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TILE. METAL and bathroom sets with
showers. for sale, cheap. HARRING-
TON HOTEL. 11th and E SITS. NV.
MA. Sl40 --16
TIRES. white side wall. 6. U. s. Royal
Master, size s.00x15. Phone Olympic
TIRES. 5 U. S. Royal Air-Ride write
walls, 7.60xl5: 4 used 10000 miles.
less than 900 MI: $50 for all
4314 Farragut St, Hyatts. WA. 2See9.
TIRES, 2. 17x5.50, q. s. Royal lst
ME. 5036.
TOPAZ STONE. beautiful blue. so
karat; estate piece: cheap. GIL. 1925
TRAIN, Lionel; two locomotives
Diesel and steam; 2 cars 2 trans
formers; compl. eauip.; $50: Ii. z
TRAIN SETS. complete, Marklin,
H. O., at less than half price; also
models in o. and II. p RA. 65S3.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SOFA. Lawson. 3 cushions. fair cond.,
$50: new roller skates, 81. After
/ pm. oW. 1898.
SOFA, Mohair; lamp, xii rug.
table; all S35: good condition. other
furniture. DU. 5246.
SOFA, chair, z prs. curtains. GE
hand cleaner, pictures, lamp shades,
fur Jacket; bargains. RA. 1879.
SOFA. chair. and ottoman, blue
gray, colony house. custom built. 3
ss otier Accepted Gee s Nay be '1s Seen. tsss Ssos
2Sth ave. Sc. 10. s-0356.
SOFA. sectional. 3 pc, with slip
covers; $50. WI. 1890.
SOFA. chair and matching slipcoyers,
s75; good condition. Gil. 1866. IA
sOFA-Antiaue. mahogany, tan up
holstering; hand-painted screen,
panels; artists easel. Ok oo2s:
SOFA. Virginia. down cushions; good
condition; rose damask; sl25. EN-.
SOFA, Duncan phyts. 9 mos, old
sof2 oPao ASb sHb s2s eT.ik Acct kqssSsr. 1ff
sI39. ia. $500. is
SOFA AND CLUB CHAIR, mohair
G3u. EN-. IE5U.
SOFA AND LOUNGE CHAIR, green
frieze; fair condition; $50 for both
SOFA BED. Simmons, old rose, all
| metal frame; $40. NO 1906. III
STEAM JENNY. with all equipment
| $500, good cond, 2 yrs. old cost
| over $500; also auto. brake bleeder
| S25: praet. new. cost $40. P and <
| SINCLAIR SERVICE CENTER, WO
| 951l.
STEAM TABLE (stainless steeD 4 IT.
| Al cond. with stainless steel pans
reasonable. Call Ii. 4-2970.
STEEL. all kinds of miscellaneous
| steel. GENERAL WRECKING co.
Brentwood rd and w st. ne. MI
STEEL PARTITIONS and doors, re.
movable for ONCE. with cynite glass
| panels, 3 40-in., 3 so sections. i.
door 35 in. complete with hardware
Ma. S2o6. FABRIzIO
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LIVING ROOM

DoNT q W. RuY BEE2EEEE BEFoEF You yoT o1sT ys
INGs OF 2oss TO soss on NEW
SANsk TAMgEE sSR9sSs Sk9sf0grf Fine Look sSs ssd At
%ahss asHPi' Hss ssa sse oeddas
S59; 30, fine double studio couch
in lovely fabrics, was $40. so, now
S56.75; fine quality chair bed. was
$6a.50, now S39.50; solid cherry
sescdretary desk. finest quality: now
Hide-A-Bed with Serta inner spring
mattress, was $249.50, now Sl49. so;
large club Chair. was $3.50. now
S37. so. Many more bargains too
aumsfSus nun re 8 to mention. Open Thurs
GREAT + RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
LILY: RIM. EuRNITURE-sofa and :
LIVING iseaDsi ROOM FGRN.Ss.pisces iHs 9o: Fss'
sRes END taels5i = !fii o RA. 94a4' Sunday or
LIVING ROOM SET. 8 pieces; good
$50. call sHoF JE, est s-osa5. 'ieee' priced
LIVING, RM. SUITE. rattan. 10 pcs.
very handsome, also dinette set,
blond mahogany: all brand-new;
leaving country; lust right for mod
ern rambler or mod apt. OR. 27S7.
LIV. RM. SUITE, new. 2-pc modern,
green. with Slip covers. Cost $500.
sell, $3.50. WA. 90S2.
LOVE SEAT, French. hand-carved.
gold brocade; prac. brand-new: $3.50.
Phone EN-. 3525. -l5
LOVE SEAT. unique. original. I'M
ported Honduras mahog tWorld's S
Fair exhibition piece. SS5. Today.
3-5 PM $500 l4th st. NV. Apt
306. or by appt.. CHI. 1883.
LOVE SEAT. rose with blue design.
brand-new coild.; custom SlipcoverS
incl. in price. GIL. 4042
LUMBER, cherry, maple, mahogany,
birch, ash, walnut. poplar and bass
wood; kiln dried: for cabinet work
GRUVER MFG. CO.. So01 Conn
ave, Chevy Chase. Md. OIL. 5525.
LUMBER AND MILLWORk-Every.
thing from A to 2. RUCKER LUM-
Der. 1920 Wilson blvd. ia. 4-1234,
LUMBER BARGAINS
FENCE PICKETs. 3'6" u3cy
PLYWoOD CUTTINGS. 4 PRICE
ODD STOCK DOORS, HOLDINGS
OPEN SUNDAY. ALI. DAY
GEN. MILLWORK co.
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MOWER, lawn, ~. power ~ Cooper.
Briggs, Stratton. like new; cost
SI34, sacr.. $50. Ju. 7-1l91 aftef
MULTILITH. Model 1850. used 30
hours. many extras; very reason
able. No dealers. Box 164-x. Star
MuLIMITH. Model 1a5o' 500. Box
MGIifGRAPH. motorized, with feed.
er, 30 re-ink ribbons. blue 2 Multis.
heads, 3 type banks. 1000 tubes of
MIuLTIGRAPH with feedeE-saerifies
TYP; MECH, 7l2 18th st. NV.
Obj LOTS. dishes. kitchen utensils
dinette chairs. etc. OR. 4242. HO.
oFFicE conference tables walnut,
mahog;; reas; Call today, CO. 1925;
oTsr week; liz ln,,Is 18th & St; NV, DI; 7352.
safes. add. machs.: reas. Today, CO.
OFFICE FuRNITURE-Desks, tables.
file cabinets, bookcases. chairs. ETC.;
new and used; at great savings. N
FRANK q SON, Ala 3rd st. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds. office
mach any kind; top PRICES paid
OFFICE Observation-Disclosures in
cl. double pedestal, double desk: 65x
90. $40; swivel chair. S25; 4 Bank
Of England pull-up chairs, SI4 ca
bookshelf, SO: Victor adding ma
chine, $50; Royal typewriter. 500;
Remington. S75; typewriter chair,
Sla; typewriter desk. 44x32, $40
DAVID 8. BAUER. 1929 X st. NV.
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STEEL TABLES

And benches attached. Ideal for pic
mics. GENERAL WRECKING CO.,
Brentwood rd. and w st. ne.
STENoTYPE, reconditioned and guar
anteed, SO up. CIRCLE, 1ll2 18th
ST: NV: DI. 1872.
STENOTYPE. late model: recondi-
tloned guaranteed; $3.50 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. s13 l4tb ST.
sTOKER. Iron Fireman. $50; good
STOkER ana furnace. automa tic
with controls, working PERFECTLY;
best offer. 2 to 6 pm. Sun.
STORAGE AND SUPPLY cabinets,
wardrobes, metals. Today, CO. 4t5..5;
STORE FIXTURES. Individual sec
tions. suitable any line; also small
safe. 2-drawer National cash reg
ister. like new; modern light fix-
lures, 15-foot noor case. Cali 2
to 5 pm, Il Fla ave. NV.
STOVE. Hardwick; reasonable; well
insulated and perfect oven. 102
RIGS rd. Sc.
STOVE, gas; 4-burner. oven. broiler.
storage drawers, drop top: excellent
condition: S25. WO. 1859.
STOVE. four burner. excellent
condition. $50. Ii, 4-15s9. liz
sTovE. sas; bargain for $40. 3al
sT6RE f66fsE0f f1xrGREs, Il biM: hos,.r, cases,
1Sssle 1pa n.y9s,,ss and display ae cases, chairs,
Evening star., 1951-10-14

after rebuilding q fine
Steinway grand piano. we and II
has so much life" 1t sounds equal
to the next larger size Steinway
We are now most fortunate in hav-
ing two such pianos, 5-ft. Tin
are worthy Of the earnest considera-
tion of pianists OF concert caliber
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. 637 d st
nv MA 4S70. Omen Thurs. ewes
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sILvERWARE ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china. glassware and bric-a.
brac D. Milestone. North $500
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1898 Wis. ave.
AMPLIFIERS, equipment. recorders
ttepe, or wired in), tep cash price.
AuToGRAPH letters. stamp collee-
tions; coins; t, gold sly SILVER 'vosies S9ss
BAR BELLS, l25-l5o lbs; must be
reasonable. Call overlook 1863.
BEDROOM. dining room. contents OF
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
ia. 2937, after z pm. GE. 1416,
15s
BEDROOM SUITE (double), complete;
prefer dark wood. Also rug. I0xl
or 20 IT: clean and reasonable.
Cypress 9os7.
BEDROOM. ETC. CALL TILL PM
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CO. 1866. ABBOTT d. LANDoN.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WRIST WATCH, lady's, Hamilton,
Beautiful gift. Appraised sl20o;
2 BEDRM. SUITES, used mo-
sbTns sD1ny ds sss bed SSx Sse SPRINGS: ress.r fr n
large mirror. 2 nisht tables; sIGo
compl. ! blond dble. bed. box
Of drawers; $110. compr. Call ia.
Ns@ 4;o62S, 2SrSnS Syn. .2pesE Pm e pm, q.
sSpAsE sSi ase St DEAE nH FnRslHnRE IL 4as9 CO:
NEW CHICKEN FEATHER PILLOWS.
CSC each: SQUARE DEAL FuRNI-
TURE CO. sol Eye st. NV.
ARE YOU the shrewd shopper who
insists in on quality a,,la,I9 At price, s.,,.d Il
tion Of outstanding coats and suits,
consisting OF manufacturers origi-
nal and show room samples. Many
are one-of- -a-kind. hand-tailored in
the finest fabrics. and all are priced
Ct original whelesale cost or less
the SAMPLE MART. eo4 iith st
NV. Take elevator to value!
1924 PARK RD. N.w.-sofa Victor.
ian. beautifully carved. reasonable
BkRufTSL "A fife PLANTS for house s' o,
gardsn. g% .,c llss Of No yslley 4sss
q rs, Idde. aa r.s. asSfb EM $685. sGsa sond II
BEAUTIFUL natural blend mink
eape; excel. cond.; sacrifice. s4oo
BGPEEuriFGii. "a FgHti SLIGHTLY WORN
bargains. OR. 1904.
REG ULATIoN SIZE billiard table
balls. cues and racks, table need
new es.nsud eushiops n,y 1ss ssey reasonable ofie
LcsSn cIesnins. ha also ca" cash resister. ] bake.
lits counter clothes racks. Ho
HAYWooD 3D. WAKEFIELD Ashcraf'
settee and one chair: SIS. Rec. o.
sunroom furn. IA. s-1047.
I1-KoLD DRAFT walk in refrigerator
with York refrieeration unit, #
1@a4-case bottle beer cooler. with
York refrigeration unit S69:
I1-3-compartment stainless steel bar
type sink, s It. Sl5t
l3-24 in. linen-top. pedestal-typ'
tables; 4-30-in. same type tables
40 chairs; entire lot S2st
l-2-compartment kitchen sink Slt
l4-Four- -seater booths and tables Sl2'
This merchandise is located in Primo,
Georges County, Md II you are in
terested, there is also beer ant
wine license which may be trans
ferred, or the entire lot OF equip
mert and license may be bought a
a fiat rate. Lease on building can b.
arranged. Box I54-X. Star.
n Y pEEPTCEpATOP
Evening star., 1951-10-14

OFFICE FURN, for sale consisting Of
fine rugs, desks. chairs, cleo. lamps
and many other pieces; now located
in one Of the finest ONCE bldes. OF
2 rms. Owner leaving for an ex-
tended ten rtr trip over % winter gas will ss at
Box 3NI-V. Star. -i5
OFFICE FURN.-secretarial and ex-
ecutive desks, glass tops: swivel
chairs and typist chairs. See resi-
dent manager. 272O Wis. ave j
OIL ai BURNEE TN s.sf eompste nst with csnEels
OIL f1oI BTRsnE y saas gun type % Nth !, con :
OH BURNER, pot type. with Detroit
eoad $50 ''n5fGs uN a7 H0d between sesfn
oil d im' BnRNER, iha pd Domestic. Good con-
dition. Barsain. OIL. 0753. Is.
OIL HEATER, large DUO -Therm, with
fan, all connections, like new. Apt.
3ei, 663l Willston place. Falls
on PAiNHT1iNG. soxso;. tuxedo, g;
on PAINTiNGs ts]. gilt frame;
Arctic scenes; $50. VI. 1873.
saDssSIIty' sonssIs SM safslsat soas condition Fsa
excellent condition. Glebe 3519.
ORGAN. electronic. single manual
with all couplers; demonstrator with
new guarantee: save 50Se from orig.
price; $685.; budget terms. KITS,
1890 G st. NV. go
ORGAN, Estes, folding reed. 4 oc-
taves: excel. cond Call JU. 1864.
CUPBOARD MOTOR, Elgin. 21a il.p.,
S45; sterling silver cocktail shaker,
500. EN- 0O10. IA
OvERcOAT. mans, brown, size 46;
oVERC0AT. Army oficer's short
beaver, AZ long; excellent condi-
ton: $50 Call OW. SEaS
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PAINT. u PRICE

&4A4NA II Z 1V4OI
Reg. $50 gal, now S2.25; all colors;
best quality; outside and in. LEVEN-
THAL.s. 1880 9TH st. NV. HU. 5000
PAPER CUTTER, 23ia in; . knives;
metal greeting card cabinet and
PEARL NECKLACE, genuine, 18a
pearls, marouise diamond clasp. ap-
praised at $500; sacrifice. $500
PHoNoGRAPH RECORDS - Victor
Solumnis: cIu pecca, Capitol and Mer-
and classical; all 8 speeds; iaree
stock: sheet music. SPRING VAL.
LEY ELECTRIC SHOP, 1905 Mass
ave. n.w.. EN-. 1876.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

BOOKS bought; all kinds. any GUAM
tity and removed a. our expense
ALBION BOOK SHOP 1868 Pa.
ave NV ST 669S.
B0OkS- Any amount, anywhere, Our
time. trouble and travel Me 0ss3
evenings.
BOOkS-AIways anxious to buy en-.
tire libraries or smaller coll"c-
tions of Good books: We Iau any
where. oay cash and remove cooks
immediately at our expense. BAR
GAIN BOOK SHOP. sos Sth st
BOOKS NEEDED for new location;
highest cash prices paid: books
removed at our expense. DISTRICT
BOOK STORE. 724 9th st. NV,
cHksTSUT III; nut WOOD corner cupboard,
by private party. Box ll6-X, Star. a
DIAMONDS, iewelry, silver and pawn
tickets cashed, or leave them for
sale on commission basis. No article
too large or too small. Quick action
guaranteed LIVINGSTON g. CO..
1923 H st. NV, Washington. D. c.
ME- 3440.
DIAMONDS. old gold jewelry wanted
highest prices. NEW YORK JEW
EFT Nv rn T10 Tfn 81 NV
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
ANTIQUES WANTED

China, furniture, silverware, jeweiry
and Chinese art objects. Any ouan.
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL. CH, 53:53:
ewes EM RSf5
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric-a-orac, china. glass.
ware. oriental art objects. jewelry
rugs, slivervare. paintings, Dor.
traits; highest cash prices paid Cal
.dURRAY, ia, 1888.
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DIAMONDS, Cash PAID :
OLD GOLD, PLATINUM
ANTIQUE JEWELRY
SHERMAN'S JEWELERS.
728 l4th ST NV

DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrip-
ton. old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERMEsT PURE 6Ia lSth st. NV;
be in good condition and reasonable
FTRSiTuRE. Ii ri ls' Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brae buying and selling for
So wears. HoPWooDs. sth and K
Observation-Disclosures cash prices.
Entire household or larse portion.
For best results. call AP. 1885,
FURNITURE wanted at once and
household effects; also want grand
pianoi refgr, gas rangs; ag4o Please
FURNITURE WANTED. Single pieces
and ssnnddoc complete hogseholds. etc. AZ 9
FURN.-Auto Kenmore washer; gray
or. green broadloom, rugs; Lawson
sofa. easy chairs. mahos. din: pieces,
odd chests. desk. O.. 1915.
FURNITURE Full contents: odd
pieces. wash. mach. stoves. refsr.,
brio a-brae- etc -
sio s =; I'm PgRNi " Sc: ExeHASaE 9H. Ssss
GAS RANGES. mattresses. stoves.
asataEs acME sroyE Tsfrss5aSTs Go SA ses5 g5nturs
GOLD
sns discarded Iepr eSsry asn.a #s Gd pay ess
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV
GRAND PIANO WANTED-Private
party would like to buy grand piano
at. reasonable price. Ma. 1859 or
RA. Ais, ewes. LIZ
Evening star., 1951-10-14

OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS. WOOD AND STEEL FABLES,
FILE CABINETS. LOCKERS, BOOK
CASES. STEEL SHELVING. TYPE
WRITEE VNn EIsSn LARGE pPgGEn STOCK aT aavIN5 kEM
UP TO 75G; FREE DELIVERY,
FREE PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.,
63o NEW YORK AVE NV
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STORE FIXTURES

Complete set of drugstore fixtures
blvd. Arlington OK, o073. is
Evening star., 1951-10-14

vr psv pRsIANoss; sss:,zAI4 ALE 1yrH 1sTYLEs gs,cr.
Call Day or Night, SH. .3039
Evening star., 1951-10-14

and console models. Baldwin de-
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar,
anteed. Embodies features of small
grand and upright: full resonant
tone Baldwin patented. full-blow
action. lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection OF eye-appeallng
cases. in mahogany walnut light
oak, avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV,
EStabIfehed 1870
Evening star., 1951-10-14
MOVIE PROJECTORS

top brands; pay 8 to IS months;
bargains; trade-ins; one-year guar
antee; guide free. Open 9 to 6
(Thurs., TO 81. BRENNER, 933
Pa ave. NV Park free Re o434
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OFFICE FIJRNITURE

AND LEATHER FURNITURE
Floor samples. new. at contract
prices; leather sofas. club chairs,
desks, steel files, lamps. accessories.
MANLON, 416 9TH NV, Elk. 1912.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

And benches attached. Ideal for pic
mics. GENERAL WRECKING CO.,
Brentwood rd. ana w st. ne.
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LUMBER BARGAINS

FENCE PICKETS. 3'6" u3cy
PLYWOOD CUTTINGS, n PRICE
ODD STOCK DOORS. HOLDINGS
OPEN SUNDAY. ALL DAY
GEN. MILLWORk co.
IO 5-2311
Evening star., 1951-10-14
VACUUM CLEANERS

Special sale, over 100. all makes:
sacrifice at So 95; worth S20-S30;
guaranteed. Try before you buy.
TOPS VACUUM STORES. Ii. $1,000.
VENETIAN BLINDS "a in fine cond
SIS; mahog. rocker, cane seat, $50:
Chinese FIRE screen imported black
ewes
VIOLIN. Tyrolean 18th century, over
$50 years old; AmaiI pattern; case
ard bow: $3.50 DU. 1865.
VIOLIN. German made, for sale. Cad
nj
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VIOLINS

Befor. buying a violin, consult the
GAULT VIOLIN SHOP. sos l4th ST.
NV without q doubt have the best
values in town. A genuine Mittenwall
for 500. and q genuine Perry Dub
lin, as is $50. and nanv more vio-
Inns Of value to choose from. lis
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PIANO
Chickering Bros. Grand

Sc" baby grand, like new condition,
excellent tone and action. beautiful
written guarantee: specially priced
at only S7a5. it is an outstanding
bargain. COLONIAL PIANO CO.,
637 D St NV. MA. 44S70. Open
Thnrsdav ayas
Evening star., 1951-10-14
PIANOS,
STEINWAY GRANDS

IU6I 2 n 7 IV0O
925 G. st. NV.
Established 1873
Smyrna times., 1951-04-19
NAME STUDENT
DAY OFFICERS
William Marsh Elected Mayor
By Students For Friday
Event
COUNCIL NAMED

On Friday, April 13, the students
of the senior social studies depart
ment of the John Bassett Moore
High School elected their officers
for Student Day in Town Govern
ment. Bill Marsh was elected may
or, Kurt zippe, Gene Short, Doris
Dukes, and Dave Jacobs were chos-
en- as council members from a list
of ten candidates. Carolyn Lester
was elected student treasurer, and
Kenneth Bessinger, Richard Ennis,
and Herbert Churchman as asses
sors. On Monday, April 16, Robert
Bamberger, General Organization
president, administered the oath of
office to these successful candi-
dates. Council organized and Doris
Dukes was elected secretary of
council. Student Mayor Marsh ap-
pointed the following committees:
Street and Sewer, ID. Dukes, chair
man, zippe; Electric, zippe, chair
man, Dukes; Public Buildings,
zippe, chairman, Jacobs; Police,
Jacobs, chairman, zippe.
To Fill Town Positions
After considering the twenty ap-
plications for various town posi-
tions, the following were appointed
Beckwith, town mana
ger; William Warner, assistant
town manager; Ebe Joseph, chief
of police; Sara Jane Sparks, Ken
meth Thorpe, James Reynolds, po-
lcemen; James o. Leager, Jr.,
maintenance supervisor; Phil Den
ney, electrical supervisor; book
keeper, Jane Conley; clerk, Char
lotte O'Neal; board of health, Jean
Conley, June Cook, Rosalie Will
liams, jeanne Oechsler; special
committee for study of Lake Como,
Bill Bartlett, Patty Middleton, Lin
den Doughten, Bobby Johnson. The
first meeting will be held Friday
morning at $50 o'clock in the
council room. The days program
will close with an open meeting in
Town Hall at which student Off
GERS will preside. All student COM
mittees will make reports. The
public is invited to the afternoon
meeting at 1:45 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-19
The Smyrna Times
PHONE 1921 SMYRNA. DELAWARE

Founded by Robert d. Hoffecker. July 5.
1854. Editor and proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hof-
fecker. Jr.. from February 10, 1907 to
December "a. 1888.
Published Every Thursday Morning by
The Smyrna Times. Inc. rs Commerce
Street. Smyrna, Del.
w. Lester Smith, Manager
ADVERTISEMENTS Smyrna Times
is the business medium not only for the
town it represents but for the outlying
district of which it is the center. en-
hracing the towns of Clayton. Kenton,
0eswold. Townsend, Leipsic. &c. A rate
of so cents per inch an insertion charged
for transient advertising. Season OF
yearly display advertising rates quoted
on application. For Sale. For Rent
Lost and Found Advertisements occupy
ing enc inch space or less, a minimum
charge of SO cents per insertion. In
memoriam articles. 10 cents per line pei
issue.
Entered as End class matter March Is
1879 at the post office at Smyrna. Del, un.
der Act of Congress of March 8. 1879.
Subscription price. S1.5o per year, strictly
in advance.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-19
Loan Terms
Make it Easy to
RerOOf Home

Credit regulations for home re-
pairs, alterations and improve,
ments remain liberal despite the
recent restrictions imposed by the
government on loans for new
housing.
Actually, it is easier to put an
asphalt roof on your home than
it is to buy new refrigerator so
far as the credit controls are con-
cerned. A minimum down pay
ment of only 10 percent is required
for home repairs and the home
owner has 80 months to pay the
balance. The minimum down pay
ment for a refrigerator is IS per-
cent and the balance must be paid
in 18 months.
Under Regulation w. which
governs loans for home remodel
ing, the home owner may spend
up to $2,500 on a single contract.
The low required down pay
ment of 10 percent plus the long
period permitted in which to pay
the loan makes II easy for the
home owner to finance improve
ments, thus protecting and In
creasing the value of his invest
ment. With the tighter restric-
tions on new housing, 1t becomes
even more essential that existing
homes be kept in good repair.
There is nothing complicated
about obtaining such a loan. The
home owner simply arranges to
borrow the amount he needs from
his bank or other lending agency.
The loan is guaranteed by the
Federal Housing Authority to en-
courage lending agencies to ex-
tend loans for remodeling and re-
pairs.
Suppose, for example, a new
roof is needed. The chances are
an asphalt shingle roof will be
selected because it Is economical,
fire-resistant and colorful.
If the price of the new roof Is
$350-including the cost Of apply
ing it--a down payment Of only
$35, or 10 percent, will be re-
quired. Small monthly payments,
little more than $l0.50, will take
care of the balance of S315, spread
over a period Of two-and-a-half
years.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-19

aminations given in the Delaware
Cancer Detection Centers, it was
reported yesterday by DR.. H. S.
Rafal, director of the centers. The
detection centers are operated by
the Delaware Division, American
Cancer Society, and are financed
by the Cancer Crusade, currently
being conducted throughout the
state. The net cost of operating
the centers in the past fiscal year
was $14,479.50. The centers, he
explained, provide free examina-
tions for women 35 years of age
and older. Appointments may be
made by calling Georgetown 2-319
or Wilmington 2-4118.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-19

enter the Leipsic School and the
colored children who will enter
Clayton, Cheswold and Kenton.
These physical examinations are
essential to the child's well-being
and mental progress, and no par
ent or guardian should overlook
the urgency of this announcement.
One hundred per cent cooperation
is requested in bringing these
children to the place specified on
the day and date given. Immuniza-
tions will be done only with the
consent of the parent or guardian.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-19

Kenneth Smith, Mrs. 1. Burton,
Mrs. Harold Laggner, Mrs. Lloyd
Jones, Mrs. Robert Newman, and
Mrs. Glenn Busker. The combina-
tion of financial appeal and valu-
able information is a good one
men and women who give to the
Crusade are more likely to read
and remember the seven danger
signals.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-19
TO EXAMINE
NEW STUDENTS
Pre-SchO0l Examinations To
Be Held In Both
Smyrna Schools
COOPERATION ASKED

Pupils entering the first grade of
either the Smyrna White or Col
ored School in September, 1851,
should report according to the fol-
lowing schedule for pre-school ex-
aminations and immunizations.
Children who will be six years of
age by December 81, 1851 are re-
quested to report to the Smyrna
White School at am. on May 8
and colored children to the Colored
School at 8 am. on April %. These
announcements, made by Superin-
tendent George w. Wright, involve
also the white children who will