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SERVICE MEN
HNr H0n NHr7NY

Clean cut. ambitious students or sefv.
icemen wlnted hy national nrm TO
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
Must be experienced end have good
refs. 4045 Lee hwy. IA. 7-0454.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
forms and laundry furnished. Apply
in person. HAYNES ESQ SERVICE.
a70S Virginia ave. nv.
Service sta. Shift Man
Experienced, local D. C. refs; perm.
position. $26n per mo. and comm.
WrLLOuGHBY's ESQ. 4244 Wis.
ave. nv. 10
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Leading Trade Association
Transportation Field
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.

Must have outstanding administrative and
leadership qualities. Experience in dealing
with Government agencies on a policy level.
Considerable ability in report and analytical
writing. Splendid opportunity, commensurate
salary.
WRITE BOX 291-M, STAR
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KENILwoRTH AVE. NE.
1700 BLOCK

! bedrm., liy. rm., din. rm.. lit. and
8sth iscl,S sSso incl 1tils sss iai'CT q. !;
esiI Y cohoNiAI aaa5dSHs iNvhsTMSN4 syii SSi; CO
Mr. CoviiI or Mrs Caliass RE
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JANUARY sPECIAL
IT. Myer Sec; | and 2 hedrm. apts.i
S75 and 500, all utilss incl. Res
mgr, ia. 1885. rs
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ApTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. {.
ELEVATOR APT.. S89. so

|ELEVATOR APT, $89. sc
PRACTICALLY NEW BUILDING
Mr.. 18th AND coLulGBIA RD. NV
Overlooking park. beautiful lseed-
ments. Utils. incl. co. 6-z46l. 80
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
lPn shov you excel. selections. Al
Is.'. Ies. al Il SANpSEEL SE "a Ap .s.sls 800. -.
THE LILLI APIS.
MODERN DOWNTOWN ELRV. BLDG.
spesaeu sfae .ns aDeSrH Sssb ~ eonIenlel%fly T % % %
Gated; S84.60. incl. al uttls Apply
tanftor. 1882 Girard 81 NV,
DREYFuss BROS,
I10ID 18th st. NV. Ma s-056e
WIS, AND ALBEMARLE NV.
Attractive l-bedrm. apt. 2 entrances
DREYFUSS BROS.
l1o1g 18th st. NV. MA. s-o5s0
ICOLORRD = ssRANDALL COnMO-
NIFTY - Selected, quiet netfhbors;
ige. Iiy.-din. kit area: BIG bedrm,
and bath; ah modern: t5s .k9; plss Ply
IA. s-Ss57, 3 TN 5 weekdass -2z
COLORED - REFTNED = one room
semipyt. bath. $45.50. see JEN-
s-sso4 iHss os ss.H IN. ~ iss-aaiss s7
COLORED - 18th ST. NV. - tive
rms, kit, bath. utiis.; 1880 per
10;; aS snilSsan; ep1E4;K1 ~; 2;eo1si 1SsiSRz
TfnnEUN v,srv a-rTD tifcfau sysk A.,
q 3-uuit apt. house: all utiI. incl.
100 block Of Swami st. nv. $40
mo. NO. 7-6S11 or AID. 4-e633;
coLORED-57 K ST. MEL rm..
kit. h.-w.h.. elee.. gas and semibath:
couple only; $50. co. 5-2l23. .2bs
CQL.0RED-e526 a4th 81; NV
kit. and bath. also porch, heat aI,d
hot water furn.. newly decor. sg5
per mo. Key In apt. IA. WILLIAM
y. DAVIS INC, 800 II at. NV, co.
5-3063 and Ma. $3.50. rs
C0LORED--D ST. NE, Nh. 18th.
sas saslss Ssh INV v b. B ,Saa; sa1s
c6IoRKDMNR. n eo i49ES EASTERN q. s.
Duplex. 1 bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette.
kit. bath. screened porch; adults;
heat, h;w;. s72.50. RE. 7-2l37 or
coLoRE6oo0oi44o HARVARD sT.
N.W.--1 room. kitchen and bath:
S65; utils. incl; Furnished II de-
sired. Apply Mr.. REED. basement.
CoH.oSI1@s1s Sv 1oth 81. N.E-a
rooms. kitcheg geo1 and bath; utils. Incl.
csSIHyoREDe - e1sySii SHSi ONTARIo RD.
IN mod. freproof bldg; $50 per
mo. See ianitor on premises. --25
COLORED - 1890 BLADENSBURG
Rn. NJ bedrn, azn liv. y, rm, dinstts; Z,
Mr. 81 snf e. 9.sa 9saia aSS2 8 ~ d5ssioeas
CoIORED--TALBERT ST. Sc. Ana
costa, / blk. to Nichols ave. bus
conv. to st, Elizabeths. Boiling Field,
Federal Triangle: rms, kit, bath.
3ndy flE s. Iss IgoiNs1N 81 sa' Hu c.I s4sls 5q 2
coLoRKD--ssi 4ssh sr. N.E,-Mod-
ern 2-bedEm. apt; rent, $3.50 mo
Call Ma. DuyALil. pI. z.st400. ---25
SE.$ rms, kit, bath. utii. furn,
coi.--N M Z. AVE-. N.w.--Nice, ise.
furin. ) lie. rms rms. HU. s-7SSi. "a ~
champiain st. NV. and 400 End St.
s.W - rms. kit.t natn, parity IuTn.
$3.50 mo incl. eiee. RA. 6-6630.
C0LoREb@s RMS. kit. share bath.
No objection to person with child.
Couple or single. RA. 3-7554
COLoRED--DE LUKE e-bedrm. ants.
In new attractive building. Offering
the latest In comfort and convent
ence; modern KIT. large. cheerful
bedruns., plus exceptional closet
space; shopping and schools close by;
from $92.5O, Including all utilities
See res. mgr; No: 201, Sol 4gth st.
724 14th st. NV. Ma. s-2345.
We have several desirable 1-bedroom
apis. available ct % 46th st. s.e,,
near cor. of East Capitol st and
hsnnns ransp @o SSnv nsludnP sdh9Ppns III usIs ana
KARL w. CoRBY a. CO.. INC.
9QS goth ST. NV.
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APTs. UNFuRNIsnEp--vA.

ALEXANDRIA tDelray} Duplex z
hedrms., living rm.,. dining rm..
. kitchen, bath, screened porch. blk
bus, Shopping, post ONCE. To ep-
proved family. RAYMOND RIIs.
Delrayl--1 and 2
bedrm. corner apts,:. Colonial brick
sSS5SSspspa S5Ss poss niss oss sss Aprosed slsd ssn ss
ants. RAYMOND APTs.. II. 6-3I9o
ARr..--Hest section: and . bedrms,,
1880 TO Sg5: near Giebe rd.. 4gl4
Columbia pike. --27
AELifs1Sist ysiFins dist. to Arl. III Hali and Ran.
doiph Peyton School; quiet wooded
area; $3.50 70 sos. 4Oi4 colgm-
ARL. NJ and 2 bedrm. apis, walk
ing distance. Arl. Hall. blk Hecht's
nTs ostresi a0SS Dsrkns gpso sns sss 5se ps
MR. HARIcs. Apt. 5. SIS NJ, Thomai
Sc, IA. 2-22D9 or call once. IA.
s-3368 dnring business hours;
ARL.-i-bedrm, apt. IN mod. apt.
bldg. nr. n, Myef, min. Pentagqn.
p q Con, ccry Sn8 SnSps,i r bus uaSSsG Ss, i nigs
BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED. I bed.
with dinetts. Cali ri. s-6S6e after
N ScoLoNIAL ALEXANDRIA, spa. Il
cious rooms with high ceilings. large
ball oGsrn as kitfnsS hen with av.1iaeFn. sisnGsn
Formal sardens; complete privacy,
ART., ROssYLN-LoSeiy l-bedrm
apt. $78, incl. gas: at bus; no chill.
dren IA. 5-7270. 1900 N. oEk &.
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at Fred.
erick ST., MaFnoiia Gardens Avail
now: Beautiful and spacious lying.
dining room combination. large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen. euutp-
ment. paruuet tioors. Venetian
blinds s ns sSD0ss5ss s5sso gsis M sqEn ~ ~
info. call "a. B-3071.
BEDRM., LiV. R1I., DIN. L. kit
and bath. walking distance Fl. Myef
Ari. blvd. and Wilson blvd. $lb mo
util. furn. ia. 7-si23. or AID; e
fWO.RM. APT. in Del Ray area: al
utiIs incl. SOS per mo. Phone KI
i gsggt Elk. n. MYER .oarden-type s sp.
bldg, bedrm., $64 so; 2. tedrms.
14D0 Plus utiL M. J-zS9U
%. c., Pent., Navy Annex; 2 blks
shopping TT. Myer. Pvt. PARKING
Washer and dryer, Larse fenced
yard. Carpeted hall. SIS plus ntil
IA. 7-19iO or EN- 2-3y77.. 20
N. QUINN ST., close-in Wash. One.
bedrm. apt. available Feb. l.; $40
BEveEERiiEY i iPii PLazA SECTION One.
bedrm.. liv, rrn., dinette. kit. and
hath Available Feb. l.; $40. Cal
psrsRsikTT1NsEYIsfoSSy ri TT1NsEYIsfo ~ CsosSStH199NrrfFsSs.l. ssStH199
lent 2-hedrm. apt, designed fol
modern and comfortable living, in
this ine residential area; avail
immed.; exceptionally big bedrms.
separate dining alcoye, modern kit
incl, gafbage disposal; master Nv
anfenra, plus the convenience oi
storage and laundry facilities. See
Mrs. Simpson, No. l6, THE LOMAk
APIS, sos N. Pollard st. Just %
N. Giebe rdJ. Arlington, Va, IA
4-l7o0. or SHANNON a. LUCHS co.
724 l4th st. NV, Ma. 6-2346.
JANUARY SPECIAL
Ft. Myer secy and bedrm. epts.i
S75 and 500, Al utils. incl. Res.
a z. u s
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RI Aprs. vNruRNIsHEp-p. {. APIS. UNI
THE WESTCfIESTER

/ bedroom. stepdovn living room
ssaas sn7s ssss is Sesn pef monh o5a sesa ca
Mrs Murray, RANDALL &. BAG.
NER CO. 1921 Conn. ave. De. 2.
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APTs. UNFURNlsHED--Mp.

ROCKVILLE and 2 bedrooms, iiv.
Ing room. dinette. kitchen. bath and
sss .sDs screened pcrsn an near = s ssoc,
month PO, 2-300S. 1T
TERRACE--We have one
very large 2-bedrm apt, larger than
most 2-bedrm ramblerp, | bloch
over D c. line Of n. Hamp See
JU, S-S72b Of IA. $500. -2l
APTs, AvAILABfE Ar COBuR TER.
800 Defense hwy. sBiadensburs
Nd Next schools and shoppine cen
ter; bus stop st door WA 7-27fs
adult couple: Princess Ann apt.
avail, irnmed.; cony. 70 tKaisp.
incl. eIi utils: AP. 7-11t1. IA
cHEvT SMAsE-,,l bedroom, llyip,
Private parking area. S1b. n. "a
htjMPHKIEs. Realtors. Ma. s-so20
TAKoMA PARKS bedrooms, iivia.
room. dinette, kitchen and bath
Ail utilities. aduits: ssb mo. 10,
H-4A22 I'D
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IARoE aAap9H ApIs- ! .nd
esasos. . s1.sk $50 ssos5,s sa Sss g sp,.P g
schools: newly redec.; last airec
trsDsp.. downtown b CT 6Srd d
and Defense hwy Bledeugbufg. I'D
Res AEf-, Wa 7-S721.
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MODERN DOWNTOWN ELRV. BLDG.
Spacious 1-bedrm.. Nv rm., Kit. d.
nette and bath: conveniently 10
Gated: $84.60. incl. al uttls Apply
1anttOr. 1882 Girnfd Sc NV
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CLOsE.iN e.R0OM BRICK HOUSES
immaculate condition; bedrooms,
LIST door: : semihnished up: full
fenced rear yard; oil kest: waking
distance elementary school; bus
lines; Sl30. KE 6se0iS 20
HILLCREsT aEIGHTs, MD.--s bed
rms. full oSmt, semldet,; cony %
school, shopping ctr. busiine; St26.
10. s-5i4o 2boe tverson q Sc.
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HOUSES FURNlsNED

Sc. mr.. Andrews Field--Tvo hedrms, !
fenced yd. SI2s. RR. 6-s5le. --SS
1891 SAVANNAH PL. Sc. mod. "
hedrm. brk. fenced yd !; front porch;
ICE OIL. z.2046. ST S-ii7e. --26
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREAS bed.
rms. l y baths; conveniently located
10 Boiling Field: nr. large shopping
esnteE scs further infafmaSsscn.
S.E., CHARMINC-S-rm. brick dc.
sirable location, 10 minis, DOWNTOWN
hsmt.. yard; S125. WA. 7-490o. --27
n. N.N.---3-bedrm. hrk., newly dec: nv.-
din. rms: gas t,-w.h: incl. pch4.t
ear; transp. $i60 mo. "A. 6-ia5b.
ALEXANDRIA. jefferson Manor--2.
hedrm. house near schools and shops
ping, eony, for n Belyoir com
mutins; S126 per me. KL e-e6AA.
ARL!NGToN--Loyely s.bsdrm, houss
SlVd sh in nice,y psms iusrhishsd Ses! sipS Ne.
Phone Ki. e-6644. IA
HOUSE TO RENT TO 4 working girls;
In an exclusive section. Only &140
per mo. WO. 6-70l0. ---2&
SILVER SPRING. ccnv. NlII--2 bed.
house. n1cture g window, iafss fenced
yard. Rround level bsmts Sll0.
10. 4-0613. $50
AvAILABLE FEE. i---3-hedrrn., =.
story brick duplex: eonv, to Penta.
gon; new. modern, completely furn..
S136 incl. utils. OF. 4-S442. ---2S
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APTs. UNFURN.--Mp. lcens. ]

CHILLUM rERRACE-yery ise. l.
bedrm.. more space than most q
ave block over D. c. line fiEhi
On shsTidsn e bldg. ResiSssni
fAkONA PARK, silver Spring area
Attrac. 1-bedrm. apt. IN new 6-untt:
sa ssaaps DsssasSS ias. sai asiis.
BkaRSWSiYN dkaRSWSiYN AREA--New apt. with
en-. tile bath. Worthwhile looking
INTO Write BOX 440-s. star. for In
TxKOMx Il Park q rms, Ice. bedrm..
eli utils, included; u blk. from bus:
S65. 31S Lincoln ave, UN. 4-e7SS:
PARK-72oe Flower ave:
iiv. rm., bedrm.. kitchen and bath;
$40 incl. ,utiis. RA, 3-0024. 20
Nv. RM.,. bedrn.. kit, pvt. entr. and
bath; adults; 500 mo-, utils. incl.
LOOKING SYoR RRRouNDs Then lei ! US
show you this neat and comfortable
bedroom apt. at 63 FORESTER st.
s;w. tright Oh 8. Capitol ST. Room
TO your liking. & large Kitchen and
plenty OF closet space, plus storage
and laundry IN basement; $50 me
cludes heat and hot water. Inquire
SO Forester ST.. No. 2, 10. 3-4Q6Z
or SHANNON q LUCHs CO.. TIA
.ITh LTD ass,TI g; n;T IA nd -Ss45; Ssdlr .n,.
cony. loc. lndr. room; lockers Tor
insh iasi ags acgs n2sg siSs = Sso 6a: mO usls sd
Spring 4-7453 ewes. and veekends.
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APIS. uNFURNIsHEp- ND.
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BANNOCKBURN. on wilson lane---S-
bedrm. modern rambler, rec. rm. with
nrepl.. scr porch; Feb. 1: $136.
Oh 2-S22l. OIL. 4-z452. -26
SuITLAND, ND, ,--4 bedrms. 2 baths:
&l25, incl utils.. laundry facilities;
cony TO shopping center. busline.
10, S-5l40. 2606 Iyerscn ct Sc.
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I4Ss BELMONT ST. N.W.-Io rms.
cony. loc,; suitable for doctor o.
professional man; Sl25 per mo. Ap.
ply AMERICAN SECURITY y TRUST
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COLORED--DE LUKE 2-bedrm. ants
IN new attractive building. ofierinl
ence; modern kit. large. cheerful
bedrIns., plus exceptional closei
space; shopping and schools close by;
from $92.5O Including all utilities
See res. mgr. No. POI, Sol 10Th st.
ne, or SHANNON a LUCHS CO.
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TZKoMA PARK. Mn-

TAKoMA PARK. ND.
and dinette ant; accessible. utili4
ties furnished. Ju. 6-97S2. 20
AND 2 BEDRoOMS
Redecorated, large, spacious rooms
Auto. laundry facilities. oif-street
parkine; cony. to Capital Transit
bus and streetear. For Information,
Ss snssor So SSEss SS r. sSgs gg sssh ssiidsai &C.,
Hyattsville. rs
TRANSFERRED TO RI. MEADES
Don't fan to eall US for Information
for the ultra in apartment accom-
modations at reasonable rents, Ouly
Se9.5Q per mo. Call RE. 7-240l OF
uN. 1860. --2e
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FORGOTTEN FIGURES:
ven be bringing you patterns
for all 0ffhem. Nexf weeks offer
isby Fra Benenson n-agraciOus
dress for all women ''over II"
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27

quality, better value, and better
service to the consumer"
He urged food merchants to
give careful study to expansion
programs. An unneeded outlet
matching too much store with
too few customers" is one example
of costly ineficiency, he said.
''There is no question of our
ability to improve the quality and
quantity of the nations food sup
ply and to find new methods of
making shopping and cooking cas-
ier. The pitfall of this progress,
however, is that in a period such
as this, unwise competitive de-
vices can easily increase the cost
of food to the consumer. Ineffici-
ency in the food industry, with
it's attendant increases in the
cost of distribution, would take
us backward instead of forward
in our efforts to give consumers
the most good food for their
money"
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27

tions Name your own ticket ON your favor
lite type of interior luxury-and get it in
one of Pontiac's 80 choices
But for all its distinctive glamour, the
keyword for the fabulous Sc Pontiac is
co! Its heart-lifting style foretells breath
taking action you've never known before
exclusively yours from history's highest
powered big-bore Strato-Streak V-8 and
the incompatible smoothness of all-new
Strato-Flight Hydra-Matic Drive!
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27
CHANGING FOOD
NEEDS CITED
Food Industry Must Step Up
Efficiency ARP Food
Stores Head Asserts
STUDY URGED

The nations food needs are
changing rapidly and the food in
dustry must step up its efficiency
to meet these new demands, Ralph
w. Burger, president of ARP Food
Stores, said recently. Mr.. Burg
er, in observance of the nations
oldest food chan's 96th anniver-
sary, declared that Americans are
the best fed people in the world.
"The quality and variety of food
and the shopping conveniences
they enjoy are greater than ever
before" he said. "In addition, the
cost of eating has been reduced
in the past 90 years from half the
average family's disposable in
come to only about one quarter.
But our families are increasing
rapidly and new living patterns
and shopping habits are develop
ing. These changes pose serious
new problems for the food indus
try" The company's month-long
anniversary observance maTks the
opening of the first A&P III 1859
by George Huntington Hartford,
father of the chains present
board chairman. The firms init
ial stock in trade was tea, bought
from clipper ships and sold direct
ly to consumers in the small
store in downtown New York
City. The savings made possible
by this method enabled Hartford
to price the tea at about one-third
the prevailing rate.
In the years that followed, Mr..
Burger said, complete line of
foods was gradually introduced,
to the point where today's aver
age super market carries more
than $500 items.
despite new times and GUS
toms, the food industry's respon-
sibility today is no different than
it was in 1859 when the first
A&P store was opened in New
York City on the basic policy of
giving customers the most good
food for their money" he stated.
Now, as then, the entire food
industry should be guided by the
three cardinal principles of better
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27
MELVILLE AND
COMIC SPIRIT"
New Book by DIR. Edward HI.
Rosenberg of University
of Delaware
GREAT COMIC WRITER

DR.. Edward H. Rosenberg, as
sistant professor of English at the
University of Delaware, is the
author of a newly published book,
Melville and the Comic Spirit, +"
which has been released by the
Harvard University Press.
The book is described as "a
really first-rate analysis and ap-
probation of the undercurrents of
philosophic wit and bright bub-
blings of playful mirth that run
through most of Melville's works
up to 1852" y
Melville, the author, is best
known for his masterpiece, "Moby-
Dick" and DR.. Rosenberg ex-
plains that all four kinds of COM
edy found in Melville's works are
present in this volume.
The types of comedy described
are: humor for its own sake,
humor used in casting balances
and judging values, humor related
to the ambiguous nature of values
themselves, and comedy used to
expose the interplay of character
and situation.
In writing his book, DR.. Rosen-
berry discovered much new ma
terial which casts new light upon
Melville's literary sources and the
traditions in which he wrote
These findings are made clear ir
the compact 211 page account OF
one of the great comic writers in
literary history.
Before coming to the Univer.
sity of Delaware in 1852, Dr
Rosenberg was a member of the
faculties of Kutztown State Teach.
ers College and the University of
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27

Church of the Nazarene News
The Church of the Nazarene,
Union and Frazier Streets, Smyr-
ma, will be conducting a revival
meeting with the Rev. Coyte
York, Winston-Salem, N. c., as
evangelist. The meeting will start
on Wednesday, Nov. 2, and will
continue through Sunday, Nov.
13. There will be services each
evening at 7:30 o'clock and on
Sundays at HOO am. The Rev.
J. C. Reedy, pastor of the local
church, urges you, the people of
the community to support this,
another revival effort, with your
prayers and presence. He feels
that the Rev. York's messages
are scriptural and that they are
the type of message which will
lead men in tire way of Christian
living.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27
TROOP ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
Girl Scout Troop 1S4 Hold
Election of New 0ffic-
ers For Year
PLAN ACTIVITIES

An election of officers was held
by Girl Scout Troop 1S4 under
the leadership of Mrs. Franklin
Cooke and Mrs. Harry Thompson,
with the following results: jeanne
Lofland, president; Cynthia Cary,
scribe; Joyce Getty, song leader.
Cardinal Patrol named Phyllis
Hamburg, patrol leader, Bettielou
Cooke, assistant; Joanne Marvel,
secretary; and Carroll Price, trea-
surer. Wild Rose Patrol chose
Suzanne Pappas as leader, Connie
Griffin, assistant; Deborah Downs,
secretary; Vivian Lee Chambers,
treasurer. A Halloween party
will be held on Saturday in the
American Legion room at Town
Hall. The troop will attend As
bury Methodist Church on Oct.
80. A hike and cookout is plan
ned for Saturday, Nov. 5. The
troop is also planning a visit to
the State Welfare Home during
the month of November; also, a
nature hunt, and outdoor cooking.
Mrs. Warner w. Price, Jr., Mrs.
j. Everett Lofiand, Mrs. Reynolds
Jones, and Mrs. John Dukes are
troop committee members. The
new troop is sponsored by the
Smyrna Grange and meets at the
Legion Hall every Wednesday at
$3.50 pm.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27
SHOW COLLECTION OF DOLLS
Mrs. Henry V. Holloway Has $50
Dolls of All Nations

A fascinated group of all child
ren who attend the Smyrna Ele-
mentary School saw a colorful
collection of dolls of twenty diff
ferent nations who are members
of United Nations, and heard
talk by Mrs. Henry v. Holloway,
of Dover, who owns a collection
of $50 dolls of all nations. Among
the beautifully and authenticity
dressed dolls were those from Eu-
ropean countries, including France
and Portugal, and a Moroccan
milk vender, complete with metal
container, bell, measuring cup in
miniature. Mrs. Holloway en-
phasized to the youthful audience
the Importance of making the
United Nations stronger so that
all children will have chance
when they grow up, not only in
this country but all over the
world. Her collection was made
during many years when she trav-
eled abroad and when she receiv-
ed part of her education in Eng
land. The collection Of dolls was
left at the school to be displayed
during United Nations Week in
each room, marking the schools
observance of the tenth anniver-
sary of United Nations. Arrange
ments for the assembly program
were made by the principal, Mrs.
Julia Slaughter. Teachers of each
grade will implement the observ-
ance by use of the dolls in furth-
er programs.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27

Pennsylvania. He holds degrees
from Haverford College, Columbia
and Pennsylvania and during
World War II served as Director
of the Philippine Institute for the
Armed Forces in Manila, receiv-
ing the Army Commendation rib
bon for his achievements in this
CAPACITY.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27

DAUGHTERS HALLOWEEN PARTY offers opportunity for
her to practice the graceful ways of hostess The trick is to
keep the arrangements simpe-we within her young capacity
to manage own-and the me have fun at her
party.
For refreshments she rJbby would like big plate OF dough-
nuts with apple juice chilled, tangy and sweet
into large punch bowl the apple juice watts its own
apple perfume And the punch bowl helps create the special
party air.
Other Serving Suggestions
To be sure the juice cold pile ice cubes in punch bowl
and pour chilled apple juice over.
Float slices of lemon lime orange on top And toss IN
few red maraschino cherries
haandhalf combination of apple juice and gngerae is
delicious Or for elaborate punch blend one 6oz
orange juice and of charged w2!2r 70 each
Quart of apple juice.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27
To Participate In Maneuvers

Sergeant First Class Paul Kry-
woruka, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Kryworuka, Hartly, is scheduled
to participate in Exercise Sage
Brush, the largest joint Army
Air Force maneuver since World
War II. The two-month exercise
will be held in Louisiana starting
in November. Some 10000 Army
troops will take part, testing the
latest concepts of atomic, bacter-
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27

biological, chemical and electronic
warfare. Sergeant Kryworuka, a
member of Company D of the
53rd Signal Battalion, entered the
Army in 1912 and is regularly
stationed at Fort Hood, Texas. He
has been awarded the Bronze
Star Medal, Purple Heart, Com
bat Infantryman Badge and the
UN and Korean Service Ribbons.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27

Number of tractors on u. S.
farms has nearly tripled just
since 1910, according to reports
received by the College of Agri-
culture at Newark, Delaware.
There are 6 times as many corn
pickers now as in 1910.
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