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ACREAGE WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE

HISTORIC VIRGINIA ESTATE, famed
manor house, with all modern con-
veniences, overlooking more than
235 acres. on beautiful river; one
hour from Washington: ideal coun-
Stocked With 40 head osspeI ASepdeen 1atm. Am.
necessary equipment. owner must
Sacrifice this growing and profitable
BUSH business; Price, $4,000 for a
DAIRY FARM. shipping to Wash.
market; 125 acres with practically
new 20-cow barn. silo, milk house,
etc; Farmall tractor and all equip
ment incl. disc, ,plow. cultivators.
milk T. COWS; Now shipping 40 sails.
daily; 7-rm. modern house, stu
ated in grove of shade trees: new
oil hot-water heat; offered for i'm
med. sale at $4,000 for all; approx
per eGDo mo- PEN4AeoN sRsh ee fppsG7 RFHGTy So Go
Fairfax 1896. Fairfax 1856. -23
CREEK FARM FOR SALE"-Excel-
lent week end and invest. with 6-rm.
house, large barn, elec., rock road,
S10,500. Two wooded lots on creek,
or will sell as a whole, 13 acres.
City drug store, only one other in
room. guest home and cabins. several s0I
Waterford 2345, J. j. SPRING,
Broker, Lovettsville. Loudoun Co, va.
WHAT A BARGAINS acres of good
land, level to gently rolling, on an
excellent gravel road, about % miles
to D. c.; 5-room dwelling with bath,
water and electricity; > wells and
small stream. Price, $3.50; assume
a mortgage of S6,259. payable $50
eef eece month ant oat.t and cash for The difreT-
Herndon. Va. Phone 135. -23
Mr.. MARLBORO-110 a.. wide front
on hwy; fine bldgs.; S2e,750. I50
a., fair house, dairy barn. 25 mi.
sSo; tsfms; "'tP Trade! en- 0sF0 n. E Eo RSos Sss
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. 1eo acre
stocked and equipped diary farm,
30 miles D. c. of Rt. 24O: To-
room house modernized. tenant
house, 20 COW barn. D. c. license;
other bldgs.. silos, etc; S22,s50,
lSt trust $4,000, stock and ma
ssaalnery' saIMg StsE 81 500 owner retiring. Box
NEAR FkEDdEsR1cKsBuRG, VA, 81
acres; 7-room house; SO acres clear,
bal. in timber. S6,25O. Wo. 1875.
SMALL slsad,m FARMs-,.H Rms acres AND. and up;
yond Centerville, Va. on Routes
211 and 30. Call Elmwood 4O4 or
come out to the property. 80"
81 MILES FROM WASHINGTON: 1e5
acre farm, DWELLING, incomplete
dairy barn. store. building; 100000.
s!ee ooS county, Wz1,eR h9ms srai and rs4nTa faEm
AGENCY; AtiEt 1;,,IH Phone $500 day. 81 81 81
SMALL COTTAGE, unfinished. stu
stream, approx. 8 acres is cleared
and would be excel. garden land;
bal. is in large trees along with
stream. This is a fine place for
Price S3.5O0. PENTAGON REALTY
co, Fairfax 3a6. Fairfax 736. -23
$3.50 DOWN and assume Az loan will
buy this 65-acre farm with two
streams, spring, well, Groom house
with electricity, all fenced small
barn and chicken house. Leave the
farm rented or tenant will give
possession. Full price, $3.50,
Phone Alexandria 1898 day; Ii.
3-4225 evening. 23s
HOUSE AND 5 ACRES. close to school
and bus line; $4,000; good terms
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
phone S502 day, s1s2 night. Cul-
5seAcRE LoUDouN COUNTY FARM,
7-rm frame house, newly redecorated
inside and out: beautiful mountain
view; offered for quick sale, $500:
will accept GI contracts. PENTAGON
REALTY CO.. Fairfax 800, Fairfax
s736 -23
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300 ACRES, Is miles S. e. D. C. in
area OF large cattle, dairy, tobacco
woodland ready to market Fine
roads, cleo, water; excel. for cattle
farm, investment or development
property; priced $50 an acre for
quick sale. HI 414k eyes -o2
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STEEL AND ALUMINIUM GARAGES.
mill buildings engineered and
erected by DUPONT IRON WORKS,
MA. 1868. ga
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TRAILERs WANTED

WANTED-Luggage and house trail.
ers; cash waiting Bring them out.
1000 Central ave. Sc, HI. 6450.
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FORESTVILLE, yA.-Near proposed
lakeSlteS; hard road: beautiful
cleared knolls, overlooking acres
Of green pasture land and we'll
kept woodlands; choice of cleared
or wooded sites, some with
stream frontage; tracts from 65
acres up, at $500 per acre. HER
MAN E; .GASCH e. SON. 500 Wood
ward Bldg. MA. 1854; Saturday and
SUNDAY call Dalauiem OF go On
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TRAILERS
NEW AND USED

'es 9sed IN modes sno ~ AgS sScButT St az kMERIa 5na
CAN. TRAVELO and HOWARD house
trailers with complete 5athroomG,
cleo, IefrigeratorS. h.-W heatefN
etc. Ask about our low down pay.
ment and financing plan.
VACATION RENTALS
Open 8 10 8 weekdays and SUNDAYS.
American Trailer Co, Inc.
1880 Wisconsin Ave. NV. WO. 323l,
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ROSE HAVEN
ON TIE RAY

The development beautiful - Sand
beach, central water plant. yacht
club and harbor, wide streets, all
utilities, all masonry homes and
homesites; for all-year occupancy If
you desire: sensible restrictions. Be
sure you see this ideal community be-
fore you buy anywhere. Repre-
sentatives on premises Saturday and
Sunday between II and 5 pm.
New road route through Upper
Marlboro to Bristol, turn left at
Bristol to Route No. 2. then right
4 miles to Friendship, then left TO
Old Colony Cove rd. and Rose Haven
on the Bay. Local once. 11O1 Ver-
mont ave d c -O2
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED BY old-established whole
sale firm-store front and ware
house, approx 1000 SO. IT.. pref.
/ floor, in NV, s.w. or outlying To-
cation: ample parking facilities; will
lease on long tenn, either existing
property or new construction to suit
Our requirements. Box 1900, Star.
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ouT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

INCOME PROPERTY of 4 apts.. each
3 rms. and bath, nicely furn., and
in good corner location in Orlando,
Florida. For details call DE. 90b4.
BEAUTIFUL guest home and . apis,
9 rms. Daytona Beach. Fla. For
sale or rent. Phi. Ii. 4-90S9.
] OWN and offer for sale or trade
44O acres in Citrus Co.. Fla. that is
high and dry. Phi. ST. 1896 bet.
10 m. and 3 pm -23
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MONEY 70 LOAN
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS
BULLDoZERS

d. CATERPILLAR ANGLE hvdrau-
lie dozer Completely rebuilt BY
Caterpillar Company In fall Of
la49; $4,000 for dozer and low
boy Semitrailer 10 move same,
Phone Englestde l7s-W after & p N.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT

MUSIC STUDIO Conveniently To-
Gated, 18th and F sts. NV, single
or in suite, unfurnished; also fully
furnished 1st-fioor room with
hourly or daily basis. Box 315-C,
Star. -23
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"KENTMORR"
REALTY co
ACTIONI

Year round home: beautiful South
River; salt water; 22 mi from
Washington; nice community. easy
terms. Call MISS FREE, EX "99G
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TRAiLERs FOR SALE

HOUSE TRAILER Small; partly
Sl25. l23O2 Georgia ave. wheaton.
misunderstanding occupaneb
l946 Alma trailer with 2OxlO room.
nance. lot l3i. TEMPLE TRAILER
VILLAGE, -Alex., Va. -23
UTILITY LUGGAGE-2 wheel. metal
body. = az. excellent condition.
good tires; $40 SHELL GAS STA.
TON. 640O New Hampshire ave.
1-wHEEL LU6GAGE TRAILER"An
metal. good condition. Call AP. O4s3.
LARGE HOUSE TRAILER-sI 900 or
best offer. may remain present To-
for acceptable party. AID. 3s44: AL.
sACRIFICE-1o47 United. 20. alum,
sleep 4 elec. brakes. peri cond
Ss29a OWNER 10 5-3o6ei "a
It. long; sleeps 4 Completely fur
nished. Reasonable. Cali Tower
HfETER Ri TRAILER SALES. s.fxyn. Ta
now has, a lge. display Of both pew
ment 1 'eH clean' % used s trsilsTs' sDU0 ransinr %
II rom n1s ssbo tf0| % $3.50 e 50 terms. I'M OIi';S g
3 yrs Phone TO Bill
FINE HOUSE TRAILER, IS It. Royal.
I947, best OF condition. Can be
financed. FIR 60s2 -23
TRAILER, Auto-Cruiser; fully equip
ped; very clean and in peri cond;
S3a5. Me, 3O33 or ME-. 7I7l. -23
NEW AND USED TRAILER HOMES
On display daily 8 am. TO pm:
1925 and up. Pay on easy terms,
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., miles
south Of Alexandria on Route /.
1918 N SYSTEM. 2s-ft.. like new.
Priced for quick sale. MRS. ELLIS.
WI. 5465, days. 20
1917 ZIMMER, sleeps a.; aluminium
body, 4-wheel elec. brakes, Frigi-
daire, bottled gas, 20-ft. awning:
1945 Jeep equipped for pulling
trailer: will consider trading for
house In town. AP. 1880. ga
BEN HUR luggage trailer. all steel
body and canvas cover, B5pVld
tires, spotlight: WA. 9l31. PA
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
1912 National. 2s-n: 5000 down
payment; balance. s63 per month,
See this for q real buy. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO, INC, 4030 Wis. ave.
NV WO 3231
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

Sia acres, 60es clear, balance in mic,
nice holly, nice stream througt
center property Compare this with
Rock Greek Park. IA miles D. c
Also acre, fronting on main hwy.
cleo. natural gas line throuE h
property; $500 for quick sale: ~
$40 per month. BURNERS REALTY
CO. A. G. Anderson, manager
i50l Fairfax dr., Arlington. CH
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

CASH FOR HOUSES OR LOTS FREE
APPRAISALS SCOTT SANDERS
612l MACARTHUR BLVD 0R 5G7s
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame: white or colored
quick settlement Call MR.. MILLER
NE 1920; ewes. DE. 5346
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FARMETTE SITES
FROM 5000
ONE TO FIVE ACRES
NEAR DAVIDSONVILLE,
ANNE ARUNDEL COUN-
TY, MD. % MILE S
FROM D. G. BOATING,
BATHING, FISHING ON
SOUTH RIVER LESS
THAN 2 MILES. ONLY
$50 CASH, BALANCE
$40 MONTHLY.
ERNEST TUCKER
Davidsonville, Md.
Phone Annapolis 8-1995
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GARAGES FOR RENT
PARKING LOTS

Goth AND M N.W.-open parking
space, to ears 1907 Long,
fellow-Garage. / car. RA. 3220.
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tcentinued
LONG BEACH SPECIAL
Only a Few Feet From Beach
Lots 50'Xl00'-S650
Lots 7S'yI00' SQSn

Only q few left at this ASTOUNDING,
low price First offered to public
late last fan. Ready for immediAt a
building; central water electricity
and phone available: APPROX $50 Il
from beautiful white sand beach
Ions Beach Is Q nne beach colony
SenNbly restricted and is or tn,
finest unpoluted section of CheSa.
peake Bay where nShing and crab.
bins. bathing and ooating are ex.
cellent.
Many other lots mostly wooded, from
$500 to s. 500. Convenient term!
II desired,
We have = homes for sale. ready FOL
immediate occupancy, or will con
Struct to your specifications
Inspect Ions Beach and our beauti
ful new yacht basin at your eArneS
convenience. Flag HArbor will pro
vide safe anchorase for your boa
from skifi to hundred footer BrinI
the family and spend the day
Drive miles south of Prince Freder
ick on Solomons Island road, turn
left stSSt. Leonard and follow stsn
10 ONCE. NJ Z ROCKHrlL, INC
Phone Prince Frederick HOS-J -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING-Conv. loc. in heart
Of Silver Spring. 2-story bldg. suit
for any retail. commercial or indus
trial business; lst floor 40x60 it.
Ind f.. suite Of ) modern Offices,
ceiling. Low rental for this bldg
In AL cond. For further details
eail MR.. LSolFFsTRAND at Rockville
SINCLAIR STATION on busy high
way; new pumps. II interested. call
K1. s-7731 or see at 27l2 Duke ST.,
Alexandria. -23
$500 so. FIT. complete 2nd f.. Law,
heating facilities. Rear 1920, U
SUBURBAN TEA ROOM, along old
B&O canal. Ideal for seafood
WI. S240. -23
SPACE, several vacant. $50 to SIOO
per mo-, for any neighborhood busi-
ness. 81. 5533. 23'
MARKET sTAND-7th AND o ST.
Wall stand directly between . drs
$50 per mo-, yearly lease req.
FLOYD z. DAVIS co.
1900 VIZ
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LOTS FOR SALE

CHEVY CHASE LOTS
Fronting right on D. c. line;
transportation and all utilities
in front of property. Total Of
1877 feet front, lS0 feet deep.
nicely wooded. Ideal for two
ramblers. Will sell whole or
part at only 35c II. Call Ear-
ley Evans. wO. o290.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
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FURNISHED YEAR
'ROITND REACH HOME

T U1CN N1OI1 cd EAh-
ROUND BEACH HOME
Fronting on Chesapeake Bay; two
eight rms, l "a baths, large screened
porch. living room with fireplace
modernly equipped kitchen, five Ted
rooms: detached garage and outside
bathhouse, Toulouse and barbecue
two large extra lots facing bay;
large forest trees, well-landScaped
lawn; safe beach for children; deep
driven well with electric pump:
corner property, located in residen-
tial section of North Beach Park.
Terms, Price, $4,000. completely
furnished, Call Mai Lane. Ma
$500. Ewes. and week ends, wi,
$3.50. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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NEAR ANNAPOLIS
Completely furnished summer home
and guest cottage, ready for you to
move in for only $4,000. Pine Whit
Beach, South River Park, Md. Main
house has pine-paneled living rm.. 2
bedrooms, kitchen, bath and screened
porches. Guest cottage has bed
room, bath and utility room. 2-min-
ute walk from waterfront. Inspection
by appointment
James A. Hewitt Properties
Management Corp.
1920 Eye st, NV, ST. 1888. Ewes,
"n
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT
ZOO SO. it. on one floor in fireproot
: building in the heart of downtown.
This space is clear and unobstructed.
Large freight elevator. EMERSON
RADIO OF WASHINGTON, tel HU.
1855 -23
WAREHOUSE SPACE
Large loft, suitable for storage or
workroom: vicinity 18th and K sts.
NV. Call EX. 1912. -27
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ALEX, 312 MILES
7k acres; Is minutes from Wash, via
Shirley hwy; ripe for developing
commercial or residential fronts on
Duke st. extended Can be bought
for $500 per acre in area where land
brings 81 500 per acre. Will sell
outright or trade. AS low as $500
down. CRAWFORD REALTY co..
AL. $500. 1902 Prince ST.. Alex,
Va. Open Sunday. -o3
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LOTS WANTED

LOT, soft. over Capital View area.
THOMAS TILDON. VI. 45O9. 23s
CASH for reasonably priced lot with
conveniences in Arlington. Call GIL
4400. ext. 272. -23
WHITE OR COLORED
FOR APT. HOUSES OR HOMES
IN D. c., MD. OR VA.
SHAPIRO, INC.
Oil 18th st. NV. NE. 1717
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
Pers on Is

Mr.. and Mrs. George Thawley,
and children, Nancy and George, of
Suffield, Conn.,, are spending two
weeks with Mrs. Bertha Thawley
at her home on Main Street.
The marriage of Miss Sylvia FL
nora Clough, daughter of Mrs.
Harry Amos, of Clayton, and the
late Mr.. Anson Clough to Mr.. STAN
lev M. Urban, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Stephen Urban, of Kenton took
place at st. Joseph's R. c. Church,
Clayton on Sunday, June %. The
Very Rev. Louis Pastorelli, ssh,
officiated at the ceremony. The
bride was given in marriage by her
step-father, and had as her attend
ant Mrs. Frank Powell, Smyrna.
Mr.. Frank Urban, Newark, Del,
served as best man for his brother.
The wedding music was played by
Mrs. Margaret Turner Harrison,
Smyrna. A reception at the home
Of the bridegroom's sister, Mrs.
Frank Cole, Clayton, followed the
ceremony.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
Sunday School Class
Holds FdnliLg Picnic

Members of the Harvey C. Jones
Bible Glass of Asbury Methodist
Church held family picnic at the
summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas M. Russell, Cove Point,
Md. Following a picnic supper,
Mrs. Russell and Nelson Everhart
conducted sundown vesper services.
Attending were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Downes and daughter, Car
oil Ann; Mr.. and Mrs. George Brad
ley and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brenton Reynolds and daughter,
Becky; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mel
son and son, Richard; Miss Mary
Esther Jefferson; Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble Jarman and daughter, Kay;
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Everhart and
children, Butch and Kae; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Montgomery and
daughter, Dorothy; Mrs. S. Alan
Mofitt and daughter, Patsy; Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Busker and son,
Skippy; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T.
Price and children, Susan and Tom
my; Walter Hynson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell and the Misses Jean Ellen
and Betty Russell.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
PICNIC SUPPER
AT LAKE COMO
Scouts, Den Mothers and Den
Chiefs Participate in Picnic
Supper at Lake Como
PRESENT CERTIFICATES

Members of the cub scout pack,
Boy Scouts, den mothers, den chiefs
and assistant den chiefs were
guests at a picnic supper on the
beach at Lake Como on Thursday
evening. The following den chiefs
and assistants were given certifi-
Gates of appreciation, arm-bands,
and service stars for their years
service with the cubs: Richard
Comegys, Hal Bodley, Carlton Sew
ard, Bart Luff, William Bartlett,
Denny Cole, Brooks Banta, and
William Denney. Certificates were
also given to den mothers Mrs.
George w. Wright and Mrs. Leroy
t. Gray. Two den mothers who
were away on vacation will receive
certificates; they are Mrs. Warner
w. Price, Jr., and Mrs. Burrill Me-
Coy. Substituting for them was
Mrs. Joseph Jefferson III.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
,,Rhythm- Elites" WIN
Enthusiastic Debut

The "Rhythm-Ettes," ten-piece
student dance band, was received
with applause and enthusiasm at
their debut into the social world
at the Saturday evening dance at
Taylor's Bridge Community Cen
ter. Many members of the teen
age set as well as older residents
| of the community turned out des-
pite the thunder storm to hear the
swing music.
Some of the numbers by the band
highlighting the affair were
"Yours" and "All Dressed Up with
a Broken Heart featuring Linn
Doughten as trombone soloist, and
'I Want to Cry with Bill Denney
on the trumpet and Linn Doughten
on the trombone. Johnny Doughten
and his clarinet were featured in
''Tea for Two" and 'Where or
When" Other members of the band
are Phil Denney, leader and from
bonist; Charles Brown, Harry Jar
man and Bill Doughten, saxaphone;
Bill Marsh, bass; Dick Ennis,
drums; and Ruth Johnson, piano.
The Denney boys and the Dough-
ten lads began thinking about
forming dance band last summer
but their dreams did not material
ize until the school swing orches-
ira was organized and the boys had
an opportunity to practice together
under professional direction. They
then formed the "Rhythm-Ettes" in
order to continue their swing mus
ic during the summer months and
to gain additional experience in the
entertainment world.
The "Rhythm-Ettes" presented a
successful program at Camp
Barnes Wednesday and are invited
for a return engagement the week
of July 8.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
CHURCH MOUSE
AT ROBIN HOOD
Whimsical Comedy by Ladis-
laus FOdOr to Run Through
Saturday of This Week
w. LEWIS PRODUCER

If the whimsical comedy, "a
Church Mouse" is in any way in
dicative of what the summer holds
for audiences at the Robin Hood
Theatre in Arden, Delaware, the
prospects for the rest of the season
are excellent.
Windsor Lewis, producer-direc-
tor at Delaware's only professional
theatre, captured the romantic and
exciting spirit of Paris last night
in this comedy which concerns an
efficient stenographer who gets a
job as the secretary of the Baron,
a great Viennese bank president,
and finally becomes his wife.
The play written by Ladislaus
Fodor first achieved fame when
Ruth Gordon played the title role
of Susie Sachs on Broadway. Mar
guerite Morrissey, as Susie at the
Robin Hood, is charmingly naive
and timid. She achieves the transi-
tion from a hungry working girl
to the lovely temptress who goes
on an adventure with two cavaliers
with versatile ease. Gaylord Mason
as the Baron who is a tyrant in the
office and intriguing at night, wins
not only Susie, but the audience
with his friendly charm. Henry
Garrard is we'll cast as the Baron's
younger brother, while Ruthe Elliot
in the part of Oily, the other wo-
man in the Baron's life, captures a
very feminine and worldly spirit in
her performance. Victor Esker, a
member of the Wilmington Drama
League, is dashing as the elderly
Count.
"a Church Mouse" will run thru
Saturday at the barn theatre and
should be must on this weeks en-
tertainment list.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
Greek Doctor Is.
IMPRESSED BN State

DR.. James E. Gironitis, of Ath-
ems, Greece, has been a recent Wis
itor of Mr.. Louis Caras, of DUPONT
Parkway. Mr.. James Warren, of
Youngstown, Ohio, accompanied
DR.. Gironitis to Smyrna. Mr.. Caras,
Mr.. Warren, and DR.. Gironitis are
cousins.
DR.. Gironitis, who served as a
doctor during World War II in
Greece, chose a tour of the United
States as the way to spend this,
his first vacation, since the war. He
flew from Athens to New York in
"a hours and was met by Mr.. War
ren. Since arriving, he has visited
Boston, Plymouth Rock, Bunker
Hill, Philadelphia and many other
historical places in America. He
has been entertained by various
doctors in Washington, d. c., but
he has been most favorably inn
pressed with Delaware.
Speaking only in Greek with Mr..
Warren acting as interpreter, DR..
Gironitis praised Delaware and its
citizens. He was greatly impressed
with Rehoboth Beach where people
took time out "just to relax and
enjoy themselves" and he enjoyed
his visit to Leipsic which he con-
sidered very quaint"
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29

coconut Anniversary Cake
l package white cake mix
q cup shredded coconut, cut
l cup milk
Turn cake mix into bowl. Add
coconut and mix well. Add " cup
of the milk. Blend, then beat 1
minute. Add remaining milk. Blend
and beat Q minutes longer. (Beat
cake vigorously by hand or at a
low speed Of electric mixer.)
Turn into two round S-inch layer
pans, IL inches deep, which have
been lined on bottoms with plain
paper, then creased. Bake in mod
crate oven (375oF.) 20 to rs min
utes. Cool cake in pans on racks
for 5 minutes. Then loosen from
sides with spatula, turn out, remove
paper, and turn right side up on
racks and cool before frosting.
Spread Seven Minute Frosting
between layers and on top and
sides and decorate top Of cake with
a full blown rose made of Crystal
lized Rose Petals.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29
PROPOSAL FOR STATE HEATING
FUELS
BUDGET COMMISSION
State House
nOyer Delaware
Dover. Delaware

Sealed bids, addressed to the Budget
Commission, State House. Dover, Delaware.
are solicited for the supplying of heating
fuels for State Agencies and Schools for
the period July l, 1850 to June 30, 1851,
in accordance with detailed Specifications
on file in the office of the Budget Com
mission.
The approximate requirement of heating
fuels for the period as aforesaid are as
follows: fuel oil 1,772.412 gallons, anthra-
cite coal 1854 tons. bituminous coal 21,-
212 tons.
Bid forms will be available from the
Budget Commission on or before June 2S,
1850. The coal and oil requirements are
set forth on separate forms for each coun-
ty. Suppliers should state type of fuel
and location when requesting bid FORMS
Suppliers may submit bids for the re-
quirements at any or all locations.
Bids will be received not later than Mon
day, July TO- 1850 at 12 o'clock noon,
Eastern Standard Time. The Budget Com
mission will tabulate all bids and advise
the respective State Agencies or Schools.
FRANK A. GUNNIP,
Chief Accountant
Budget Commission
June 22, 1850.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29

Crystallized Rose Petals: Select
highly scented, fresh roses. Wash
we'll Remove petals and drain.
Then remove white, pulpy base of
petals. Beat egg white until slight
ly foamy. Brush both sides of petals
with egg white, using small pastry
brush or fingers. Be sure that no
surplus egg white remains on
petals, but that both sides are
moist. Sift granulated sugar ON
both sides of petals. Place petals
on tray and store in refrigerator
until dry. Mint leaves may be coat
ed in the same way and used as
leaves.
To Tint coeonut: Place coconut In
a glass jar. (Do not fill jar more
than V full.) Dilute small amount
of food coloring and sprinkle over
coconut. Cover jar and shake vigor.
ously until coloring is evenly dis.
tributed and desired shade is OBJ.
tanned.
Smyrna times., 1950-06-29

DR.. Gironitis will leave for
Greece July 1, making the return
trip by liner in order that he might
experience both air and sea meth
ods of travel.