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Smyrna times., 1955-04-28

meter hours extending the hours
on Friday and Saturday from g.
am. to pm. The Jaycees were
notified that the new street signs
to be given by them are to be
placed at Main and DUPONT Park
way, Main and Lake Drive, Main
and Frazier Streets, Main and
Glenwood Avenue, Commerce and
Delaware, Commerce and Union,
Commerce and School Lane, and
Commerce and Clayton Boulevard.
Mr.. Gilmore was authorized to
prepare bids for a water line ex-
tension on East Mt. Vernon st. to
Oak Drive, thence to connect with
the present water line; also a
sewer line extension along East
Mt. Vernon to intersection of that
street and Oak Drive, and tempor-
ary sewer line to- connect with
present line emptying into Smyr-
ma River. Mr.. Gilmore was auth
orized to draw up specifications
for new town well and the drill
ing of two test holes to determine
the proper location of the same.
The proposal was accepted that
deeds to the street in Parkway
Manor development of fifty feet
to the town put the sidewalks
within the street right of way.
Extensive repairs by Clarence
Downes to his property on Main
Street will include tearing down
the wooden structure at the rear
of the brick section, and two
story cinder-block addition be
built. The town is planning to
build an alley in back of the prop
critics in that block to afford an
entrance by fire engines. The
water and sewer rates were re-
view by Mr.. Gilmore. Lester
Liefer, councilman, outlined his
proposed plans for the town park
on Market Street Plaza, and
showed drawing. of the plans
to develop the park for use by
the citizens. They include tennis
courts and other features. The
cost of the plans was considered
and the matter will be discussed
further at special meeting. The
session adjourned at midnight
Mayor George M. Blendt and all
members of council were present.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28

The payments were made for
hospital and surgical-medieal SER
vices rendered patients Who are
members of Group Hospital Ser
vice and are protected by the hos
pital-surgical-medical care plan.
Of the total amount of money
paid out to hospitals and doctors
by the Plan, S749, ,220 went to 10
member hospitals-the Riverside
hospital at Edge Moor, and the
four general hospitals in Whining
ton, and those in Lewes, Dover,
Milford, lSeaford and Salem, New
Jersey. The amounts received by
these hospitals from Group Hos
pital Service, Inc. for the first
three months of 1855 were as fol-
lows: The Delaware Hospital,
S270,031; the Memorial Hospital,
S134,173; the st. Francis Hospital,
S74,020; the Wilmington General
Hospital, $123,723; Riverside os-
teopathic Hospital, S18,007; Beebe
Hospital, $26,065; Kent General
Hospital, $33, ,738; Milford Memoir
ial Hospital, S37,474; Nanticoke
Memorial Hospital, S21, ,918; Salem
County Memorial Hospital of
Salem, New Jersey, $10,071.
Hospital payments were also
made for Delaware members hos
pitalized in many other states and
in these foreign countries--Brazil,
England, Mexico and Germany.
A total of $514,413 was used for
surgical-medical expenses of mem
bers.
The Delaware Plan is this year
celebrating it's twentieth year of
service to Delawareans. Since
October, 1885, when the Plan be-
gan in Delaware, it has paid out
over 80 million dollars for mem
bers' hospital and doctor bills
Mr.. Denzler said.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28
TOWN COUNCIL
LET CONTRACTS

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Smyrna times., 1955-04-28

pant, Mrs. Henry Ridgely, is pres
ident of the Public Archives Com
mission and a leader of the
Friends of Old Dover, sponsors of
the annual historical tour. The
Ridgely House contains a Lowest
oft porcelain tea set, given to
Mary vising Caesar Rodney's
niece) by Gen. Anthony Wayne,
Revolutionary War hero, to whom
she was betrothed. Also to be
seen there is set of tables which
belonged to Commodore Jacob
Jones of the War of 1872 The
house is furnished throughout
with rare antiques and in some
parts the paneling and floors are
the originals.
Old state House, 1872
Other places which will be on
public view on Dover Days in
clude the Old State House Q722)
the second oldest in the U. s.; Do
ver's first postoffice, typical of
early 18th Century clapboard
dwellings; Kent County Court
House; Christ Episcopal Church
(1734) and churchyard; Legisla-
tive Hall; Hall of Records which
contains such outstanding docu-
ments as William PENIS order for
the laying out of Dover in 1888;
Great Geneva" and eden Hill''
both unusual examples of early
Kent County farm homes; and
the three buildings of the Della
ware State Museum, the third of
which was recently opened and
houses the oldest log cabin in the
U. S. In addition, a dozen other
private homes of unusual interest
will be open to the public. Visit
ing will be from IL am. to 5 pm.
on Saturday, May 7, and from /
to 5 pm. on Sunday. Mrs. Oliver
w. Farrow, a direct descendant of
Joshua Clayton, last president and
first governor of Delaware, is gen.
eral chairman of the 1855 Old
Dover Days program. Mrs. Ridge
ly is honorary chairman. Gov. and
Mrs. j. Caleb Boggs will welcome
visitors in Legislative Hall from
2 to pm. on Saturday at the
governors reception which is q
traditional feature of Old Dover
Days. At 4 pm. Saturday on the
Wesley Junior College Campus
the May Queen win be crowned
There will be Maypole and old
time dancing on the Green by
young women of the community
throughout the celebration. Co
lonial costuming of residents
men, women and children alike
adds color and authenticity tC
/ the occasion.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28

represented at the Middletown
charter night program tonight by
Martin Golden, president, John E.
Wilson III and George D. Wright.
The project having been approved
by Town Council the committee
on placing rejecting tape on fire
hydrants has been authorized to
purchase the material and set up
the schedule for application. Clar-
ence A. O'Neal, Jr., and John
Pappas comprise the Jaycee COM
mittee.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28
NOMINATIONS
BY JAYCEES

Continued from PAGE One
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28
OFFICE
TO HOSPITAL
CONTINUED from Pase one

Cleaves will be more conveniently
located for those Blue Cross-Blue
Shield subscribers who are hospit-
allied there. His hours in the Of
fee will be from s to 8 am. and
from 4 to 5 pm. Monday through
Friday and by appointment. A
telephone message service is avail
able for Blue Cross groups and
subscribers, or those wishing more
information about these commun-
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28
BY
BLUE CROSS
$1,375,O23 Paid to Hospitals
For First Three Months
of Year 1866
29,734 STATE MEMBERS

During the first three months
of 1855, payments to hospitals and
doctors for the care of 29,734 Del
aware members of Group Hospital
Service, Inc. amounted to $1,375,-
023, according to- r. C. Denzler,
assistant managing director of the
Delaware Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Plan.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28

O'Neal, Barbara Bilbrough, Bar
bara VanPelt, Nancy VanPelt,
Elaine Stauffer. There were
demonstrations of bed-rolls, knots,
and animals made of wire. "A skit,
"The Three Parts" was present
ed. The scouts are now selling
Girl Scout candy, the proceeds to
be used for buying flags.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-28

Delaware in 1884. He is married
to the former Ruth Sinex, of Mid
dletown and has a son, Clarence
III, age 8.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04
Sunday, April 10

Easter Sunday will be observed
on WBTV this morning at 9
o'clock with a Mass presented es-
pecially for teleyision from the
Chapel Of Fordham University in
New York. Music accompanying
the Mass will be sung by the st.
Philip Neri Choir under the di-
rection Of James WEIGH. Also slat-
ed to be telecaSt are the annual
Easter services Of the Episcopal
National Cathedral in Washing
ton, D. c. Music will be presented
by the Cathedral Choir and by the
brass and timpani components of
the National Symphony Orchestra.
The beloved and ever-freSh Walt
Disney all-cartoon classic, Alice
In Wonderland, will return to
"Disneyland" on WBTV this af-
ternoon at l o'clock. The full hour
will be devoted to the fantastic
adventures of the lovely Alice in
Lewis CAROLS wonderland.
Little Msrgie sets off a cheerful
chain reaction on a trailer trip
with Vern in search of q Million
aire, Nh. Uranium on WBTV
this afternoon at 2::30. Irving Ba-
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

Apaches adopted him into the
tribe they gave him the Indian
name "Crazy Wolf His cruel lust
for power drives him to attempt
the murder of Apache Chief Luzito
by poison. The cunning down of
an Army courier offers the first
clue which leads the Lone Ranger
and Tonto into the Apache camp.
! John Golden, theatrical pro-
ducer, and Gene Lockhart, the ac-
tor, are two of the people famed in
other walks of life whose success
full songs will be sung on "The
Jane Froman Show" over WBTV
this evening at 6:15. Goldens
beautiful tune, "Poor Butterfly"
and Lockhart's inspiring At h e
World Is Waiting For The Sun
rise are the first two melodies
on the show. Jane follows with
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

series, playing the part of brave
young pioneer woman named Mary
Olsen. Trailing an Army renegade,
who has stolen a payroll pouch,
Hickok and Jingles are nearly de-
ceived and bested by their quar-
rvs pose as a homeSteader when
they come upon him in a lonely
desert cottage which he has in
vaded.
Eddie Fisher will devote his
Coke Time" show. on WBTV this
evening at 6:15, to tunes in his
new RCA Victor album entitled Il
Love You" He will sing What Is
This Thing Called Love?" Il
Surrender Dear" and medley Of
Il Can't Give You Anything But
Love" "Let's Fall In Love" "The
Girl That 1 Marry" and "Some-
body Loves Me-" Fred Robbins is
emcee of Coke Time and AXel
Stordahl conducts the band.
Arthur Shields, Eleanore Tan
min and Lennie Freeman star in
"The Story OF Pew Johnson, on
"The Millionaire" over WBTV to-
night at 9 o'clock. Marvin Miller
portrays Michael Anthony, person.
al secretary to John Beresford
Upton, fictional billionaire who
gives away checks for one million
dollars to various individuals
chosen at random, so that he may
observe their reactions to sudden
wealth.
"Stage Door" the George S.
Kaufman Edna Ferber comedy of
life in the theater, is the compat-
ible color presentation on "The
Best OF Broadway" over WBTV
tonight at 10 o'clock. Rhonda
Fleming, Diana Lynn, Dennis Nor
gan. Peggy Ann Garner, Charles
Drake, Elsa Manchester and Victor
Moore are the stars of the pro-
duction. 1.-The Best Of Broadway"
is seen in color on color television
receivers, and in black and white
on conventional sets.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

con, veteran Mack Sennett comic,
portrays the metal magnate who
gives Vern a close shave. John
Smith plays opposite Gale Storm
as the beau who saves her from
the terrorS of trailer built like
rolling booby-trap.
Louis Jourdan and Claude
Dauphin co-star in Minus Three
Thousand" a drama involving two
cave explorers in the PyreneeS
Mountains on the French border,
on the premiere telecast of ZAP
pointment With Danger" on
WBTV this afternoon at $3.50.
Screen actress Terry Moore
makes her television debut in
Scandal At Peppernut," the taut
drama Of a young school teacher
VINO begins her career in a Suspi-
ciouS German-American communi-
ty in Wisconsin in 1902. on "The
United States Steel Hour" on
WBTV this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Another new television series.
Science Fiction Theatre" debutS
over WBTV this evening at $50.
William Lundigan, Ellen Drew,
Bruce Bennett and Tom Drake
star in the first presentation, Be
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

Henry Simmons" walter Bren-
nan). better known among the
neighborhood kids as MI. Ears"
and John Kelly" Tommy Ret
tig), even though Mr.. Ears busi-
ness is too bad to warrant his Civ
ing John job that will enable
him to buy a horse of his own.
When Mr.. Ears desire to march
in the Memorial Day Parade de-
spite his dishonorable discharge
comes to light. John steps in and
puts up a mans fight.
An eccentric gentleman, in
the role of a modern Bluebeard,
leaves a trail of buried romanceS
across the country, on The Line
up" over WBTV tonight at 10
o'clock.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04
Thursday, April J

The Lone Ranger and Tonic, on
WBTV this afternoon at $50, are
on the trail of outlaw Cantrell. a
white man who has lived with the
Apaches for years and has been
responsible for many murders and
bloody Indian uprisings. Cantrell
at one time had been one of Ger
onimo's lieutenants and when the
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

power-wasting effect They foul spark plugs,
causing your engine to miss.
Engineers will tell you there's nothing more
wasteful of power and gasoline than pre-firins
and spark plug miss
But there is an answer-there's one high
octane gasoline that gives you all the advan-
tages of high octane without the power.
crppling effects of these deposits Shell Pre-
MUM Gasoline with TOPS.
TCP, the Shell-developed additive, fire.
proofs the deposits so that they no longer
cause pre-fring. No longer can they glow red
hot and ignite the gasoline mixture. And TCP
stops spark plug miss, too Your spark plugs
do the job they are supposed to do
Start getting the full power built into your
engine Get Shell Premium with TCP. It's the
most powerful gasoline your car can use
Shells Trademark for this unique gasoline
addtive developed by Shell Research. Patent
applied for.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04
Friday. April 8

"The Holy Shroud Of Turin" a
program featuring Father Francis
L. Filas of Loyala University in
Chicago. will be telecast over
WBTV this afternoon at $50. The
Shroud of Turin is reputed to be
the cloth in which Christ was bur-
led after His crucifiXion. The cloth
is about IA feet long and three
and-a- half feet wide. and shows
shadowy MARKINGS of a human
body. Father Filas will present
evidences from chemical. anatomi-
cal and Photographic studies to
show that a human body made the
indelible outlines on the cloth. He
will also present evidence to show
that transferred blood stains in
dictate that the body wrapped in
the cloth was tortured in the same
manner that the New Testament
describes the tortures of Christ.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

Range Rider upsetS scheme to
fix a fight and demonstrates his
Eyn pugiliStic talents in Fight
6oWn" on WBT'V this afternoon
at $50. When the Rance Rider
and Dick West ride into Fight
Town, they discover a crooked
fight promoter planning to rob
the townSfolk by first losing a
little money to them in a set-up
fight and then holding a fixed
match to recoup. The promoter
captures Range Rider and leaves
him to die in an abandoned mine
shaft. Dick rescues him, and The
Range Rider returns to Fight
Town to battle giant Of a man
in the ring to win back the bets
and upset the promoters scheme.
Ricky learns that forgetting a
wedding anniversary can be a
mighty costly business on Il Love
Lucy" over WBTVV tonight at 8
o'clock. Lucille Ball and Desi Ar
naZ co-Star with Vivian Vance and
William Frawley.
Lily RuSkin and her pal, Hilda,
get involved with a scalper when
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04
The Greater the need
for High Octane
Ihe Greater the need for TCP

Ioday's engines deliver more power than
ever beforehand with greater economy, too!
They're high compression engines.
They're built to squeeze more power out of
every drop of the high octane gasolines
they require.
But high octane alone will not keep these
engines delivering their full power. They
must be protected against the harmful effects
of deposits that build up in combustion
chambers.
The reason is this:
When your engine warns up, these deposits
warm up, too-glow red hot And these glow
ing particles act like hot coas-ignite the
gasoline mixture ahead of time . before the
plstons reach proper firing position. This is
called Pre-fring and means that power works
against you instead of for you.
In naddition, these same deposits have another
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04
TV HghHghts
Of The Week

Hilda forgets to pick up some the
atre tickets that Lily had promised
her daughter and son-in-law as
anniversary presents. on "Decem-
ber Bride" over WBTV tonight at
$50.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

Eddie Fisher will welcome the
traditionally rainy April with ap-
propriate songs on Coke Time"
over WBTV this evening at 6:15.
The popular baritone will sing "A
Fella With An Umbrella" Come
Rain Or Come Shine" pennies
From Heaven" and STORMY Wea-
ther." Fred Robbins is emcee and
Axel Stordahl conducts the or
cheStra.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04
Wednesday, April 6

"Sagebrush Manhunt" is the
wild Bill Hickok" drama on
WBTV this afternoon at $50. Guy
Madison and Andy Devine co-star
and pretty Jill Richards makes her
first appearance in the Wild Bill
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04
Monday. April a

An accidental switching of suit
cases provides the initial clue that
enables "Sky King" Oh WBTV
this afternoon at 5 o'clock, to
crack a budding ring Of counter
feiters. In the story, a young man
returning to his mothers ranch
from the East suddenly finds him
self involved with counterfeiters
who have pressed him into service
to make some plates. Their scheme
is to remove the print from one
dollar bills and use the plates to
reprint them into 20's. "Sky
Kings niece Penny mistakenly re-
ceiveS a suitcase full of the one
dollar bills at the airport. In
searching for the owners. "Sky
King" turns up the counterfeit
ers and, with some fast action, ex-
poses the entire plot.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04
Tuesday. April 5


brothers, steal a million dollar core
of radium from the U. S. Medi-
cal Corps in Germany and trans
port it to the United States dur
ing the Superman adventure.
Double Trouble" on WBTV this
afternoon at $50. When one bro
ther is murdered and the radium
stolen. Clark Kent as Superman
cracks open the case and brings
the remaining brother to justice.
10 Stafford and The Starlight
ers sings why Should I Cry Over
You" to open the 30 Stafford
Show" on WBTV this evening at
6:15. Then 10 solos That's All I
Walt From You" The Starlight
ers rejoin her for ITS De-Loyely."
and 10 rings down the curtain
with Spring Is Here"
Cesar Romero gets stuck with a
Latin book and a spy who wants
it on Passport To Danger" on
WBTV tonight at 8 O'Clock. Steve
McQuinn CRomero). U. S. Diplo-
matte Courier, is once again Incl
dent-prone. During police search
of his plane upon landing in Tri-
este, an enemy agent switches
books with McQuinn before he is
shot while trying to run away. At
ter discovering the switch in which
he received a Latin book McQuinn,
who can't read Latin, takes it to
the nearest church for a priest to
examine. Father CaStel discovers
nothing of Importance in the
book. MyStified but alert, McQuinn
drops the book among the prayer
books in a pew when he notices
a couple of men waiting outside.
Adolphe Menjou visits Sun-Shy
yellow Sky, Texas, when Sheriff
Jack Porter returns from San An
tonic with a bride and finds the
town terrorized by ruthless Slate
Wilson, in The Empty Holster" >"
tonight's "Favorite Story" on
WBTV at $50. Next week. "Fa-
vorite Story" will be replaced on
the WBTV schedule by THE Ed
die Cantor Theater."
Richard Kiley plays the editor
of a Western newspaper, coward
at heart, on Danger, over
WBTV tonight at 10 o'clock.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

motion picture director Edmund
GOulding'S romantic Love, Your
Magic Spell Is Everywhere" and
the immortal actress Nora BayeS'
unforgettable "Shine On Harvest
Moon" edian Walter
OKeefe'S many SONGS are repre-
sented by James rendition of his
Il Never Felt This Way Before. ="
Playwright Maxwell AnderSon'S S
great lyrics TO Kurt Weill's ever
popular September Song" round
out the show.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

Claudette Colbert will star in
the television adaptation of Phyl-
lis Bottome's novel. "Private
Worlds" on Climax! over
WBTV tonight at $50. Miss Col
bert will play the central charac-
ter in the story. a woman doctor
who probes the warped minds of
her patients in a mental institu-
ton.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

Academy Award winner Walter
Brennan plays an impoverished
old storekeeper whose exciting past
as an Indian fighter enthralls
Young Tommy Rettig in MI
Ears" on playhouse Of Stars"
over WBTV tonight at 9 o'clock
Love of horses makes pals of
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

Louis Jourdan, handsome
young French actor, stars in
the premiere telecast of the new
Appointment With Adventure"
series, seen on WBTV Sunday
afternoon at $3.50. In this first
drama, titled Minus Three
Thousand" JOurdan rehearses
a scene in his role of a cave ex-
plorer searching for an under
ground river, which If found,
will supply a whole new source
Of power to the region.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04
Saturday, April 9

Captain Midnight is Trap
ped Behind Bars" on WBTV this
morning at 1890. When the gov
e,nment suspects that a series of
prison riots are being prompted by
foreign agents, Captain Midnight
and his pal. Ikky. are planted in
prison.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04
ateur at the craft.

ateur at the craft.
The spotlight of Arthur God
frey'S Talent Scouts" will focus on
the artistic offerings of a Cleve-
land accOrdianiSt. a Brooklyn So
prano and New York quartet on
WBTV tonight at 10 O'Clock.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

Richard Carlson, as FBI Coun-
terspy Herb Philbrick. reveals an
other Communist attempt to OBJ
tain American defense secrets. on
Il Led Lives" over WBTV to-
night at $50.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04
THE LINCOLN TIMES
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The Lincoln times., 1955-04-04

Stage and screen veteran
Victor Moore has guest star
role in the compatible color pro-
ductiOn of Stage Door" on
The Best OF Broadway" over
WBTV Wednesday night at 10
o'clock.