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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

DESIRABLE OFFICE SUITE-Entire
nrst moor; convenient location, near
Medical Building on Eye St; private
layatory, high ceilings, freplaces,
DOCTORS OFFICE FOR RENT~spa-
clous; near Conn. ave. and r st. n W.
Reasonable. Call Ma. 5000. -5
UNION MARKET OFFICES for rent,
2nd floor. Can any time, Ii; 7-423l
MGR. CO. i244 5th St. ne. n H5 IS
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. 200
so. It,, $3.50 per mo-, 3rd floor. 1902
st NV, Incl. 2 parking spaces.
CaH DI. 2124 for appointment and
NEAR COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Entire
End A., 8 rms: and bath. Approx
$50 So. # Ideal for any professional
$500 SO. FT., open space. 14th and
n Z ave-, pvt: elevator. Call Mr..
Es Fischer, eEso! with tn. DREYFUss BROS,
JEFFERsoN Davis rsii Nv HwY.@f. 2sgf. 500 a 81.
brick, rms and bath, fun bsmt.,
Alto REPAIR. sHoP sHtS' for rent. tn ne.
SeetiSni Il; 1918 or WA. 413O. a
rent in Community Building "cd Of Ar Ar
lington Village Apis. 2508 Columbia
pike. Attractive rent, Cali MR.. DOE,
Vicinity ifYVi CONN, AVE. and MayfiSw- NS
er Hotel-Single ofices, S55-S75.
tE, tst a., 2-poom suite. private en-,
included. sANDoz, INC. No. 2 Du-
OFFICE SPACE~1st-fi' front. APPROX
81 500 s9e sg; IT. T. 7 Y block x of Conn. ave.
DoCToR OR DENTIST ONCE, al
to D. C. Medical Society; $50 per
18th AND, Fl SITS. N.W.-2,25 sq.
#. in modern elevator building, fluo-
sfseence sfsSe IIl lightS; M available ,'s immedi-
sMITHY CO, s11 18th st. NV, ST.
ARLINGToN-1 or Q small adjoining
of1ices, with use of reception ONCE;
suitable for lawyer, accountant or
architect: Located on main high
GA Gay ssss. sssy parking Reasonable rent.
SILVER sPRING-1deal loc. near
P. o.; pvt. office or desk space with
secretarial services; telephone an
swering and mail address. S427
rWo Ra fse Rooms; Is; se1G; ae%ly decorated ID avt.
Law ample closet space. ideal loc
at 1O2S Conn. ave. Apply ONCE
ALBEE BLDG. 1925 G ST. NV
$50 50, #. divided into 2 rooms
Call MA. 6S23, Room 511. ALBEE
ONE TO FIVE ROOMS. connecting;
most suitable for doctors or any
professional office; located in one
Of Conn. aves. best apt houses at
Qrdway St. near Uptown Theater.
For full information. call MR.
DAVIS NO 5000
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 new York
ave. n.w.-Available immediatelv
desirable rooms to meet your re
Suite 616 ME llO7
OFFICE SPACE lst fir. frt.: ap-
proximately 500 So. it.; good for
doctor or business "a block off
Conn. ave. at 1925 M st. DI. S7S1
DOCTOR OR DENTIST OFFICE-
Perfect setup; 1st fir frt.; next
door to ANA, 1925 M ST., NV.
5so5 GA Ga. AVE. NV. tabove Kennedy
st.)-Only. $35 per mo. incl. utili-
ties Good parking. RA 22pO
NEAR. DUPONT CIRCLE office
suites on 3rd f.: each $50 50. it,,
with 2 rooms; pvt. lavatory: low
rent for right tenant. Call MA. 24S9.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

ATTRACTIVE 2-BEDROOM cottage
overlooking water; large shaded lot;
$5.250, terms. ME. 0519.
WOODLAND BEACH-Bricktex cot
tage, 2 bedrms., liv. rm., dinette
kitchen, completely furn., includine
Frigidaire, 36-in. gas stove, oil cir
prics $685. 500 S doW sax Sa1sT paI
mo. Call after 6 pm. HI. 1884.
IS
ON SEVERN RIVER-Furnished year.
round cottage: ami. well, electric
pump; Q lots 10e-ft. from river, SO
mi. D. c.. 10 mi. Annapolis. So. 3.25O
cash, settle estate. Box S2-B. Star
BAY RIDGE, MD.-Private beach, :
bedrms., heamed ceiling in livins
rm. and dining rm.; oil heat,
in % Bay RIDGE. Open te'sSs Sal. and Sun. Sun
~ River DIR. Call GE. 1852 or LA,
6-5500. MR.. COHEN. 16
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE tcont. f,

t20es RETURN on invested cash is as
sured while acquiring equity in mod
srn apt. bldg, Mr.. Burruss, TU. 2l00
|, til q.
AVON sHocKEY, REALToR "a
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EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT, con-
tanning approx. 10000 SO. it,, high
elevation. "a block of Lee hwy. be-
tween Falls Church and Fairfax.
l00,ft. frontage on Cedar lane. nice
PENTAGON REALTY co EA aaR
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

S25 Mo.-Small 2-story brick bldg =,
suitable repair shop, storage, etc. /;
rear Atlas Theater. 1900 block H
81; ne, DRuRY REALTY CORP,
5000 SO. FIT. End comm. rear of
9TH and E sts. NV. Call Ma. 1896.
Rent reduced .
$4,000 SO. FIT.
y WAREHo6sEE RE 5 r. IN ooSSEN eoNvENFEST sHESK
LOCATION IN ALEXANDRIA.
EQUIPPED WITH TWO ELEVATORS.
AvAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors Ma. $500
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TRUCK VALUES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

INC Truck & Coach Div.
80 M st NE. ME. O505.
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WILLYS (Americarl 1910 to 1912
sedan; must be clean. Private party.
Cash. Ia. 1851. q"
WOULD LIKE TO BUY about 90
Chevrolets, Plymouths and other
brands, If nice. Call US and dis
cuss your problems. HARRIS AUTO
SALES, 800 Georgia ave-, TU. 1926.
1946-47- CONVERTIBLE; prefer Chev-
rolet. Call Adams 4554 after
AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
1885 to 1850, spot cash. PRIEST
WOOD. 6S06 Ga. ave-, GE. 9S44.-4
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CORNER STORE ROOM. over 1,5oC
Hyattsville. UN. 2063. 4
6424 GA. AVE. between Super A&P
and bank; 15x35; very populated
location. JACK cooPERSMITH. RE
1908 4th ST. NV. approx. 1920;
heat furn. Excellent for delicatessen,
novelties, notions, dry cleaning and
laundry agency, etc Immed poss.
Rent, $50 per mo. Consult SHAN:
NON q LucH GO; Realtors, 1905 H
xtNT St nv; Ti,iacr IA ssfSi sHopp,Nc CENTER
naming in this close-in: large, rap
idly growing area ideal for beauty
shop, ladies' dresses. novelty. etc
LEE EE R1sS: Hwy. near cherrydale, va
psTna neT stoFs Suitable 2deoi Tor wa
service type business. Call Mr.. Hol-
land. H. G. SMITHY CO.. S11 18th
st. NV. ST. 1900. 3
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. extended a
Sligo Creek Pkwy.-New store 13x40,
OF eifts psaKhMS caI Mr. fe Holand t0F H. "s
sMITHY CO. s11 18th st. NV. ST
UPPER 18th ST., 1929 14th st., cor
ner Newton. Garage. S35 1st COM
mercial. Can be used Tor fiower
stand, fruit stand, sign shop or fixit
shoI< RA 2036. IS
ARLdNGTON, 1929 No. Irving St., N
So. from Clarendon main business
block; distributors office and dis
play, ground floor. modern. soft
winndoow%ss,o storage space low rent
sia5 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Approx
1900 So. it.. suitable for genera
restaurant, or office. Call ST. 6o75
UPPER 18th sF.-3463 14th.f st
NV. opposite Cavalier Hotel; 60C
So. #; 500 mo. OWNER, RA. 2036
435 9th ST. N.W.-@Approx. II by 81;
very busy neighborhood; immediate
occupancy. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & Co. Realtors, 1415 K st
NV, ME. 640O.
AZ H ST. N.E.-Large store and
bsmt.; heat; S115 mo. LISs REALTY
.To 1919 10Th Of W SORA
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acres, Is miles from
Washington, near Navy. in Fair
fax Co.; 5-room house with all mo-
dern. improvements except furnace
Also Broom cottage with electri-
city, renting for $50 monthly. In
cluded with main house are house.
hold goods and kitchen equipment
chickens. Spring and stream or
property. Price S15,750; terms. Y
cash, balance S10O mo.
Sh acres near Berkeley Springs
w. Va. u mile from ck-tor
road. 20 acres in timber; stream
apple orchard with 100 trees in
bearing. No house but good barns
which might be turned into q
dwelling. Price, $4,000. Terms,
81 800 cash. balance $50 monthly
This property has the ADVANTAGE
Of being near a resort. Both places
shown by appointment. Phone
Herndon 3S, BUELL. FARM
AGENCY, Herndon. Fairfax Co.. Va
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NO SECRETS HERE
WILL PAY UP TO:
TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL 1e4e 1-ton Metro;
heavy duty tires. Phone HU. $685..
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AUTO TIRES (2). Cooper 65 by 16,
driven 100 mi. TU. 5000. Ext. 203.
HOLLYWOOD MUFFLER headquar-
terS for D. c. and Md. On the spot
installation small additional charge.
J; q j: SPEED SHOP. 92O5 BALTIC.
week days, closed Sundays. IS
MOTOR BIKE, 194S Wizzer, good
condition. OIL. 0669. .
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CONTINUED on Next Faesb
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.
"Your Vacation Home"
SUMMER HOMES

LURAY, VA.-Charming mountain
cabin. furn.; on river; rooms;
electricity. Winn, 1909 Bolton, Bal
timore. or FERD ZIRKLE. Luray.
$500 for season. Reference.
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BOATS
AVIATION
1RAILERS

Continental; excel. shape.
must sell fast. Going into service.
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1. NEED SEVERAL and room
| brick homes downtown; any condi-
tion. After 9 pm. call Ia. 5150.
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EN-. 500
STORE VALUES

STORE VALUES
1881 CONN. AVE.
Large store, $500 so. IT.. excellent
for any type retail business; $3.50
mo-, including heat.
10 H ST. NE.
End commercial 3-story brick bldg
with full bsmt. and large repair
shop in rear; $500 month.
% RIGGS RID. CHILLUM. MD.
Large home, suitable for commercial
use, with an acre Of ground; $3.50
month.
1000 EYE ST. NV.
1st-hoor commercial store, incl heat
and hot water; Sl85 month.
I'll G ST. Sc,
20x70 feet. plus large connecting ga
rage in rear; S135 month.
713 Bird ST. NV.
l5x50 feet, completely remodeled;
plus apts., renting for S102-S25O
month.
740 9Th ST. NV.
End commercial, 13x30: S65 month
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No. Capitol. Realtors. Ma. 5000.
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SToRES FOR Rent lcont.l }
READY SOON

De Luxe Shopping Center
On busy New Hampshire ave. NV. at
East-West highway ETHAN Allen
ave.), l mile past D. c. line: Allen
theater and Sacony gas station now
OPEN. super market and drug store
openings for ladies' ready to-wear
shoe store, mems apparel, valet
shop. furniture store. restaurant,
radio and television, bakery. delica-
lessen
KASS-BERGER, INC.
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Trailer Values
-AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

american Trailer Co, Inc
403O Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WO. 1891.
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1000 e3ith ST, Mt. Rainer, Md
DI ioi5 TIL af pm iot eves sS and 1Sians, snn'
SH. 1885. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
STORE WITH BsMr.. large and-fioor
mercial. $4,000 possession with
settlement. DI. 1918 till pm;
ewes and Sun. DE. 511S. VIM H.
SAUNDERS CO., INC. a
THREE STORES and 3 apts.; very
good corner. Income, $4,000 annu-
ally; taxes only $500; no expense.
Price, S42, 500 easy terms. Mr.,
Broidie with HARRY DRENSEN, Ma.
IL12 and ewes IA, o534. 4
between K and L. Vacant, 3-story
Needs decorating only; So4, $50
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI. 1000;
ewes. EN-. 1886.
GENERAL STORE and 3-rm. apt
dhle. garage; well equipped; % mi
from D. c.. in Va. owner can't de-
vote time Call Fairfax 966-R. -
BLDG. with ware
house 97 II. long See owner on
premises. 1859 Sth st. NV. g
APPROX. $4,000 SO. TT, on 2 r.r.
sidings, located on No truck
hwy. in the north end of Alexandria;
zoned industrial INQUIRE OLD
DOMINION MOTORS, Jack 1homp-
CORNER Or n STORE. apt. abqy.. os2rsia
sasos aye; nesr 8. VaTngm 1sn st; Mrs- Chris
MAPLE Co. 1924 i4th St, NV
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FARMS tcont.)
NEAR BARNEsvIIIr STA.

NEAR GAINESVILLE STA.-well To-
Gated general purpose farm of nearly
80 acres; house has rooms and
bath; barn with z or other bldgs..
Der; hard road; train service near;
S26,500. including equipment; selling
on account of poor health. E. K.
RUBLE, Poolesville 1874 with RIP
LEY & ROMER, Realtors.
IF You WANT a 50-acre farm, 3
rooms and bath cottage, material
to build more rooms. located in
Loudon County. miles south of
U. s. so on hard road. miles west
location and view; price, Sl1 800. on
terms that you can pay. For appt.
to inspect. call Herndon 84-W-4.
B. G. BENTON. Broker. -3
FARM ON LEE HWY. ut Gaines
vile, Va; long frontage; 71a acres
bluegrass; 7 rooms and bath; large
shade trees, other bldgs. Price.
%S1e:s0o %trssnton CAY JULIAN P. KELLY.
NEAR WARRENTToN. VA. mile
out; 80 acres bluegrass; deep
stream through property; rooms
and bath; Price. S15. 800. Call
JULIAN p. KELLY. warrenton
DAIRY FARM, 20 miles north of
frame house, modernized; 1s-stan-
chion dairy barn, silo. outbldgs., :,
tractor. farm equipment; all for 500
600. Max Mathews, UN 2S0S.
with j. LETTON MARTIN, Warner
Bldg. RE. 2492.
NEAR HERNDON-s4.5 500 down: 5s
acres; 8 rms. and bath; farm.
poultry house; good investment.
S12.950. SEE US FIRST, Tyson's
Corner. Va, FA. 6601. 3
STROUT CATALOG- Farms. hon es,
businesses. Mailed FREE. STROUT
REALTY. 711-A Woodward Bldg
Washington. ST. 1884
FOR SALE BY OWNER-l3s-acre
dairy farm. 20-cow Washington
barn, 1,700 cement blocks and win
dow frames for addition, machine
shed and box stalls. 25 dairy cattle.
some pure bred; all dairy equipment,
including refrigeration and mixer.
Mccormick dairy tractor with culti-
vator. mowers and plows, disc har-
row. spring-tooth harrow. grain
drill, side-delivery rake. low-down
wagon and manure spreader: 2 rid
ing horses with saddle, S-room stone
house. bath, with oil heat; fully
furnished with deep freeze, electric
stove and refrigerator, washing ma
chine. new electric sewing machine;
all for &27, 800; or real estate. Sl9,-
$50: Call G. BEST LINTHICUM.
Poolesville 3411, Barnesville. Md.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA. :
EXQUISITE CAPE COD
| Rambler with Basement
NOT ONE RED LIGHT

NOT ONE RED LIGHT
Between this beautiful home and the
Pentagon freeway, Lincoln Memorial
or Alexandria. The route Is con-
Sidered to be one of the most scenic
city approaches in the East. That
Is just the beginning of the story
about this 2-bedrm. brick home;
complete in the usual details OF be-
ing fully equipped" it goes on to
offer refrigerated conditioning,
and many auto. features not usually
found in even expensive mansions.
To see magazine feature article
on this home, stop by this office or
call Clyde Gierse. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Northern Virginia ONCE
2055 Wilson Blvd. JA. 5-6S00
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COLORED-2O ACRES, 6-rm. dwell.
ing mr. Herndon; $4,000; easy terms
SEE Us FIRST IA. 6601. a
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MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES

LARGE GARAGE-Suitable for bust
ness or storage. 403 Sth st. me-.
D. C. WEATHERSTRIP CO.. Ii
3-4662. -5
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INDUSTRIAL pRopERTr-RENT
10000 SO. FT. Of ground, centrally
located, pvt. TT. siding and ofice.
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F ST. NV.
STORES FOR RENT

End FLOOR OVER 927
ONE AREA 1900 50. IT., long lease
5000. RA. SSO6. a
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIL

BUYERS for D. c. pronerty.
A. BRFGMAN REAL ESTATE
NE. 1915. Ewes, TU. 1871. 3
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LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
Confinued)

|HYATTSvILLE HILLS - 5Oxll2 it..
zoned commercial c. for 3-unit apt
WAYNE syasi. "a. A assa SAsKEY' AP. 64oo;
Win terms. sea- waYHR i!SsR Rals cAskEY 81 ~
GLEN HILLS. Md. near Rockville
Beautiful 2-acre knoll all in blue
grass. Owner must sacrifice. Easy
terms; 500 down, S1OO per month
Gall N; W. SIMMONS, OIL. $500
4, Or 8 level lots; walking distance te
Wheaton main shopping center
$3.50; SH: 1011 til pm. YOUNG
1S MILES FROM TREASURY in
Prince Georges Co., Md, 81 acres
oi wooded land crossed by a stream
tion, about $50 to $40 It. Good
road to the land Price 5000 per
acre. Available only as a whole,
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, l719 K
st. NV, MA. 1866.
ON CHAIN BRIDGE ROAD and Po-
tomac River. in Fairfax County, Just
Psseed peseea b5dE.on bdnS sia line ts Beautiful
scenic charm, about 3N acres,
SHOEMAKER, 1719 K street NV,
MA. 1855.
EXCELLENT BUILDING LOT, con-
tanning approx. 10000 SO. it,, high
elevation. "a block of Lee hwy. be-
tween Falls Church and Fairfax.
l00-ft. frontage on Cedar lane. nice
neighborhood. Price, S1,595.
PENTAGON REALTY CO.. FA. 396.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH
TWO ACRES OR MORE; WATER IN
ROAD; GAS AVAILABLE; EXCEL
LENT VIEW: PRICE. $1,000 PEI
ACRE. TERMS ARRANGED. CALI
MR.. McGINNISS. LOUIS P. SHOE.
MAKER; Max 2, 56I9 1719 *, Z ST ST; n NV. Ma NA
O36S; EVENINGS. CALL AP. 3597
LOT IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C
28th and Newlands sts. NV. close tt
Rock Greek PIX, ! block from Mill.
tary rd., 70x114-ft. corner. Cali MI
CULLEN. eyes,. RA. S27S.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co
1415 K st. NV, Realtors. ME. 54OC
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
9 acres. with utilities available
Choice location in Silver Spring
Priced reasonably.
E. S. PRICE & co.
1901 Georgia Ave.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

APT. HOUSE OWNERS, attention!
in this "r area ca As can oVS1 Wo6nMnoP 5ryMneIs
AGENCY. INC, 81. 7113, Mr.. Mann
This Office sold 3 large apt. houses
in the past week and have many
clients waiting. Free appraisal. with
no obligation. a
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OUTSTANDING VALUE
This det. modern, 15-unit apt. bldg.
is in fine NV. location and in excel.
cond. AL apis. are very well ar
ranged and equipped. Building has
built-in incinerator, ETC.. and ten
ants pay own utilities. Income ap-
prox. $4,000 yearly at low rents.
Good financing available and priced
very reasonably for prompt sale.
Evenings, csll ia. 653s.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. EX. 1911
Smyrna times., 1951-10-18

sociation. He will deliver address
of welcome at several of the ses-
sions. other Delawareans taking
an active part in the meetings in
clude F. A. Wardenburg, trustee of
the Memorial Hospital, Whining
ton, and president of Group Hos
-pital Service, Wilmington, who will
Speak from standpoint of the hos
pital trustee on a panel discussion
of 'Trustee-Administrator-M Medical
Staff Relationships" Miss Fannie
Nathans, statistician for Group
Hospital Service, Wilmington, will
speak on ''The Responsibility of the
Blue Cross Plans to the Patient"
at a section meeting for hospital
accountants. Mrs. Grace L. Little,
director of the Memorial Hospital,
Wilmington, is second vice-presi-
dent of the association. Delaware
members of the board of trustees
are James F. McCloskey, official of
st. Francis Hospital; Harold v.
Maybee, managing director of
Group Hospital Service; and Ben
jamin w. Wright, director of Will
mington General Hospital.
Smyrna times., 1951-10-18
The Smyrna Times
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1854. Editor and proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hof-
fecker. Jr.. from February 10. 1907 to
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Published Every Thursday Morning by
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w. Lester Smith, Manager
ADVERTISEMENTS Smyrna Times
is the business medium not only for the
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Smyrna times., 1951-10-18

of this organization are used by
demagogues the world over, he
stated: the half truth: gilt by as
ISOLATION, the false premise, the
big lie, etc. Referring to Allen A.
Zoll, who heads this subversive or
ganization, he said that Zoll is the
founder of an organization called
American Patriots, which is on the
Attorney Generals list as a Ease
list organization. Among his asso-
ciates are such figures as Elizabeth
Dilling, defendant in a sedition
trail during the last war; John KEEL
ley; Joseph McWilliams who once
boasted: 81 am 100 percent for Hit
Ter" and Gerald L. K. Smith. Zoll
was arrested for picketing radio
station WMCA, and attempted to
extort $500 from the stations
president, offering to call off the
pickets for that sum.
This, then is the man who is
attempting to dictate to us how to
run our schools. said DR.. Pember-
ton, continuing that Zoll is typ
ical of other numerous pseudo-pat-
riots who are attacking the very
foundations of democracy = the
public schools-under the guise of
lighting Communism.
DR.. Pemberton sees the PTA as
the natural organization in the
community for disseminating in
formation regarding such groups,
and also "the natural organization
for making clear to the community
just what it is that our schools are
trying to accomplish in these emo
tional times when feelings often
run ahead of judgment"
Smyrna times., 1951-10-18
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS AT U. d
Paintings From Giuseppe Verzocchi
Collection in italy

The Art Gallery of the Univers-
ity of Delaware is now exhibiting
a collection of original paintings
by Contemporary italian Artists.
This Exhibition, Circulated by the
American Federation of Arts, is a
selection of paintings from the Gui-
seppe Verzocchi Collection, Milan,
Italy. 1t was shown first in Ven
ices Royal Palace in the summer
of 1850 and again at the Milan Fair
in the spring of 1851. 1t comes to
the University from its first show
ing in this country at the Time
Life International in New York.
Many well-known italian painters
are represented. There is great
variety in mood and style. This is
demonstrated by the vigorous
painting entitled 'Vulcans Forge
by DeChirico and the classicly SER
enc one called ''The Boat of Fag-
gots" by Donghi. This Exhibition
will be on view during library
hours through october the twenty.
ninth. All interested persons are
most cordially invited to view this
exhibition.
Smyrna times., 1951-10-18
Thursday Night, SIS P. NJ.
MIXED LEAGUE
Friday Night. 9 P. M.
First Smyrna Negro WAC

Miss Gladys Williams is the
first Negro girl in Smyrna to enlist
in the WAC, and she is now sta
toned at the WAC Training Center
at Fort Lee, Virginia. Miss Will
liams is the daughter of Charles ].
Williams and the late Mrs. Edith
Williams, and lives at 218 North
Main Street. She attended the
Thomas D. Clayton School, Smyr-
ma. the Booker T. Washington
School, Dover, and was graduated
from the twelfth grade at Della
ware State College, Dover, in June
She has been active in church work
having served as secretary of the
Bethel A. M. r. Church Sunday
School and also a teacher in the
Sunday School.
Smyrna times., 1951-10-18
HOSPITAL
CONFERENCE
Maryland District of CoIum.
bia Delaware Hospital
AssO. to Hold Conference
NOVEMBER 26-27

Means of continuing the inn
provement of hospital service to
the community will be discussed by
Professional and volunteer hospital
personnel at the eleventh annual
conference of the Maryland-Dis-
trict of Columbia-Delaware Hos
pital Association, to be held in
Washington, D. c., (at the Hotel
Statler) November 26 and q, with
representatives and trustees of
hospitals throughout Delaware at
tending. Richard r. Griffith, di-
rector of the Delaware Hospital,
Wilmington, is president of the as
Smyrna times., 1951-10-18

EARL L. CROFT.
Local Representative,
Strasburg, Pa.
Smyrna times., 1951-10-18
To ELECT COMMITTEEMAN
Farmers to Select Men to Repre-
sent Them in Farm Program


sent Them in Farm Program
Mr.. Farmer this is your oppor-
tunity, according to Jay Price,
Chairman of New Castle County
PIMA. to have voice in the selec-
tion of men to represent you in
planning a farm program to build
the soil, to mobilize land-power to
produce and to strengthen our Ma
tional Defenses. This election will
be held on October 25th, 1851 at s
p. m. at the following places: Com
munity Mo. L Home of Henry
Mitchell, Hookessin; Community
No. 2-New Castle County PIMA
Office, Newark; Community No. 8
-Middletown Fire Hall, Middle
town; Community No. 4-Town-
send Fire Hall, Townsend. At this
Community Committee Election
farmers will nominate and elect
three committeeman and two al
ternates, also a delegate and an
alternate to attend the County
Convention to be held in the Coun-
ty PIMA Office in Newark, on Octo-
ber 29th, at 1 pm, to elect three
County Committeeman and two al
ternates. All persons are eligible
to vote who have an interest in a
farm and are carrying out any of
the programs administered by the
PIMA Committee. This is your
chance to pick the farmer most
familiar with your local problems
and needs. If the program is not
run properly it is your loss. See
to it that men are elected who
know the How, When and Why OF
the PIMA programs.