; large lots. To reach: Out Ga
ave. {" mi past Colesvllle rd intersection
! in Silver SpD to Dennis ave. and our sign
on right, then 6/10 mile to property.
| RE $3.50
Evening star., 1948-10-03

2-BEDROOM CAPE COD
Beautifully landscaped corner lot with
ing room with mlrrored fireplace and ad.
Joining screened porch dining room, full,
bath ION md floor: auto. heat. storm
sash. Venetian blinds, oil &C. neat; out
side detached garage
A. ]. Kessinger & Co.
Realtors, zoos Bonifant ST., Silver Sprins
Md, SH 4534 After SI IrSQ
Evening star., 1948-10-03
SLIGO PARK HILLS
TAKOMA PARK. MD.

112 Holly ave - Open Sun, 1-6 pm.
Roomy 4-bedrm. home, completely modern.
Lge beautiful grounds. AS little as $4,000
needed. H; BROOKS PERR1NG d CO.
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HOME AND INCOME

First floor, large living room pantry.
XII hen dlning room, two bedrooms and
bat secord floor, llVin9 room, " bedrooms.
kitchen dlnCtte. " baths; rents for 500
per month. unfurnished; adyoins new pro-
posed shopping center, across the street
doctcr, oentist or small business; owner
leaving town. will sell for Sl5.95O; liberal
terms. RANDALL WALCROFT, 33n2
PnrrV u | n,
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Colonial Investment Co.
SUBMIT AN OFFER

Open 1870 till $50 pm Sunday. s41a
Piney Branch rd-Lovely rambler. fea-
and bath on lst floor. reception hall Ice
liv. rm. with fireplace, oversize din. rm.
l.: more bedrmS. in finished attic; screens.
storm windows. Bendlx washer. wall-to-
vail carpet; beautifully decorated by pro-
fessional. Owner says sell. Call Ted
Balr with JAMES L. DIXON g. CO., 1024
l1th ST soOQ
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COLONIAL BRICK

Open / till dark; Silver Spring 9l31 Sud
berry I'd. Lge. hv rm with fireplace,
side porch. family-size din. rm. modern
KIT with breakfast space; 2nd f., 3 we'll
ment lse. lot close to transp., shopping
and schools owner must sell; price re-
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$3.50.
Beautiful CheverlV. Md.

Open Sunday. 3 to pm. These beauti.
full Johnsonzed homes OF quality and in.
dividuality must be seen to be appreciated.
They have bedrooms and bath on lss
floor living room with fireplace. dining
on End floor; full basement, built-In ga
rage; gas a.-c, heat. Directions: Out
Defense hwy. to md trafic light. bear
right TO Cheverly. continue on Cheyerly
ave. to the $500 block. which is Cheverly
Circle, turn left off Cheverly ave. con-
tue ia blocks to our sign and property.
Sundays and ewes. call Mr. Muse. Gk
Evening star., 1948-10-19
4 New Polio Cases Listed;
Peak Is Believed Passed

-Four new cases of polio are under
treatment here, Washington hospit-
ais reported today.
The new victims have not yet
been reported officially by the Dis
trict Health Department. Health au-
thorities said they believed the peak
of polio season has been reached,
and the department will issue week.
ly reports of new cases, instead of
daily, for the rest of the year.
The new cases, three under treat
ment at Childrens Hospital, include
17-month-old boy, of the 4500 block
of Blue Plains drive SW., admitted
yesterday; a 10-month-old girl of
Chinquapin Village, Alexandria, ad-
mitteo Sunday, and 7-month-old
boy, of the 1000 block of Twenty
first place Sc, admitted Thursday.
The fourth victim, 29-year-
Arlington woman, was admitted Fri
day to Galinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1948-10-19
Widow, 10, Waits Sentence
For Shooting Near Children

A 70-year:old widow who fired an
old pistol in the general direction of
neighborhood children whom she
claimed annoyed her was under
$500 bond today awaiting sentenc-
ing on an assault charge.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, colored,
self-ordained minister of the Little
New Baptist Church, was convicted
yesterday by Judge Walter j. Casey
in Municipal Court.
Children and mothers of the 1900
block of montello avenue NE, where
Mrs. Murray lives and holds religious
services, testified against the de-
fendant.- The youngsters said they
were playing in a next-door yard
Evening star., 1948-10-19
McKeIdin to Speak
At ARLINGTON RuIIy

Theodore r. McKeldin, former
Mayor of Baltimore, will speak at
a Dewey Warren rally at 8 pm.
Thursday at the Lyon Park Com
haunity House, Pershing drive and
North Fillmore street, Arlington.
George M. Rowzee, jr., Arlington,
Dewey-Warren Club chairman, an
nounced that both candidates have
accepted honorary memberships in
the Arlington group.
Evening star., 1948-10-19
BarkIey Takes Hand
In Fight on Cooper
And Revercomb
by the Associated Press

EN- ROUTE WITH SENATOR
BARKLEY, Oct. Ex-senator Bark
ley, after a one-day stand in Ten
nessee, today turned his Demo-
cratic vice presidential campaign
to Kentucky and West Virginia.
In those States, where the sena-
torial contests are vital in the fight
for control of the upper house in
the next Congress, he will take a
hand in the Democrats attempts to
unseat two Republican incumbents.
In his first speech at Ashland,
KY, at 6 pm. today he will plead
the cause of Representative Chap
man, who is making a close race
against Senator Cooper.
Will Speak for Neely.
From Ashland Senator Barkley
will fly to Huntington, w. Va,
where in a speech at o'clock to-
night, he will seek to bolster the
candidacy of former Senator Mat
thew M. Nicely. who is given a good
chance to defeat Senator Rever-
comb.
Large and enthusiastic crowds
that heard him at Chattanooga and
Nashville yesterday led the Ken
lucky Senator to predict that the
uprising of States Rights Demo-
Gratis in Tennessee would have no
appreciable effect on the outcome
of the November election.
I'VE will carry Tennessee, Sem
ator Barkley told newsmen as he
prepared to leave Nashville by Spe-
cial plane. About 5000 persons
heard Senator Barkley in his two
Tennessee speeches.
Hits Dewey and Taft.
At Nashville, where he spoke last
night, the Vice Presidential candi-
date raped Gov. Dewey, COP pres
idential nominee, and Senator Taft
of Ohio, Republican Senate leader.
He challenged Gov. Dewey's init
nation that the New Yorker had
had a part in formulating the BIZ
partisan foreign policy, and said
Senator Taft was guilty of cheap
politics" in a Nashville speech last
week.
Senator Taft, the Kentuckian de-
clared, had urged election of a Re-
publican Governor in Tennessee on
the basis of the possible death of
the veteran Democratic Senator
McKellar. Senator Taft had pointed
out that in the event of Senator
McKellar's death, Senator Barkley
said, that the power of naming his
successor would rest with Repub-
lican Governor.
'It is unworthy of a United States
Senator to so forget himself as to
put the election of Governor on
such a sordid basis" Senator
Barkley said.
Recalls Freight Rate Fight.
AS an example of what the South
might expect from Republican
administration, he recalled Gov.
Dewey had led the fight against
removal of freight rates discrim-
inatory against Southern States.
For the first time since he left
Washington by chartered plane on
October /, Senator Barkley planned
to abandon his big aerial workshop
today and travel into Kentucky and
West virginia In small plane.
> He, arranged to fly from here to
Charleston, W. Va, In his regular
plane and take a smaller craft there
for the trip. to Huntington and Ash
land, and to Pineville, KY, tomorrow
He will rejoin his regular party
at SIsxineton. KY, lste tomorrow
ana ~ to Eovington, Ky.
Evening star., 1948-10-19

when Mrs. Murray emerged onto her
front porch and fired one shot at
them last Saturday.
In her own defense, Mrs. Murray
said the children, aged 8 to IS, had
been "storming' around her house,
and that she fired her SO caliber're
volver into the ground to chase
them away"
Judge Casey instructed probation
officers to talk with the defendant
and her neighbors in an effort to
iron out the trouble.
Hamlet Is to he nresented in Rer.
Evening star., 1948-10-19

Hamlet is to be presented in Ber-
lin by Cambridge University stu
dents.
Smyrna times., 1948-06-03
FIND MISSING
MANS BODY
Plane Crash Victim Found
Floating in Delaware Bay
Off Bowers Beach
PILOT STILL MISSING

The body of Frank Kohs, A, of
Frankford, Pa.,a passenger aboard
a private plane missing on fight
from Usage, N. j., since Tuesday
of last week, was found Monday.
It was discovered floating in the
Delaware Bay near Port Mahon by
Capt. Robert Peterson of Bowers
Beach who was aboard his oyster
schooner. The body, spotted about
9:45 a. m. was described as "bad-
ly mangled." 1t was identified as
Kohs through papers in his cloth
ing. The plane and its pilot, AL
bert Hannum of Laurel Springs,
N. j., are still missing but the
Civil Air Patrol and Delaware
State Police will continue their
search as soon as weather permits.
Peterson turned over the body of
Kohs to State Oyster Revenue in
spectors aboard the "Sea Toy"
by Howard Jester, oyster
and Edward Little, mate,
Jester, brought it in to Port Ma
hon and notified state troopers.
The body was found more than a
mile off shore. Kohs was the only
aboard Hannum's plane
which took off Tuesday morning
and apparently crashed during a
thunderstorm. Kent County Cor
oner John R. Rogers said that
kohs had left his home in Phila-
lelphia early Tuesday morning,
.elling his wife he was going to
work at Dover. He said he had
10 information as to where Kohs
net Hannum.
Smyrna times., 1948-06-03
GIRL
GETS AWARD
Van Gasken Scholarship Goes
To Jean Ellen Russell for
Study of Medicine
NOW IN PRE-MED STUDY

At the May meeting of the
Board of Education the Van Gask-
en- Scholarship, made available by
the will of the late DR.. Frances
Van Gasken, was awarded by the
Board of Education to Jean Ellen
Russell. Miss Russell is, at pres
ent, engaged in pre-medical study
at Furman University, Greenvill,
S. c. According to the terms of
DR.. Van Gasken's will, the Board
of Education is directed to make
this award annually to any grad
uate of the John Bassett Moore
High School for pursuing courses
in advanced study, preference be-
ing given to women for the study
of medicine. At the same meeting
the use of the auditorium by the
American Legion for Memorial
Day Services on Sunday evening,
May 80, and the use of the Thomas
D. Clayton School baseball field by
the colored baseball team, were
approved.
Smyrna times., 1948-06-03
RETURN VETS BODY
Soldier Killed in Pacific VIII Ar
rive at San Francisco

The Department of Army has
announced that the body of Sgt.
Harold E. Hobson is being return
ed to this country from Manila
aboard the Army Transport Lieu
tenant George w. G. Boyce. Hob
sons next-of-kin is Hilda Hobson,
Smyrna. Armed forces dead orig
inally inferred in temporary mill
itary cemeteries in New Guinea
and the Philippine Islands are
among those being brought to this
country. A total of four remains
are being returned upon instruc-
tions of next of kin residing in
Delaware. Arrival of the vessel
will be announced by the San
Francisco Port of Embarkation
and also three days before remains
are sent to next OF kin by the reg
ional Distribution Center of the
American Graves Registration Ser
vice.
Smyrna times., 1948-06-03
AMERICAN LEGION CARNIVAL
DRAWS FAIR CROWD TO PLAZA

The American Legion Carnival,
for the benefit of the David G.
Harrison Post No. IA, now being
held on Market Street Plaza, has
had a fair attendance so far, con-
sidering the unreasonable weather,
reports Marvin Davis, chairman of
the Carnival committee. All booths
have been manned by local Legion
naires. Davis says that tickets
for the Motorola Television set
have not been selling as well as
was expected and that many more
will have to be sold in order to
break even. The carnival, travel
ing under the name of Van Bill
lizard Shows, opened Monday night,
May 81, and will close late Satur-
day night. Mr.. Davis points out
that as this is a travelling show,
Smyrna times., 1948-06-03
INSTALLATION
CLUB OFFICERS
Mrs. Joseph Ennis Installed
As President of Twentieth
Century Club
TAKE SUMMER RECESS

The following officers of the
Twentieth Century Club were in
stalled at a recent meeting: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Joseph Ennis; first vice
president, Mrs. Glenn Busker; Sec
ond vice-president, Mrs. Clarence
Bodley; recording secretary, Mrs.
Raymond Pusey; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Kennard Price;
treasurer, Mrs. Andrew D. Cole;
director on state board, Mrs. Rob-
ert H. Denney. Chairman of var
ious departments were appointed
by the president, as follows: Amer
ican Citizenship, Mrs. Clifford
Jones; American Homes, Mrs.
Charles Pryor; Fine Arts, Mrs.
James O'Connor; Education, Mrs.
G. L. Harmonson; International
Relations, Miss Ada Raiser; Public
Welfare, Mrs. Harry P. Jones;
Publicity, Mrs. Henry c. Webb;
Program, Mrs. Ralph Lange; Con-
servation and Youth Conservation,
Mrs. Thomas Russell; Hospitality,
Mrs. Alfred Tilghman. There will
be no further meetings of the club
until fall.