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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
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am |. April 1858 in Kraft treten

Bonn. -- HaS Bun0esfabinett
ipiro iih in elmer ieiner nddften
Gitungen nit benz Gnttpurf elmer
Samilenrehtsreform befaiien. Der
iett bonn Observation-Disclosures
naf ldnaerer 8orarbeit fertia aes
ftellt ipurbe. Cine 9lenoerun9 oes
beitebenben sSamilien- unb @bere4ts
I'M Hahmen hes biiraerlihen @eiebs
buhes 1T burh bas Grunnaeiee not.
tpenbig aetporoen, bas bic polliee
@leihberedtiauna Der @eihIedter
beitimmt.
Snsbeion6ere oas gberedt miro
In bem nellen @eiebenttpuri entihei=
beno abaeGnbert. @Gbrenb bas 8iir=
aerlid)e @eiebbuh 6em Ghemann
bisber bos alleiniae Gntiheibunas=
re&t in allen aemeiniboftliden ,sor=
gen, gum 8eiipieI 8obniib unb Nas
menaebung Der &inoer s,taeitano.
iiebt Der gnttpurf in 3ufunft Gleih.
berehtiguna Der Gbeoatten Dor. Ser
i'm Bunbesiuitiaminiiteril1m cine
2eitlung befiirtportete Mustpeq. bel
nniiberipinbiden Meinunasperid)ie.
henheiten cine amtIide Sdie6sItelIe
ansurufen. lit ieood fallen aeIaiien
tporben.
DEM @hemam tper6en niht nur
Mehte, ionbern ouf Der anberen
Geite audi cine &eibe bon 0erpflid)-
tlrnqen abaenommen. @r ion nidt
mehr aQein ,lnterbaltspflidtia iein.
Mua Die gbefrau lit nerpfIi9tet aum
unterbalt ber ssamilie nod) @rdften
beisutraoen.
Ser 6eutime 9lfa6emiferinnen.
gunb bat iid bereits in elmer gteI=
ntgnabme au ben 0ororbeiten oes
gunbesiuitiiminiiterium baqeaen
ousaefproden, bob bic fdusar6eit
6er ssrdu eiaens dIs geitraa 3um
unterholt ber isdmiIie be;eimnet
ipiro. Wan ioQe bic Meael, baB bic
sSra1 ihren geitroa ourf, !6ollsor=
bett Ieiitet, nidt als reine 9lrt 9lus.
itdbmereht" normieren.
Cine onbere sSrauenoraaniiation,
Der Deuti6e ssrauenring, bate nod).
briidli& aefor6ert, baB bic ,srau me
ber aun auberbGuslihen Nerlf ae-
Stpuneen, nod BON @eieees tpegen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24

Truman: ,Sie iollten Qerehtfertis=
ten StoIa barauf leaen, ipelden ae=
tpaItiaen ssortidritt bic Gereiniaten
Staaten bel Der 8ieoerberlte1una
6emofratiider Met b 0 b en- uno
tpirtihaftIiher StabilitGt in Deutif,=
Iono erreid)t boben. Seit mebr ais
brei Sabren hoben Gle iih in uniez
rem Yemiibun9en BORT fiibreno be-
titiat unb Sie baben all ben Grrun=
eenihaften auf bieiem @ebiet einen
aroBen 8eitraa oeIiefert. rniere aufz
aefIGrte Golitif lit Oeutihlonb 1T
untrennbor bon unieren llnternebs
munaen fiir sSrie6en unb Gid,erbeit
in Der Qansen .@eIt."
McGIoD ipir6 pordusIimtIih feline
9(ntpaltspraris il, 9ielp Nort ipieber
aufnebmen. St ibieb 1910 aus iei=
ner oortiaen sSirma aus. Inn Miii=
ltent bes bamalisen arieas=Sefre=
tGrs III tperben. lleber stpei Sabre
lang tpar er Srdiibent unb Grriiter
BET SnternationdIen 8anf fir @ie,
beraufbau u1b GriAlieSuna, biz er
am tS. Mai 1910 sum 6ohfcm=
miiiar in 9euti6Ianb ernamt ipurs
be.
Bonn. - gei einem Mbidieoss
empfana. ben bas bipIomatiihe
3orps su Gbren Sobn S. McGlops
peranltaItete. iprad elmer Der ssiih=
rer ber beutiden 'Sreien Denofrati=
ihen Eartei. Martin euler, benz
ideibenben 6od,fommiiior bobe sln=
erfennuno aus. bafiir. bob er iia 10
gut oer slufaabe entIeoiat hdbe. bic
gesiebungen stpiihen Sieaer rnb
geiieaten su elmer Bortneridaft be-
frelln6eter Ssolfer lmsuaeitaIten.
euler iaate. McgIop babe iih nehr
ais eli, gptidafter bes ollten gsiI=
lens eripieien als Sober &oniilar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
meCIoy ais !, ,Botsehafter
des guten Wi||ens''
Rvsektrtt mach drsioshriser Toetiskeit ais
Hoehkommissor

Watbinaton. - BrGiibent Erus
man nabm ben 9}iiftritt Sobn S.
McGIops ais Il. S.=6ohfommiiiar
fir Teuti4lanb NIT benz slusbruf
oufri4tigen 8ebauerns an unb er-
nannte ben 8erufsbiplomaten Bal=
ter s. Donneup au Mcglops giad)=
folaer ouf ieinem Soften in Bonn.
Mls Nahfolger Donneups. Der
bisIana 8otidofter unb Sober &omz
miiiar ber Il. g. in Selterreih tpar,
,puroe 9leipeIlnn e. Tbompion,
ebenfaQs Elm Deamter bes a,lslpdr=
tisen OieniteS, ernannt.
McGlop, ber ebenaIs HrGiibent
ber internationalen Belt.8anf mar,
Qibt feinen offentlihen Tienit mad,
elmer MmtstGtiafeit bon brei Sobren
oui. 60bepunft ieines @irfens 1T
Oeuti9lanb tpar bic llnterseihnuna
bes neuen norlGufiaen sSriebenspers
traas NIT @eitoeutihIanb unb Der
iibriaen gereinbarunaen. bic Der Be-
fatunasepo6e in 0eutidIano elm
Gnbe mahen un6 @eitbeutihlanb
militariid nit sem 8eiten uereinen
iouen.
Ser 9(mtsantrit Oonnellps ipirb
unaefabr fit ben /. Iuguit erlpar.
tet.
Sruman benubte bic Mnfiinbi=
quna oes Gerionenlpehiels AT einem
9lppeu an bic beutihe 8unbesrepu=
blif, ben bonn 8onareb bereits ae.
biQi9ten Gertraa iu rotifisieren.
Sic rgumbesrepubIif 9eutihIanb" -,
erfldrte Srrmon. hot Nun cine aro=
se @eleaenbeit. lid, ben onheren Na=
tionen bes freien europa babel an,
5uihIieBen, ben 'Srieben lmb Sort
thritt Der &eIt su iidern. i"
Sobalb ber 8ertras ber 8eit.
madte NIT @eltbeuti9Ionb in &raft
tritt. tpirb 0onnelp borausiihtIih
aum eriten 8ptidafter ieit benz &ries
&c lit 9eutid,lanb. BGbreno Der leb=
ten ;ipei Sabre mar er in 8ien. bod,
lit er ouf ben neuen Boiten in
Geutihlano ihon ieit Monaten por=
bereitet iporoen, ieifbern DicglopS
Mbiidt, suriifslitreten. befannt
tpurbe. Ser 56iGbrige 0onnellD. ber
lett brei Sabr,ebnten inn Sienit Der
Meaieruna unb Der Diplomatic itebt,
ftammt aus Seem 6anen. Conn. eei=
ne Eatiafeit rintete ii9 friiber in
Der 6auptiohe allf siibamerifa; er
mar 8oti&after in Gotta 3}ico l,no
0enesuelo. bepor BrGiibent Srllnan
ihn auf ben 8iener Hoiten berief.
Tbompion lit felt sipei Sabren 8ot=
idaftsrot in Hom. AZ Sabre alt uno
in Sos 9lnirf1as, Colo, aebcren.
Sn ieinem Sd,reiben an McGloD,
NIT benz er beiien &iidtrittserflG=
rllna onnabm, erflGrte lSrdiibent
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
700, 900 Krofffuhr-
zevge in Bayern

Milnf,en. - Die 2ahI Der aroit,
fahrieuge i'm gapern itiea ppn 275,.
600 i'm Sabre 1896 auf 100000
I'M Sabre 1852 an. 155,2O7 ppr-
iiberaebeno itillieaenbe 8raftiobr.
sellae iino in bieier 3ahl entbalten.
Nah DEN aeaenipartiaen geltano
entfalIen auf ie 1000 Ginipobner
n &raftfabrseuge. Ten srobten 9ln-
tell an bem @eianmtbeitanb raben
Die &raftrGber, bon benen $4,000
ermittelt lpiirben. Die 3abI Ser Ber-
ionenfraf ftlpagen betrGat t61,OO.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
HitzeweII Ie veber
Deutschland

6untbure. - Die felt mehreren
Saoen anbaltenoe Soiee brahte i'm
gunbesaebiet ioohittemperoturen
npn iiber 80 8rdb ,sobrenheit im
Sd,atten. Sn Stopten ipeid)te Der
9liphalt auf; Giienbabnaeleiies
oebnten 'iih in Ser Site, ipbab es
brei 3usanfaae aab. Sn &oIn erlit=
ten aht Menihen einen Sitid,laa.
IN Der &6Iner llniperlitGt bred,en
tGaIidb etlpa 20 Stuoenten lit Der
.Sibe ,uiunmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
Tenofratiide Gor<

Ghicoso. - Temofratii6e Gor<
teifiibrer arbeiteten einen &ompro=
m1niBporidlaa aus. in benz geitre>
ben, ben &onflift lit ibren Geiben
elm Gnoe Al mad)en. 8ertreter bes
9toroens iaaten ipfort poral,s, oaR
ooollrd, bic &ebelIion bes Siibens
perbinbert tpiiroe, ipeId)e brobte,
Ieit bic &onpentinn ein 9opalitGts=
peripre6en burhiette, fpeId)es es
ben Oen,pfraten in ben Tirie Staa=
ten sur GfIi6t mo6en tpiirbe, bic
Nominierten ser &onpentipn al1f
Die Stimmsettel ibrer Staaten slt
lesen. Der &ompron,ib ipiirbe oos
Fropiiio biniufiiaen, bas fein Oe=
leoierter aestplngen tpGre, @eiebe
ieines Seimatitaates pber 9feaeln
'einer Staatsfonpention I'll berIet=
ien. Ser 8ompromiB oiIt MIR fir
oieie &onpention. Die Iirie=8ertres
ter lna6ten aeItenb. baR Staatsae=
lete unb Staatsfonpentipnen felt
ltellen, hab lie in feiner @eiie ne,
bltnocn ieien. &anoiodten ober 9ea=
tionalfonpention su unteritiieer.
Soipeit maht bic ben1ofratiihe
aonpention ben Ginbruf elmer
,sudsioao hur6 Elm NinenfcIp.
iSlir Mittpod, iporen bic 9tominie>
ritnqen boroeiehen. aeiauper. !6or,
riman. &uiieu l,nb aerr periuhten.
oem ihlauen Gtepenion ben 8eo
obiuid,neioen. bepor er bos 3ieI Ell.
ner Nominierl1na in erIter S(bitim.
mlma errei6en fonnte. 9efouper
llno !6arriman perhanbeIten miteiu=
amber in benz geltreben, lire ae.
meiniame StGrfe hinter ben einen
oher BEN anberen fit bic Noniuie,
rllna sli itellen nber einen britten
-9iberalen &anbibaten" su unter,
itiiten, tpefher peripriht. bic Vohr
oes 'sair GeaI Al beidreiten.
Steperion. ser @ouperneur pon
Suinois, hotte peri6iebentIih qebe,
ten. i'm niht NIT ser Nominier,1no
All plaaen. st bate aber audi feii1
einiiaes MaI aeiaat, oak er iih Ell.
mem Oraft tpiberieten ipiirbe. slui
ieinen 9onopaaon ietten iih 2315
Der bisber unperpfIihteten 80
stimnen 9telp sseriens. @iseprdii.
bent garflep, erbittert uno aebrod)e.
men Screens, batte iith suriifae,o,
gen, ipeil ct bon Der @rbeiteridaft
i'm Sti6 aeIaiien iporben mar. Mat=
geber 6es @eiRen Sauies Iie6en
perlouten. GrGiioent Srlman aIau=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
Virginia Hill wohnt
ietzt nohe SuIzburu

Wien. = Tir9inia Sill, Die Bel
ber ariminalnnteriuhuna GoitelIos
ala 8e,,ait pernommen tp,rbe. haIi
lid nun in Seiterrei6 auf. Sic
rBelt am Montas" ia9t fpeiter, oaf
lie fiirsIih NIT ibrem @atten. benz
Oiterreid,iihen Sfi=9ebrer Sans
6ollier. Elm 8erabaus nabe Sal,,
turQ beapq.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
Daenischer Koenig stottet
Greenland Besueh ub

&openhosen. - aonia sSriebri4
ber 9ieunte lit an gorb ieiner Sadt
v9onebroa" in ssdrinqerhart an
Der @eitfiiiie GronIdnbs eitlaetrof.
fen = sum eriten MoI ieit 81 Sab.
rem. baB elm bdniiher Monar,h her
Mrftisfolonie einen 8eiuh obae-
ftottet bat. Sic amtlife Bearlbuna
mar in Gootbmb. Der Sauptitabt
GronIanbs aepIant. aoniain sSn.
ario lit i'm ssllia5cua BON bier abae.
floaeu. Inn iih nit bent &onia III.
fanmen nod @obtbaab au be9eben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24

bdpon dbaebalten tperben 6arf. Dte
arun6iatlihe ssreiheit Der 8erufs.
tpabl beioer Gbeaatten eraebe iid
aus Der gerfaiiuna. Gor allen biir.
fe in bas Geleb feine Gerpflihtlne
Der sSrau sllr unentaeItlihen Mits
arbeit aufaenommen lperben. oo bic
le praftiih fait INNER aeaen bic
iSrau dlisilfIoaen lpiirbe.
Sn llebereinitimmuna nit allen
befraaten Orsaniiationen ipuroe il,
ben Gnttpurf bic 8eitimmuna auf=
9enommen, BAH Der 9tome bes Mans
neg na6 alter Srabition arun6iGb.
lid ols iSamiIienname QeIten iolI.
Sebod bat Die @befrau oos Meht,
beim Stanbesamt su beantraaen,
ibren MGbhennomen an Sen ;Sami-
liennameu an;ubGnaen.
Sn Der SeffentIihfeit tparen GIG=
nc obNelebnt iporoen. oaR aud, Der
WGo6enname Der israu als 'Sami=
lienname aelten iollte. Man hattie
bier aeltenb aernadt, baR elm brins
gen6es Sntereiie Der OeffentIidfeit
an elmer aetpiiien &ontinuitGt 6es
Namens aeeeben iei.
0ie itrittiae iSraae bes ebeli6e,,
@iiterre6tes. Die beionbers bel iebr
pielen Gad)frieas Gbeiheibunse,1
cine 3olle ipielte, ioQ iebt babin ae.
lott luerhen. baB Der aemeiniam por,
ben Gbeleuten crlporbene v3uae.
lpinIt" III Der Gbe ie nad) Dem Ser
noaenserlperb Der Gbelellte geteili
iperoen foQ, ipenn ii& bic gbeaatter
trennen.
@runbidbIi@ fou na4 ber neuen
Reaelung Giitertrennuna atpiidjen
ben Gheleuten beitebcn. Ser Mann
bat alio niht mehr bds 9tubunqs-
reht am 0ermoaen Ser Gbefrou.
Sas Ieste @ort in ber ainberer.
'iehuna ioq benz 0ater mad, ,pie 30,
perbleiben. Sic Wutter iolI ieboG
bos Heht erboIten. beim 0ormun6.
i4aftsaeridt bic gntiheioungsae.
ipalt au beantroaen, tpenn 6er Na,
ter niht sum @oble bes Rinbes ent,
i9eibet.
0as 8lm6esiuitisminiiteri,.m boi
als Sermin fir bos Snfrafttrete,,
bes @eieses ben 1. Mpril 1858
poraeieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
Sowiets verkuufen in
jerusalem bineIn

Stuttaart. - Sn Seruialem lit
- laut GDang. Sreiie6ienlt 8iirt=
tembera - Elm io,pietii4er 8uhlas
ben eroffnet iporben, in Dem man
neben ben perid)ieoenen, GrseuQnii=
fen Der SotpietIiteratur au niebriqen
Ereiien auCh 8ibeln fauien fonn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
Fo|gen der Einste||ung der in
Russ|and erscheinenden ,,Amerika"
In dem neuen Propasondokries zwi.ehen' den U. S.
vnd Ru.sIond wrd Mo.kov wohI das 'etzte
Wort behoIten.

or1ft ipurben unb ben 2ped befoIas
ten. bic Seier iolpeit einsuidiihtern
oab lie bic 3eitihritt obbeltellten
@Ieihseitia purbe pie 2enlur II
peridarit, oab aanse slrtifeI heraus'
aeltrifen lplirben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24
Tverkische Offiziere
nuch Deutschland

Ntanbll. - IS tiirfiihe Oiiis
slere perihiebener 9ienitaraoe ae-
ben I'M Gabmen bes 9tSlSO=Gro.
aramnnes nad 0eutid)lanb, Inn lire
ylllsbilouna bel ben bort itationierten
llSsl Streitfraften au nerpou=
fp1nmnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24

Gin aroBer amerifoniiher Sell
fopter erbeutete elm ruiiiih eebautes
Ollienflllaieua binter Den feinoIihen
9inien III &orea unb brahte es fir
Stubilm iuriif. Gr trua cs, iuie ei,
Selifan einen erbeuteten Slid trdst.
lleber 90 amerifaniide SGaer biens
ten ais 0efuna.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-07-24

unb Ientiiten ouf $7,743 bradten
Smyrna times., 1952-07-17
This Weeks
Social and
Personal
Events
GnL-KINsEY WEDDING

Miss Elizabeth OReilly, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Norman Gill, Philadel-
phi. Pa, and Mr.. Charles Kinsey,
son, of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kinsey,
Smyrna were married Saturday,
July 5th at pm, in the Pilgrim
Holiness Church, Harrington. The
Rev. Grier Baker oficiated. Miss
Lois Rickerson played the wedding
march and a musical recital pre-
ceded the ceremony. Miss Ruth
Ann Baker sang vocal solos. Mr..
Norman Gill gave his step-daugh-
ter in marriage. She was attended
by Miss Dorothy Melvin as maid of
honor. Mrs. Herman Woikoski,
aunt Of the bride and Miss Edith
Mae Kinsey, sister of the bride
groom were bridesmaids. Miss
Marilyn Sherwood, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Sherwood was
flower girl. Mr.. William Kinsey,
brother of the bridegroom served
as best man. The ushers were Mr..
William Deschamp, cousin of the
bride and Mr.. Donald Kinsey
brother of the bridegroom. The
brides gown was of white satin
and chantilly type lace. Her fing-
ertip length veil was attached to a
lace heart-shaped headpiece trim
med with seed pearls. She carried
a bouquet of white roses and glad
iolas. The flower girl wore a white
organdy dress, white gloves and
bonnet. She carried a basket of
pink gladiolas. The maid of honor
wore pink taffeta gown, match
ing headdress and carried nose
CAV of roses. The bridesmaids
wore yellow and green taffeta
gowns with matching headdress'
They also carried a nosegay OF
roses. The brides mother wore a
navy floral dress with white acces-
sories and a corsage of yellow rose
buds. The bridegroom's mother
wore a pink floral dress with white
accessories and a corsage of white
rosebuds. Following a reception
at Harrington Century Club, Mr.
and Mrs. Kinsey left for wedding
trip through Pennsylvania ano
New York. The bride, a graduate
of FELTON, High School and Allen
town Bible Institute is now EN-
ployed in the Court House at Do
yer. The bridegroom attended
Smyrna High School and is engag-
ed in farming near Smyrna, where
they will make their home.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-17
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals for supplying convey
ance and transporting school children to
and from School will be received by the
State Board of Education at its office, Do
yer, Delaware until l o'clock PM. Tues
day. July %, as follows:
New Castle County Route No. 9O-From
Lees Chapel, Ebenezer and Townsend Dis
tricts to the L. L. Redding School No. 1870,
Middletown.
New Castle County Route No. 91-From
Matthews Corner and Odessa to the L. l..
Redding School No. 120, Middletown.
Note: Bidders on New Castle County
Routes No. 80 and No. 81 must
anticipate using new equipment.
New Castle County Route No. 27-From
Bay View to Odessa School and high
school pupils from the Odessa District to
the Middletown High School.
New Castle County Route No. 14-From
Matthew'S Corner and Fieldsboro to Town
send School.
New Castle County Route No. 15-From
MAYORS Corner and Pine Tree to the
Townsend and Middletown Schools.
New Castle County Route No. 24-From
Oak Hill to the Clayton School.
New Castle County Route No. 52-From
Delaney to the Clayton and Smyrna
Schools.
Kent County Route No. 15-From Black.
iston's to the Clayton School.
Kent County Route No. 62-From White
Hall and Leipsic to the Smyrna School.
Kent County Route No. S2-From Blancc
and Kenton to the Booker T. Washington
and VIM. w. Henry Schools.
Kent County Route No. S4-From Black
istons. Clayton and Smyrna to the Booker
T. Washington and the VIM. w. Henry
Schools.
Kent County Route No. 85-From Vernon
and Harrington to the Booker 7. Wash
ington and the VIM. w. Henry Schools.
All bids must be on the official bid form
which may be had upon application to tn,
State Board of Education, State House An
mex. Dover, Delaware.
Bids will be considered on the basis O
comparable equipment. Contracts will b.
awarded or rejected as soon as possible
after the date of opening proposals. Th
right is reserved to reject any or all bids
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Dover, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1952-07-17

Davis, Milford; Raymond Welch,
Harrington; Mary Eleanor Friedel,
Viola; Billy Ray Collision, Harring-
ton; Peggy Ann Adams, Harring-
ton; William Knots, Smyrna; and
Donald Conard, Dover. Others
participating in the days contest
were: Bob Yoder, Madalyn Baker,
Kay Bowdle, Janet Collision, Ron
aid Collision and Clifford Outten of
Harrington; Elmer o'Day, FELTON,;
George Robbins, Jr., Bill Davis.
and Jack French of Milford; James
Cannon of Andrewsville; Bobby
Collision, William Collision, Charles
Grampp, Ruthellyn Long, Arts
Virdin, and James Clendaniel of
Dover; Purnal Friedel, Jr. of Viola;
Thomas Nickerson, George Wilson,
Charles Demsey, William Knotts,
Kenny Moore, Albert McClements,
Kenneth Wilson, Gilbert McClem-
ents, and Gene Short of Smyrna.
Judging started at $3.50 am. at
the farm of Ray Collision near Yer
non with two classes of Jerseys,
aged COW and heifer. On the farm
of Maurice Adams two classes of
Holsteins were judged: aged COW
and heifer with written reasons on
COW class. After lunch two classes
of Guernseys: aged cow and heifer,
were judged at the farm of Arthur
Tatman's near Greenwood. The
last farm visited was that OF
George Simpsons where two class
es of Ayrshires were judged: COW
and heifer classes.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-17
Pers on ais

Mr.. and Mrs. Warner w. Price,
Jr., and their children, Warner w.
III and Ann Carroll are spending
July at Nantucket, Mass, where
they have taken house for the
month.
Miss Anne Wilson is spending
two weeks as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Stempel at Canaan, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Moffett and
their children, John, Alfred, Jr. and
Patricia Ann, of Sarasota, Florida
are on an extended visit in Della
ware. They were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Heinold, near
Smyrna, and will also visit at Re
hoboth Beach and Wilmington.
Mrs. Lois Moylan, of Pomona,
Cal, is the guest of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles M. Gee at their home in
Lake Como Gardens.
Mrs. l.. M. Price has gone for
an indefinite visit with her sister,
Mrs. Harry P. Kellep, Wilmington.
Miss Gail Lurty and Miss Kay
OConnor have returned after
spending two weeks at Camp Todd,
Md, where they had been awarded
camperships. They are members
of Smyrna Girl Scouts Troop 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lebel and
sons, Kenneth and Noel, are vaca-
tioning for two weeks in Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Eglit, and lit
tie Gene, spent Sunday with hei
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Hol'
lingsworth and sons in Hockessin.
Mrs. Louise Hengst of Smyrna
spent a week in Rehoboth Beacf
with Miss Dot Copper and Miss
Lois Made of Rehoboth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huetger o.
Philadelphia and sons, spent
week with MIR. and Mrs. Loui'
Hegesi of Sudlersville, Md.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-17
WANTED TO RENT

4 to 6 room House or Apart
ment. 2 small children. Contact
Leon Tabb, Band Director, Shep-
herdstown, West Virginia.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-17

Grandfather's Clocks Zone Rock
in Ships"), antique dishes and
glassware, Empire sideboard, En-
pire sofa, Davenport, (modern)
dark green velours, excellent con-
dition handicapped bureau, bed
room suite (complete); antique
Sleigh rocker, three trunks, cedar
chest, marble topped wash stand,
large gilt-framed mirror, bed, solid
maple, porth furniture, including
glider; garden tools, one complete
dinette set, mantle clocks, Encyclo-
pedia set, wonderland of Knowl-
edge; walnut picture frames,
lamps, radio, bedroom furniture, 2
typewriters, gas range, electric
toaster and waffle iron, andirons,
fire screen, kitchenware, and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-17
Saturday, August End, 1852
IN A NJ fE n G TN

Saturday, August End, 1852
10 AM. (E. D. S. IT,
OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Marvin Safe
Co. 3s" So" high steel safe, single door.
"a" 20" 63'' high steel safe, single
door, Melting AZ" 30'' 49, steel safe,
49, 10" 28''-2 high steel safes. 9-steei
safe boxes, single combination lock, Stiffel-
Freeman 2515" X "a" SO" high safe. Steel
supply cabinet, SO" 49, 6'6". 5 shelves,
with gates and lock, wood tables, Oak
swivel chairs, Oak desks. Office chairs,
steel fiat top secretarial desk, Oak nat top
desks, Walnut finished desk, Oak table,
Steel filing cabinets, I.B.M. electric time
machine, Atlas Hand electric timer, Electro
radiator, small electric radiator, tool bits,
Portable typewriter stand, Standard reg
lister, Model 1000.
MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT: Schramm,
Inc. air compressor-type DL458B. Ser. NO.
1929, v belt drive, Leland HIP AC Mo.
tor, Ser. No. 608S56, Phi. 80 Cy. ZzV-4qO
Nv 1725 RPM, inc. wiring, Leader iron
Works 20" dia. Sc" long steel welded air
fog horn operated by air pressure incl
piping, Century Elec. Co. 3 HIP DC Motor'
Ills v 1850 RPM, Ser. No. 11x4Sl69, Delco
ia HIP AC motor, Ser. No. G13-46, ! IN;
60 Cy. 11O-220 v 1740 RPM, Delco "A hf
DC Motor Model A4600C, Type DIN, 10
| 17bO RPM. compound WOunSs fV AASS' ~
close steel nipples, nipples, els. service
ellis. tees, unions, pipe sockets, pipe caps
pine plugs, reducing bushings, Bell reduc,
ers, couplings, Extra heavy Black steel
Pine. Thermometers, deck brushes, hoor
| brushes, lot hammer handles. files, lot
valves, lot hinges, lot gauges.
The above constitutes only partial list
of items. The full inventory can be m
spected on Wednesday and Thursday July
SOth and 31st, 1862, from 10 100 Am. until
4:30 PM.
/ All sales are subject to confirmation Dy
the State Highway Department.
Confirmation of the individual articles in
the sale will be held on Monday. August
4th at IL 100 AM. E.D.S.T., at the office
of w. A. McWiliams, Director, Delaware
/ Crossing Division, Delaware State Highway
Department.
All articles approved at the confirmation
will be released to the purchasers on Tues
day. August 5th, between the hours OF
1000 Am. to 80 Pm. E.D.S.T.
ESQ Deposit at time of purchase balance
when articles are delivered to the pur-
ichaser after confirmation.
Being sold by order of Delaware State
Highway Department.
j. F. TONER, INC.
Realtors and Auctioneers
Smyrna times., 1952-07-17
FOR SALE

VOIN 6tAhAE
Allis-C Chalmers Combine in good
working condition. $400 cash; $3.50
terms.
Call C. STANLEY SHORT,
Cheswold, Del.
Smyrna times., 1952-07-17
KENT DAIRY WINNERS
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now has started his herd of regis
tered Holsteins. Second place in
the contest was: Marvin Davis,
member of the Milford Wildwood
All Club. Third place went to Bill
ly Bowdle, member of the Vernon
Honey Bee. Bill Bowdle is inelig-
ible to participate in the State
Contest since he judged in a Ma
tional Contest last year.
state Contest July 25th
The eight top dairy club mem
bers to compete in. the State Con-
test on Friday, July 25th, are: FL
bert Harrington, FELTON,; Marvin