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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

Rabbi, he didn't understand bud
get matters and was leaving it all
to the government experts.
The Speaker of the Knesset,
Mr.. Sprinzak, has already ac-
quired a reputation for his wit.
When woman member exhaust
ing her allotted time, remarked
that since another member of her
party had failed to use up his
time, she would. use it, Speaker
SprinZak cut her short with the
remark that ''if any member fails
to use his time, the benefit goes
to the Knesset, not to any of the
speakers"
When another member of the
Knesset announced in advance
that he would speak very briefly,
Mr.. Sprinzak commented, lit
makes no difference whether the
member spoke briefly or length
lily as long as he didn't speak
more than three minutes"
Sprinzak appears to be counter
part of the famous humorous
Reed of the American Congress.
Probably Reeds best known
crack was the time when a Con-
gresham wound up his speech
with a great flourish that he
would rather be right than Presi-
dent. Speaker Reed called out,
'but the trouble is, you'll never
be either"
But the history minded can of
course find many kinds of early
resemblance between America
and Israel and especially many
parallels between America, and
Israel today.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19

In another recent debate in the
Knesset, one member, a rabbi,
from the Religious group, making
a speech on the presentation of
the budget, said he was like the
simple Jew who couldn't read the
prayer book and one day in
schulz. he said to God: "You
understand, God, l can't read, but
1 am sure you know what I
should pray, so l leave it all to
you" In the same way, said the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
Gainesville, Florida
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of the Knesset replying to the
Mapamnik said it reminded him
OF the follow who asked the me-
famed if it were true that an in
vention had been made to talk
with the dead.
1T is true" replied the me-
famed, "but the dead don't an
SWer."
Evening star., 1952-01-09
McGrath Declares FbI
Has Free Hand in Florida
BY the Assoeioted Press

Attorney General McGrath said
yesterday the FBI has been given
complete and unlimited author
ity" to track down persons re-
sponsible for recent violence in
Florida.
Mr.. McGrath also said he be-
lieves that progress is being made
and predicted enough basic ma
terial will be developed to war
rant a grand jury proceeding"
The Attorney General made the
statement to a delegation of about
20 persons. including racial, re-
ligious and labor leaders. They
called on Mr.. McGrath to ex-|
press grave concern" that no ar
rests have been made of persons
responsible for what they called
the reign of terror" in Florida.
They referred mainly to bombings
in the Miami area.
Mr.. McGrath assured the dele
cation that there won't be any
stone left unturned" in efforts to
solve the crimes.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Archbishop 0'Hara
Installed in Office
BY The Asseciafsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s.-The
most Rev. Francis O'Fiara today
was installed formally as arch
bishop of the Catholic See of
Philadelphia in the high-domed
Cathedral of SIS. Peter and Paul.
AS a choir chanted softly "Ecce
Saverdos Magnus" - behold the
high priest-his excellency was
enthroned by the Most Rev.
Amelto Giovanni Cicognani, apos-
tolic delegate to the United States.
The installation, a centuries
old ritual Of solmenity and splen-
dor, was witnessed by about 1000
priests and members Of the Cath
olic hierarchy. The cathedral was
festivity draped in the gold and
white Papal colors.
Archbishop O'Hara, fifth to hold
that title in the PHILADELPHIA
archdiocese that includes about a
million Catholics in Eastern
Pennsylvania. succeeded the late
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, who
died last May.
Archbishop O'Hara formerly
was president of the University
OF Notre Dame.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Faulty Records Blamed
In Release Of Z Bookies
by the Assoeiaied Press

TOWSON, Md. Jan. "a. Earl
Shipley, Maryland parole COM
missioner. said today his glour
never knowingly recommends
parole for some one who has not
paid a fine.
Mr.. Shipley explained his posi-
tion after it was learned yester-
day that two convicted book
makers had been paroled while
owing a total of $4,000 in fines.
The parole Office said records
at the House of Correction gave
no indication the fines had not
been paid.
A spokesman in the Governors
Office said Bradford Hauck was
Iparoled in October after serving
six months of a one-year term
and that Henry Fisher, who was
Iparoled last April, was sentenced
i'm December, l949, and May
1850. to consecutive terms Of six
months and two years.
Hauck's unpaid fine was $1,000
and Fishers, $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Truman Asks Agencies
Ito Promote CD Show
Among U. 5. Employees

President Truman has asked
Federal agnecies to give spe-
cial attention to the national
opening of the civil defense "Alert
America" show it was announced
today.
Today is Government Employees
Day" at the exhibit. being held
this week at the Departmental
Auditorium. To accommodate
Government workers in the vicin-
Iity during lunch hours. the doors
were to open at noon, an hour
early.
A letter to heads of executive
departments and agencies from
Donald S. Dawson. administrative
assistant to the President. said
that because Of the Importance
of full Government participation
in every phase of civil defense in
the event of an attack. it is de-
sired that as many as possible Of
the Government employees attend
this exhibit"
Public Attendance Urged.
The Presidents National Ad-
visory Council on Civil Defense
also urged the public to see the
exhibit. in statement issued yes
terday.
The District Commissioners
yesterday approved a plan to is
sue passes which would give cer-
tain pedestrians and traffic per-
mission to move freer during and
after an attack.
The city heads expressed some
doubt as to the effectiveness OF
the plan. 1t was pointed out that
a large organization would be re-
quired to make it work. Four
types of passes would be issued
The Commissioners yesterday
also approved the plan of Civil
Defense Director John E. Fondahl
to compile list of private trucks
which could be used in an emer-
gency. The plan is to include
with motor vehicle tag applica-
tions a plea to truckers asking
them to furnish information on
the quantity and type of vehicles,
where they are kept and who
should be notified II they are
needed.
Leaflets to "Alert" Area.
AS part of Civil Defense Week
the Civil Air Patrol will bomb
Rockville. Arlington and Alexan-
dria with leaflets tomorrow and
Friday.
Col. Donald Webster, command
ing the Washington CAP Wing,
will make available to civil defense
authorities six low-flying planes
and pilots. who will call area resi-
dents attention to the Alert
America" convoy.
The leaflets will fall on Rock
vile tomorrow and on Arlington
and Alexandria on Friday.
1t. Col. Donald Speirs, director
Of operations and training for the
National Capital Wing, has direct
charge of the project.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Rito Hoyworth Resumes
Film Job Thursday
Rx tha As,neintea brad,

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 9.-Rita
Hayworth, under suspension since
December 13 because she didn't
like the script of a movie, is slated
to return to work Thursday-on
the same picture.
The studio said Miss Hayworth
will return tomorrow to start re-
hearsals with Actor Glenn Ford
and Director Vincent Sherman.
The picture. Affair in Trinidad, :"
will be her first in two years.
Evening star., 1952-01-09

mot ill-no more than any one
else expecting a baby" The friend
did not name the hospital.
An earlier report had said the
conductors wife was seriously i'll.
This report was based on her hus-
bands cancellation of a Friday
night concert in Minneapolis.
The Stokowski's have a son,
born in August, 1850.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Friend Of Mrs. stokoWski
Denies Illness Is Serious
By fhe Asseeia.ed Pres.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9-Gloria
Vanderbilt Stokowski, heiress wife
of 69-year-old Conductor Leopold
Stokowski. was in a hospital today
expecting a second baby, a friend
said.
The 27-year-old Mrs. Stokowski,
the family friend said yesterday. is
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Mack Hops to Wake Island

HONOLULU. Jan. 9 (R.-Globe-
circling Representative Peter F.
Mack, jr., Democrat, of Illinois
landed his single-engine Beech
craft Bonanza plane on Wake
Island today after a hop of 1,645
miles from Two Jirna in II hours
and 30 minutes. He plans to take
of tomorrow for Midway ano
Hawaii on his solo round-the-
world goodwill fight,
Evening star., 1952-01-09
.Altrusu Club Dinner

The Altrusa Club of Washington,
a service group of professional
women, will meet for dinner at
6:15 o'clock tonight in the Brook
t. lingS Institution,
Evening star., 1952-01-09

THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. A.lg
WEDNESDAY
Evening star., 1952-10-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Angelo

NASH 81 Statesman custom Airfiyte:
sparkling maroon finish; Overdrive,
htr., clear Vinyl plas. covers. bed
arrangement: Exceptional In every
respect, Sl.595. 2.day money-back
il Hi. Il 4 sHNpERs, SS Wash's A'5iies Oldest
Ford Dealer (NA. 9s5O. lila Yer
NASH 1949 Ambassador custom, r.
and h., .overdrive. lifeguard tubes.
seq care; sl.#s5. owner, r. SM.
NASH 1851 rambler convertible;
radio heater, new blk. top, seat
4eS, 4ss4 & Wi; 54S ,v. MCNEIL I'VE EN- MoToRs y@ss
Open ewes. It'll Q.
NASH 80 super Ambassador; attrac-
tive cell blue finish; Airf1yte design
and appearances: an economical car;
fully equipped; hydramatic drive; a
EUsTiNP N1cHoLsoS Shy chevrolet.
Oldsmobile Dealer (WA. 1905, AP.
2O02). $500 BALTIC. ave-, Hyattsville,
NASH 1916 custom model 4-dr.
sedan: good cond.: must sell imme-
NASH NdAsifl' sSs Ss'9 3df ol'%ps nPasusy siS4 ce.n
excel. cond.. low mileage; pvt. own
er: Ss25 or best offer. 10. 2-2373.
NASH '46 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
excel. cond. and rubber. incl. Good
spare; best offer over $685.. DE. 149f.
NASH 81 super 2-dr. hydra; radio,
guar: 81 4a5. AKERS OIDsMO-
BILE-CADILLAC CO. Fairliagton
Shonping Center. Alex. Va. CV.
N.saMEs-1o4es M to 1o51s; $500 to
httX-
Williams and Mr. Baker have been
selling and servicine. Nash cars for
30 yrs.-they have the Nash know
how" and they are interested In
you will be quite sure to talk with
one Of them. For good deal on a
used Nash. see WILLIAMS & BAK-
Err. Goth and NJ sts NV.
OLDS 40 "6" 5-passenger coupe: seat
MOOR MOTOR co. Ford). 1896
Wis. ave. NV, OR. S093.
oLDS '3s 4-dr. black sedan; clean
inside and out heater gSooed motor
OLDsMoBnE so "ss" club coupe
49, aoeNERsa saS 9Th s tHS'fas AND ps
ne, AT. 6464. IA
| OLDSMOBILE '4g "16" 2-dr. sedan
| Hydra Matte. r. and h.. etc; Sl.275
| pvt. owner. DI. S539 Mon. after
| 5 pm. -l3
oLDS 1947 "6s" 4-dr. sedan; Hydra
Matte, r. and h. good cond.; $90l
or rest offer. WO. 67S4 after ].
OLDSMOBILE l949 de luxe "9S'
sedan; black. S-cylincer rocket
engine, 1 have owned this car sine
new; low mileage: has never used
quart of Oil; verv clean interior ant
outside; runs like new; terms cal
be arransed S1.595. 603O Sth st
NV GE. l132
Evening star., 1952-10-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
MERCURY 1910 0-dr. sedan: excel

MERcUKY 1s49 2-dr; sedan; excel,
1915 &C; eonV.; w. r. c'ITi and h.;
green finish; brand-new black top;
electric windows. A real. sporty car
that is IN excel. cond.; drive it and
see. S1.195. Your old car, REGARDLESS
ment. GREENWAy MOTORS. 5000
MERCURY '53 de luxe: hand signals
clock. r. and h; orig; mi. 3.425. One
Syneri ss 1lG Sa Sactiiiee tndSs BY seryceman,
1861 club coupe, Two +
choose from. R. and h. and cd;
outstand: buys. Guaranteed. S1.9o5.
ROSSLYN MOTOR SALES. INC.
l733 No. Moore ST.. Rosslyn. Va. ia
MERcuRY 1851 convert: :. and h.,
RosstYN MoToR SALES. INC; sSS
5A; 5Aa? 5-ssio MSi Moore ST. R0sslyn. va
MERCURY .1s4s convertible; needs
payment necessary: PINEY BRANCH
lMN99T0RS, ~; s-lis5. ,,,.. so,o
losos Brookmoor dr.. Silver Spring.
MERcIRY Mf; fH: 01se fa4s club coupe: dark
blue. r. and h.; Sl.295. JU. S-3157.
MERCURY 1949 4-door with over
f ff This Dosn cray sas bsaatg meass ass
had fine care and is equipped
with many extras. Carries 30-oay
owner-rated guarantee. and at a
sale price Of only 81 ,9a5. LOGAN
pI MoRR BOO co. Omen l1 evesihss esth St TIN n.y. y
MERCURY i949 conv.; green. T. and
h. plastic S. c.. spotlight. Wv.
tires; $4,000 mi; Sl395. RA. 1880
after Monday am.
MERCURY 80 club coupe equipped
RELIABLE WHOLESALERS. ssOl
Bladensburs rd.. Sill. Spr.. Md. JU.
MERCURY 81 four-door two-toned
sedan; r. and h., spotlight. back-up
lights. directional lights and many
other extras; A one-owner, low
teed 90 days. Fair trade and easy
terms; 81 1915. RELIABLE WHOLE
SALERS. SSO1 Bladensburg rd., Sill.
Spr., Md. JU. 7-96s1.
MERCURY 1946 blk. club coupe:
heater. clean. very good condition.
$3.50. Call RA. 3446 Sunday bet.
1913.
mEhCUhY OIL 4-Qr. SeQdn. OaTk
green. Overdrive. heater seat covers.
dir. signals, windshield washer: per
Orig owner: $1,000. WI. Oa7s.
NJ. G. mark 9: 10000 miles: 81 $50;
Call EN-. 2623 or FM. 4010. -12
MG 81 81 4S7; p% ssSS p 1P Ford AfS fSnsui; sui
p sts. NV. Est. 1928.
MORRIS Minor: orig. owner. 2.S73
miles: Ideal second car. Owner go
ing abroad; Sa99. WO. S592. ID
NASH '52 station wagon; 1000 NIL;
r.: and h. overdrive.. Wv. tires. re-
clining seats: this for S",36:Il: our
special, S1.S95; S495 down. "a mos.
to pay. EMBASSY MOTORS. INC,
18th and K sts. NV. RE. 1890. III
clean car that you may tsks to
Mo4oEs MesHSns sofe sPeciS Mis sseSw Ss wo sado st
NASH 81 Rambler convert; r. and
h.; low mileage; beautiful blue car
with black top. Wv. tires, Take, 1t
to your ooUp mschanie soThi3 Ettheut d, de- q
Wis. ave. WO. 5000. Ia
NASH AS Super 900 Club cpe.: seat
covers, r. and h.: completely over
hauled: ST95. EDGEMOOR MOTOR
c. (Ford). 5335 Wis. ave. NV"
NASH 1851 station wagon rambler;
excel; cond.; S1450. Call K1.
S-2ggS. Ia
Evening star., 1952-10-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

500, FLoopo foNTiAc' Il
PACKARD ~ Clipper 6; r. and h.;
owner; jet black finish; So. 5
eG~n; Gs' ave. cAsa.Ss sH. 5so4. l. CHAT il: |
PACKARD SO I35 de luxe: !. I'd
h.; ultramatic; new cond. inside
| out; SI.595; S135 down. CAPI Oh
PACKARD. 7911 Ga. ave. H.
PACKARD 1889 cony.; new front end.
brakes and lights; $3.50 or best otier.
PACKARD 4-dr; sedan, so model:
oyerdrive; excel, cond.; owner must
West hwy, Silver Spring. Nd.
PACKARD 1850 Super de luxe sedan:
Condition. si.5e5 q best efier.
sH VMU;;, 2S4l; eyes yes; ST.. 81; Ss2s; & ,,,-odt l2
dr.. sedan; r. and h., turn siensls,
cash: original owner, AP, $3.50,
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr. scd.; r. and
tires. one owner, 1000 miles; ST.
rLMotIH IN%a 4 49,, ~ - coupe; so2d d. eOnd.:
eond.; $3.50 or Or best ofieI ii CIR.
| 4.6l.
PLYMOUTH 80; GOOD cor dition;
Sl95 or best cffer. JU. 9-074e.
PLYMOUTH-'50 4-dr, de, luxe sedan,
radio and heater: excel. condition.
$3.50. .lt.!e AP. h-;,:.".
PLYMOUTH l946 club coupe: good
condition throughout. S695. 40
Rhode Island ave. ne. Ia
PLYMOUTH '4s 4-dr. special de luxe:
heater, low milssEe ssUo exSel cend. end.
PLYMOUTH 194s, 2-dr. sedan; r.
sood snS h. con nSde sss o out MsS S.
rd;; Bladensburg, Md. Pvt owner,
PLYMOUTH 80 coach; excel. cond..
9Fnis. Blk; lk.e paint r. and h. s2o6.
PLYMOUTH 1a49 station wason ex-
town; sacrifice. 1895. co. sl1%.
Y,IoUgH 10 A-tr. setan: he r..
So cov:rs ve:r pcs, end g.
PIy1l. uTH 1875" Gran rook a. r.;
ste. ling t:ay; fully EQUIP" ID, r. Sad
h.: s.. c; I'D bumper Gua. ds; s ,.
PLYMOUTH 1910 conv. Special do
luxe; excel. cond: r. and h, snot.
light; pvt. owned; Sl,a45. ov G,s7.
PLYMOUTH 40 2-dr. Spec. del,
blue. r. and h.. new seat G.. excel.
cond.. clean. 81 200. ia. 719o.
PLYMOUTH-1949 4-dr. Special del,
heater. $4,000 miles. excel cond !:
orig. owner. S1.150. GE. 6427. .
Evening star., 1952-10-12

Model 146-W; 14-ft. steel bodies. high
RACKS and top, 9.0Ox2O tires, ( speed:
less 10000 mi. MR.. SOLAR, after
Evening star., 1952-10-12

AUSTIN 194s English cdr; good
tires, good cond. good gas mile
age: $500 or best offer. WI. 4475.
AUSTIN 1913: 10000 miles: S50O or
best offer. RA. 6715. Evenings, Sun
Evening star., 1952-10-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 194s English a-dr.; good
ass s5SO sou or '0"a best ofef. S III: VI {4%5. ;E5.
AUSTIN 1913: 10000 miles: $500 or
best offer. RA. 6715. Evenings, Sun
AUSTIN 1s4s, .s0s7; so Austin.
JACK PRy. I4tE & p sts Est. 1923.
AUSTIN 1850 4-door Devon sedan.
Orig; owner. $685. or best ofier.
AUSTIN so 4-dr. Custom: heater;
ance: Ss95, Many other small cars
to choose from; low terms. NAN
NC. Both n SIDES sides Of fHfihsrHRAss IN and sts.
BUICK sedan; new AZ motor. in ex-
ccellent driving cord.; T.. and h.;
Y399; PVT; owner sH. 2026.
gei fef Eefp nsnce alss car AS $64i WIZ WI!
BUICK 1949 Super 4-dr. sedan; stand.
rams, r and h., many, extras; clean;
low mileage; privately owned; no
BUICK. 1880 Super 4-dr sedan:
r and n. custom seat covers, Dyna-
flow: low mi; excel. cond; Sl.75O
or best offer. BY OWNER. Vienna
BUICK 1850 4-dr. Riviera super sed.; :;
light gray: Dynaf1ow. Eze Glass,
r, and h.. rear speaker; quick sale;
BUICK 1917 Roadmaster 4-door Sc
dan; dark. blue. radio. heater, new
tires, excl; cond.. pvt. owner; $225.
BUiCK 1898 grey sedan; excel. cond.,
very good by; $3.50 or best offer.
BIJICK 1aia Sinner convert Dvna
black exterior. red leather interior.
Wv tires. Take this to your own
meGhanic WITHOUT deposit; S1.695.
REIL Ri soN6 MOTORS SOLO Wis. ave
BUICK - Super club sedan: stand.
ard shift: T. and h.; $4,000 actual
mi; dark green, with Wv. tires.
Car in excep. cond. in every, way.
ELI . MoToRs sSfe Is 0f 5ofS sRBFeS Wis ave. aye
Buick go 50 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan;
Dynaflow. =. and h., Wv. tires:
1900 actual mi; absolutely in
yGug mesRino SRnn Mo4oSs GtaSg' 5o1S dsDqS Wt
ave. WO. 5000. -12
BUICK 40 Super fully equipped; new
tires tires with with Il mos. guarantee ma,
BUICK 1910 black sedan; orig.
15al fna:h; r G.l1 H. eI eTce daa9 motor and body
BUICK '46 Super; motor excellent
recently overhauled; needs paint
Job: S475. Mr.. BREEDEN. AID.
1891 or DE. 970S. Ia
BUICK 1850 Riviera: r. and h.. Dyna :;
immac. inside and out; Wv. tires;
gSaranafSsed,. 2 & q. $I,sS5. ,RossLyN No:
st. RoaSlyn, Va, IA. 5-9330. -12
BUICK 1910 4-dr. Super; good rum
ming condition; 1947 motor; $3.50
or best offer. RA. S355.
BUICK so Super Riviera sedan: T.
and h.. seat covers. Dynafiow; pur-
chased new by diplomat; in beauti-
full cond.; S1,795. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1345 Que st. NV, DU. $500.
liz
BUICK ~ convertible coupe; r. and
h., black top, clean; 1895; 2-day
money-back trial. 4-month written
guarantee. HILL & SANDERS.
Wash Oldest Ford Dealer (NA.
9S501, 1lI4 Vermont ave. NV. -13
BUICK 81 Super Riviera" 4-dr.;
black, Dynaiow. r. and H.; an actual
13.000-mile car; like new; tinted
glass: real beauty; S2.395; 2-day
roney-hack trial, 4-month written
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer INA
lS1Ol MA Vermont ave NV II 2
Evening star., 1952-10-12
Army Surplus TRICKS
% DIIMP TRuCKC

Also so others including plckups.
panels. stakes. vans, tractors, van
trailers. platform .rai'ers, low-box
trailers. Gchool buses.
All MakeS-Terms-Tra
Evening star., 1952-10-12
GOLDEN RULE TRUCKS
TO EARN YOU MONEY

PICKUPS
'bi Chev at; well cared for; heater
40 Chev. l2-t.: attractive green;
ready to go; 1895
~ Stude. lat; sideboxes and pipe
racks.
PANELS
% .eond dnfesSi Ssasi ,'-'' ne" paint; excel.
'4s Ford 1T; new paint; clothes
to WORK work: sSs9:5 mariner Oiue' ready
PACKAGE DELIVERY
- Chev. Olson alum. body: Sl.1a5.
~ Intern; Metro; new paint; excel.
"a Dodge 2-t.; 2-yd.: inspect this
one, Si95.
'46 GMC ct; yds.; ready to work;
cANoPHY EXPRESS
dsins display and sf deiSery afS meTineh veheIe
HID. grill guard: very spec. S545.
80 Ford Hat; for 12' body: new
blue paint; SI,I95
- T. F05d ord, ilsss;; ssIs for 1a' body. New
GOLDEN RULE USED TRUCKS
A TRUCK THAT CAN BE DEFENDED
FSoM SfSb 4 t1p6S BEALEH YOU CAN DE-
LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
TRUCK CENTER
,i5!10 Baa.o; Ave. hyat,sYlIe; Md.
Smyrna times., 1952-08-28

The best is the cheapest Ben
JaInin Franklin
Smyrna times., 1952-08-28
WOMEN FOR BETTER GOV.
New Group to Hear DIR. Winifred
G. Helmer at Dover Sept. 8

g. Helmer at Dover Sept.
AS previously announced the new
political action group Women for
Better Government" will meet at
the Dinner Bell Inn on Sept. 8, at
$50 pm. An outstanding speaker
on women's role today will come
from Washington, d.. C for the
express purpose of addressing this
promising new women's organiza-
ton in our state. Dr. Winifred G.
Helmes is the Status of Women
Associate on the Headquarters
Staff of the American Association
of University Women in Washing
ton, d. C. Her topic will be Our
Responsibility as Citizens. This
will be followed by discussion OF
present issues and women's part in
their development. Representatives
from civic women's organizations
and interested individuals are cor
daily invited to send in their res
ervations for the dinner meeting
by Aug. Both to the secretary, Mrs
w. A. Miller, 327 N. Bradford ST.,
Dover. Phone 293s.
Smyrna times., 1952-08-28
WATER IMPROVEMENTS
TOWN OF SMYRNA. DELAWARE

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received in the Office of the Town
Manager. Town Hall. South Main Street,
Smyrna. Delaware, not later than Pm.
Eastern Daylight Saving Time September
IL. 1862 at which time and place they will
be publicly opened and read, and contract
awarded as soon thereafter. as practicable
for the construction of water main on
School Lane.
The project consists of the following ap-
proximate quantities of the principal items
Item I-7s0 Lineal feet inch Cast Iron
Standardized Mechanical Joint Pipe.
Item 2-1 Cast Iron Standardized Mechan-
ical Joint Cross 6" x 6" o" g..
Item "a Six inch Tees for Cast Iron
Standardized Mechanical Joint Pipe.
Item A Six inch Valves for Cast Iron
Standardized Mechanical Joint Pipe,
Item So Fire Hydrants with 5A inch
valve opening for Six Inch Cast Iron
Standardized Mechanical Joint Pipe.
Item GA Six Inch Plugs.
Each proposal shall be submitted in a
sealed special envelope furnished by. the
Town. which shall be filed out correctly to
clearly indicate its contents. If the pro-
posal is forwarded by mail. it shall be en-
closed in an additional envelope addressed
to the Town Manager of Smyrna, Delaware:
If submitted other than by mail, 1t shall
he delivered to the Town Managers Office.
Town Hail. 107 South Main Street. Smyrna,
Delaware.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
certified check in the amount of 1870 of the
proposal. made payable to the Town Of
SMYRNA.
Drawings and specifications may be OBJ
tanned from the Town Managers Office.
Town Hall. 107 South Main Street, Smyrna,
Delaware. on and after August Ia. 1852.
The Town Council of the Town of
Smyrna reserves the right to reject any or
all bids and to accept the bid. which in
its opinion best serves the interests of the
Town.
Bv Order of
The Town Council of the
Town of SMYRNA, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1952-08-28
Choral Club Making Plans

At an executive meeting of the
Smyrna Choral Club Tuesday night
plans for the coming season were
discussed and reports of commits
tees heard. The club invited per-
sons from this vicinity who like to
sing and perhaps would like to join
the group, to attend the first two
Fall rehearsals as a guest. First
rehearsal, September 9, at st. Pet
er's Parish House, 7:30 pm.