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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-24
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(confinwod.l
, washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, JUNE -. 1854

BIIILDERS, ATTENTION-S9 well-lo-
Gated lots on highway. Sewer, water
BRoSiUS. Realtor, 10. 9-O42O.
ACRE HOAHESITES in Mont. Co
Excellent buys. $1,000 and up;
Terms to suit buyer. LO. 2.2SOO I'll
3 Pm; HUGGlNS q AAhfsASON'
OWNER has sH acres on Rte; s 20
cabins and double, cabins and OUT
house. Close to all beaches. Complete
price. $4,000. TO. 1854. -25
LANHAM PARK -. Nice domestic.
100x160,. City. water very reas'
c cisH n. Z LEO 2sSTioRcH. XF. 1851.
LARGE LEVEL LOT in choice resi-
Dental section of Bethesda: 70-ft:
6Tt SIN a,b has several nice trees: Can
sTTILD5EsSiiss l ArrENT1oN-Must sell
55x160-ft. lot, Colesyille I'd. Hyatts:
vile: WA. 7-1954, UN. 4;3026. 20
bS ACRES: Y mile d from , SHIRLEY II s1s hwy:
tary school and transportation to
D. c. Contains 8 lots, recorded and
ready to build on. Only $3S. 900.
LYNCH g. SONS, Realtors. Spring.
6 sld, .G Xs XII les! S-S .,SS: Min. Pi5re
HF. shenandoah abs and Harper's Ferry:
borders Appalachian Trail. 1.5 miles
to Route 9; mr.. summer resort; all
wooded; 55 miles west Of D. c.
$3.50 or best bid. DE. 2-755S. rs
50 LOTS, sewer, water, paved street.
for semidet. houses. We have financ-
ing available. 1900 q. lot, on terms.
Call till 8 pm, ST. 3-O550 or Ju.
RIGHT ON GEORGIA AVE. over
SCOTT. frontage. Wheaton area. 10
acres, only $3.50 per acre. Fast
growing section. Property is clear.
Terms can be had II desired. HUGH
3. CONNER, 1927 K st. NV, RE.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

E Sssn 1f4 sOnd sSHss : 3: es' ..I rms
sec down .S. ROPER" 18th and
FORD 1910 Tudor VS.; SIS dn..
ne. CASH MOTORS. La. 6-eS22.
FORD '5s Victoria: 2.tone nnish;; r.
and h., turn signals. Fordomatic
drive. Wv. tires; exceptionally
clean: Sizes. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR co; INC. 1909 East-West
RS oya, i sisnS J1 5'r ss15 from o.
FORD '53 Fordor; heater. 2-tone. Al
snteed. Si.5s5 S.montS or 5000
mile warranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR
CO. Fordss Sage go Biadensburs I'd.
F OH '5s County sedan: r. and o h:
low mileage d. c. inspection guar
anteed. $2,O95: 6-month or 5000
mile warranty. NORTHEAST MO-
1 T1E &c. CO Il F 7oSsGo s2O Biadens SE
white top: Al all the way. SSS5:
6-month or 6.O00-mile warranty.
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. lFordl,
400 Benning I'd. me-, LU. 4-1011.
FORD '54 Ranch Wagon; FordomStic
drive. Magician heater, turn Sig
mails. tinted glass. 2-tone; 8 miles;
s.. 3aH.00 SILVER SPRING MO-
TOR CO.. INC. 1902 East-West hwy.
(directly across from U. s. Royal
F s5fa5 81 u station sSaD1 wagon: r. and h.:
one owner; p. G. inspection guar
mile warranty. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR co. tFoIdl, 400 Benning I'd.
FORD '52 customline VS. Tudor With
overdrive. radio. heater and wheel
disc. seafoam green finish with i'm
maculate interior. This one-owner,
low-mieage car only $1,295. PARK
WAY-FORD. 3051. M st. NV. AID.
FORD 80 skyliner Victoria; T. and
mails. tinted glass, 2-tone green nm
ish; list price. $2.S67.75; our price.
$2,495: SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO. INC, 1909 East-West hwy:
directly across from U. s. Royal
FORD '5a VS. sedan; 7.400 mi. Mech.
sacr.. 81 ,Sa5. KE. 7-0077.
FORD Al: as motor; green; r. and
h. Looks good. runs good. Must sell.
$125. 4946 Jay ct. ne. LU. 2-2152.
standard transmission; q fine buy;
$1o95 CSC gSaF CAPITOL a6 SA 995d
st. NV. ST. 2-2600.
FORD 81 convertible;. r. and h.: Al
pine blue finish with new top, choice
of 2 at 81 .O96. PARKWAY-FORD,
3O5l NJ st. NV. AID. 2-01S5. Open
FORD 81 Custom "s" Fordor; Ford
omatic. r. and h.. turn signals. seat
covers: an extra-flne one-owner
car: S965. written guar. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 2010 r. !. ave. ne. DE.
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IMMEDIATE SALE NECESSARY on
Almost new, z-rm. cottass for sun-
nice lot. 1O0x12O. at woodland
Beach. Fully furn. and ready for
rejected. Call THOMAS y. HALEY,
Realtor. AP. 7-S300. --26
LAKE JACKSON, vA.-Log cabin;
exterior. red ash logs; dagstone
terrace with iron railing: concrete
steps to water edge; B rms: stone
firepl.: 4 picture windows: interior
finished cypress and knotty pine
paneling. hardwood floors. Compl.
cleo. kit. with hot and cold water:
bath with shower. DU. 7-4976. Ewes,
AID. 2-2215. Week ends ut the prop
erty. Boards CABIN. -25 .
COTTAGE ct Colonial. Beach. Va;
completely furnished: beautiful
waterfront view. One lot from Irv-
ing ave. on Nelson st. Can be seen
GILBERT VI. SHELTON. 7O2 Pfin-
cess Anne st.. Fredericksburg. Va.
deco
BsSns e0i sH ss aSY or fg 9o f4
DIRECTLY ON BAY. in quiet North
Beach Park; rms. beautifully
furn., BUNGALOW; cleo. kit, mod.
bath. soft. screened porch; level.
wooded lot. Price, So, $50. terms.
Call RIA. 6-07S5 or WA. $4,000:
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BAY RIDGE

furnished. detached. wealth
on the river. containing 8 bedrooms.
2 baths, large deck porch. living
room within fireplace. complete kitch-
en- with dinette space, den and pow
ger room 1:. FURNISHED excellently; deer
Boathouse. Priced at S22, 800; clear.
BY appointment only. INA. S-3524.
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TRAILERS

LATE 81 Supreme house trailer.
Fully equip. . bedrm;. Full price.
r. ~ Is Ph STA1 s REN I7S BsEsSSrER@
About 10 yrs. old. in disable cond.
Sleeps 4, equipped with range. refgr..
heater. Now located in Falls
Church. Sell for $3.50 cash. JE.
.Ss Ss.FT. HOUSE TRAILER-Com-
plete, like new. Must sell immed
50 $50 or best offer. CHERRY HILL
TRAILER PARK. No. Coll. PIX" Nd
q. 8. l.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NoTEs For SAID

S25O,OOO WORTH Of seasoned, we'll
secured deferred purchased money
End Trust from builders portfolio;
Teas. discounts. Call MR. FREDER-
lex. RE. 7-2461.
SIX seasoned deferred purchase money
second trust, secured on D. c. prop
critics. totaling $4,000: will sell
Excellent opportunity for small in.
weston. RE. 7-2461. -25
WELL-SEASONED End trust, S2,4OO,
1879. MR.. YOUNG. -23
200 DEFERRED purchase End
trust. 5013 9TH st. NV. Direct
from owner. ST. 3-9433 q
SECOND TRUST by good white max
sE a0 on brick pr semiTam snd Md
III $4,000 note, payable $34:50
monthly, due in full in 16 mos,
$3.50; (2) several notes each about
$4,000. payable $25 mo: due in 5
years. each $1,000. Call JU. 1884.
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MONEY WANTED

$40, 900 CAPITAL WANTED by build
er for 8 years; interest so paid
yearly. Well-constructed low-priced
homes on Md. State highway on lots
100x300 Full details by appoint
fnent. Box BOOM, Star. 25S
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1850 h-ton panel; good con-
dition; $500 or best ofter. q JE'
FORD 1850 panel truck; orig. green
finish; never lettered; new tires;
BARGAIN, S495. After 6 PM, AID.
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AVIATION
BOATS

ERCOUPE-Excel. cond.; must sell be-
fore July 10. No reas. cash offer re-
fused. AP. 7-5022. -27
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FAIRHAVEN
FLORIDA PROPERTY

EXCEL. HOME AND INCOMES du-
plexeS; bedrm.: compl.. furn.: gar. !:
lawn, flowers, palms, 1 blk. business
prop. IA. S-5S17. -27
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WANFED-oarage or parking space
tofi-street). by mo-; dntn; area.
Elk. $3.50, days; Elk. 8-6S60. eyes.
REAR OF $3.50 WIS. AVE. NM
car garage; $3.50 per month. See
janitor, Apt. c, RE. 7-1181. y
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GARAGES

POWELI-Modei PSI, custom. like
new; best offer. JU. 0-1013; ewes,
&c and all day Sat. -26
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sell Immediately: 90:
foot Catboat: left. rowboat; good
condition. ia. 7-3747 ewes. pa
PRIVATE PURCHASER wants cabin
cruiser. 20 it. or more. Must be
ready to go and pass survey. Up
to $1,000 cash. Box so2-s. Star
OPENING TODAY, Patuxent Ma
rine Supply Co. 1913 BALTIC. ave,
Hyattsvilie. Md, WA. 7-4260, o
am. to 0 pm. daily and Sat.
scott-Atwater outboard, stainless
Chris-Craft kits and fiberglass. Shop
Pamsco for all marine needs. 30
RUNABOUT. 14-ft.. fully equipped
10 hip. motor. boat trailer; $500.
BARGAIN. - Wagemaker IA, with
center deck, steering wheel and
acces.; boat trailer. hitch; - h,p.
motor. Sell as unit or sep. RE
7-7S52 daytime.
26-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 75-h.p.
Gray Marine. See at N. G.. o. Boat
FRANZ. ED. e-55O0. Ext. 331ss or
s g3sf: CABIN CRUISER. sleeps 4;
ready to go; $4,000; located at Slip
20S. Corinthian Yacht Club. See
s GhaTes kngi clq t st syt Completely
refinished; vanished spars and in
terror; canvas cover; in perfect
SPEED BOAT, II It.. l947 Hieeins
Chevrolet marine. very fast; gooo
cond.. equipped, $1,000. UN. 4-00e4O
FISHING PARrEs-chesapeake Bay
Eastern Bay. sharp's Isle. Goose,s
| KING, LO. 4-5S43 daytime. After
8 and week ends, WA; 7-4192;
good cond.. sos. 201O Wyoming
RSUHNSABSOiTUjTs-12-ft. cedar strip ant
I4-ft. plywood; also CHIP. ElgiI
motor; all good values. uN. $500
R,cH.pnsoN cARIN CRuIsER al
mari; excel. cond.. ready for sum
mer cruising; fully. equipped; Sleep
5; head. galley; 65-h.p. Gray; 5000
Call ia 5-632S, or see at Hunting
| Towers Marina. -Z5
SAILING INSTRUCTION.. D. Nc
CARTHY. ST. $4,000. Ext. 34a6; Of
| Ii 3-96l7. ~
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LOANS

LIST AND end TRUST LOANS MADE;
24-hour service. Call Ii. 3-O445.
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
CORP.
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me reflnance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts. thereby
terest ana give you any balance in
cash. Call MR.. MILLER. ME- g.
1920; evenings. LA. 6-5194.
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1919 DOWN.

Wooded area csa:.t !one ed dst VA sR
there. storm sewer Installed. Excel
lent for $4,000 to $4,000 homes,
on new D. c. BALTIC. blvd. Win sell
3 or more in q group. $3.50 cash,
balance of $3.50 subordinate.
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CIRCLE. 18th and p SITS. NV.
Open lot. 24-hr. privileges. SIS mo.
14th and Columbia I'd. n.w.-Single
garage. $3.50; 4 double garages. S1b
and S25.
Sc, rear 1901 2Sth st.. SIS.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 II ST. NV. MA. S-2346
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Right on
tases. immacuiste. Cali OF. 4-3sss
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Modern 2-bed-
. s sTn cats Gs no on sS Sssap a, teGn
REHoBorH BEACH, DEL.-cozy
Groom cottage, modern convent
ences. maids room; best 10
cation. block from oeean;, sxS59-
xRTH HH5 MoRRIs. Phone ,a17;a p.
o BOX 1855 Centreville. Md. 80
OCEAN-FRONT COTTAGE. privately
situated, between Fenwick Island
and Bethany Beach, SSish. Del ana . b PEG.
hot water. sun deck; $50 per week.
Bay also convenient. Z. 3. PHIL
Lips Millville; Del. Telephone
Die: 24i Or %,- S41I n,,rru.ven
season: Groom furnished apartment:
617 Pacific ave, phi; 4-4S3l 80
I1 apt gtio beach ASa q 10 dO SSos go VIZ
kEHoPoTH BEAcH. Am Acres, ns q
house. less than VI. old: com;
bath, liv. rm., KIT. and sun porch;
CHS. construction: hardwood mrs:
on lot 50x100 #. For quick sale at
Several other nice homes and invest:
ment properties. Contact HARRY
RAPKIN. Realtor, 10 Rehoboth ave,
Rehoboth Beach. Del. Phone 4096'
REHOBOTH BEACH-One Of the
finest homes in the ocean block
open for summer rental: bedrms
2 baths. lge. liv. rm.. rumpus rm.,
kit, servants quarters and screened
porch; must be acted upon immedi-
ately.
We also have choice cottages and
Weekly. HARRY RAPKiN. i6 Reho,
both ave, Rehoboth Beach, Del
Phone 1925. -25
REHOBOTH BEACH
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

MONTGOMERY and Prince Georges
Counties - Acreage for subdivision
dow priced homes); 80 acres or
more. Call Mr.. Hartman. TOWN d
SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-9400.
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REHOBOTH BEACH

New home available June 81 TO July
al: ocean block: beautifully fur
nished, including Bendix washing
machine
IA. 0-1S91. HA. O-12OO
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BOAT SUPPLIES
Life jackets, 81, al N:in; rope. i y.
pumps. winches. /" manila 13c 4.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or colored.
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
NE. 1890: evenings. LA. 6-5194.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 Custom ''S'' Tudor; equip. ;
SS06. HORNER,e CORNER 1929
Mimi. ave. ne. LU. 1925. -25
FORD 1947 Fordor; S225. 1901
Kenilworth ave ne. LU. 2-0666.
FORD so eonvertible: blue, Fordo-
matte, radio, heater, etc. V.G.. ST..
500. DIR. LISTER. IA. $4,000.
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CASH FOR CARS
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
PENNY MOTORS
$40 r. ]. Ave. NE. LA. 6-2200
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-02-05
BOY SCOUTS PLANNING FOR SUMMER CAMP

Boy Scout Troop 660, sponsored by the Elks, will be rolling again in the very near future, accord ing to Duane Force, field eYecu- tive from Ketchikan, who was in town this week. James Rhodes. who will become Scoutmaster, L. T. Campbell, Harry sundberg, and Bill Eastaugh, are the Elks Scout committee. Assistant Scoutmasters will be Joe Rhodes and Tommy MaXand.
 Plans have been laid for sum- mer camp at Blind Slough, near Pei sburg. during the last weeks of June, and it is believed that Second Class scouts only will be permitted to attend. This means that many hikes and outdoor ae- tiyities will have to be planned and executed in order that the boys will be prepared. Force said. Lumber for tent floors was donat- ed by Mill Creek Lumber Co.,, be- tore it's recent fire.
 Other troops planning to help develop Blind Slough Camp in- olude Troop 639, WrangeN Insti- ute; Two troops from Petersburg and a new group from Rake.
 Force will return for further training sessions with Scout lead7 CTS on Friday. Feb, 5, returning Feb. 26 and 27 for two full days.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-02-05
NEW OFFICERS
 INSTALLED BY 0.E.s.
# <

Installation of officers was the feature at the regular monthly ne ting of Wrangell Chapter No. II, Order of Eastern Star. on Tuesday evening, January 26, in the Presbyterian church parlor.
 R Refreshments were served by a committee of Mrs. Einar Otteson. Mrs. George Sumption and Mrs. H. B. Thornquist.
 The retiring Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron, Mr. and Mrs. J.. C. Hay, were presented with a gift in acknowledgement of their services and a short social hour was enjoyed by all.
 The regularly installed officers for the year are:
 Worthy Matron, Mrs. E. J. Wheeler; Worthy Patron, Oar Smith; Assistant Matron, Mrs. George Sumption; Assistant Pat ron, R. ". McKibben: Conduc- tress, Miss Helen Angerman; As sistant Conductress, Mrs. Oar Smith.
 Secretary, Mrs. Olive Johnson; Treasurer, Mrs. Virginia Hay; Or ganist, Mrs. Dorothy Otteson, Chaplain, Mrs. Helen Angerman; Worder, Mrs. May Campbell; Sen tinel, Ernest Campbell. Adah, La nore Campbell: Ruth, Lou Ella MeKibben; Esther, Lois Whan- nell; Martha, Jo Anderson; El- ecta, Margaret House.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-02-05
REDMEN NEWS
By TOM A HAWK

.* z~ ~sz $
 The drill team Initiated four new members this week. They are Brothers Martin Massen. Ned Zen ger. Clinton Miller and Gunnar Gunderson. Thirty-two members attended the meeting to welcome the new brothers into the tribe.
 ihe Brothers sannap had their hands full taking up the collec- ton for the dime in the pot. Al most all of the members had ten pennies instead of the usual dime. I haven't figured out yet whether the joke was on the Sannaps or Brother Gust Beckman who won the dimes or should I say pennies. Anyhow, Gust shouldn't run out of city tax for quite some time.
 Brothers Zimmerman and Lind sley served an excellent lunch af- ter the meeting Brothers Beck man and Danielson will do the honors next week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-02-05
CUB SCOUT LEADERS PLAN ANNUAL BANQUET

Cub Scout Den Mothers attend cd a training session Tuesday eY- ening at the high school. In at tendance were Mesdames Einar Ctteson, John Kaer, Herbert Brad ley, and Marion Goodrich. James Rhodes, assistant cubmaster, was also present. A film trip on Cub advancement was shown and dis eussed.
 Plans for the annual Blue and Gold banquet were also gone over. It is believed that it will be held Saturday. February 27. Duane Force, field representative for this area, said he hopes to attend.
 The Rev. Paul Evans and Rhodes took part in a film strip presentation Wednesday mdrning which had as it's subject, Pack Administration Evans is the Gubmaster. Present plans call for an early meeting of the entire committee to see this strip. Val Beals is chairman of the P-TA sponsored pack with Lloyd Ben jamin and Matthew Massin as committee members.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-02-05
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Smyrna times., 1954-06-17

tended the graduation exercises at
Centreville High on Wednesday
evening, his brother, Henry, being
one of the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Olin Ford spent
a few days in Philadelphia the
past week.
Teachers and pupils are enjoy
ing vacation days.
Messrs. Henry Luton and
James Rodimak are instructing
members OF the Fire Company on
pump operations, following their
two day course at University of
Maryland. Glasses will begin Mon
day night of this week at 8 pm.
at the Fire House.
Miss Janet Heather of Philadel-
phia enjoyed the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Heather.
Children's Day was observed
Sunday evening at 8 pm. The pro-
gram was well rendered and was
enjoyed by large congregation.
Teachers and pupils are to be con-
graduated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dellatore
will attend the wedding of his
brother, Mr.. Anthony Dellatore
and Miss Elayne B. Mack, on Sat
urday, June 19, in Hazelton, Pa.
Mr.. Dellatore will be an usher at
the wedding and they will be week
end guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Collision afrd
Andy will spend this weekend
with relatives and friends in AL
lentown, Pa.
Mr.. Edgar fIarman has been on
the sick list. We are glad to re-
port he is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emily Rotre have
moved into town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Phillips at
tended graduation exercises at
Glassboro State Normal School,
Glassboro, N. j., on Friday even
ing, when Mr.. Phillips received
his BIS. Degree. While away they
will visit their children, and Mr..
Phillips mother.
Miss Frances Crozier, a member
of the graduating class of Dover
High on Friday evening at the
exercises received the following
honors, Departmental Honor Com
mercial, Secretarial, Individual
honor, English vocational.
The Lions Club held their regu-
lar dinner meeting and election of
officers in the Hall on Monday
evening at 7:01. Chairmen of the
dinner were Mrs. Virginia Butts,
Mrs. Helen Ford and Mrs. Betty
Luton.
We are sorry to report David
Harrison Young, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Harrison is a patti
Smyrna times., 1954-06-17
NEW RECORDS
AT UNIVERSITY
Nineteen New Records Estab-
lished During Sports Sea-
son by Athletes
BILL REYBOLD is HIGH

Nineteen new records were es-
tablished during the 1953-54 sports
season by University of Delaware
athletes and teams. Most prolific
record-wrecker was Bill Reybold,
the years outstanding athlete, who
chalked up two marks in cross
country and two in track. Fresh
man Frank Davidson of Whining
ton put his name in the book on
three. occasions and swimmer
Freddy Freibott posted two new
marks. The varsity tennis team
and the freshman football and
wrestling teams also set new
standards. The Records: Varsity
football-(longest run from scrim-
mage in the history of the Univer-
sity of Delaware) Jimmy zaiser VS..
Muhlenberg, 10-31-53, 81 yards.
Frosh football-Most points scored
in one season Is games) 1856 pts.
Varsity cross country-Course re-
cord (4.3 miles) Bill Reybold,
22:22.s, 11-4-53. Varsity cross
country-Scoring record Zone sea-
SOM Bill Reybold, 81 points. Frosh
cross country-Course record (3.2
miles) Frank Davidson, 10-30-53,
17:18.5. Varsity basketball-Most
points scored by one player in
three seasons, Frank White, s02
points. Varsity swimming-(5 (50
yard freestyle) Fred Freibott in
c. S. A. at Lehigh, 3-13-54, 0:24.0.
Varsity swimming-(100 yard
Smyrna times., 1954-06-17

freestyle) Fred Freibott VS..
Swarthmore, 2-27-54, O:5S.7. Var
sity swimming-(200 yard breast
strole) Bob Wagner VS.. Gettys-
burg, 2-13-54, 2:32.s. Freshman
swimming-(Diving, seven dives)
Jack Ryder VS.. Pennsylvania frosh,
1854, 1905 points. Freshman
wrestling-First undefea Z ed
wrestling team in the history of
the sport at the University of
Delaware, 400. record. Varsity
track-(Shotput) Steve Butcher
VS.. Lehigh, 5-19-54, 46 feet, z
inches. Varsity track-(880 yard
rum Bill Reybold VS.. F. & NJ,
1854, 1:54. Varsity track-(One
mile rum Bill Reybold VS. Johns
Hopkins, 4-27-54, 4:18.6. Freshman
track-(One mile rum Clyde
Louth VS. Lehigh frosh. 5-19-54,
4:52.7. Freshman track-(S80
yard rum Frank Davidson VS..
Lehigh frosh, 5-19-54, 2:01.8.
Freshman track-(Broad jump
Frank Davidson VS.. Bainbridge
Navy Prep, 4-17-54, 20 feet, 21a
inches. Freshman track-(220 low
hurdles1 Bill Munro VS.. Lehigh
frosh, 5-19-54, 0:26.4. Varsity ten
nis-Most matches won in one
season, z.
Smyrna times., 1954-06-17
JUDGE SPEAKS
TO ROTARIANS
Continued from Page One

1925 when the first House of Cor
rection was built in New York. Ac-
cording to the speaker the first
state to offer probation was Mass
achusetts, and in 1899 the first
Juvenile Court was established in
Illinois. 1912 saw the first juvenile
court in Wilmington, he stated.
Family Courts are now established,
he said, and delinquent children
are the greatest number of cases
tried. Support cases also come be-
fore these courts, and there are
now six hundred cases of nonsup-
port on the books. He also said
that $4,000 was elected and paid
in nonsupport cases in 1858, and
1248 cases were >tried during that
year. All types of juvenile cases
come before the court, the jurist
said, emphasizing that the court is
interested in reclaiming juveniles
so that they may become useful
citizens. DR.. G. ]. Prickett made
the response. John S. Charlton and
w. H. Richter were visitors from
the Dover Rotary Club. The Smyr-
ma Rotarians voted to attend Camp
Rodney on Thursday evening, July
s, as guests of Boy Scout Troop
1876, which they sponsor. Earl Ford
is scoutmaster for the troop which
includes boys from Smyrna and
C1avton
Smyrna times., 1954-06-17

ent in Kent General Hospital,
Dover, having had an operation on
Thursday. At this writing he is
improving as well as can be ex-
pected.
Mrs. H. R. Butts, accompanied
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Boyer of Harrington to
Wilmington on Friday.
Mrs. Provost of Chester, Pa. en-
joyed the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. owen Hughes.
Vacation Bible School will be
held in the Community Hall start
ing June 21, through July 2. at 8
am. Rev. Covington will have
charge. He has made an appeal for
teachers. Anyone desiring to help
will please contact his as soon as
possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Collision at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Harry
Craig of Wilmington on Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Covell of Balti-
more, Md. was the guest of her son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A..
Covell last week.
Miss Heather Covell arrived
home on Monday for the summer
months. Since school closed she
has been visiting friends in Ocean
City, N. J.
The date of our Sunday School
picnic has been set for July 21.
Make plans for that day at Toll
chester.
The Ladies Auxiliary members
are planning to attend the Fire
mems Convention at Ocean City,
Md, June "a.
The Civic Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Helen Ford with
Mrs. Thelma Heather as co-iios-
tess on Thursday evening, June II,
of this week at 8 pm. The pro-
gram will be on sewing; Mrs.
Mary Leslie and Mrs. Grace Be-
eric in charge. Members are re-
quested to bring handmade arti-
cles of heir looms for exhibit.