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Smyrna times., 1955-10-13
PTA MEETING TONIGHT
To Show Color Film mike Makes
His Mark"


The first meeting of the Smyr-
ma Special District School Parent
Teacher Association of the school
year will be held tonight at eight
o'clock at the Smyrna Elementary
School, with Earl r. Downs pre-
siding. A color film, mike Makes
His Mark, the fifth in the series
of National Education Associa-
ton public relations films, will be
shown. The twenty-nine minute
film was shown at the White
House Conference on Education
held Saturday in Wilmington. The
meeting will also feature a get
together between parents and
teachers, and a short business
session. Mrs. Glenn Busker and
Mrs. John O'Connor are hospital
ity chairmen. There is need for
used clothing to be dispensed by
the school nurse. 1t may be TAX
en- to the PTA meeting or left
with Mrs. Leroy Sayers, clothing
chairman.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-13
CHECK TRAFFIC
NEAR SCHOOL
Survey of Traffic Conditions
During Noon Hour Shows
Combination of Hazards
UP TO CHILDREN

An impartial survey of traffic
conditions during the school noon
hour has been made over a period
of a month, and one of the con-
clusions has been that bikes, boys,
girls, and cars form a combina-
tion full of hazards. Another con-
clusion has been that, generally
speaking, motorists are obeying
the rules, and the correction of
traffic violations is mostly up to
the children. Every effort has
been made by the Smyrna police
to protect the students, and two
officers are on duty each noon
hour period. The worst intersec-
tions are at Four Corners, South
and Market Street Plaza, South
and Main Streets, Commerce
Street and Market Street Plaza,
and Frazier and South Main
Streets. 1t stands to reason that
two men cannot be in all of those
spots at the same time. The po-
lice lay emphasis on the painted
cat-walks in which pedestrians
are supposed to walk when cross
ing the streets, to which the boys
and girls pay little attention. In
the block on Commerce Street, be-
tween Market Street and Main
Street, the students leap across
at any point, darting out from in
back of parked cars into the path
CONTINUED on rsxs rourl
Smyrna times., 1955-10-13
New Jewelry Store Open Here

New Jewelry Store Open Here
Smyrna has a new jewelry store
with a certified watch maker in
charge and the public is cordially
invited to stop in and browse
around at Tubman's jewelers., now
open at 9 East Commerce Street,
next to The Colonial Hotel. Those
who visit the shop will be given
a card which will make them elig-
ible for a valuable door prize to
be awarded on Saturday, Oct. Is.
Richard Tubman, Cambridge, Nd,
the proprietor of the store, has
had experience in watch repair
since 1916. His father is the
owner of a chain of jewelry stores
in the Cambridge, Md, area. He
will carry a varied assortment of
jewelry in addition to the watch
repair service.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-13
CENTURY CLUB
RESUME MEETS
Start Fall and Winter Season
This Afternoon With
Luncheon
OUTLINE YEARS PLANS

The Twentieth Century Club
will start their fall and winter
season at a meeting to be held on
Thursday. A luncheon at 1890
p. M, will be followed by the
program. Mrs. Harold E. Wick
ham, president, will greet the
members and welcome the new
members. An inspirational mes
sage will be delivered by the Rev.
F. S. Bancroft, rector of st. Pet
er's Episcopal Church. An out
line of the years plans will be
given by department chairmen.
Floral arrangements will be fea-
tured. The hostesses include Mrs.
Daniel Farrow, chairman, Mrs.
Gordon Edwards, Mrs. Joseph En-
mis-, Mrs. Victor Ennis, Mrs. Ed
ward Everhart, Mrs. Theodore
Ferguson, Mrs. w. e. Foard, Mrs
Walter Gibe, Mrs. Arthur CHM,
Mrs. Martin Golden, Miss Julia
Griffith, Mrs. c. L. Harmonson,
and Mrs. Walter Hill. The presi-
dent asks for one hundred per-
cent attendance, as new plans and
policies for the club year will be
presented, and there will be dis
cussion and a chance for all new
members to express their views.
The new members will be guests
at the luncheon. Mrs. Ennis is
chairman of program for the
year.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-13
AMERICAN LEGION WEEK
To Be Observed Here october 20
to November III


American Legion Week will be
observed from Oct. 20 to Nov. IL,
and locally the David c. Harrison
Post No. IA, American Legion is
planning an open house meeting
early in November in observance,
the date to be announced later.
Kent County District No. 8, De-
partment of Delaware will hold a
meeting on Thursday, Oct, 13 at
s pm. at the Harrison Post room
in Town Hall, Smyrna. William
Craig, district commander, will
preside. Alfred Mack, commander
of the local post, has reported on
the ambulance service during the
month of September. An all-time
high in number of trips for one
month was made, with 26 trips,
893 miles, using four drivers and
two assistants.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-13
CLAYTON TIES BAY FINALS
Clayton at MiddIetown This Sun
day Win in III Innings

Clayton bounced back last Sum
day behind the pitching of Wayne
Cox and the clutch hitting of Pat
Dyer to defeat Middletown 4-3 in
eleven innings, tying the final
playoff series IL. Clayton's little
righthander, Wayne Cox, was the
big man for the victors, as he
hurled all eleven innings, allow
ing the nine hits and walk to
produce only three runs, of which
only one was earned. 1t was also
Cox who accounted for the win
ming run in the eleventh, by sacr1-
ficing and squeezing Johnny Fort
ner home from third after he and
Turk Orvis had walked and Fred
Corso had beat out a bunt for a
hit. But the, player who kept
Clayton's chances alive was Pat
Dyer with clutch singles in the
third and eighth that drove in
runs. Both times his safeties
served to knot the score. Al
though he was the defeated pitch
er, Bob Seymour struck out six
teen and provided a close con-
test. This Sunday Middletown
plays host to Clayton for the fin
al game, the all important tie
breaker. Manager Tom Kennedy
will place leftie Turk Orvis on
the mound, while Eddie Wright
looms as the probable starter for
Middletown.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-13
MOTOR VEHICLE VIOLATIONS
Several Cases Heard Before Mag
istrate j. f. Hopkins, CLAYTON


The following motor vehicle vio-
lations cases were heard before
Magistrate J. F. Hopkins over the
weekend: George Sanchez, smyr-
ma, being upon a public highway
while under the influence of in
toxicating liquor, third offense,
fined $50 and sentenced to serve
thirty days in the Kent County
Jail; Ruber Cruz, Clayton, operat-
ing motor vehicle without a
license, $40; Lewis Pinket, But
tonwood, Del, allowing an unlic-
ensed driver to operate his motor
vehicle, $40; John Earl Lowman,
speeding, $40; James Clifford Mar
vii, Wilmington, failing to use due
care and caution in operating a
motor vehicle, $40.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-13
JaneCees Plan Party

The Smyrna-C Clayton JaneCees
are planning to hold a Halloween
party on Sunday, Oct. 80, the
place to be selected later. Mrs.
Harry Cannon and Mrs. Walter
Downes comprise the committee
on arrangements. The recent
rummage sale conducted by the
JaneCees was a great SUCCESS
The clothing which was not sold
will be given to the school nurse,
Miss Clara Sparr, to be used as
needed. The next meeting will
be on Nov. 2 at the hme of Mrs.
Leon Tabb.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-13
New Senior Girl Scout Troop

There will be a pin ceremony
held on Monday night by a new
senior Girl Scout Troop at Odd
Fellows Hall on East Street. Mrs.
Elva Johnson and Mrs. Myrtle
Sudler are the leaders of The
troop.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-13
Daughters of America Meet

Mrs. Edith Pyle, District Dep
uty of Delaware, and Mr.. Pyle,
and Mrs. Ethel Dawson, of Will
mington were guests at the regu-
lar meeting of the Daughters of
America Tuesday evening, Mrs.
Pearl Hutchins, presiding.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07
TV HighHghts
Of The Week

a professional hide-out for gun
men in Big Medicine Man" on
WBTV this afternoon at $50
Ouick-Shooting Trigger Morrison
and his deadly companion, Matt
Green. elude Range Rider and
Dick West by holing up at Ed Fall
Ions ranch where the burly and
greedy Ed makes a business of hid
ING gunmen for a price. Under the
circumstances, visitors are not
welcome. nor the Navajo Indians
who need the colored sand from
the ranch land for their tribal
ceremonies. Following Trigger and
Matt'S trail, Range Rider and Dick
arrive at the ranch only to be told
by Fallon that there are no out
laws on his property Later the
Sheriff tells Range Rider and Dick
that Fallon is within the law and
cannot be prosecuted. Eventually
with daring and great skill, Range
Rider brings the hidden gunmen
out into the open and is able to
get the necessary evidence on Fal-
Ion. The Indians are then free to
take the colOred sands for theii
ceremonies, which result in-rain
Jack Mahoncy stars as Range
Rider with Dick Jones co-starred
as Dick West.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07
Sunday, February 13

Walt Disney offers double
helping OF entertainment with "a
Progress Report" and Natures
Half-Acre," on his "Disneyland"
show over WBTV this afternoon
at l o'clock. AS the first portion
of the full hour Disney takes his
audience on a guided tour of dis
neyland," his 160-acre real-life
magic kingdom under construc-
ton near Anaheim in Orange
County. California. The second
half of The show, Natures Half
Acre" reveals the beautiful and
bizarre world of birds, plants and
insects and the vital part they
play in natures survival scheme.
Margie discovers she is throw
back and takes after her mis-
chievous grandmother in Vern's
tale of woe about his counting
days, "Vern's Mother-In-Law," on
"My Little Margie." over WBTV
this afternoon at 2:30.
It's a case of mink traps man on
"Father Knows Best" on WBTV
this afternoon at $50. Jim An
derson Robert Youno) purchases
a mink coat at good buy" -
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07
Thursday, February 10

Merv Griffin. who with Betty
Ann Grove substituted for Jane
Froman during vacation last sum-
mer and twice in December when
the songstress was i'll, will make
his first appearance with the star
as a special guest on the Jane
Froman Show" over WBTV this
evening at 6:15. Griffin, youthful
screen and recording artist, will
sing Il Never Has Seen The
Snow" which he has Just record
ed. Miss Froman sings her latest
recording, Finger OF Suspicion, y"
as well as Its A Great Life, ," "a
Trick In Arithmetic, Count
Your Blessings" and I've Got The
Sun In The Morning" The setting
is a fashionable night club, with
Miss Froman appearing as an en-
tertainer.
Movie actor Robert Young stars
in "The Valiant Men" on "Cli-
maxi" over WBTV tonight at $50.
David Brian. starring as "Mr.
District Attorney" over WBTV to-
night at s o'clock, uncovers a
streamlined. up-to-date version of
the protection" racket. The Or
ganization, using an old idea with
modern techninues, threaten busi-
nessmen and their families unless
they make protective insurance"
payments. One of their victims
calls on Mr.. D A. it's the last
call he ever makes .. but Mr..
D.A. makes sure that the victim is
the last one the mob ever terror
ICES!
In his latest true-life adventure
in "I Led Lives" over WBTV to-
night at $40, FBI CounterSpy
Herb Philbrick. PLAYED by Richard
Carlson, is ordered by the Party
to uproot his family. sell his home,
move to another suburb of town.
This Red ruthlessness causes Phil
prick to decide to resign from the
Party. call halt to his perilouS
triple career. Then he discovers
his family is willing to meet any
demands his work for the FB1 may
make on them.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07
Fridoy, February IT

Durward Kirby and Denise Lor
portray the wives of two television
announcers on "The Garry Moore
Show" over WBTV this morning
IT 10 o'clock. Matt Mathews with
his electronir accordion offers
some music with an entirely new
sound, and A. Robbins returns with
more of his fancifu] pantomime.
The entire cast joins in an origin
NJ version of "Der Meistersinger,"
with Garry translating the libret-
to into Enqlish. Denise sings
That's All I Want From You, !"
end Ken Carson does "You're Get
ting To Be A Habit With Me-"
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

Topper, on WBTV tonight at
$50, spends hectic day at the
races. when he loses a clients
brief case containing $4,000, His
extoplaSmic friends. the Kerbys.
think he has embezzled the mon
ey and they swing into action to
save" him with extraordinary
results.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07
Saturday, Februory II

Receiving secret information
that Snip approaching the east
coast is carrying six containers of
a new virus deadly enough to wipe
out a city. Captain Midnight, y"
over WBTV this morning at 10:30.
is captured by enemy agents while
on his way to test an antitoXin.
Innoculated with both the virus
and the antitoXin, Captain Mid
night feigns death as he waits for
a chance to turn the tables on his
enemies.
Hillary inherits a haunted-house
on condition that she remain in
it overnight. on the Bud Abbott
and Lou Costello Show" over
WBTV this morning at 11:30. Lou
and Bud keep her company and try
to track down a ghost.
When a girl is II and impress
sionable, and q handsome French
man with continental manners ap-
pears-well. that's the explosive
situation for daughter Terry Will
liams (Sherry Jackson) on "The
Danny Thomas Show" MAKE
Room For Daddy" on WBTV to-
night at 7o'c'ock.
Peggy McNulty phyllis Avery
and a writer combine to
write pop tunes. much to the hor-
ror of Professor McNulty (R a Y
Milland), on "The Ray Milland
Show" over WBTV tonight at $50.
The springboard for Peggy's song
writing ventures is an alma mater
song she composes for ComStock
University. which wins contest.
When a music publisher, A. j.
Guthrie Milton Frome), offers to
publish it. PEGGY is bitten by the
song-writing bug.
A hillbilly quintet from the
"hills" of the nations capital a
soprano from Steubenville, Ohio,
and popular m lie singer of
Kingston, Penn. will step into the
spotlight on the arthur God
frey's Talent Scouts" program over
WBTV tonight at 10 o'clock.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

The United States Steel Hour"
on WBTV this afternoon at q
o'clock, will present six O'clock
Call" the poignant drama Of a
middle-aged widow who believes
she receives weekly telephone calls
from her late husband, starring
Gertrude Berg.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

for homicide. in tenth Street"
on Danger" over WBTV tonight
at 10 o'clock.
Adolphe MenjOu takes us with
Miss Eunice. wealthy spinster.
when she visits nephew Robby in
prison, during THE Unknown. I"
tonight'S "Favorite Story" over
WBTV at $50. Miss Eunice drops
a valuable pendant and when she
sees "trusty" Curtis pocket it,
calls a guard. She learns Curtis
will lose his chance for parole, so
she covers" for him. Robby is
paroled, and with his aunt, moves
to a small town where his prison
record is unknown. There, the old
lady is harricd by the presence of
Curtis who follows her wherever
she goes. She is certain he's bent
on numbering her so she'll never
tell about the pendant. When the
attack does occur. however, Miss
Eunice gets a number of startling
SURPRISES.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

Will Rogers Jr. plays a school
teacher and Civil War veteran
who's not averse to mixing physi-
cal with mental strength when it
comes to teaching the ways of
peace in the new state Of Oregon,
in "Mr. SchGolmarm on "Play-
house OF Stars" over WBTV to-
night at o'clock. After four years
of war Neil Hartley" (Will Rog-
erS Jr.) goes to the new state of
Oregon where he hopes to help
build a greater. stronger nation,
only to find that the people there
refuse to forget their old antagon-
ismS. He encounters tough "Enoch
Venning' morris Ankrum) and
the latter's six sons. who've been
prosecuted by the Unionists SO long
they still think they have to fight
Observation-Disclosures the school
teacher.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

ter Sands that the letter he die
tated must hove been stolen, when
she knows all the time that she
hadn't typed it.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

San Francisco underworld activ-
tiles come to the attention of Po-
lice Lieutenant Ben Guthrie and
Inspector Matt Grebb when lead
ing criminal lawyer subpoenaed
by the crime commission is sud-
denly silenced. on The Lineup. "
over WBTV tonight at 10 o'clock
Warner Anderson and Tom Tully
co-Star.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

thing as "a little white lie" on
Private Secretary" over WBTV
tonight at 7:30. Complications
multiply when Susie tells boss Pc
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07
Monday, February 7

Lucy and Ethel 60 celebrity
hunting at the Brown Derby and
find William Holden on II Love
Lucy" over WBTV tonight at 9
O'Clock. Lucille Ball and Desi Ar
naz co-star with Vivian Vance and
William Frawley. William Holden
makes his television debut on the
show tonight.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

far below its value - but he winds
Up taking a financial beating
when wife Margaret tJane Wyatt)
starts matching the new coat with
new dress and other accessories
and accouternentS.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

Susie MacNamara goes to eX-
tremes to learn there is no such
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07
Tuesday, February 8

A message relating to a set of
valuable printing plates stolen
from the Bank of France n d
shipped to America is miSsent to
young girl in THE Birthday
Letter" the "Superman" adven-
ture on WBTV this afternoon at
$50. Captured and held by the
counterfeiters the girl is rescued
by Clark Kent as "Superman,
who arrives unexpectedly in an
swer to a friendly birthday letter.
George Reeves stars as "Super-
man." Phyllis Coates is seen as
Lois Lane and John Hamilton as
Perry White.
10 Stafford celebrates her first
anniversary on WBTV this eve
ming at els by singing MAKE
Love To Me"-a tune she recorded
year ago which reached the
million mark in sales. The ami
versary program opens with 10
Stafford's solo, "Supposin'," then
the Starlighters join her in the
ballad my Own True Love"
Make Love To Me" will be the
finale. Paul Weston conducts the
orchestra.
A defenselnss girl pits herself
against a dangerous criminal bent
on CARRYING out a terrifying plan
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

Feelings as we'll as heads are
bruised when Lily Ruskin (Spring
Byington) bumps her head on a
low awning while shopping with
Hilda Verne Felton,. and Pete
Porter Harry Morgan), the mo-
ther-in-law hater from next door,
tries to get Lily to sign a release
For his insurance company, on
sg'December Bride" over WBTV to-
night at $50. Lily and Hilda,
fresh out of a first aid course.
manage to have Lily well bandag-
ed by the time the insurance ad-
juSter arrives.
Range Rider" comes to the aid
of the Navajo Indians and DESTROYS
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07
Wednesday, Fe5ruory 9

wild Bill Hickok" and JingleS
attempt to deliver prisoner, one
of the notorious Slade brothers, to
the state authorities. only to find
that Duke Slade, the second OF the
pair, has fled prison. intent on
freeing Jess Slade, and avenging
himself on those who helped put
him behind bars. on "The Aveng-
ing Gunman over WBTV this
evening at $50. Guy Madison,
Andy Devine. Joan Arnold. Rosa
Turich. Carol Henry. Tom Moore,
James Millican and Sandy Sand
ers appear. Old time screen lum-
mary Monte Blue is the sheriff.
Songstress June Hutton will be
Eddie Fishers guest on Coke
Time" over WBTV this evening at
els. Fred Robbins is program en-
cee and Axel Stordahl conducts
the orchestra
A GOOD hearted and big-voiced
construction worker finds himself
bucking his wife's nouveau rlche
tendencies " h n he receives a
81 100000 tax-free windfall from
an anonymous multi-millionaire,
in "The Story Of Dan Mulcahy, -"
on "The Millionaire. over WBTV
tonight at 9 o'clock James Fla
vim and Nora Marlowe are seen
as Mr.. and Mrs. Mulcahy.
Jolting joey Giardello and ag-
gressive Al Andrews, a PAIR OF
hard-hitting middleweights VINO
fought an packed bout jan
uarv 26, have been rematched Tor
a 1O-round scrap to be telecast
from Baltimore Coliseum, Baltl-
more. Md, on Blue Ribbon
Bouts" over WBTV tonight at 10
O'Clock. Giardello, the number one
middleWeight contender. won a
unanimous decision over Andrews
before a standing-room- only croWd
in a bout that was closely fought
throughout save for tn e ninth
round when Andrews hit the deck
A native of Philadelphia, Giardel-
10 is aiming for shot at cham
MON Carl CBobo") Olson now
that a leg injury which forced him
to the sidelires several months
900 has been treated successfully
through surgery. The PennSyl-
vanian numbers Billy Graham
Willie Troy and Gil Turner among
his victims.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

tx E-CHANNEI ;
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10
$50 Sign On Color Test Pattern
as Black And White Test Pattern
ZOO Morning Show
rs Carolina Hi-Lites
80 Morning Show
800 Morning Show
8:25 Billboard
$50 Portia Faces Life
8;45 Road OF Life
800 Welcome Travellers
9:30 Breakfast Club
1000 Garry Moore
1890 Arthur Godfrey
II: 80 Strike 1t Rich
IL 100 Valiant Lady
l2:l5 Love OF Life
u 30 Search For Tomorrow
II As Guiding Light
:0o One O'clock Daily
EOS Carolina Cookery
! as Brighter Day
200 Robert @. Lewis
2:30 Art Linkletter
300 Nancy Carter
$3.50 Bob Crosby
400 Arthur Smith
4 80 On Your Account
500 Cartoon Carnival
us Story Painter
$40 Lone Ranger
600 Shop BY TV
6;l5 Jane Froman
$50 ESQ Reporter
Gas Weatherman
$50 Vespers
ZOO Anybodys Guess
7;l5 Twilight Nocturne
Z 80 Doug Edwards
7:45 Spin To Win
500 Mr. District Attorney
$50 Shower OF Stars
$50 l Led Three Lives
1000 Four Star Playhouse
0:30 Name That Tune
II 100 Atlantic Weatherman
II :05 News
ll:15 Sports
II 20 Late Show
Il 30 Sion Off
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II
$50 Sign On Color Test Pattern
6:45 Black And White Test Pattern
700 Morning Show
7 :25 Carolina Hi-Lites
7 80 Morning Show
500 Morning Show
8:25 Billboard
$50 Portia Faces Life
8:45 Road OF Life
900 Welcome Travellers
9;30 Breakfast Club
1000 Garry Moore
II 80 Strike 1t Rich
1900 Valiant Lady
PTS Love OF Life
II 80 Search For Tomorrow
IL AS Guiding Light
/ 90 One O'clock Daily
l :05 Carolina Cookery
l as Brighter Day
200 Movie Matinee
2:30 Art Linkletter
800 Big Payoff
3 30 Bob Crosby
400 Betty Feezor Show
$50 On Your Account
500 Ranch Hands Club
Sis Junior Rancho
$40 Big Picture
600 Barker Bill's Cartoons
6:l5 Coke Time
$40 Fsso Reporter
6:45 Hotpoint Weatherman
$50 Vespers
ZOO Anvbodvs Guess
7:l5 Doing 1t Yourself
7:30 Doug Edwards News
745 Perry Como
500 Mama
8:20 Topper
900 Playhouse Of stars
$50 Foreign Intrigue
1000 The lineup
1920 National Theatre
! 90 Atlantic Weatherman
IL :05 News
Al 10 Sports
IL 20 Late Show
1890 Sion Off
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL
900 Test Pattern
$50 Faith For Today
1000 Space Cadet
1890 Captain Midnight
u :00 Cartoon Carnival
II 30 Abbott g. Costello
IL :00 Big Top
J ;O0 Roy Rogers
! 20 Early Matinee
2;3O Horace Heidi Show Wagon
300 Big Ten Basketball
500 Iassie
$40 Ramar Of The Jungle
500 Comedy Hour
ZOO Donnv Thomas
7,20 Peat The Clock
500 Teckie Gleason
900 Two For The Money
e,20 Pav Milland Show
1000 Talent Scouts
1920 Rsv Boluer Show
II :0o Telenews Weekly
II Is Wrestling
1918 Sign Of
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-07

Songstress June Hutton will be
Eddie Fishers guest on Coke
Time" over WBTV this evening at
els. Fred Robbins is program en-
cne and Axel Stordahl conducts
the orchestra
Evening star., 1955-07-04

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choose from at svni
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Evening star., 1955-07-04

have authority 10 arrest. try and
American Gis in crinai-
nal cases. Servicenaen are sub
ject to military courts In civil
matters.
Bitter criticism Of this ar
rangement on the House fioor
last week prompted Mr.. Rich
ards to promise the investiga-
tion. He said it ''will not be q
WhiteWash.n
Evening star., 1955-07-04
'Copter for Civilians

A commercial version OF the
H-21 '.Work Horse" the large.
heavy duty helicopter In Air
Force service. has been built for
airline and industrial use. by the
Piasecki Helicopter Corp, devel-
oper Of the twin-rotor aircraft
The civilian version, scheduled
for initial delivery In 1856, will
be known as the PH-42.
Evening star., 1955-07-04

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