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en- vanished the same way during
the seven-day show-as well as
over thirty thousand Delmarva
Chicken recipe leaflets. A big fea-
ture at the booth, sponsored by
the Delmarva Poultry Industry
and the Delaware State Poultry
Commission, was entry blank reg
istration for the National Chicken
Cooking Contest, to be held at
Onancock, Va, June 13-14-15. Al
most 700 hopeful chicken cooks
signed up for a chance at the
crown.
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Hope to see you there!

Mrs. R. H. Butts and mother
spent Saturday in Wilmington.
A member of the Ladies Au8-
iliary attended a dinner meeting
at FELTON, on Tuesday evening
when the FELTON, Ladies Auxiliary
entertained the Kent County Lad
les Auxiliary.
Mrs. Harold Shepard of Mobile,
Ala, is spending sometime with
her mother, Mrs. ]. Seward Daley
at Kent General Hospital, where
she is still a patient.
Mr.. Sam Touchton of Washing
ton, D. c. spent the weekend with
Mr.. Seward Daley and visited his
mother, Mrs. Daley, in Kent Gen.
eral Hospital.
Eleven members of the Ladies
Auxiliary attended the Caroline
Smyrna times., 1955-05-26

women give for
a { t e n d in g
II o m emakers'
Short Course.
1t also provides
an opportunity
for homemak-
ers to get bet
ter acquainted
with the Uni
versity of Della
Smyrna times., 1955-05-26

ware campus and faculty.
Homemakers' Short Course will
be held from June 18th to 18th
this year, on the University Cam
pus. The group will be living in
Sharp Hall and eating in Old Col
1ege. The cost will be approx
simately $14.
The program looks wonderful!
1t is built around the theme of
%Art in Everyday Living" and in
scludes: Fashion from Paris to
Delaware; What Makes Good
Smyrna times., 1955-05-26

A time to learn new things
A chance to meet new people
A three day vacation with no
cooking or dishwashing-
These are three of the reasons
Smyrna times., 1955-05-26

booth at the recent International
Food Show in New York.
On her way to Hollywood and
a big new career, Miss Nolan just
followed her pert nose to that
Delmarvalous odor, and offered to
carve if she could have first pick
of the chick. Many another chick
Smyrna times., 1955-05-26

Miss Cathy Nolan, bright young
'TV star-(Wendy in the recent
million dollar coast-to-coast spec
tacle "Peter Pan & Wendy")-
stops to serve and stayed to
feast at the Delmarva Chicken
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COOP. APTS. FOR SALE
OLDER COuPIE
APARTMENTS WANTED

ALLOW US TO SUPPLEMENT your
vacation fund by honeymooning in
your apt while you are away, July
1 OR 2 BEDRM. furt. apt, located IN
vic, OF Anderson Clinic, Arl. Utiis.
1urn. and must have twin beds: for
! yr, or more. Employed coupe. no
cnlloren or pets. Call after q pm,
OWNERS RECOMMEND MANDEL
FOX good ,whitei tenants. furn- or
uhiurn aDts; in D. c. at reas. fee,
call MANDEL. AID. 4-3400. --36
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COLORED-19O9 End ST. N.E.-1,;
bedrm; apt; So 20 per mo; Cal
coL0R.D-s5th AND BLAINE SIS
NE.-S57 80 and S5S so per month.
Living room, dinette, bath. bedroom.
spect. eall EUGENE II. PHfFER,
coIoREp&Sk' dGTsF RldEi; ST, sTASToN IlSS11 pARk-
! eStra-laree rm.. kit. and bath: all
utlls. incl. s55 LA. 6-5s5s 90 :
RMS. hath. porch: all
rms. outside. l040 9Th st. ne. SO.
MA. S-4639. EN- 2-5S42 -26
COLORED - I3i3 CORCORAN ST
NWm ;no,s tm l,o and mN H. s1It64 with reteT;
rm' and kit. with dinette. aIse
refgr., semibath. all utils. incl. SAC
CoIoREDGisai S ST. N.w.-spac
rms. kit and bath, beautifully
msintstned ma (. edo blds' conv' loe' sss; $50 %
CoIoRED@BLAUTIFUL, modern / :;
bedrm. apis, in nicely, ,landscaped
project; S5650 plus utilities. For
details. phone MA. S-9e37. 80
COLORED-1S33 SWAMI ST. NV.
and bath; bath s Heat IT, and nd hot nO.n.St water eT
cali CO. 5-6222. 20
CoLoREDgi.8a EYE ST. Sc
Newly dec. . bedrms,s kitchenette.
bath Cali Ii. 6-2643 or Ii, A.
CoLoRED-NEAR 18th AND H SITS
N.E.--Newly dec, l bedrm,, liv. rm.
dinette., kit; and bath; S5O.4t incl
all utils. MIR; FISCHER. EX, j.
1853 or Ho. 2.2s4s. no,11
IC0LoRED - .+ i3s" RASDOLph RAND. aa+ ST, =
this conveniently located brick bldg
Oliver T. CARR, Realtor. -27
ICOLORED-22II 18th ST. N.E--1l :
bedrm. az apt; in mo mod bsst S-fam1is mE
sss sso9s. ss9 oLivER n R0 T. eS CARR Realtof
coLoRED-s5s7 18th ST. NV
newly decor: heat. h; ". furn,;
sd1lts Snlyi EN- Nw65o6acom. 56TS61i ou,
with cheerful living room. dining
frances; $3.50 to $1,000 plus utils.
Just of. Sheriff road and close to
MnpsSGa Mr Wams ave s ssoppRs G5tR St araa ss so
: or SHANNON s; LUcHs COM
PANY 124 18th st. w. Ma. S-23A5
C0LORED, APTS. and rooms in va
rious sectors. AUERBACH & CO
DI. T-6501 To. 2-SSS9.
COLORED-N.W. 1908 9th ST
Adults: modern 2-rm. apt. clean,
newly equip. utils. incl. TU. "-06l3.
CoLoRED-TwO-BEDRooM APT.-
Newly dec; $3.50. See ianitor. )
Rhode Island ave. NV. DIXIE
REALTY CO. Agts.. 14l7 L st, NV
COLORED-NEAR OKLA. AVE
Very nice large Groom, kitchen and
bath apt. $50 mo. incl. utils. Ii.
3-Ol29.
CoLoRED-ATTRACTIvE 1-besrm.
unit with liv rm., dinette, kit. and
bath. In excellent location nr. 18th
and T sIszSn.w Avail. June /. Rent
$50 per mo. PHILLIPS. CANDY g.
FULLER. INC, ST. 3-2+00, l012
ICoIoREDEi3Is 18th ST. NV
Apt. contains / rm.. kitchen and
bath. Only S47.50 mo-, incl. heat.
hot water electric. Inspect or call
CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-LUxURY APT.
New bldg. all utils. incl Apply ian.
10 49th st. Sc, Apt. B-4
3 rms. kit. din. area. bath: SS7 80;
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

SILVER sPRING-Close- in, newly
decorated; nice sized apt; $40; JU.
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FORT CRAIG GABDENs

FORT CRAIG GARDENS
apt, adjacent to TT. Myer; S70.75
per mo-, incl. utils. For inspection,
apply Apt. 9. 1lS s. Court House,
BARKLEY BROS, INC.
MA 1901
Evening star., 1955-05-26

CHEVY CHASE. MD. adj. Chevy
Chase Club bedrms- 2la baths,
delightfully."- cool; June sth to Sept.
g. $3.50 mo. Ma. s-lob2 or Ju.
Evening star., 1955-05-26

SILVER SPRING-Close- newly
decorated; nice sized apt; $40 ~,
ROCKVILLE and Q bedrooms. Iiv.
ing room. dinette. kitchen bath and
rear screened porch: near schools
and shopping center; S65 to $50 per
month 20. 2-3n03
DE LUKE 2-BEDROoM APIS, ada
cent to The Hniversisy ats Of rIxst Maryiand
frances. full basement and many
other special features. Spacious
play area. ideal for children. Con-
venient to everything for. as little
as 500 80 per month including all
utilities. Call FREDERICK REAL
ESTATE RE. 7-246l or eyes, uN
NEAR CENSUS BUREAU. s.E.-Gar-
den tyne . bedrms. and bath; also
lge. liv. rm., din rm. and modern
than 4 blk Call Ma. 8-3524. --26
SILVER sPRING-Newly dec; conv
location: hedrm.. hv. rm, dinette,
kit and bath; $3.50 mo. Ju
9-349O. After 8. LO. 5-4s00. -26
SILVER SPRING - Desirable 2-bed-
room apt, in Sligo Creek PARK: Park; pic pic:
large large rooms, % 3 closets; storage and
laundry facilities: off-street parking;
on busline. JU. .5-7404. -26
TAKOMA PARK, 6S11 Red Top I'd
Lovely redec, l-bedrm. apt, liv. rm..
dinette, kit, bath, attic storage
spa space 11l4 n. coop shopping @sS ceaser'
q NJ LARGE aGfi Rooms, kit, bath, rear
scr. porch; pvt. entr.; no children;
so; avail. June l. 34O4 Upshur
St.. Brentwood. Md. WA. 7-65ad65.
FLOWER AND PINEY BRANCH
AREA-In 6-unit building: 2-bed-
rooms oG ss isrdnee spsrte
epaded. dadssi p D. FORD. IT. s-6l66;
home Spring 4-7453. i
TAKOMA PK.-S65 mo. incl. utils
Well-planned 1-rm.. kit. and bath
apt. New bldg. Excel. loc; RAFFEll
s REAh vfa EsFATESi; sPRINS; Ju s51loS 81 mo. Very
Clean 2Erm. kit. and bath apt; n
Branch and Flower Ave. RAFFELl
REAL, ESTATE, JU. 9-I103.
1926 FLOWER AVE. Takoma PARK
Md bedrm. terrace apt q pioch
to shopping; $3.50. See Resiaen'
SNAIL NAL 1-BEDRM. APT. in priv
home suitable / or adults. Sep
arate entr and garden. All utiisii; /;
$50 6l16 I 5Sth ave. Riveroak
Heights. WA. 1859. after pm
TaaKoMA ahS5sdsSP PARK - $50 for 1-bedrm;
ant. on main floor Of mod; 6-unlt
bldg. ROBERT E. LoHR' Reaitor'
Coral OR HILLS at D. c. lins-Garden
apts.; 3 bedrms., S95; bedrms;-'
SIS including utilities. Nj. school'
rms shops, 10. S-70sS. Il
TAKOMA PARK, S415 Flower ave
Lee,, 2-bedrm., terrace apt:' very
conv.; "a utils.; $50. Ju. o-i.4''
SILVER SPRING AREA-Attr; apt apt.
in nice, quiet neighborhood; "a mile
from Langley PIX. shopping center
liv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath; 500 mo
JU. S-90SS.
HYATTSVILLE = 1-bedrm. apt, tor
adult couple. Princess Ann apis
available June /; conv. TO tranSp''
Shopping and churches; S12.5o mo-
incl, all utils. AP, 1-11l1. 81
,31I6 QUINCY ST, Brentwooo1hpt,
newly decorated; large rooms. istge
modern kitchen and bath; aEallanie
for Immediate OCCUPANCY. 10 IN
spect pick up key at 31l4 oetWeen
and 40 daily or call Dl $50
BETHESDA, Md and 2 bedrooms
Uv. room, din. space, kit, pain ano
rear screened porch; SbO-Sso BAN
IJEI, z. BOGLEY, INC. OIL. 4-lE'o
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MT. VERNON COURTS - Beautiful
new apt. with 19.tt. liv. rrny Ice.
dinette and fuil-sized hedrms.
colored tile bath. completely eanip.
Kitchen; rent includes all utilities,
in coloniai-type brick building. s
units each. Oyerlooking beautiful
lawns and shade trees. Garage. /
bedroom. S66 50-S69. so: bed
rooms. S74 80. Adults. RAYMOND
APARTMENTS. TIE. 6-31eo.-27
1914 N. QUEEN ST., Arl; Apt. p
Newly decorated, bedrm.. liv. rm.,
incl utils.: avail. June 1. IA. q
1926. or IA. 2-9201. --26
ALEX. near Hunting Towers-Mod-
ern 1-bedrm. apt. 1st a.: newly
dec. all utils.; S72. oV. $4,000
oGINc9 othfSS 2 GARDENS bedrms.. liv
rm.. din. kit. and bath. nr. Hecht
seites iesids seaPSz sssso mS sRoDD1lns 1a
9.5l60, ia. 5-6540. ~
ARLINGTON. VA, westover section,
lust of Wash. blvd. conv. to every
thing. Bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette space.
kit, and bath; $69.50 per mo. incl.
hSns hsat and IN bot gater. o eSd Ssll WEAVER
.5Ats(A1st AAN(.t LII f-cDUV.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Bedrm., liv, rm.,
dfnette. kit. and bath apts,; close in.
Just of Wilson blvd. on North Oak
ST.; S72.50 and S74.50. incl. all
rtils; Sal cslI WEAVER BROS. NC.
FOUR ROOMS. bath. private en-
trance; avail. June 20; eples. only;
10 min. D. c.. on busline; SIS.
IA 23rd st. s., Arl.. Va, OF.
FREE RENT To JUNE Spacious.
2-bedrm. terrace apt, ample closets,
storage, laundry facils.: TT. Myer,
Pentagon. Navy Annex area; $50,
incl utils. ia. 7-5414.
HARBOR TERRACE APARTMENTS
II you are interested in an apt. con-
venient to National Airport, We
have newly redecorated. 1-bedroom
apis. from S70.75 to S75.75 per
mo-, incl. utils. For inspection, apply
ct Apt. /, 1901 Abingdon drive,
Alexandria.
FORT CRAIG GARDENS
Also newly redecorated 1-bedroom
apt, adjacent to Ft. Myer; S70.75
per mo-, incl. utils. For inspection,
apply Apt. g. 1lS s. Court House,
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY IIfNs CHAsE1of1cer's cha widow has
4-e122 or AID. 4-7s99. -27
CHI. CH.--4 bedrms.. 2,s baths. 80.
II Iiy. rm.. lge din. rm.. ctr hall.
cleo. kit, scr porch, brk. patio and
barbecue fenced yd. Years lease
Avail. july /: $3.50. OIL, 2-43l0.
~
ARL.--Cute. modern: 2 bedrms.
washer. disposal; fenced yard. Child
welcome. Sl25 HO. 2-47s1, 90
GEORGETOWN - Summer rental.
Sa30 month. References. Call Hu
: ROOM BRICK. in beautiful Wood
longer caii So 5-464e. 'ass Mae OF
NORTH ARLINGTON Beautifully
furn. -3-bedrm. Eng. type brE' house
In fine neighborhood. Gorgeous
CAN j: H. BENoTT. REALTocR. KE. S
s-6677; Ewes. JE. 3-1141. -2S
CLEVELAND PARK - Newly deco
rated 4,bedrm. home: centrally To-
cate satsd ,slo close to al schools. stores
and s6-foot rear brick patio "aks with
Georgetown atmosphere; $50. Cali
ROBERT x. WRIGHT, OIL. 9-S439
OE EN-. b-0OUU. -1B
GEORGETOWN-s rms, completely
furn.: / year from June /; 5 bed
rooms and bath on End A.: drawing
rm., din. rm., sitting rni, and stor-
1868 or Ap. 4-3545. N27
1886 PLYERS MILL RD., Silver
Spring-Brick Cape Cod, ground
level. summer kit, laundry and large
rec. rm,, paneled in cherry wood
1st level: e.ee. kit. disposal. dining,
iiv.. rm. with fireplace. bedrm. and
bath; End level: = twin-sized bed
huilt-in closets. drawers and vanity
Bath glass stall shower Unfurn..
$3.50. Furn., $3.50. Los 5-363l.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, adj. Chevy
Chase Club bedrms. 2la baths,
delightfully."- cool; June sth to Sept.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night expert handling; reasonable
rates. DI 1861.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage in
separate S rooms: expert packing.
AGE CO INC. Established 1908
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches a specially. s. L. MORRIS.
ny; ~ 30 or II 6-2Ss9
we DO them them AZ! Clean and careful;
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. IA. 9-2937, ewes, RA. 3-14I6.
BEST MOVERS IN TOWN Low
rates ssxper. men. "a hr.; l-bedrm
1-950O.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

2 BEDROOM HOUSE or apartment
desired by intern and family about
June Is. Occupancy planned for 2
pitai desired. Contact L, iMPERL
1435 Broadway. Ann Arbor. Mich.
FOR WESTERN COLLEGE DEAN-
Furn. 3-bedrm house or apt, June
Is-July 16. Preferably not over
$3.50. May also be wanted By Pro.
feksor July i6-Aus. 13. MA. s-so40
wkdays.. 10 to 4:30. -27
fcontinued or NeXt RaQel
Evening star., 1955-05-26
ApTs. UNFURNIsHED--VA.

APTS. UNEURNlSHED-VA.
ARL.-Close in. near Arlington Tow
erS. beautiful bedrm. Secluded
area Adults only. $3.50. ia; s.
ARL. Best area; / and . bedrms. ::
shop ctr SO SO and sos NJ
Glebe rd. 4014 Columbia pike. IA,
FAILS VCHuRCH-1-bedrm ant. scr,
n sn pvt. e0Ro home; % s9a'so. SHos TE s-2o9S
in. near Georgetown; l
bedrm., well kept quiet wooded area
Adults only, $50; SO. JA S-1133.
ARIINdgosHsssl iSgS istS I'd sorth' pedrm.. near
transp.. stores, Fort MYer: heat. hot
s@.sets. @ sS dsvs: 'eTHE or EM s-aaos' ewes.
ARLINGTON, Columbia pike at Fred
erick -. MAGNOLIA Gardens; avall.
dining room combinations; . large
bedrooms latest in kitchen equip
ment; parquet fis.. Venetian blinds;
: 'xposures; util furn:; soc, mo;
One bedroom Ss250. For info. call
1 AND isSEDRooM APARTMENTS
- Minis. from Washington via Ar
lington boulevard. Call ia. 7-7604.
-27
EFFIC. De LUKE APT; Arl..--Close-
in; sep. dinette and kitchen, par
Quet floors. super sound insulation.
carpeted halls; S61.50 incl. utils.
JA 5-6534. 30
ARLINGTON, nr. Key BRIDGE bed
rn. apt: conv. transp, shopping;
ldry facils;; parking: $40, incl, al
manager, IA. 2-0799. --31
UNFURN APT, 210 Z. Windsor ave,
Alex, Wand floor, cross ventils-
tion, ample closets, br.; adults.
No dogs. cats. TIE, 6-4233 after 6.
CHOICE 1st-FL. APT. in mod bldg.
Very large rms: stores and trensp.
nearby; $50. incl. all utils. ia. q
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MT. LAKE PARK

Mrs. Isabelle Hill Washn ON.
has returned to the Park for The
summer months
Raymond McCutcheon, ST., Wash
ington, spent the weekend at his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Rshtmire
have opened their cottage after
having spent the winter months in
Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Annette.
FaiImont spent the weekend here.
Mrs. Annette is spending a few days
with Mrs. George PeddicOrd.
Mr.. and Mrs Neil Sears and
daughters have moved back 10 THEN
home, after having resided in Terra
Alta
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis. OF
Davis. W. Va, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HardcstY
and family Cumberland visited
Mr.. and Mrs Ira IIardeStY. Sunday
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs f f.
Kahl on Saturday were Mr. and
Mrs. Wellington Yutzy, Cumber-
land. Mr. and Mrs Merle RccdN
and son, also of Cumberland. were
Sunday visitors.
Mrs A. l.. Biggs is i'll at her home
in Loeb Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs f. O. Liller Loch
Lynn. and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H.
Weimer. Mt Lake, left Wednesday
for ten day trip visiting friends
and relatives i'm Akron and other
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church dining room on Saturday
April 30, 5 to 8 o'clock Tickets are
rs cents and Sl00
The monthly meeting of the VS.
CS will be held i'm the church on
Tuesday evening, May ,. with Mrs
Cecil Schroyer in charge Of the
business Mrs Ernest Friend will
have the topic for discussion and
Mrs Julia Skidmore will lead the
dcyotionals Circle II will serve.
Mrs Charles Hook entertained
members of Circle III Of WSCS at
her home Monday evening Mrs
Ivan HENDERSON, leader, had the
business meeting Mrs j. d. Shat
fer led the dcVotionalS. Officers
elected for the new year we're Mrs.
HumberSOn leader. Mrs. John Will
liams. treasurer. Mrs Russell
Wright secretary MIS-. Gene
Friend will entertain in May.
installation of Officers
Installation Of officers for the
WSCS Will be held on Sunday eve
ming. May %. with Rev. J. ID. Shat
fer in charge of the candlclight
service. Officers to be installed are:
Mrs Ernest Friend, presidents Mrs.
Julia SkidmOrc. vice president:
Mrs John Holman. treasurer: Mrs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-28

T.. Il, Wcimcr were Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Conn and Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Conn Akron. Ohio.
The nursery hour for children is
open every Sunday during worship
service at the Bethel Methodist
church The nursery has been re-
decorated by the Young Adult class.
The monthly pack meeting of the
cub scout troop met Thursday eye
ming, Aprn 81. at the Bowling Al
ley The group saw the film of
Smokey the Bear. Ice cream was
served to the scouts and parents
Awards went to the following boys:
Jon Thaycr, wolf badge lack
Jones Bear badge; Joseph Ger
main and Lorraine Riley lion
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CARD OF THANKS

We want to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulncsS follow
ing the sudden death of our hus-
band, father and SON the late
George r. Coddington. Jr.
We also want to thank those who
gave flowers and contributed ;he
use of their automobiles for the
funeral service
The Coddington Families
ADV. IL
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were Sunday dinner guests Of
Mayor and Mrs James Ross
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Bell spent
Sunday in ConnellsVlle, Pa. with
Miss Helen Emma
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Knerieum
and children. Wheeling, w. Va,
were Sunday visitors Of Mn and
Mrs Fred LOWdermilk
William Durham. Nh and Mrs f..
w Shoemaker and family visited
ON Sunday with the formers wife
who has been patient i'm Memorial
hospital. Cumberland since Friday.
Mrs. VIM f. Frazee is spending
this week i'm Cleveland, Ohio, with
her son and family Mr. and Mrs.
Dclbert Rcckart
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Bcachlcy and
son Henry spent Saturday evening
in UniontoWn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Okey TIorr and
daughter were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Fra
zee. Asher Glade
Everett Durham UniontoWn, Pa:
and Mrs. Andrew Kennedy Farm
ingtOn. Pa, were Thursday visitors
of Mr. and Mrs William Durham.
Mrs Amos Friend entertained at
a surprise dinner on Sunday April
"a. honoring her husbands 3lst
birthday. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Schroyer and family Oak
Hill Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams
and daughter Connie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade Schroycr and family Mr. and
Mrs Ralph SWauger and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Dick SelbY and son.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan HumbcrSon. Mrs.
Pearle Faulkner. Mrs. Helen De
vine, Mrs. Minnie Friend. Mr. and
Mrs George NitcZ and daughters,
the hOnored guest and children,
Sherry. Terry and Penny.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond SchlosS-
nagle and John Devinc spent
Wednesday in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Harold Friend. Mrs Susan
Friend. Mrs. Donald limbaugh,
Mrs. Matte Friend and Mrs W \.
Smith attended the funeral on Sat
urday of Charles Russell Willett,
near Brandonville. w Va
Ray NanSickle. Cleveland, Ohio,
spent the weekend here with his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hinebaugh.
Akron. Ohio. are spending two
weeks at their home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Watson. Terra
Alta. w. va. spent SUNDAY here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hook. Union
town. visited her mother. Mrs.
Richard Friend on SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vitcz and
family. Mill Run. were Saturday
evening visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Sines.
Harold Lee Frankhouscr. of
Cresapt0Wn. was a weekend guest
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Frankholscr
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fike and
daughtcr Nancy Mill Run. were
Friday guests of Mi and Mrs.
Ralph Fikc Sunday visitors at the
Fike home were MIR. and Mrs. or
val Rush. of Rush.
Harry Baker has been patient
urday, ,7 1850, No..
l-I,,da i,,HSi,l.Io ,,.oro M. md
- -
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KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS Waste

Nagging backache. loss Of pep and energy,
headaches and dizziness may be due to slow
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Reds pledged they would with.
draw from Austria
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29
Sifka's Home-Owned Newspaper

India's Nehru and Burma S Jun, among many others, got red carpet treatment in Mos COW. Tourists and delegations crawled all over the Soviet Un- ion. Russias delegations came to the United States and even said some complimentary thi- ngs about this country.
 The U. S. $. R. returned the Porkkala base to Finland. Mos cow announced it was cutting it's armed forces by 64O,O0O - men sorely needed, incidentally in agriculture and industry iBulganin announced positive attitude" and the Vests sugges ton for lfour4power talks, and the Geneva Spirit" was about to be born with the summit meeting of government chiefs.
 At Geneva, President Eisen- hover scored an initial success with his "open skies" proposal for arms control, which left the Russians Mustered. The Russians said they were "study ing" it. But in October, the Gen eva spirit suffered a rude set back at the foreign ministers conference. It became obvious the Soviet Union would per- init a reunified Germany only with the way clear for communism. Toward the years end the Russians found it safe to blaa the Eisenhower ah in- spection proposal while offer ing their own idea of atomic weapons control in a form the West could hardly accept.
 Tripping through the East, Bulganin and Khrushchev made poten' propaganda. The initia- tive was theirs once again.
 Tomorrow: The zigzag tech nique).
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29
TWO JUVENILES IN COURT YESTERDAY

Two 13-year old juvenile girls, who had been running wild, appeared in a session of the juvenile court yesterday. They had been playing trnant from school and staying away from home la,e at night, in ad- dition to remaining out all night on several occasions.
 The court found the parents had made an effort to control the children but had been un- able to do so. Bach was placed on parole in the custody of her parents until other arrange ments can be made by the court.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-12-29
ONLY FEW DAYS TO REGISTER PROPERTY

Beginning Jan. 1, 1856, all owners of land lying outside incorporated towns, public It. tility districts and indapend- ent school districts will be de- clared delinquent, if 'Shey fail- ed to file statements of own ership win the U. s. conamis- sioner in the recording pre- cinct wherein their property is situated.
 A penalty for late registra- ton is charged aH CT that date.