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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-29
HOLLY WOOD
By JAMES BACON

worlds best underwater swim
mers.
Married and the father OF two
children. Ricou enjoys his
screen success but doesn't take
1t seriously.
Even the turtles can't get
romantic about me-" he laughs.
Or maybe they do.
zone time a turtle nipped of
the entire heel of my sponge
rubber suit" he relates, land
everything came to a stop until
one Of the makeup men chased
him. got the part and sewed it
back on. Other fish give me no
trouble"
The creature series, like Fran
els the Mule. Pa and Ma Kettle
and others are what is known
lin the trade as gimmick attrac-
itions. Most Of them could go
on indefinitely but actors, being
actors, refuse to keep them up.
I'm available indefinitely"
says Ricou.
One studio wag already has
suggested that there should be
a Gill Woman knitting little
web-footed bottles for the in
evitable Son of the Creature.
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WHERE
AND WHEN
CURRENT THEATER
ATTRACTIONS
AND TIME OF SHOWING

Stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
ice Capades"; $50 pm.
National-"The King and T.:
800 pm.
OIney-"The Time Of Your
Life: dark, resumes tomorrow.
Screen
Ambassador - Mister Rob-
lerts";; 1:15. 1885, 5:55 and $3.50
pm. Sneak preview: 8:15 pm.
CapitoI-"To Catch b Thief:
II an. 1910. 800. $3.50, TAO and
$3.50 pm.
Colony-"Notorious"";; 6, 7:50
and $40 pm.
Columbia-'Tt Came From Be-
meath the Sea-; 1920 am. 2,
1885. T:15 and 9:55 pm.
Dupont-"Summertime"; 1880,
I3:35. 5:35. TAO and 9:40 pm.
Keith's Lady and the
Tramp; IL. 2. 4. 6. 8 and 10 pm.
Little-'From Here to Eter-
nity";; $50, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Macarthur Chance Meet
ing: 6:15, 7:55 and $3.50 pm.
Metropolitan -" Mister Rob-
erts": 11:40 am, 2:10, $40. 7:10
and $40 pm.
Ontario-"The Private War OF
Major Benson: 1:15, 500. 5:25
1880 and 9:35 pm.
Palace-"Not as a Stranger;
1920 am, 1:55. 4:30, 7:05 and
$40 pm.
Playhouse -"Summertime";: II
am. 1880. 2:4O. $3.50. 6:25, S:15
and 1910 pm.
Plaza-"One Desire: 1920,
2:10, 4:10. sos. 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Man From
Laramie; II am. 1850, 2:45
4:35. $3.50, 1925 and 1918 pm,
Warner-"This is Cinerama";:
IL and $3.50 pm,
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An Unknown Star

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 40 R.-
One Of the towns top box-ofiice
stars is an underwater press
agent from Florida who is per-
sonally unknown even on his
home lot. Universal Interna-
tional.
Ricou Browning is his name
and he's only been in two pic
lures but the box-ofiice profit
Is in the millions. The first
movie was Creature From the
Black Lagoon" and the second
was 1.-THE Revenge Of the
Creature"
He's in town now making THE
Creature Walks Among Us" and,
as you probably have guessed.
Ricou is the creature.
The casts all have been dif-
ferent in the three pictures. a
fact which convinces the studio
that the creature himself Is the
box ofice attraction.
The first two in the series
were made for around $780, 900
and each crossed four millions
around the world. This town is
peopled with Oscar winners who
would like to have that kind of
box office return.
In the pictures ,Ricou plays
the Gill Man. one of the most
horrendouS movie monsters since
the days of Lon Clancy, sr.
Although he earns his living
by frightening movie fans out OF
their wits, Ricou is a mild
hammered young man who, in
person, is just about the last
person anyone would take for
the dreadful creature he depicts.
A creation Of U-Ts horror
Acknowledgements most IA
nous - the Gill Man is set
apart from the normal citizen
by huge web feet. big scales over
most Of his body. and a face
even a mother octopus couldn't
learn to love.
Ricou does most Of his screen
emoting underwater - usually
fathomless bathing spas fire.
quented by curry maidens, all
in bikinis. So far the screen
monster has chased Julie Adams
and Lori Nelson and in the third
picture his target will be shapely
Leigh Snowden.
Amazing thing about Ricou's
screen appearances. he gets fan
mail which argues that he should
get the girl. This inks the bona
fide male actors in the pictures
but the studio attaches no sig
nlficance TO this.
There's a macabre group Of
fans in this country who used
to write the same kind of letters
to Boris Karlof and Bella
Lugosi," one studio spokesman
disclosed.
Up until the debut OF the
creature, Ricou was an expert
skin diver and assistant publicity
director for Silver Springs, Fla.
He is undoubtedly one Of the
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ton Building. 1900 Thirty first
South, Arlington.
+ i 4
THEY SAY-James Cagney,
Of his nervousness while he and
Pat O'Brien watched younger
performers breeze by blithely to|
60 on at q benefit: THE diff
ference. you see, is that Pat and
I know what 1t is to flop"
James Stewart. of his spirit
of st. Louis" portrayal Of
Charles A. Lindbergh: II plan toI
get all the film I can find OIL
him; there is a lot of old news
reel stuff. But I'm not going to|
attempt an imitation. I think
you get yourself into q trap when
you do that. I'll Just try to in.
corporate some Of his gestures|
and the rest viii be my own
Interpretation. It's the same
thing I did with the Glenn Mil.
Ter picture"
Gary Cooper, of his Court
Martial Of Billy Mitchell" bio
graphical role: BILLY talked al
lot more than ! do, but he had
something to say"
Rhonda Fleming, of the orgies
filmed in Rome for "Semiramis"
on a day when she wasn't work.
ing: "I'll be scandaiized for life.
Those Italians are Just too
realistic. I've always Dragged
that I had never made a movie
that I couldn't take my son to-
see. ] hope he doesn't see this
one"
Rock Hudson. paraphrasing
VIII Rogers during the filming
Of Giant" when thrown by a
horse named Lone Star: II never
met q horse ! didn't hke-until
Lone Star"
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THE PASSING SHOW
THE PASSING SHOW
New Repertory Group
Sets Up. in Fronconio
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

There is cheerful ironyone to delight the hearts Of all
OF the areas newest repeory Fancona Va)
there used to be neghborhood called the Sylvia
fellow invented television
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Films Of More Than Routine Merit

films OF more non k0UtIne WeFIr
"THE COBWEB"Stear cast headed by Richard Wdmark and
Lauren Bacan in psychatric maze.
"THE COUNTRY GRLGrace Kelly and Bling Crosby In the
moving story Of alcoholic actor.
"THE GLENN MILLER STORY"-James Stewart In fond
steal recall Of the popular bandleader's life.
INTERRUPTED MELODY"-The touching account Of Mar
jOrie Lawrences battle with polio.
"LOvE ME OR LEAVE ME"Snger Doris Day plays Singer
Ruth Etting ably abetted by James Cagney.
MARTYBetsy Blair and Ernest Borgnine in the
ing film that took Cannes Festival honors.
SEVEN YEAR ITCH"-Summer Bachelor Tom Ewell meets
Bachelor Girl Marlyn Monroe, for laughs.
STRATEGIC AIR CONTMAND"-James drama
tic story Of ong-range bombers and their crews
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VIRE1NIA ~smorio, slvd 3 \" 81
VsSsVA4SAn H o.6l33
lCinemaScope and Color. HOUSE
slOF BAMBOO" ROBERT STACK,
sISHIRLEY YAMAGUCH1.
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BRANCH DRIVEN Clinton r.
6h7 Nj. South D. {. Line vio eroneh
Ave Sc. Nd Route 5 re. 1856.
Tonight and Tomorrow, free Davy
Crockett transfer pictures to every
child. Big cartoon carnival ut sos.
TESS PARKER In Walt Disney's
"DAVY CROCKETT" in color. on our
wide. wide screen, $50; JEFFREY
HUNTER In SAILOR OF THE
KING" 10:45.
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,Sa fYNTRY foirIinston. Va
go VssNA M re. $1,000
.TEIJEFF MORROW, FAITH DoMER-
.es CUE. THIS ISLAND EARTH"
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eIRYYN wa King s. II s.3445
3 AsAAsW poFkins Space
JOHN PAYNE, MONA FREEMAN,
S"THE ROAD TO DENVER"
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Tues. and Wed.-dreta Carlo and
Robert Taylor in CAMILLE and
that comedy sensation, ''TONI0HTS
THE NIGHT" Starring David Niven.
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1RGEY La. 6-3112-Gienn Ford in
S~~~~ THE BLACKBOARD JUNGLE
at 500, q:1S. Also Rhonda Fleming in
THE REDHEAD and THE COWBOY"
At 1855.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Realty Men
Elect Beers

willard Z. Beers. partner In
Beers Bros. Silver Spring real
estate agency was elected presi-
dent of the Montgomery County
Real Estate Board last night.
Mr.. Beers succeeded Mrs. Mar
|garet Dunkley Held ct Q meet
ing Of the group last night at the
Kenwood Golf and Country Club.
He is g member Of the Amer
lean Institute Of Real Estate APP
prafsers. National Institute Of
Real Estate Brokers. Society Of
Residential Appraisers and the
Board Of Governors Of the Mary
land Real Estate Association.
Others elected were H. Z.
Thompson. jr., first vice presi-
dent: Harry b. Bair. second vice
president, and Adolph c. Roh-
land secretary-treasurer.
Elected for two year-terms as
directors were jackson A. Kess-
niger and James G. Conley.
A dinner followed the business
meeting during which Naomi M.
Laughiin, executive secretary Of
the organization. was presented
8 certificate In recognition Of her
attendance at the seminar on
real estate board administration
at the University Of Illinios.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Driver Uses Cos
''1nsteod Of Broke,
Hits Store Window

A large glass window in an
Arlington grocery store was
smashed and the turnstile inside
broken yesterday when a woman
Enotorist stepped on the accelera-
tor instead Of the brake. police
said.
According to police. the car
had bounded over the raised
sidewalk running between the
raised sidewalk running between
the parking lot and the Safeway
store at BOIL Wilson boulevard.
Aman going through the turn
stile when the accident took
place apparently escaped in
turies except for bruises.
Policemen j. w. West and
Bernard Lunsford identified the
driver as Catherine Christensen,
~. Of 1909 North Eleventh street.
The store manager, Gilbert
Davis. said it was the second
time within a year that one OF
the glass panels had been
smashed by a customers car.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Man Pleads Guilty
To Perjury Count
In Troffic Cuse

A man charged with perjury
In testimony in Q traffic case
pleaded guilty to the charge mid
way in his trial in Fairfax Cir
cult Court yesterday.
The defendant, Carlton Lee
Dodson, 80, Of Springfield. was
accused Of giving false testimony
In Fairfax Trial Justice Court
last April when he said he had
not been driving an automobile
the day police arrested him for
drunken driving and driving on
D revoked permit.
He originally pleaded not
guilty to the perjury indictment.
but switched his plea after hear
ing the Commonwealth's case
yesterday. xss "
One of the Commonwealth
witnesses was Charles Harrison.
80, also Of Springfield, who is
Dodson's nephew. He testified
OooSon naQ been 0rlv1ng. Har-
rison and his wife. Jean. also
we're indicted for perjury because
Of testimony they gave when
Dodsoh first was tried on the
traffic charges. They pleaded
guilty. and were given suspended
six-month sentences.
A fourth defendant, William
Dodson. 52-year-old brother Of
Carlton, is scheduled to be tried
for perjury in connection with
the same case on November %
Carlton Dodson currently is
serving a 90-day Jail sentence
for driving on a revoked permit.
he was acquitted of the drunk
driving charge.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
|Sociol Work PorIey
To Meet in Virginia

An examination Of the social.
medical and welfare needs Of
Virginia Is scheduled for the Fab
Institute Of the Virginia Confer
|ence Of Social Work. District VI.
|on Friday at Mt. Olivet Metho-
dist Church. 1910 North Glebe
road. Arlington.
Speakers at the all-day ses-
sion win include Mrs. Kathryn
Stone. director Of the Division Of
General Welfare Of the Virginia
Department Of Welfare and Insti-
tutio1s: Charles r. Fenwick.
member Of the Virginia State
Senate; Mrs. HAen Smith Mug
Ter. education director Of the De-
partment Of Mental Hygiene ard
Hospitals: Or. Mack I. Shan
holtz. State Health Commission
er: and z. r. Boyden. Superin-
tendent Of Public Welfare Of
Henrico County, Va.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
MARYLAND-YIRGIlli NEWS
Foirfox Studies Legality
Of Freeze on Zonings

I'VE are In q vicious circle. So
long as the master plan Is held
ina pending state, 1t is q factor
encouraging the filing Of zoning
applications aimed at anticipate
ing the adoption Of the plan.
And, so long as there Is this load
Of coming cases so inspired. the
commission says 1t can find no
time to work on the master
plan"
Keith Price. planning commits
sion chairman, said he could not
estimate when his group would
have a Recommendation. He ex-
planned that the highway portion
of the plan currently was being
examined by planners In neigh
boring Jurisdictions to see how
the proposed roads tie in with
those elsewhere. He noted that
the planning commission in the
meantime always took the mas
ter plan into consideration when
acting on rezoningS.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Mystery Girl Believed
Identified by DC. Couple

A Washington couple plans to
appear in Hyattsville Police
Court today In an attempt to
prove the mystery girl arrested
by town police last Thursday
Is the same one they took into
their home In 1887.
Mrs. Jessie Marie Carson, OPP
orator Of q rooming house ct
TITS Massachusetts avenue NV,
said yesterday she Is sure the
girl Is the one who once lived
with her and then disappeared
in l945 when Mrs. Carson and
her husband Emmett were liv-
ing In Dayton, Ohio.
The girl has perplexed Prince
Georges County Police since her
arrest early Thursday on q va
grancy charge. She has refused
TO talk coherently to anyone,
saying only that her name Is
Terry Palmer
Ofncials at Prince Georges
General Hospital where the girl
was taken after Q five-day stay
in the Hyattsville JAN, report she
apparently Is suffering from am
nesia.
Mrs. Carson yesterday tenh-
lively identified the girl after q
long talk with her Is Frances
Evening star., 1955-10-13

Ann King Morgan. known to the
family Is "Jeanie."
"There was just something
about her that shocked me when
I walked into the room" /" Mrs.
Carson said. "A mother knows.
I think Jeanne Is just being
stubborn"
Mrs. Carson said the girl was
q beautiful child Of l6 when she
ran away from home to get
married.
The girl indicated no recog-
niticn Of her during the eonver-
saticn. Mrs. Carson said. but did
squeeze her hand when she pre-
sented pictures Of her husband.
II can't remember ! just
can't ! wish / could remenn-
ber, Mrs. Carson quoted the
girl Is saying In answer to ques-
tons Is to her identity.
Mrs. Carson said the girl she
remembers as Jeaiie came TO
live with her In September Of
1887 when she was eight years
old. The girls mother was dead
and the father had tuberculosis.
She said she learned Of the girls
plight through . story In the old
Times Herald.
Mrs. Carson said they learned
Evening star., 1955-10-13
$2ol, ,e22 for Schools
Approved in Fuirfox

The Fairfax Board Of County
Supervisors yesterday granted
the county school boards re-
quest for permission to spend an
additional $291,922 this year be-
cause Of an unexpected heavy
increase in enrolment.
BY unanimous vote, the Super
yisors agreed to appropriate
$90.233 from general county
funds toward the extra expendi-
ture and authorized the school
board to use an additional $780,
989 received in Federal funds
that were not anticipated when
the l955-56 budget was adopted.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
HyuttsviIle Citizens
Headed BY Holford

Bond L. Holford. 3ll7 Lancer
place. West Hyattsville, Nd. has
been elected president Of the
West Hyattsville Citizens Asso-
citation.
Other officers elected to serve
With Mr.. Holford are: Edmund
Eousa, first vice president: James
r.. Hildebrand. second vice pres
ident: John Bohonis. recording
secretary; Mrs. Dorothy Sousa,
corresponding secretary. and
William 7. Demmler, treasurer.
Evening star., 1955-10-13

Fairfax County is checking
into the legality Of postponing
rezonings for an indefinite period
while steps are taken to get .
master plan adopted.
On motion Of Supervisor Maui
rice Fox, the Board Of County
Supervisors yesterday aske d
Commemorative Attorney Rob-
ert Fitzgerald to study coming
regulations in that respect. The
supervisors at the same time re-
ferred to the county planning
commission q plea from the Citi-
zens Committee for the Master
Plan urging more speed In the
adoption Of q plan.
The moratorium on rezonings
was suggested by Ross Neither
ton, spokesman for the citizens
committee: The Fairfax Fedora
ton of Citizens Association
made similar request last June
without success. John Suter,
federation treasurer. joined Mr..
Netherton in renewing the pro-
posal before the supervisors yes
terday. Representatives from
eight other civic groups spoke in
behalf Of the plan.
Mr.. Netherton recalled that
Francis Dodd McHugh. planning
consultant EN- ployed by the
county, submitted a proposed
master plan to the planning COM
mission last November. It has
been there since.
A flood Of rezoning applica-
tions - probably stimulated by
the proposed master plan and
speculation over its future effect
on coming policies - have been
pouring in ever since. said Mr..
Netherton.
"The planning commission and
its staff have been taxed with
an unfair burden. and the grant,
ing Of many Of these applications
has been q complete violation
of the basic principles upon
which any master plan must be
based, /" said Mr.. Netherton.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Marlboro Memorial
Dance Set Saturday

The Marlboro Community Wal
Memorial will hold its annual
dance from 10 p.m.' to . am
Saturday at the Marlboro To-
bacco Market Warehouse. Upper
Marlboro. Md.
Funds raised by the dance will
be used to build q swimming pool
in memory Of the dead Of World
War II.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Church Will Install
Rev. Ellis as Pustor

The Rev. Charles II. Ellis will
be installed as pastor Of Knox
Orthodox Presbyterian Church
at T:4s pm. tomorrow at the
church, Granville drive and
Sutherland road. silver Spring.
Nd.
DR.. Ned B. Stonehouse, pro-
fessor ct Westminster Theology
icaI Seminary. Philadelphia, win
speak. The Rev. Robert 8. Mars
den. executive secretary Of the
seminary, win preside.
Mr.. Ellis, 81, . native Of 81.
George. Maine. IL Q graduate Of
Wheaton College and Westnin-
ster Theological Seminary. He
comes here from Covenant Or
thodox Presbyterian Church,
East Orange, N. j. He Is married.
has six children, and lives at i2O
Normandy drive. Silver Spring.
.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Mount Vernon PTA

The Mount Vernon High
School Parent Teacher Associa-
ton viii hold Its. second meeting
Of the season in the school audi
toyiurn in Mount Vernon at 8
o'clock tonight. The ageDda will
include q discussion Of the school
budget, followed by an open
house.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14
RED CROSS SWIMMING CLASS
ATTRACTS so AT LAKE COMO

the water, and Mr.. Reynolds had
the assistance of Gail Lurty, SEN
ior Girl Scout, with the larger
group of those who had none. Mr..
Reynolds emphasizes that for the
remainder of the classes he will
have enough people helping him so
that parents may feel assured
that the small children will be
safe. Until the registration was
complete at the actual start of
the class Monday night the in
structor had no idea how many
would appear, and was surprised
at the large group assembled. Ac-
cording to report from the town
Office there were four hundred
single admission tickets bought
last Saturday and Sunday to the
beach. So far ia season tickets
have been purchased, but the
trend seems to be toward buying
single admissions rather than pur-
chasing a season ticket for fam
lily use.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14

The beach at Lake Como was
the scene on Monday night of
great activity for the small fry
when approximately fifty nom
swimmers and beginners appeared
to start the free Red Cross class
es in learning to swim being
taught by Brinton Reynolds, Jr.
Most of the children were accom-
panied by their parents, or their
mothers, and Mrs. Brinton Rey-
nolds was in charge of registra-
ton. Because of the great de-
mand for instruction it was de-
cided to hold the classes each
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
night at $50 o'clock for two
weeks. After a briefng on the
fundamentals of learning to swim
the children were separated into
those who had never put their
heads under water, and those who
had at least ducked their heads.
Leon Collins assisted with the
group who had some experience in
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14
HOLD STREET DANCE
Jaycees Hold second Dance On
Plaza For Teenagers

A group of younger teenagers
numbering about sixty attended
the second of the street dances
sponsored by the Smyrna-Clayton
Junior Chamber of Commerce on
Thursday night. The boys and girls
came from Smyrna, Clayton,
Townsend, and the rural areas,
and were favored by cool breezes.
The jitterbugs outnumbered those
who dance the slow numbers.
Music was provided by amplified
recordings, and two residents who
live near the Market Street Plaza
provided the current, Charles Han
by and Mrs. Walter David. The
Jaycee committee included John
Long, Harry Cannon, and Herbert
Brown. Prizes were awarded to
Robert Green, Clayton, and Helen
Spence, Smyrna. The dances will
continue every other Thursday
night. The Jaycees have the CO.
operation of the Silver Eagles.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14
DEVELOPMENT
GROUP PRAISED
Governor BOggs Approves
Articles of Incorporation
for Industrial Committee
TO RAISE $4,000

Governor j. Caleb Boggs has
given his approval to the Articles
of Incorporation and proposed by
laws for the Delaware Industrial
Development Committee, Inc, and
it is expected that the charter will
have been secured by Monday, July
1S, when the committee will hold
a regular meeting in Dover. In
a letter to 1t. Gov. John w. Rol-
lins, Sr., chairman of the Indus
trial Committee, Governor Boggs
said that he would accept the title
of honorary chairman and ex-
oficio member of the committee.
He praised the 20-man board for
its work during the past 18
months in planning the commit
lees work, anG discharged them
with thanks. Under the incorpor-
alton arrangement, all members
originally appointed by Governor
Boggs become members of the in
corporated committee, and contin-
ue to serve as before. However,
the chief executive had appointed
the committe originally, and I'M
CONTINUED on Page Sixteen)
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14

The quick thinking of Master
Sergeant Fred Hoskinson (above1
of Glenwood Avenue, Smyrna,
member of the Military Police De-
tachment at the Sunnypoint Army
Ammunition Loading Terminal at
Southport, N. c., was credited
with averting tragedy in the
Cape Fear river channel last Fri
day. On temporary duty from
the New York Port of Embarka-
ton, Sgt. Hoskinson witnessed the
capsizing of a rowboat occupied
by two men and two boys in the
turbulent waters off Cape Fear,
Southport, N. G. He promptly
notified the Coast Guard, and as a
result a trawler was rushed to the
scene of the accident, and the four
survivors were rescued from the
water unscathed.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14
VACANCIES AT AIR ACADEMY
Two Delawareans To Be Named
For Glass Beginning in July, 1856

Two Delawareans To Be Named
For Class Beginning in July, 1856
United States Senator ]. Allen
Frear has announced that vacan-
cies for two Delawareans will ex-
list at the United States Air Force
Academy for the Class beginning
in July, 1856. Appointments to
the new Air Force School are
made on the basis of nominations
by Congressional delegations from
the various states. Senator Frear
has been informed by the Air
Force that each Senator and Rep
resentative is authorized to NOM
mate ten candidates for the Aca-
denny. Out of this total of thirty
from the state of Delaware, the
two principal appointees and their
alternates will be selected by the
Air Force Academy Appointment
Branch. Senator Frear has sug-
guested that all Delaware boys in
terested in being considered should
write to him at Suite 229, Senate
Office Building Washington 25,
d. c..
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14
Serving On Submarine

Kenneth A. Lebel, torpedoman's
mate seaman apprentice, USN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lebel
of Smyrna, is serving aboard the
submarine Sea Fox based in Pearl
Harbor, 7. H. Lebel, who attend
ed Torpedo School in Newport,
RI, and the Submarine School at
Hunters Point, Calf, also attend
ed the John Bassett Moore School
in Smyrna, before entering the
Navy in April, 1854.