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FINE VIRGINIA MOTEL

at 4ha mi. from Washington.
hat anyone ONE CT Could She c6 Deos IS m
beautifully designed, modern, 80.
unit motor hotel. with eccommoda.
tions for 1874 persons; 2 apis. at
trac lobby This court is top-rated
from every standpoint, having s
spacious acres of hilltop. with wide
price is well under 4 times the past
12-month income. For complete de-
tails of this best investment. please
call WILLIAM W. JOHNSTON. OR.
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GEO. WASH. UNIV.
8 apis. Has gas INV. heat. system,
but needs complete remodelins.
Price, $4,000. Located. S31 22nd
st. NV Vacant and plans avail.
Mr.. King, RIDDELL REALTY Co.,
DI. 7-7900.
Sl4,5OO = 3 bedrooms,
den, oil heat, 3-car garage, large
lot. Cow. to transp.
8 APIS, 3 baths; nice income. I'm
mediate possession. Priced right.
OWENS REALTY, ME. S-04S6.
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AMBASSADORS ESTATE
HOUSES UNFINISHED

1920 QUE ST. N.W.-3-bedrm. brk..
lh baths: built in ~; - min; from
dntown. or Pentagon. OIL. 4;3s24. ,
N: ARL.--2-bedrm.. brick Colonial, g
eesmt,' S1lo. IA. 1881, ia, 2
10 RMS, S155 mo-. refined family:
nj. from Seven Corners. Ii, A.
N. saikLlNGToN. kirkwood I'd. al are.
Mos br schools b shopping sF nntSo
porch. garage. bsmt.; large lot. trees
Avail. May /: S175. IA. 2-0780.
CLosE-N ARL.-completely redec.
2-bedrm., semidetached; automatic
s ss5s. a. tul 7-i Basement; fenced ysard.
46l0 4th ST. N.w.-o rooms and
oath; 2 Incl. porches, full bsmt.,
toilet and laundry trays. gas h.-w
heat, high elevation; near schools,
A saSFihsS 81 sisasS e Bu.,
rm.. cleo. equip. Kit. full bsmt.; j
6Ik. school shopping and transp
bedrms., full bsmt.
s0s Maple ave. o. S-5a27. g
RIGGS PIX, d. CO bedrms., IN
baths; vacant. Newly dec. 3 yrs. old.
sos IA Kennedy ne. JU. Sega.
souTH-pes. 8 rms,
f S s p scSocs e' Su rs sssdsa
s. ARL.. on oiebe rd.-2-bedrm.,
din. rm., equip. Kit. With finished
rec rm. in bsmt, sos mo. Phone KI.
s;6644, AL BAKER 4 SON. INC,
nj ei r0~ Slick Iii A house ~. with
full bsmt. with outside entr to back
yard. sos mo Phone XII. 9-6644, AL
BAKER & SON. INC, 116 8. st.
r ASaSR IL Alex FioTRaEisrs-ned22ssom
deorgia ave, Silver Spring. Md; 10.
ALEX, 'Braddock Hts. area-8-bed-
rm.. din. rm. and kit; mr.. school
a And s ssfHs9 &c soN mo Nc Y! s ,is s
st. Asaph St, Alex Va. -2s
N. ARL:-2-bedrm. brick house; gas
heat. fireplace. screened porch, full
bsmt., storage attic: mr.. schools.
buses and stores; avail. immed.
A fIiEss E emerson saaS Manor-Nr school,
liy, rm... sep, din. rm. equip. Kit,
s:6s44 Al BAKER 4 SON, NC,
ll6 8. st; Asaph st.. Alex. Va. -2S
DONNA LEE-3-bedrm. brick ram
equipped kit. attic storage. large
handicapped ground; cow. schools
and transp.; SI35 per mo. Avail,
May /. ARFAx REALTY, INC; JE.
GREENwAY DowNs-4-bedrm. Cape
Cod; liv rm., dining rm., equip. kit,
full bsmt.. bath land rec. rm, $40
per mo-; avail. June 20. ARFAx
REALTY, INC. JE. E.145o. rs
BROOKDALE, half . blk. from West
ern ave. - 5-rm. -and-bath stucco
bungalow; oil heat and all modern
large yard: SS5 mo. SP. 4-6O12.,
S-RM. BUNGALow-cute and neat;
esfiins. Ho. s-7s5T. Ii. 1912.
BETHESDA rms. ga baths: S175.
T2aikosMSS' PARK, $50, Carroll ave-
3:bedrom. brick home (built 2 yrS,l !,
Ia baths, dishwasher, disposal.
Newly decorated. Imrled. occu-
pany. Rent. S99.50. HE. 1888
WHITE BRICK-a bedrms.. den. ga
baths. close to schools, shops.
transp.: .Arl.; to be sold for q
modest down payment on rental
terms, Exceptional opportunity.
GAERTNER & ADAMS. IA. 2-0840.
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BRIGHTWOOD

C0LORED HOMES ALL OVER,
from $40, AUERgsAacH q CO., D1.
coL0RED-HoUsE, NE. SECTION
complete apis; also 5:rm, house,
COLORED-i3ii UNION ST. s.W.-
6 rms. and bath, oil heat; COM
Pplstely o rsdecorated; $50 mo. Gall
CoIoRED-NICE g BEDRMs., near
church snd school, SIS per mo.
BAKER ST. Ne.
Three bedrms, liv. rm.. din. rm..
THOMAS P, hRowN. 6i5 SIS 4tS 4 St St.
COLORED-324 GALLATIN ST. NV.
Lovely 3-bedrm. home, ~ baths:
finished bsmt.; large yard; gas
h.-w.h. Call CO. 5-3533.
COL0RED-422 9Th ST. N.E.-Eieht
rms. bsmt.. extra lge. yard, porch;
oil heat; S110 mo. Also l24 18th
ST. Sc. 8 rms. bath; $3.50 mo.
See. then call Ii. 4-7300 or 10. g.
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DRUGSTORE

DRUGSTORE
Average sales. $500 per day-well-
established-shows consistent good
on-pharmacist owner must
sell-will entertain any reasonable
oferl
HARDWARE STORE
Near Maryland State line--1954 sales
over $40, Rent, 500 per month
Shows excellent profit. s for s for
stock. plus fixtures. Termsl
BAKE SHOP
CONN. AVE. LOCATION.
Makers Of fine candies. ice cream
sERvIcEp BY EXPERIENCED HELP
WITH COMPANY FOR MANY
YEARS. The down payment OF
$1,000 is less than / years net
profit. Balance at 500 per month.
Call Mr.. Sitkin, KE. 6-9328
METZLER, ia. 5-7575
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Colored-Det. Bungalow
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA, mr.. 18th and Mime.
sofa ave.-Semidet. brick: q rms.
mn. bSmt., gas INV h; CT approved,
Sl3,l50. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
LII. I-J4oO, LII. 2-5a76.
ANACoSTIA. mr.. Nichols ave,-Brick;
D rms, bath, gas h.-w h.. needs
some repair: price, $4,000 HART.
MAN REALTY, INC, LU. 1890.
BOILING FIELD-No cash - CT.
S5S-93 mo. Lovely 5-rm, brick. full
osmt., recr. area, storm windows,
Sl0,6oO. H. L. GODDARD. OIL.
CONGRESS HTS. nr. shop. center
and buSline; semidet. brick: & rms,
, bedrmS.. tile bath: full bsmt. with
rec. nm, combination storm win
dow: deep lot; SIi,g5O. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. LII, 4-34O0.
HILLCREST, near 36th and Ala. ave,
-Lee. Diet. brick. center hall. Z rms;
1 oedrmS, = baths; | bedrm, and
path, LIST fl; porch, gas INV h.; lge.,
level lot. For inspection, call HART
MAN REALTY. INC, LU. $4,000.
LII. 2-5916. Pr
BRICK CAPE COD; 3 bedrms., SIS.
500 bui!t-in garage; Coral Hills
section: Charming home for era-
eiouS living. Wood burning fireplace.
Large side porch. beautiful recr. rm.
Bus at corner. Shopping close by
Can Mr.. Cross, LII. 4-764i. MAR
SHALL j. MAPLE CO.. 1924 l4th
81. nv. AID. 4-2005.
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APIS. WANTED (cent.l

GLEN ECHO-Army Map. LIZ bed
rms. Unfurnished. Under SO. Writ,
Box 274-Y. star. 2s'
MIDDLE-AGED LADY wants perm
apt. home in bldg. with elev. ans
car parking. RIA. 6-o636. Excel
Refs.
LOOKING for l-bsdroon
apt, Ice. nv. rm. nicely fun, In
good neighboThood. Gail no 2
1886. Ext. "A. Il
HAVE TENANTS
For good twhitel tenants furn. ant
unfuTn. apis. in d. C, reas. fee
Call MANDELL. AID. 4-3400.
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WANTED
MANAGER

Company service station in Md.
Minimum Of $4,000 required Call
HE 4-7O00 2TS
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CPLE., Air Force oficer and wife,
want nice 3-bedrm. house. Prefer
Beverly Hills. consider others. XII.
NEARBY VA.-Three refined nom
smokers, non-drinkers will take ex-
cellent care Of your furnished home
and pay reasonable rent from ABOUT
7-7737.
VA. PROPERTY OWNERS
We need nice 3 and 4 bedrm. houses,
to rent to Army, Navy and Marine
officers. Phone XII. 9-6644 for
Rental Dept. and service informa-
ton. Ask for MISS TOBIAS
AL BAKER 81 SON, INC.
116 8. st. Asaph ST.. Alex, Va.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--Mo.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA--2-story brick, 5 bed
baths, full bsmt., gar. ST. 3-l74l.
go
BETHESDA, S15.750-This attrsc.
Diet. brick home near NH would be
swell for a young doctor Has very
nice. shrubbery and 8 level fenced
yard on a Quiet street, Liv. rm, DIN.
rm., fully equipped kit. real NICE
scr, side porch. :, good bedrms, and
about $4,000 DIN. and 500 per mo.
for IS wears. Newly decor, with gas
heat Vacant and ready 10 move
into BIILINGSLEY REALTY CO.,
EN- 2-2326 til q pm 81
BETHEsDA--GI approved, sci 800:
large J.htdrm, bath ranblsf in
excellent condition. Fine established
bus, public and parochiai schools;
URBAN EN-, $4,000 ~
BETHRSDA--2-bedr brick-and-red-
wood bungalow. only / blk. of Wis
800, sIoLER g. Co. 10. 4-sats3.
BEfHRsaD5aa.S s14.e5O, near Naval
Hospital--A real charmer with FL
II. living room, fun dining room:
f aoF sarE SeSrG 90 End fp oo 9a's BASE
J. FISHER 4 co. hi. 7-6s30
conv. iees Edgsm9eT; kssy fG pans
BEfHESDA-New brick rambler, Cor
ner acre lot. QUALITY, coNsTRuc-
TON 6 large rooms. 2 baths, hrsss
BhsEMENT. Nicely decorated. Ex-
cellent location SO II you're IN
S25.000 price range, see this be-
fore you buy. $4,000, marriage
available, Trade arranged. SHERT-
Ter, Builder. OIL. G-6500 or W %
TAI. 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2-bsth hTick
Colonial with study and rec room:
KoRzENDoRFER, OIL, 4-s111 TIL .;
mr.. Western ave. and
River I'd a bedrms.. baths, Dis
posai, dlshwashsr, I bedrms. and
bath on LIST q. Nj. fine school W.
der $4,000. OF appraised. En-.
2-22i6; evenings, Mr.. Van Lear. o..
2-3242. MFRRYFIELD a. WOODS.
ICantlnuad IN ne NJ uaQel
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S.E.--ANACOSTIA

$3.50 DN.-Sll,1a0
Clean. roomy row brick adjacent to
AnacoStta High, near Kramer Jr.
High; large liy. rm., family din,
rm., attrac. equipped kitchen, 2
spacious bedrms., front porch. Q
rear porches: bsmt., rec rm. min
etc. Payment only $40. so mo. Act
fast. Call Mr.. Hall JU. 5-4l9O, for
quick inspection. List DC-l4
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
I 700 = CT NV, MA konn
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WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Silver spring--3 bedrms., y baths
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2a2S
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HARBoR TERRACE APARTMENTS
II you are interested in an apt, con-
venient to National Airport, We have
newly redecorated 1-bedrm. apis.
from 5000 to $500 per mo. incl
utils. For inspection, apply at Apt, !.
130l Abingdon drive. Alex. Il
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
Def. BRICK-sl6,eOO

DEF. BRICk-$lb, yUU
Mr.. WALTER REED. oI APPROVED
Side hall, hy. rm., flrepl., sep.
din. rm.. kit, bfkfxt. nOok, 3 Ice
bedrms.; bsmt.; floored attic: gar.;
porch.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. co.
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Colonial Investment Co.

1924 LONGFELLOW ST.
porch: 6 rms. plus 2 rear porches;
oil h.-w.h., dbl. garage; new stove
and refgr.; cond is excel. Nothing
to be done but move in.
READMOND REAL ESTATE
TU. 2-6l6l MRS. HABER EN-. 2-7O72
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CONTINUED on next pasO
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You'll like this immaculate red brick
Colonial. Center hall. First floor den
rooms and two baths on second floor
with finished third floor. Large rec
reation room with fireplace. To be
sold Immediately at $4,000. To in
spect call WO. $4,000 til 8 pm.
ECW. Il: JONES & CO.. INC. Chevy
Chase, D. C rs
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HOME AND INCOME

1906 CALVERT NV.
This is q good buy on any market;
3-story home, can be used as &
rooming house; minimum cash will
handle; flrst trust. $50 per mo. in
Guiding everything. This Is an un-
usual opportunity for some one.
Call for an sppt. TO inspect. RE.
1860.
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

HOUSES UNFURNlsHED
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CHEEf CHASE, d. G., S22,5UU-NeW
listing of well built white brick
fn' din rm, lit H. and epf f,,Il bath r. ap nd
A., 3 bedrms.. ! bath: nicely fin
tshed 3rd n. room. Compl. An
iShed bSmt.; hot-water heat, Diet.
brick garage: close to Lafayette
School. BILLINGsLEY REALTY Co.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c., Rittenhouse
st. at 32nd nw.-Corner detached
brick: 5 bedrooms t20-ft. den din
ing room living room kitchen
and porch on first floor): lear
garage gas heat price reduced TO
ELLIS, 1910 Vermont ave. RE. =
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
Colored-Brick and Stone

Det center bah. lse liv. rm.. firepl..
ON. rn-, powder nm. screened
porch; md d.. bedrms., 9 baths;
5rd n. oedrms-, and bath: full
bsmt.; built-in gar; vacant; newly
decorated
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Conn. ave. and the circle. shop
with large rooms throughout. ideal
for large family. huge remodeled
kitchen with breakfast room: 8
bedrms.. 2 baths. are additional
features; nearly new gas furnace
and hot-water heater; large yard
6-7S4Q, with THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c., loo. and value,
quality const. semldet. with bedrm.
and full bath on LIST f.: 4 bedrms
and tile bath on End A.; porch, gar. !;
Parish. Call KE. 10000 til 8 pm
REALTY BROKERS. INC. 81
Smyrna times., 1955-11-10

boards will then meet, count the
ballots, and determine the per-
sons elected. The new Commit
teemen will take office on Janu-
ary 1, 1856.
County and community election
boards in the Agricultural Stab
ilization and Conservation pro-
gram serve without compensa-
ton. Represented on the county
election board is the president of
the New Castle County Farm
Bureau, William David, Bear; the
Pomona Grange Master, John R.
Butler, Middletown; Soil Conser-
vationist, Wilmer Aist; the Sup
ervisor of the Farmers Home Ad-
ministration, Fred Richards; and
the County Agricultural Agent,
Edward H. Schabinger. The coun-
ty election board functions solely
to name community election
boards.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-10
Community Election Board
Named To Conduct A.S.C.
Election

A community election board has
been named to carry out the elec-
ton for community committee
men in New Castle County for
1856 as part of the Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation
Program. The entire area of New
Castle County has been designat-
ed as one community. The MEM
bers are as follows: Chairman,
Albert Moor, Odessa; Raymond
Laws, Kirkwood; and Charles R.
Pryor, Clayton.
Following instructions by the
State ASC Committee, the COM
munity election board will now
prepare a slate of 10 eligible per-
sons for community committee
men for the county. In addition,
any group of 10 or more eligible
voters has the right to petition
for additional nominations prior
to November 21st. Interested
groups should contact any mem
ber of the Community Election
Board. Actual voting in the COM
munity election will be by mail,
and all ballots must be received
in the County Office by December
End. The community election
Smyrna times., 1955-11-10
HOME COOKS GET
TIPS ON TURKEY

If you wish to have a profess
sional cook manage your kitchen
on Thanksgiving Day is destined
to go unfulflled this year, you
can have the next best thing-ex-
pert advice on how to make the
holiday cooking campaign less
nerve-wracking and more success
full. Two pages of valuable infor-
nation, which you can pin up on
your kitchen wall or bulletin
board and follow step by step
throughout preparation of the fes-
tive meal are available in the No
vember issue of Woman's Day,
the Arp magazine. Entitled,
Memo To The Thanksgiving
Cook" the article is by food spec
ialist Charlotte Scripture. It's adj
vice was tested in the Woman's
Day kitchen. Clearly stated, fact
packed sentences take you
through the five crucial phases of
turkey cooking: selecting the
turkey, preparing it for stufing,
taking care of the giblets, stufing
the turkey and roasting. In ad-
dition there is a chart that tells
how to vary the amounts of stuff
fing ingredients to match the size
of the bird you will buy. There
is also chart giving proper
roasting times for different weight
turkeys, bassed on the two popu-
lar methods of cooking, the open
pan and metal foil. In case you
have misplaced your old recipes
for the trimmings" the article
gives tasty formulas for stuffings,
for pumpkin pie, mincemeat pie,
whole-cranberry sauce, nodded
cranberry jelly and uncooked
cranberry orange relish.
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Wet Litter Found Prime Cause
of BroiIer Breast Blisters

Wet litter in broiler houses ap-
parently is the main offender in
causing breast blisters on broiler
chickens, according to report
from DR.. Ray Smith of the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station at
the University of Delaware. He
recently finished careful check
on 81 different hocks of white
feathered birds to find out some
of the answers to what causes
breast blisters-and how to elm
mate them. He also kept a close
chick on the entire 81 fiocks as
they went to market through 8
different dressing plants in the
Delmarva area.
The tests, which had been eag-
erly awaited by growers and poul-
try scientists in the nations other
major broiler growing areas as
we'll as in Delaware, showed that
wetness of the litter was more
important than the kind of litter
used when it came to the number
of breast blisters found on the
birds, Smith says. Any kind of
wet litter seemed to cause more
breast blisters than did dry litter.
Smith estimates from the results
of this study that blisters cut
down the finish and quality of
dressed birds sufficiently to mean
a $500,0O0 a year loss to the Del
aware broiler industry.
Smith also found that birds
marketed at heavier weights tend
ed to show a higher percentage of
breast blisters than those market
ed at lighter weights. And those
grown on large corn cobs tended
to have more breast blisters than
birds grown on other kinds of lit
ter.
But birds grown on ground corn
cob litter had no more blisters
than those which were raised on
other kinds of litter, he says.
Furthermore, he found no evidence
that even those birds grown on
large corn cob litter had to be
marketed at price discounts.
A few flocks in the test averag-
ed as low as 21a4o blisters. Others
ranged as higr as go.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-10

commended lists, reporting on
them, and receiving certificates.
Miss Anne w. w. Bell, Librar-
ian with the Library Commission,
attended the Kent C u t y
Achievement Day program to pre-
sent reading certificates and dis
cuss possible changes in the read
ing program.
Six books are required for the
first year, and eight books for the
second, third, and fourth years.
In 1855, several people have read
a larger number of books so that
they could receive more than one
certificate and "catch up" with
those who have participated in
the program from its first year.
Those who received certificates
are:
Mrs. Quincy Bickling, Fraziers
Club, 1st year.
Mrs. Blanche Coleman, Leipsic
Club, 1st year.
Miss Helen L. Comstock, Oak
Grove Club, End year.
Mrs. Belle Denney, Clayton Club,
1st, End, and 3rd years.
Mrs. Matte Dill, Wildwood Club,
1st year.
Mrs. Freda Everhard, Victory
Club, End year.
Mrs. Margaret S. Farrow, st.
Jones Club, 3rd year.
Mrs. Daisy Griffith, Houston
Club, End year.
Mrs. Dora B. Hill, Victor, Club,
1st year.
Mrs. Lizzie Raughley, Canter-
bury Club, 1st' year
Mrs. Marguerite j. Robbins,
: Laws Club, 3rd year.
Mrs. Beulah Roadway, Hartly
Club, 4th year.
Mrs. Dulcina Smith, Canterbury
Club, 3rd year.
Mrs. Ada Smith, Clayton Club,
3rd year.
Mrs. Marie B. Sterling, Oak
Grove Club, 4th year.
4 Mrs. Mary Thomas, Fraziers
Club, 3rd year.
Mrs. Lila Wall, Happy Home
makers Club, End, 3rd, and 4th
years.
Mrs. Irene Wechtenhiser, Har-
rington Club, End year.
Mrs. Joan Winkler, Merrymak.
ers Club, End year.
Congratulations to them all !
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Leipsic

Quite a few of the ladies that
belong to the Homemakers Club
win attend Achievement Day in
Dover Wednesday.
George Jones, Jr. has been
home from school with the
mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright of
Yorklyn called on Mrs. John
Slaughter and Miss Ella Harper
Sunday.
Mr.. Ingram and family have
moved to New York.
Miss Janet Carey spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McNatt
Smyrna times., 1955-11-10

The anchor chain manufactured
for the Navy aircraft carrier USS
Forrestal measured 2,160 feet in
length and weighed 246 tons. The
warship was commissioned on oc-
tober 1, 1855.
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DON'T FORGET

To come to the open meeting on
Wills, at 7:3O on Monday even
ing, November IA, at the Capital
Grange Hall, in Dover. Mr.. Max
Terry, prominent Dover lawyer,
will be our speaker. Questions
Smyrna times., 1955-11-10

cluded in the
Home Demon
stration pr o.
gram. w i t h
the cooperation
of the Delaware
Library Com
mission, home
makers h a v e
been reading
books from rec
Smyrna times., 1955-11-10

and son, of Dover, and Mrs. Will
liam Voshell and son, of Smyrna,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Vosh-
ell Sunday.
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Americanism is the art, some
times wholly neglected by individ-
uals of taking care of yourself.
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kent Home Doings
BY: Charlotte L. Swanson Home Demonstration Agent

This is the fourth year in which
a reading program has been in
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from the audience will be an
swered.
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Red Held Island Bombed
For Sixth Straight. Day
BY The Assoeiaisd Press

TAIPEH, Formosa, Jan. 15.-
Four-engine Chinese Nationalist
bombers blasted Tienao Island.
is miles north of the strategic
Tachens for the sixth straight
day today. the Defense Ministry
announced.
The ministry reported that
despite heavy Communist anti
aircraft fire all the planes re-
turned safely to Formosa. The
raid was made in darkness. The
ministry did not say how many
bombers took part.
Crews reported excellent" re-
suits against gun positions and
other military targets.
Tienao Is q possible staging
point for an invasion Of the Ma
tionalist-held Tachens, 200 miles
north Of Formosa. The island
has been q daily target since a
relatively heavy Communist air
attack on the Tachens.
Evening star., 1955-01-15
Prosecutors Scan Skies for Leads on Uranium

On the 18th Of each month
the Acc publishes reports
gathered by the planes. COM
plete with maps showing areas
Of above e-normal radiation. Then
there's q mad scramble for the
maps, and within q few days
all possible claims are filed by
prospectors."
"Our Denver exploration branch
sextends east from the Rocky
Mountains clear to the Missis-
sippi. In this area. Colorado.
Wyoming. New Mexico and South
Dakota are now uranium pro-
ducing States. and four-fifths Of
their active discovery and de-
velopment is due to airborne
exploration Mr.. Conwell said.
I'm the fall Of 1851 our planes
mapped So hot areas in the
South Dakota Black Hills. Planes
are directly responsible for 90
per cent Of the uranium ore
found there"
Evening star., 1955-01-15
Cardinal SpeIIman Back,
Tells Of Asia War Fears
BY ihs Assesia,sd Press

Los ANGELES. Jan. 15.--
Francis Cardinal Spellman. who
has just returned from the Far
East. said sadly yesterday:
II find a smaller area Of the
free world left there each time" +"
The Archbishop of New York
told a news conference he held
grave fears for the future"
1T is my personal opinion
that the Asian mainland is a
volcano and may erupt at any
time, how or when / cannot say"
The cardinal few in yesterday
from a 29-day tour Of Alaska,
Korea, Japan. Okinawa, Formo-
sa, Hong Kong. Wet Nam. Ma
nila. Guam and ships Of the
United States Navy's 7th Fleet,
He is military vicar to the armed
forces.
Evening star., 1955-01-15
Two Separate BroyhiN Bills
Will Ask Vote for District
One Would Permit BolIoting for President,
Other Give Representation in Congress

pass Congress without difficulty, y
he added.
The Representative also de-
clared that speculation that the
new District Committee would
be more friendly to home rule
Is ''wishful thinking"
"To me, home rule by legis.
lative action is as remote as
ever" he went on.
Losses Offset.
He said that although the
District Committee in the new
Congress gained two home rule
advocates. it also lost two.
II am fully aware that some
home rule advocates would like
to see some form Of local self
government first." Mr.. BroyhiIl
declared. But even among
those advocates there exists
strong differences Of opinion on
the type or kind Of local self
government.
These differences have miti-
gated against home rule success
in Congress. Now is the time,
If the citizens of Washington
want to vote, If they want repre-
sentation in Congress, for them
to reform their ranks in the in
terest Of q common objective"