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- CAMP SPRINGS

Plenty OF land for you and The chill
dren, away from the crowded city
Attractive bungalow on . acres Ct
ground. tegetable garden with boun-
tiful output fruit trees to excite
the heart OF every child. Priced To
sell at $l2.950. Mr.. Cross. LII. f.
7644.
MARSHALL J MAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV.
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FORESTVILLE RAMBLER
and lge.. level lot: will go CT: close
to Andrews Field and schools; truly
a charming home. See this before
you buy. Call Mr.. GribbIe. ST. s.
lass; eyes LII. 4-2462. ATLAS
REALTY CO, Ia
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AURORA HILLS

SPACE AND CHARM
BUT needs. redecorating; brick CO.
entrance. lge liv. nm. screened
porch. den. din. rm. which will
hold family-sized suite. equip. kit,
half bath on LIST floor: lovely rec.
rm. in bsmt. with bar. Plenty OF
storage space. Priced at S25. $50
for immed. sale. Excel terms avail.
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
Multiple Listing Broker
20lS Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex.
Open 8 Till q XII $4,000
tRouth Robbins. broker, not associ-
ated with anv other real estate
flrm) Ill
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BETHESDA. MD.-N15.9 Boo: 3-bed-
room detached, full basement; large
65x100 lot Assume 4eo loan. Call
now and see for yourself II this
isn't the best buy aroundi RE
7-6650, It'll, 0. COLONIAL IN
UECTNfEN0H ~
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2-FAMILY HOME

Brick Cape Cod Of q rooms and 2
baths, plus sep. apt: excel loca-
ton; priced far below cost at $24.-
5OO
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Be BETHESDA

ASSUME $4,000 CT LOAN
MO. PAYMENTS. $109. INCL. ALL
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
SHOULD SELL THIS WEEK
OWNER WOULD LIKE TO GO TO
FLORIDA.
Lovely. modern. brick (Americana
rambler: no basement. large lot:
LEACH & CRONIN, INC.
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FARMETTE-BELTS MD.
Lee. home. on 81 acres: : rms;
bedrms.. . baths, . pchs, equip. kit.
full bsrnt.; oil h.-wh.; gar: q out
bldgs. In desirable area. S26,500.
Terms HE. 4-3500 Ewes. RA
GI-MOST ANY DOWN PYMT.
Have you got An old pair of shoes
that will fit me? Let me show you
this lovely 2-bedrm. brick BUNGALOW
in suburban Md. it has full bsmt
gas heat is in new-house condition,
modern as tomorrow: If you like 1t
land you will you can tell us. We
Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST.
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3-BEDRM. BRICK
This semidet. brick home can be
bought for low down payment
Has large din rm.. full bsnlt.. close
TO schools and transp, Mr.. Beasley.
HE. 4-6097.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
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v. LUTES co.
RETHESDA-S14. $50

Three bedroom brick bungalow,
walking distance to Naval Hosp,
NH, schools. shopping and trans
portation; h.-w. heat, automatic
washer and dryer; large kitchen
with breakfast nook.
Home, " Acre-$23, $50
Here is a real value in Bradley
Blvd. Estates section, Bethesda.
Six-yr. -old custom built, 6-rn.. split
level brick home, garage. full base
pansible 4th bedrm. and bath al
ready roughed in; beautiful wooded
section.
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
OIL o-0O9R Omen q Till q
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aIa5OO-BEAUTIFUITL 5.RM
CATHOLIC CHURCH AND

s. s1ai g AT. EgLL LYME EURRN RMS
Three-bedrm. brick home. new-house
cond. Gas heat, front porch, Anchor
fence, Terms. JOHN l.. SHELTON,
RealtOr. 10 o-o0nn II
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HILLCREST
New Early American Colonis

Charming detached brick home with
bedroom and bath on LIST f.; =
master bedrooms and bath on Ind
f.: ultramodern kitchen with gar
bage disposal, dishwasher. cleo.
refgr., etc. Laundromat. Cellar.
Attractive lot. Convenient terms.
VIII consider trade. Ewes. TIE.
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Across the Anacostia River, mr.
Penna: Ave: Bridge. is the loo. of
this Diet. 6 rm. and bath home,
with. huge 45-foot glassed-in porch,
HERBERT g. SONS, Realtors. 5Ib
East CAPITOL St. LII 3-O129
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MoNrGoMERY COUNTY

|BETHESDA--If you are looking for a
family-size din. rm.. lovely fireplaced
liv. rm., moderately priced. then this
3-bedrm. brick Colonial is IT
Screened porch. close to bus. schoo,
OIL. k-RSln or WA H-2Ql 10
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BETHESDA RAMBLER

PRICE, 81 QUO
Immac. 3-bedrm., 1-bath, Diet brick
rambler, only few yrs. old; stairs
to fully insulated attic: lovely fenced
yard; ideal for children; lovely kit.
with dishwasher and disposal. A
short run to the National Institutes
of Health. Excellent terms with
4hT financing. W. B. WRIGHT.
EN- 9-SR0O 'til q n M
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
BETHESDA AREA

$14,760
Here Is q wonderful buy. Close to
schools. Contains Nv. rm.-d din. rm:
comb. attrac. KIT bedrms. and
bath. This rambler, built Of brick,
will be gone before the week end.
For info, call ~. 5-4222; eyes,.
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CYRANDALL VALLEY

Fairfax County, Va
Offers two individually designed
homes OF superior material and
Workmanship, each with more than
l handsome rambler with moderp
fiair--mellowed by old brick and
Smartiv decorated and planned. The
large living room has picture vim
coWs east and west; fanked BY ter-
race race ana planting boxes. The fire:
the wide. beautiful chimney forming
the south end OF the house. There
are ! bedrooms, @i2 baths deilgilt-
ful ching room with mural wall.
complete mooern kitchen. hot-water
oase ray heat. garage and. yes, an
, electric hobby shop SPOT.
:. An unuSCal two-!eyel design. Upper
deck features entrance hall three
exposure living room. three he'd
rooms zone opens onto large sun
go &C. ioi tWo Tile baths a., rs; On the ter
.a.ng room u5S',6l beautifully
paneled, with picture window and
nrep!ece. unusually attractive kitchen
t!!XlIr opens onto terrace. COM
pieteiy equipped, lpchding dish-
washer and garbage DISPOSAL. One
and sepsrate utility room. Excep-
tional storage space THROUGHOUT.
CETandan VALLEY is an established
community Of .xceptionally high
character within pleasant COM
mutine distance OF the PentaCon.
Justice Dept the Mayhower and
comparable point: and incident ally
,es$ than - minutes bv car from
and = minutes from the Sit Of he
new c. & P Telephone Co.'S build
ing at Fairfax Springfield lake for
swimming and fishing. CyrandaII
Valley =, 3 and / bedroom houses
range in price from $4,000 to
$4,000.
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COLORED-VACANT
Mr., 9th and Fla Ave

eiX-rm. brick home: front porch, hall
entrance. hv, rm. din. rm.. modern
kitchen. 3 bedrms. and bath. in
closed porch; full basement with
complete new furnace. Large yard.
Price, Sl2.950. Call Mr. Dobbsl
Dobrowolski for terms or trade.
CAMPANELLA g. co.
tx. Bib ,JU. 5-sn6f
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARLINGTON. $I6,3Oe Colonel:
transfer makes available at reduced
price this postwar 6-room Colonia
in popular No. All. location: cony
to Wilson and Ari. blvdS.. bus, shop
ping. schools; fun osmt.; alum, storm
fenced rear. Assume A., 1st trust
flexible terms. Appt. only. New list
now. KEiTH b, BRGMBAcK. IA
2-3531. IA. 2-jS13. q I'll 9.
ARLINGTON Duplex. fully all
sep din. rm.. de luxe XII. viii
disposal. 4 dhle. bcdrms. and = full
baths, The md apt. has :. bedrms.
] bath. huge liv, dir. rm. combina-
ton. de luxe Kit. Best brick con-
siruction, only u mes. old; 10 min
e D. C "a sn a. pentagon ~, Assinne
Realtors. ia. $4,000
HOLM HALL VILLAGE-By owner
3bedrm. brick rambler: corner lot
COW. to schools, shops. transp.
assume 4cc loan: monthly payments.
S14.3s: price. Sl5.35o; cash. 81 800
HOLMES RUN PARK-one of the
most appealing places We have ever
seen: large. mod. brick rambler. in
absolutely perfect cond. Features
a richly carpeted liv din. rm. comb.
l5X4u, lovely big all-elec. auto
msense bedrns: IL easily restored to
kind of perennial has been planted
TO make it a flower lobbyists para
disc: excellent lot lO0Xl70 with
many. beautiful shade trees. This
deerees cooler in summer. Truly
A SPLENDID VALUE AT $50 500.
FRANK S PHILLIPS. ia. 5-6@06;
ewes. IA, 1-0Si. or JE. 4-4"41.
VILLAGE--2-b edrm. brk
Cape Coo; full bsmt.; attic attrac-
t,yeiy c ini$ n for children. ST.
Mclean: XA.-Beautiful view from
this 4-bedrm. home which will be
completed in next 30 days: Features
eround-level rec. rm.. with firepl.,
Go y k Bny d p9% and cheese 11o r nshsd
CHARTERS, Broker. Mclean. Va,
y. ARL.--3 bedrms. = baths.
screened porch. paneled rec. .rm,
terrace and roses: mr.. school, shop
s5'6oo ' cash. % OWNER. ewes, 't JEl =
sio.s5o-c-bedrm. semidet. 54o5 s.
9Th s., Do not disturb occupants.
RAMBLER. 5 bedrmS., well equipped
kit. with dining space: beaut. "a
acre lot 20 dogwood trees; Az loan:
must sell; Sl2,a50. Call Mr.. Raney,
IA; 5-5S00; ewes. KI. s-970s.
3 BLOCKS FROM GLEBE RID. and
Columbia Pike.-4-bedrm.. y bath
home; built ; yrs. ago; lot 75x160
level and fenced: in excellent value
at Sl6,950:. FILA or Gil. To inspect,
call IA. 2-9666. VIM. p. PARRA-
MORE, Realtor. Ill
in conv. Bancroft section of Arl.-
Kit. completely remodeled at cost
of 81 900. Full bsmt.. large level
lot. Owner in Chicago; must sacri-
nee for 81 900 with very liberal
terms. Will sacrifice further for an
all-cash deal PARKER. SMITH e.
DONNELL. 2026 N. 18th ST., at
Court House I'd. Realtors. Open o
to 9, IA. 7-6161. 10
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TAKOMA PARK

Comfortable living. for a big family
Screened porch, sun deck, rec; rm.
churches and transp. owner takins
tremendous loss. ONLY 500 $50
DOROTHY K. WINSTON g. CO.
Call ST. 3-O550 It'll 9 pm.
WOODLAND: 81 900 TO $1,000 On
3-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
garbage disposal, fun daylight base
ment: very convenient to schools
and transportation: assume large
Gil AZ loan; immediate possession
only Sl3 500. Call now. MRS. COX
.LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S. Ill
"-FAMILY SUPERB
Beautifully Handicapped 135x200-ft
lot; S-rm.. 2-bath, full bsmt. W
Hyatts.. AID. 2-0212. ewes.
KRETSINGER REALTY. LA. 0-1 492
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COIORFD-S4o5 DOWN

Det., 2 Apis, 2 Baths
This is it. best buy today. Detached
home; . complete apis, . kits. =
baths. lovely front and rear wards.
Hurry viii 90 QUICK
1St NATL. REALTY
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BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
3205 Coauelin Terrace; History
brick. liv. rm. with flrepl.. fun din.
rm.. lge. equip. kit, 2-bedrms. and
bath on LIST floor; 2 bedrms. and
washer garbage disposal. carport.
many extras. Beautiful lot backing
onto Rock Greek Park Price ST. 500
Directions: East-West hwy. to end OF
Beech dr.. north on Jones Mill I'd,
block and right on Coaueiin Ter
race to sign.
H. GLENN GARVIN
10. SAT- Ewes. JU. 1879
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Crestwood Colonial
ut

Located Just across the way from
the new TUCKAHOE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL and near telephone COM
pany in Arl. This is home with
PETER than average size rooms
throughout. The Nv. rm. is wide
and deep with f1repl., family size
din: rm.. powder rm., kit. equipped
with dishwasher, 3 bright bedrms.,
tile bath. full bsmt. with outside
entrance, side screened porch. eX.
tremely modern decorating scheme.
Only 10Ss needed for down payment,
You should look into this excellent
value today; multiple listed Phone
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe. ia. $4,000
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BETHESDA-CAPE COD

FIVE 80 LARGE BEDROOMS
$32,950-$21 900 LIST Trust
New brick Cape Cod rambler Will
TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF LIV
ING SPACE, through center hail
large liv. rn.. separate din. rIn., bis
fully equipped de luxe kit, den
9 BEDROOMS, BATH ON LIST FL,
81 bsdr n1t, bath bath On s sI1d f = bs slSs
corner lot. Call til 8.
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-94OC
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Columbia Pines

Better values. better construction,
better designs in these brick ranch.
s sa three light, bright bedrms..
electric GE kit; full English bsnt.;
storage attic: situated on large
WOODED landscaped lot.
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EXCELLENT CONDITION
Low DOWN PAYMENT

A splendid modern semidet. brick
residence. Immaculate condition.
Contains rms. bsmt.. auto. heat
and deep lot; located in the 500
today. Call Ma. S-9e97 or LII. A.
334" daily; after pm. call DE.
2-55O3.
Capital View Realty Co.
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The famous American home. with
bedrms.. Ia baths. ail-elec. kit
with Bendix DuomatIc washer dryer.
radiant perlmeter heat: IS sold. =
available in Carole Highlands. Riggs
Ri and New Hamp. ave. ext. area.
Close TO schools and shopping. For
details. call ewes. Mrs Citizens. OIL,
2-36ti3 CARL NJ. FREEMAN. INC.
OIL. 4-O64.
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BETHESDA. SENsATIoNALm Fin

SENSATIONAL.! - Fine
quality. 2-story. Diet. brk: beauti-
full level wooded lot. approx IL acre.
on Bradley blvd; den or bedrm. and
y bath on LIST f.. 3 bedrms.. /?
baths; recr. rm. with firepl. ga
rage; screen porch; slate roof. Priced
in middle COS: owner leaving city,
MUST HAVE OFFER. FRANK S.
! PHILLIPS, DI. 1-l411: ewes. OIL.
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

New Cape Cods--Four bedrms., two
baths; Sl9,25a; best buy in area;
close to schools and transp. Buy
now and select decorations Only
4 being built
ROBINSON REAL ESTATE
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SUPER RAMBLER-Beau-

tiful English Village; 33-ft. liv.
rm.-din. rm. comb; huge all-elec.
automatic kit; 3 bedrms., Q baths;
big screened porch; 2-car gar Per
fectly level corner lot S32 500.
FRANK S PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1+l1;
eyes III h-R4nf 10
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~V,OOV
Low DOWN PAYMENT

Directions. Out Columbia pike 3h
nlies past BaileyS Crossroads to our
sign on right, follow arrow to model
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BETHESDA-7-rm. brick Colonial;
den and bath on 1st A.: bedrms.,
. baths on End A. Paneled recr.
rm. Compl. kit Excel. cond. Beaut.
corner lot. Priced right; SEA 500.
Smyrna times., 1954-03-25
GET UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION
ON SOCIAL SECURIY PROGRAM

been under it longest. The newly
covered groups on the other hand
seem to be much more aware of
their status under social security
and the protection it provides even
though they have only recently be-
gun making contributions" All
workers are urged to get up-to-
date information about what The
social security program means to
them and their families. They
should know what the program
provides for a mans family in the
event of his death as well as some
thing about what they can expect
as payments upon retiring after
age IS. The place to get this in
formation, according to Mr.. Mil
bouer, is at the Wilmington Social
Security Office, 813 West Street.
The staff of this office will be glad
to answer questions and discuss
social security as it applies to indi-
vidual situations. Small easy-to-
read pamphlets explaining the pro-
gram are available without cost.
Smyrna times., 1954-03-25

Thousands of workers in Della
ware have been paying for social
security protection for years, but,
surprisingly, large number of
them still think of the social Sc
curity program as it was when
they were first covered back in
1887 and 1888, according to My
ron Milbouer, manager of the Will
mington Social Security Office.
Some of these people are surpris-
ed to learn that benefits are pay
able to survivors in death cases, -
the manager said, "and many
others think of the program as it
operated prior to the 1850 amend
ments. They fail to realize that
ever since 1850 benefits have SUBJ
stantially increased, eligibility re-
quirements have been greatly
modified, and new types of .bene-
fits are provided" "a strange
thing about peoples knowledge of
social security" Milbouer added,
sis that those who seem to know
least about it, are those who have
Smyrna times., 1954-03-25
CONDUCTS INSTALLATION
Miss Ruth Ellen Reihm InstalIs
Officers of Claymont BPW

Miss Ruth Ellen Reihm, past
president of the local Business &
Professional Women's Club and
first vice president and member
ship chairman of the Delaware
Federation, installed the officers
of the newly-organized Claymont
BPW Club ut their charter night
dinner at Naaman's Tea House,
last week. Mrs. Lillian v. Hulse,
Wilmington, past state president,
presided and introduced the speak
er, Mrs. Isabel Claridge Taylor,
Germantown, Pa, past treasurer
of the International BPW. Miss
Ruth S. Jones, Dover, state par
liamentarian, gave the Collect, and
DR.. Elizabeth F. Phillips, George
town, state president, presented the
charter to Mrs. Edith Newton,
president of the new group. The
Claymont club has "a charter mem
bers and is the eighteenth BPW
club to join the Delaware Fedora
tion.
Smyrna times., 1954-03-25
MISS DELAWARE TO ATTEND
CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL

year that the department has help
ed to sponsor this portion of the
Delaware participation. Miss
Woodall selected the float from two
sketches and said she was delight
ed with the preliminary version.
Wheel Names Queen
Then on Friday evening at 900
pm. comes the greatest thrill of
all for the participants including
Miss Woodall. At Grand Ball in
the Mayflower Hotel, a wheel will
spin and one of the fifty-odd en-
trants will be named Cherry
Blossom Queen. Delaware has once
snatched those laurels. Should
Miss Woodall be the luck girl, she
will preside at the Festival Page
ant, Tidal Basin near the Jeffer-
son Memorial at 200 pm. on Sat-
urday afternoon with repeat per-
formance on Sunday afternoon.
she not win, she will par
ticipate as member of the queens
court. incidentally, the floats
which the girls will use during
Thursday nights parade will be on
view on the esplanade near Wash
ington's Monument over that
weekend, where tourists will be
able to view them.
Smyrna times., 1954-03-25
PLAY FESTIVAL
SET FOR U. of d.
300 People to Participate in
Twelfth Delaware Play
Festival at University,
APRIL 1 AND 2

An estimated 800 people are in
volved in the performance of the
% plays in the Twelfth Delaware
Play Festival scheduled to be held
at the University of Delaware on
April 1 and 2 under the auspices
of the University Dramatic Center
and the Delaware Dramatic As
sociation. Last week and this week
Mr.. Herman Middleton, technical
director of the festival, met with
the various directors to determine
their requirements for scenery,
properties, and lighting, which are
provided by the University. Since
the emphasis of the festival is on
acting and directing, only the
simplest sets are permitted. The
critic judge for this festival
is Professor Robert T edder,
of the faculty of the American
Academy of Dramatic Arts in
New York. AS usual, he will give
critical evaluation of each perform
ance at the end of the morning, af-
ternoon and evening programs. The
schools present plays on a nom
competitive basis, receiving prizes
in recognition of their participa-
tion. The community theatres COM
pete for the plague given for the
best performance. School theatres
will present their plays on the
morning programs, beginning at
1000 am, and in the afternoon,
beginning at 1870 pm. The COM
munity theatres present their plays
in the evenings beginning at 1880
pm. Tickets, priced at so cents, in
clude all 20 performances. Many
schools throughout the state are
organizing theatre parties to at
tend.
Smyrna times., 1954-03-25
COURTESY is
KEY TO SAFETY
''Respect For Law Is Key
stone of Traffic Courtesy"
Safety Head States
NATIONAL PROGRAM

Respect for the law is the key
stone of traffic courtesy" Reyn-
olds DUPONT said today. Mr.. du-
Pont made that statement in con-
nection with the courtesy "Code
of the Road" traffic safety pro-
gram which was announced local
ly by Clifford T.Foster, Vice Presi-
dent for Public Safety of the Del
aware Safety Council, in news
paper release last week. Mr.. du-
Pont said that respect for the law
simply means respect for the rights
of others, and that this, basically,
is good manners-or courtesy.
Smyrna times., 1954-03-25
20 Years Ago

Mrs. James III. Hughes of Dover,
director of Relief for Kent County,
addressed the Smyrna Rotary Club
last Thursday evening on the me-
thods employed in the manage
ment and directing relief to the
unemployed in Kent County.
Clayton w. Fisher, aged 72, for
many years a prominent Dover
merchant, died in Philadelphia
Thursday. The announcement of
his death was received in Dover
and Smyrna where he was well
Other Correspondence on Page Thirteen
Smyrna times., 1954-03-25

Next Tuesday, March 80, Miss
Delaware 1854 in the person of
Miss Barbara Woodall, Claymont,
will begin her first official duties
as the states Cherry Blossom
Princess at the annual festival in
Washington, D. C. Miss Woodall,
10, and a blue-eyed blonde will
taste the first laurels of her re-
cent victory when she was chosen
from IL contestants as this years
Miss Delaware in a contest spon-
sored by the Wilmington Junior
Chamber of Commerce. Miss
Woodall is talented organist. On
Tuesday, however, she will be-
come the guest of the Delaware
State Society in Washington and
will have headquarters at the
Statler Hotel for the week. Once
established there she win attend a
round of fetes in connection with
the annual Cherry Blossom Festi-
val. Representative Herbert B.
Warburton, State Society Presi-
dent, will be official host.
Luncheon in Her Honor
no1a..ro,.o,e Coooracc;o,o1 daJaor
alton will have a luncheon in her
honor in the Speakers Dining
Room, House of Representatives,
at 1890 pm, Tuesday, where she
will also be officially welcomed by
United States Senators John j.
Williams and ]. Allen Frear. On
the same evening at $50 pm.
Barbara and her official party, in
c1uding her mother, Mrs. Gilbert
M. Woodall, as chaperon, will be
guests at a dinner in the National
Press Club Building, sponsored by
the Delaware Society. The recep-
ton begins at $50 with dinner to
be served at 7:30 o'clock. Wednes-
day at 1890 pm. Miss Woodall
will attend the National Cherry
Blossom Committee luncheon and
fashion show at the Mayflower
Hotel and at $50 pm. the Con-
ference of State Societies Recep-
ton and Grand Ball takes place in
the National Arena.
Participates In Parade
Miss Woodall will participate in
the Greater National Capitol Com
mittee parade at 900 pm. on
Thursday, April 1, riding on the
specially prepared Illuminated
float provided for her by the
Delaware State Development De-
partment. This will be the third
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"And the Importance of courtesy
in avoiding traffic accidents and
making our streets and highways
safe for drivers and pedestrians
cannot be over-emphasized," he
said. He said, that joint sponsor
ship of the program on the ma
tional level by three prominent
safety organizations was Indicative
of the Importance of the effort.
Cooperating in nationwide promo
tion of the "Code of the Road"
program are the National Safety
Council, the Inter-Industry High
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way Safety Committee and the
National Committee for Traffic
Safety. Continuing his discussion
of respect for the law as basic to
courtesy, Mr.. DUPONT pointed out
that major expression of respect
for law is observance of the "Signs
of Life" the signs, signals and
pavement markings which state
the law and warn of traffic dang
ers. "But true courtesy goes be-
yond the strictly legal aspect of
the traffic problem" he said.
Other Correspondence on Page Twelve
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Ham Shortcake

Take tip from dessert time for
this dish. Bake corn bread in a
round layer cake pan. The same as
for dessert shortcake, slice the
corn bread lengthwise. Place
creamed ham or creamed luncheon
meat between the layers and on
top.