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OFFICE EQUIPMENT co.
639 New York Ave. NV.

PIANO, small parlor grano; excel.
condition and appearance; s545.
PIANoswReaa all Of these barssins
before you buy. .Hardman console,
1888 1888; sETaRSes' EnaSs. sasSn sasS gramDaap ha%aR
Other small and med s1zes, Sohmer
Fischer, Estey and others as low as
700. Every piano tuned repaired,
American storage Bldg. corner en- a.
trance, 2s01 Georgia ave. AID. 592s
% to $500. Evenings by appt. We
buy and accept pianos in trade. 20'
PIANO, Steinway upright. small, per
IA SsRSisifR aGs1c STORE ss issh
PLANO, standard. upright, dark wal
nut. S25; baby crib. maple. large.
Sl5. Pc not call unless interested.
pfANo.. IAN .1H1i uprirht. Kelso. cabinet rls grand,
siysr s1Gs sSnf sprinr, s1S9 HS 5u 5e 7sar Anss I'd
PIANOS FOR RENT-Compare our
low rates on spinets and consoles;
5n rent Ia3sr n4s and recsye sSeo e 9Tsait i y9S
MART. 1ol5 IT fth st. NV. Nss
PIANOS. grand, $475, excellent cond.
also apt. upright, $3.50; consoles and
sspinets greatly reduced. Your dol
lars worth more at RATNER'
MUSIC STORE; 736 18th st. NV,
spinets. Attractive styling, many
features Of more expensive pianos
free bench. delivery and service
Call CHI. 35l2 any time.
PIANOS-Governm employees. men,
bers of the armed forces, D C. en-
our special discount plan II they
arrange their own financing: choice
OF over 100 brand-ncw pianos oi
| many famous makes. Phone Mr.
Jones. ST. $500. THE PIANO MART
PiANosMwe have a few real value.
in. slightly. used and floor sample
Spinets and consoles, all good makes
and late models; pay as little as S25
down. the balance over three years.
Largest SslsetiSn @p1. Sf planes lsnh IN IN he
corner 18th and G SITS. NV, ST
PIANOS - Brand-new. famous make
spinet pianos, 1896; this offer made
eSssbf 81 b he Vo4d ySaGs srsest pso ES%
manufacturers: S25 down, balance
"a years. KITS. 1880 G st. i.,w,
lPIANoS-only s. per mo. puts a
our rental purchase plan; complete
tractively priced. KITS, 1890 G
lPIANOS-For the best in pianos come
to Campbells; we are exclusive rep
resentatives for Steinway. Sohmer,
Kimball, Gulbransen and Gable
pianos; our prices start at 1896;
generous allowance for your piano;
easy budget terms for balance. ASK
| about our rental purchase plan
! Come in and make your selection
now. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. II0s
at CampbelPs will you
find new Steinway pianos; come in
and see our display Of grand and
vertical models today; we also have
fine selection of Al reconditioned
Steinways: liberal allowance for your
piano. convenient terms may be ar
ranged. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO..
110S q st. DI. 1884. --23
PIANOS = BALDWIN Acroaonic spinei
and console models BALDWIN de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features Of small
grand and upright; full resonant
tone Baldwin patented full-hlow
action. lifetime durability Available
In wide selection Of eye-appealins
| cases In mahogany, walnut light
| oak avodite and ebon2
WwfsY TTWTUG Ar HYTf*Ax W6RfyM
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

NEW HAMPSHTRR HOUSE. i712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Newiy deco.
switchboard service. NO 1896.
1924 18th ST. NV.
Near Dupont Circle; maid service;
24-hour switchboard service: phone
in all rms; large comfortable rms. !:
single. SS,75 UP; double. $3.50 up
DE. 1850
BOLIVIAN CLUB, 1888 18th ct. NV
Refined businesswomen: csean.
bssutifully furn rms. Is. modern hs.
lady; second floor; next batheSsf5
month. CO. $500. fE
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

BEAGLES. 2 full-blooded, Axe reg,
8 mos. old, ready for training. Call
OV. 020S. -19
HEREFORDS-Top foundation stock
to registered polled bull; 3 large
heifers one with calf, and three 49,
mo heifers. All to be rebred at time
of sale Unusual opportunity to ac-
quire top producing herd. Phone
DE. 1924 weekdays only. lis
ONE BULL. s mos; old; l COW, 2 yrs.
old. JAMES SHAW. Sheriff rd..
Huntsville Md
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

OAK AND HICKORY FIREWooD for
liver. M. T. BROYHILL & SON,
Military rd and 31st ST., Arl. See
supt. on job or call ia. 5-7696.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE

STONE AND CEMENT WORN spe.
ctalizing In stone retaining walls;
5agstone. cement. JERRY LU
I-4756
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PIANOS
At Drastic Reductions for
June Sale

5teinway, grand, style NJ, mahogany
case; factory rebuilt Ike new new
case. factory rebuilt, new guarantee
Knabe grand, 5 #. 4 ms, mahog
case, factory rebuilt, new guarantee
Chickering, #. 5 ms, grand,
mahog. case, factory rebuilt. new
guar. The above pianos all sold at
drastic reduction on snl. down. pay
ment. 3 yrs. to pay the balance
Also special reductions on spinets
and consoles. many fine bargains,
especially priced for this sale; S25
down will deliver. 36 months to pay
the balance. DYNAMIC MUSIC, 1900
n ef =,
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WASHERS

Save on famous makes of automatic
and wringer washers. Check our low
prices. Open evenings.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl. OW. 7722
lis
WASHING MACHINE, Hotpoint, good
condition. $45. OIL. $3.50. -lS
WASHING MACHINES. up to 4OTs
disc. on al floor models; last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
ewes. till 9 ROYAL APPLIANCE Co,
1911 Nichols ave Sc. LU 4-7000.
WATER HEATERS, SIS up: guar
John G. Webster. USED APPLIANCE
CENTER 1909 1st st. s.e.. ST 6100.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

Large stock Of good used iumbel
pipe. boilers and radiators q
bargain prices. HECHMGER co.
18th and II sts. ne, AT 400
BULLDOZERS-H.D.-10, H.D.-I4. II
yard scraper, all excel cond. reas.
have to sell. SH. S442 lis
BICYCLE, girls. and other items
RA. 0973. 10
CALCULATOR, Monroe. electric
s13 14th st nv
CASES (2), large sliding glass doors
6 drawers; 2 large 4-drawer tables
> glass showcases; cheap. Week.
days, 306 Pa ave Sc ISS
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HouSeman-C Chauffeur
And for general housevork; live IN
or out. After p.m.. WO. Sl53.
RELIABLE, settled woman, g.h.w-.
simple cooking; nice home; willing
%. i've in; fond of children; 5h-day
wk.' every other Sunday. WI. 54OS.
CoLoRED FAMILY wishes elderIy
lady to take care of 2 children for
I'm: and board. small salary. La.
cOLoRED WOMAN. exper., eSh-wi for
family of 4: stay cpl. of nights; ref
REQ; good salary. OR. 374S.-19
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BUILDING MATERIAL
We have on hand a large amount of
flooring, framing lumber and doors;
forcing steel and angle irons: also
bricks, corrugated roofing tins. GEN
ERAL WRECKING CO., Brentwood
I'd. and w st. ne. MI. 6177. -2l
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Popular brands and models at sub
stantial savings Check our low
prices. Open evenings.
American Service Center
|5s5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl. OW. 7722,
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SURPLUS TOOLS

Picks and mattocks, 81; shovels,
$1.45; sledRes, S2.75; dig bars.
$3.50; CT cans, 81. GICHNER. 2513
M st. NV
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PAPERING

- 80 go ~
Fer Sa neat R elssR Rn% oeTk at st Fsas gaSo pries
PAINTING AND DECoRATING-Al
estimates cheerfully given. Call af.
ST. ssss' : O'm' c. E. wH1rLockss sa gN
PAINTING, by experienced painter
exterior and interior work: free esti-
mates; reasonable rates. r. OWENS
Hillside 1889 after $3.50. pm. Pa
patch plastering; white mechanics;
free estimates. TO. $3.50. -1s
PAPERMG AND PAINTING
Al work: estimates free. Cali MR.
BECKETT Nj 003O DO 405a.
PAPERING, 5 rms. 2-story hall house
low as $S5. White mechs. Cal
RALPH, NE. S14S; TU. 02le after s
PAPER BANGING. 81 UP per room
l95I washable surfast papers: wori
guaranteed GE 1888 GE 246l
PAPER HANGING
Prompt service; reasonable; good
work A. T. GEORGE. DI. 0106.
PLASTERING, new or old repail
ggugaarranteed; free estimates. IA
PIAsTERING REPAIRS. patches. ceil.
ings' partitions; reasonable rates
pinMbISd fni fhsai AND HEArNG-MNo ,o,
to small; 24-hour service; reason
able prices; registered In Distric
and Nd. UN. 1859. 10
IREFRlGERATORS REPAIRED aist
washers; guaranteed service
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
Days. UN 1912: eyes,. UN S57B
RUBBER AND LINOLEUM tile floor
installed by expert mechanic a
reas. prices; free est. HO. 397S
STONE (bondstone), applied over any
surface: beautify and increase value
of your home; free est. CAPITOL
CONSTR. CO., Bethesda, Md. WI
6OS6 or WI 4730.
wATERPRoOFING OF ALL KINDS
eem"nt work. all work guaranteed
ROBERT E. PRICE DI. 69a3. 49,
CONTRACTOR, bIdlder, brick work
cement, carpentry; 1st-class work
Ii. 6-5936. lis
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POULTRY. RABBITS 6 EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. 619 z st. NV.
poultry supplies ME. O0S9
200 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PUL-
LET'S, 12 wks. old, S150; baby
chicks, S11 per hundred; Muscovy
ducklingS. 40c ca. O. G. MAXWELL,
Lanham. Nd. WA. 1645 Ia
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware. oriental art objects, jewelry,
rugs siiyerware paintings. por-
traits; highest cash prices paid Call
MURRAY, IA 1898.
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HELP DOMESTIC

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, priyate
family; live in; other help employed;
regent 2. c. refs. req.; S25 wk.
CHILD CARE, G.H.w.-Locai refs :.
5ls days, 2 nights; $50 am, to
$50 pm; Silver Spring; start at
MAID, colored, till Sept. Is. age 30
-; to cook and help care for 2-yr.-
old child; live in: no heavy Cleaning
NO laundry. Must have good refs;
$50 week. OR. 1922. 80
MAID for s;h.w.. elec. kit. and laun-
Cry; cry; 5A days; to live in or out:
80 Call WO. 3091. -19
RELIABLE WOMAN for g.h.w. in
small apt. ! day per week, Friday
or Saturday. Health certificate re-
CURED. Call Atlantic 1857. or FIR.
MAID, g.h.w., laundry, cooking; e.
gay Wk; local reference required; !;
-. 90 weekly. Call WO. SS04.
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MOTOR TRAvEL

DRIVING to Central Illinois. LEAVING
June 30. Return July .. References
EXCHANGED. TO. $685.. 20
DRIVING back to Miami. help drive,
can accomodate 3. Ask for SOL
GRAY, District 212q.
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SuVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china, glassware and nric-a-
brac. D Milestone. North O3O0,
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1888 wis ave.
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TRIM

100, 900 #. new oak shoe at &c II
ACE WRECKING co.
1902 MINI. Ave. NE, LU. 4-05oC
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. power saws. powe
post hole diggers, power lawn NOW
RUST'S HARDWARE
roil,a Nhurnh Uo EA 1900
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REFRIGERATOR
CLOSE-OIJT

1850 and 1881 aE. WESTINGHOUSE
and Hot Point refrigerators at
greatly reduced prices: all in orig
boxes: STANDARD TIRE a. BAT
Terry. 10th and H sts. ne. Open
evenings TIL 9. Ii. 3-9o82.
RUGS, Oriental and Chinese, reduced
price. RARE RUG SHOP. 2427 18th
RUG. i2xI7. loop pile wilton green;
yds. stair carpet to match. Over
500 value; $3.50. shampooed. IA.
RUGS, 12x17. Persian, meshed, $500;
5..7 1sphahan, $3.50; small Orien-
tails, $25. Beautiful rugs for some
one. ! am leaving country. NO. 563p
SCALES. Detecto, walnut; practically
ssH; ssE; best offer. OIL, 1915. wi.
Shovel; "A yd., P, and H; gas
powered; motor Just overhauled. Cali
R.: E: LATIMER. GE. 1870. is
8 it.. U-shape. lighted.
$50; 9 It,, blond. lighted, S55; 4 II.
blond, $40: hot dog mach. $40:
twin wafie iron. $40; elec. grill. So;
elec. Sunktst juicer. S25; popcorn
warmer. SIS. OW. 9616, VI. OSs5.
SIDING rs OUR BUsINEss-Boand.
stone. JIM asbestos shingles. Insrl-
WI 6Os6 CAPITOL coNTR CO, s.
4210 pafhaed0 nakL.-l-
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China, furniture, silverwarA jewelry
and chinese art objects. N guam
ttty. CAL Louis Segal. eA2 6333;
eyes,. IN. 6766.
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LUMBER
FOR SHELVING

Wv 044AA 4ANS
Pondorosa No. .. 3 to 10 foot length.
8 to IL inches wide: fifteen thousand
free delivery. MR.. M. KRESSIN, 639
N. Y. ave. NV.
MOTORS. I/100 to 100 mp: and re.
duction gear; 6-440 colts; rewound
exch CARTY. 1909 14th. NO 0o24
OFFICE FURNITURE BARGANS-A
complete floor of used wal. mahog.
and oak desks. chairs. files. tables,
etc. H. BAUM d SON. 616 E st.
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BRICKS

One million good used bricks Call us
where bricks can be seen; will also
deliver. ACE WRECKING d BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO.. LII. 4-0500.
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ADDING MACHINE. R. c. Alien; liks
new: 10 column; best offer. CAMEO
APPLIANCE CO.. DI. 1898. lis
column capacity; S35. CENTRAL
2019 14th st. NV. -23
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs. elec.
tric. Reconditioned. Guaranteed
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
S13 18th st NV
AIR CONDITIONERS, new and re.
conditioned; sold rented. EXCHANGED
97es BISHOP EQUIPMENT co. ~
"AIR CONDITIONERS"
New 1851 models; 20se on list prict
for cash buyers; Installed IN regular
windows FREE. PARAMOUNT CO.
2160 Ga. ave. NV. HU. 1900.
AIR Condolences (2), Philco, q
h.p.. excel. .cond.: $3.50 each or best
offer. Call weekdays, Ia. 217S;
J sunday. RA. 1877. lis
AIR CONDITIONERS
Observation-Disclosures
A small deposit will assure Of . cool
summer. Call Ii 3-4I12 r. d M
REFRIGERATION CO. Authorized
fbonded) Service Dealer
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ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th STREET NV
Conveniently located outside rooms
with running water or private bath:
qlning room: SO q day up HU
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Boxer puppies, Axe, best of
pedigree, champion stock.
WA. BITS.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
At Fort BeIv0ir

have the words of Eisenhower
to live up to: "The engineers
those unsung heroes-haye
mastered the trickiest instru-
ments of modern warfare"
To get across their technical
instruction In bridging. Bel
voir's engineers have set aside
an area that Is the most un-
usual training site In the
United States. Here are 10
Gated Small-scale models of
the dozen or more types of
semipermanent bridges cur
rently used by the Army. After
receiving theoretical in5truc-
ton In nearby classrooms. en-
gineers are brought here to
assemble and disassemble the
model bridges until they become
familiar with each part. To
cap of their training. they are
required to construct a full
scale bridge. using prefabri-
Gated parts or local timber.
which they must cut. haul and
fashion just as they would in
a forward battle area.
Some Of the training effort
becomes a permanent part of
Belvoir. On the northern edge
Of the reservation. the students
recently built permanent type
bridge across Dogue Creek.
This bridge. capable Of carrying
a 40-ton load. will provide
access to heretofore unused
training areas. Each bridge
class adds a little OF its own to
this major project. which even
tually will stand as a monu-
ment to its training period.
The instructors in bridging
are all hand-picked men. pre-
ferably with combat expert
ence. Typical Of these is 1st
1t. Albert Faraci. 4817 Thirty
sixth street NV. 1t. Faraci
spent two years with an en-
gineer combat battalion in the
Pacific during World War III.
His outfit made initial landings
at Leyte and on Okinawa. 1t.
Faraci, recalled to duty early
this year. left his job as super
intendent of service at the
Hotel Statler to resume his
military duties. Sent to Bel
voir for a refresher course, he
was assigned to the bridging
section as an instructor on
floating bridges.
Belvoir's courses are given to
Evening star., 1951-09-30

engineers from India, several
from Brazil and one Of the
most recent ones, an enthusi-
astic captain from the Turkish
Army. Language difficulties do
not seem to bother these for
eign students: usually. they are
hand-picked by their own
Smyrna times., 1951-11-22
This Weeks
Social and
Personal
Events
WHITE LAMB NUPTIALs

Miss Bette d. White, daughter of
Mrs. Dorothy A. White. Magnolia
and Mr.. Charles Gerald Lamb, son
of Mrs. Thomas H. Lamb, Sr., and
the late Mr.. Lamb, were married
Saturday evening in st. Peters
Episcopal Church, Smyrna. The
Rev. Luman ]. Morgan, rector, per-
formed the ceremony at pm.
The bride had as matron of honor
and only attendant, her sister, Mrs.
James Fox II of Leipsic. Mr..
Thomas H. Lamb, Jr., Smyrna,
brother of the bridegroom, was
best man. The wedding music was
played by Mrs. Olive H. Stats, or
ganist. The bridegroom was grad
uated from John Bassett Moore
High School, attended the Univers-
ity of Delaware and served for
three years with the United States
Army during World War II. He is
a member of the Delaware State
Police, stationed at Dover. The
bride was graduated from the John
Bassett Moore High School. After
a wedding trip the couple will live
on Mt. Vernon Street, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-22
DRIVERS MUST
ADJUST HABITS
Warming Based on Past Ex-
perience Is Given by Safety
Council President
NOVEMBER TOP MONTH

Winter is moving in fast. and
unless drivers and pedestrians adj
just their traffic habits, the usual
seasonal upswing in traffic can be
expected"
This warning, given by John d.
Reeder, president of the Delaware
Safety Council, was based on the
traffic accident experience of past
Novembers, the month that con-
sistently shows a sharp increase in
traffic fatalities over other months
of the year.
The first snow, Mr.. Reeder point
ed out, usually is the most danger
Gus of the season. Many motorists
are caught off guard physiological
ly and mechanically, forgetting
that extra alertness and caution are
necessary to meet the additional
hazards of winter driving.
Reduced visibility and slippery
roads," Mr.. Reeder said, "are two
of winters traps for thoughtless
drivers. The Delaware Safety
Councils figures show that the
drivers vision was found to have
been obstructed in one out of five
fatal accidents during an average
year. OF these disbursements about
two-fifths were rain, snow or sleet
on the windshield.
Delaware Safety Council rec
ords also show that wet, muddy,
snowy or icy roads figure in one
out of five fatal accidents. In one
out of seven accidents the weather
was rainy, foggy, or snowy
1--WE can expect the kind of
weather responsible for such condi-
tions from now on" Mr.. Reeder
warned, "and the wise motorist will
protect himself and his fellow cit
liens by being prepared"
He advised all motorists to
check the safety equipment on
their cars NOW, emphasizing par
ticularly the following factors:
1. Equalized brakes
2. Good tires
3. Tire chains
A. Bright, well aimed lights
5. Defrosters
6. Heater
Lets cut the accident rate this
month";" MIR. Reeder urged, "by be-
ing prepared, by driving cautiously,
and by having health fear of win
ter traffic hazards.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-22

citation to the faithful members and
friends of the church and to the
neighboring churches of the COM
munity for their interest and CO.
operation. The presence and bless
ing of the Heavenly Father in the
salvation of men and the spiritual
awakening of the Church is great
cause for rejoicing and Thanksgiv-
ing in these days. The Methodist
Young Adult Fellowship will hold
their regular monthly meeting and
covered dish supper Friday evening
November goth at $50 pm. Mr..
Albert B. Griggs, DUPONT Attorney
of Wilmington, an excellent speak
er and entertainer will have the
program. The Willing Workers
Bible Glass will sponsor a
turkey dinner for the youth of the
church Thursday evening, Novem-
ber 29th at $50 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-22

LICENSE APPLICATION
Beckley's, Inc, intends to make applica-
ton for a license 70 sell alcoholic liquors
for consumption on and off the premises In
a restaurant located 2 miles N. of Smyrna
on DUPONT Blvd.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-22
OFFICER CANDIDATE SCHOOL
Army to Double Its Present Officer
Candidate Program to 10000

Army to Double Its Present Officer
Candidate Program to 10000
Sergeant James ]. Moore, Army
and Air Force Recruiting Sergeant
for the Smyrna area has announc-
ed that the Army plans to double
its present officer candidate pro-
gram. According to the local re-
cruiting Sergeant arrangements
are being made to graduate 10000
second lieutenants year instead
of the present 5000. The acceler-
ated oCS program win be launch
ed about January 1, 1852, but will
not reach top goals until the next
fiscal year, which begins on July
1st. Doubling of OCS graduations
is necessitated, Sergeant Moore
stated, by the urgent requirement
for young officers. This need will
be aggravated with the separation
from active duty of thousands of
reserve officers during the next cal
endar year. There are no current
plans to add new officer candidate
schools to those already in opera
ton. At the present time, OCS
classes are conducted at the Elm
gineer School, Ft. Belvoir, Va;
Signal School. Ft. Monmouth. NJ.
j.; the Armored School, Ft. Knox,
KY; the activation of these three
was just announced recently. Other
OCS classes are held at the infant
ry School, FIT. Benning, Ca; Artil-
lery School, FIT. Sill, OKLA; and the
Army General School, Ft. Riley,
Kans.
Prior to the outbread of the
Korean action, the school at FIT.
Riley, represented the Army's only
OCS Sergeant Moore said. 1t was
announced also that the Army has
eliminated the leadership course of
8 weeks as a prerequisite for at
tendance at OCS and that gradu-
ates will be required to serve only
18 months on active duty instead
of the "a months that was prev
iously in effect. In conjunction
with the announcement about the
doubling in size of the OCS classes
Sergeant Moore received a direct
i've authorizing his station to COM
pletely process and test those sligi-
bles interested in enlisting into the
regular army as ::Of1cer Candidate
Applicants. This means that ap-
plicants in this category no longer
need make many trips to take
physicals, tests and interviews. The
complete processing can be COM
pleted at the main station head
quarters located in Wilmington,
Delaware during one visit. Those
High School graduates who are in
terested in attending OCS are urg-
ed to contact their local recruiting
sergeant located at 1091a LOCKER
man Street, Dover. Phone Dover
4048. -
Smyrna times., 1951-11-22
CARE FOR KOREA CAMPAIGN
Women's Clubs Sponsoring Drive
to Provide Packages for Orphans


to Provide Packages for Orphans
The General Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs is sponsoring a CARE
For Korea campaign to provide
packages of food, warm blankets,
and clothing textiles for South
Korea's war orphans and refugees.
With their country devastated by
the passage of armies over 1t four
different times, there are at least
five million men, women and chill
dren homeless refugees. Mrs. Cum
minis E. Speakman Sr., chairman
UNESCO for the Delaware State
Federation of Women's Clubs, has
issued an appeal, stating in her
own words: 1--WE who have so much
to be thankful for must not fail to
share our plenty with those who
have so little" Give your contri-
button to your local Womans'
Club, your local bank, or send it
directly to Care For Korea, 20
Broad Street, New York, 5, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-22
Services at Friendship Church

Services at Friendship Methodist
Church, the Rev. A. Jassen Blum
don, pastor, for Sunday, November
rs, will be morning worship, $3.50
am. Mr.. David Randolph, Confer
ence MYF president, will be the
speaker. The theme will be Mas
tering Mysteries" Sunday School
at 1890 am. with music by the
Youth Choir.
Smyrna times., 1951-11-22
AsBURY METHODIST CHURCH

Revival Services Closed Sunday
Evening-Services for Nov. rs
Services at Asbury Methodist
Church, Rev. w. L. Beckwith, pas
tor, for Sunday, November 25th
will be: Morning worship, message
by pastor, IL am; Sunday School
Mr.. Harry c. Johnson, general SUI
perintendent, 10 am; evening SER
vice, 7.30 pm. The Youth Choir
will sing. The old-fashioned reviv-
al closed Sunday evening. The
pastor wishes to express his appre-
Smyrna times., 1951-11-22
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