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wick Of Arlington, 10th district
chairman. said his Northern Vir-
Iginia delegation appeared to be
overwhelmingly pro-Stevenson
and Battle"
In 1852 Mr.. Battle. then Gov
ernor. supported Mr.. Stevenson,
while Senator Byrd. head of Vir-
gian's dominant Democratic or
Iganization. took to the radio to
Ilambaste the Democratic ticket.
Senator Byrd. however, stopped
short of indorsing President Eli
ISenhower.
State Democrats will elect 80
delegates to Chicago at a con-
vention in Richmond July 81.
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Two men loaded with burglary
tools were arrested by Takoma
Park police early today.
Takoma Park Detective Sergt.
Russell Merson said the two were
picked up shortly after midnight
near a shopping center. The two
complained. the officer added.
they were forced into Maryland
for the first time by District
police, who had stores there too
well covered.
District Chief of Detectives Ed
gar E. Scott said the pair had
admitted II burglaries in Wash
ington, with loot totalling nearly
$4,000.
Charged with the possession
of burglary tools are Paul
Wheeler, %, of the 700 block
Brandywine street Sc. and Ber-
nard Crowley, 81, of the 5000
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Virqinions Seen Booking
.Stevenson-BottIe Ticket

RICHMOND, July s (P).-
Adlai Stevenson will have the
support of a majority of Vir-
ginia's delegates to the Demo-
cratic National Convention. sew
eral State party leaders agreed
today.
The Virginia delegation will
follow its traditional course and
go to Chicago uninstructed.
But growing sentiment for Mr..
Stevenson appeared sufficient
today to produce the prediction
from several of his leading sup
porters that the former Illinois
Governor will be far stronger
this year within the State dele
CATION than in 1852.
Know Him Better
At the moment, Mr.. Steven
sons strongest backing has APP
peared in the 9th. 9th and 10th
districts. But he has also re-
ceived Endorsements from local
party units in other parts of
the Old Dominion.
Stronger by far than in 1852"
declared Representative Pat
Jennings of the 9th district.
People are accepting him now
because they know him better.
They like his statement of mod
Grafton on the South's problem,
his grasp of the world situation,
his statesmanlike conduct during
the 1852 presidential campaign,
in congressional races and in
the recent primaries"
Representative Smith Of the
9th district. dean of Virginia
Representatives, termed Mr.. Jen-
analysis a fair one"
Mr.. Smith said a majority of
the delegates to Chicago will
favor Mr.. Stevenson, although
the State will send an unin-
structed group to keep its hands
free"
Fenwick for Stevenson
Mr.. Smiths district has in
dorsed Mr.. Stevenson and former
Gov. John S. Battle of Virginia
as a running mate for Vice
President. Mr.. Smith also told
of hearing support for Mr..
Stevenson from various other
parts of the State.
State Senator Charles Fen
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Car Hits Bridge,
Two Marines Hurt

Two Marine officers were in
jured. one seriously, early today
when the car they were riding
crashed into the side of Four
tenth street bridge.
1t. Robert F. Fandel, %, of
Quantico. driver of the car. was
reported in critical condition at
Emergency Hospital with pos
sible internal injuries. A pas
senger, 1t, Arthur F. Cook, 81,
also Of Quantico, suffered a
fractured collarbone but was
not in serious condition.
Police said the car struck the
left side Of the bridge as it was
going south about ESQ am
Mr.. Fandel also suffered cuts on
the forehead and chin.
An accident yesterday re-
suited in a husband and wife
being taken to Freedmen's Hos
pital. The wife, who was driv-
ing, failed to straighten out the
car after making a left turn,
according to police.
Mrs. Dorothy Pearson. "a. COL
ored. of 1910 New Jersey avenue
NV. suffered a crushed chest
head injuries and broken knee
when the car in which she wa;
riding struck a tree. The crash
occurred in front of 406 R street
NV. after the vehicle turned
from Fourth street. She was re-
ported in serious condition.
Curtis Pearson. ST.. also "a
suffered a broken arm. Theil
son. Curtis. jr.. 3, was unhurt.
AS a result of another acct
dent yesterday. a 6-year-old boy
is in critical condition at District
General Hospital. He was hit
by a car and, suffered a fractured
skull.
Police said the boy, James E
Mimms. colored. son of Mrs. Ella
Leonard Mimms of 1929 Nea
street NE, was struck by a cal
driven by George w. Jackson
%. colored, of the 1900 block Of
Trinidad avenue NE. THE boy
had darted between two parked
cars in the HOO block of Trini-
dad. police said.
Jackson was charged with op.
Grating his car at unreasonable
speed.
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Mrs. Cole Appointed
To State School Board

Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts Cole Of
Chevy Chase has been appointed
to the State Board Of Education
by Gov. McKeldin of Maryland.
Her appointment yesterday.
succeeding Mrs. Helen Walker of
Chevy Chase, whose term has
expired, completes membership
of the seven-member board. An
other vacancy was filled June 20
by George C. Rhoderick, jr.,
Frederick County newspaper
publisher.
Mrs. Coles term runs until
May, 1862. She lives with her
husband, Kenneth S., and two
|children at 7211 Rollingwood
drive and is a former practicing
attorney who has been active in
Republican politics. parent
teacher association work and
youth organizations.
Mrs. Cole, said she gave up her
law practice there in 1916 80 I
could be a better mother to my
children" Her son Roger, 10,
is a student at American Uni
versity. A daughter. Sally, IS,
will enter Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School this fall.
Mrs. Cole formerly was a Girl
Scout leader and among her
more recent activities was serv-
ice as legislative chairman of the
Leland Junior High School PTA.
She also has worked with COL
lege-age girls and is president of
the corporation that operates
her sorority's chapter house at
the University of Maryland. That
is Alpha Omicron Pi.
Mrs. Cole has been active in
the Rock Creek Women's Re-
publican Club and in County,
State and National declarations
of Republican women.
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More recently, she has been a
member of the National Fed
eration's Campaign Activities
Committee and is a director of
the Republican Roundtable.
Her husband is in charge of a
biological physics laboratory at
the National Institutes of Health.
During World War II he was bio
logical director on the Manhat-
tan Project at the University of
Chicago.
To Mrs. Cole, schools are the
Nations No. l problem. The
recruitment and retainment of
teachers is the most critical prob
lem facing Maryland school au-
thoritieS, she said.
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Virginion and Son
Found Dead at Dam

The bodies of a Franconia
CVa.) father and son were found
in the muddy waters of Deco
guam Greek near Ryan's Dam
today.
Andrew Little, 40, a brick
mason, and his son Andrew, jr.,
Ia, had been missing since
Thursday when they left home
to go fishing near the dam,
about 8 miles from Occoquan.
The boys body was found in
the water by volunteer searchers.
Mr.. Titles body was found on
the Prince William County
shore farther down the rain
swollen creek.
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329-Teacher
Boost Sought
D. c. Figure Set
For 1878 Yeur
BY JAMES G. DEANE

by JAMES u. OEANE
Washington public schools will
seek at least 329 added teachers
for the 1878 school year.
This figure, settled on by the
Board of Education yesterday,
includes "a special reading and
arithmetic teachers for junior
and senior high schools. 1t also
includes enough new elementary
teachers to give the city'S first
to sixth grades an average class
size Of 80. compared to the ira
ditional SO.
Supt. Hobart M. Corning sub
mitted the revised teacher re-
quest = replacing one totaling
only las new teachers = after
board members criticized the
smaller estimate.
Even the new figure was left
open to some extent. This was
on motion of Walter N. Tobriner
who asked DR.. Corning to study
the possible need of extra reme-
dial teachers for the elementary
schools. The superintendent was
given authority to add some Of
these if it appears desirable.
Extra 100000
The teacher addition, plus
some other minor changes, added
some 100000 to the proposed
1878 operating estimate. bring
ing the total to just under S35.6
million. This is about SO million
above the current budget.
The new teacher-hiring pro-
posal breaks down this way:
For elementary schools to re-
duce class sizes to a 32-pupil
average, 260.
For high school reading i'm
provement, IL.
For junior high remedial read
ing and arithmetic, 10.
For junior high slow-learners,
10.
For vocational high remedial
reading. 3.
For the new Health School
and home instruction. 10.
For vocational school shops
and academic classes. 16.
The secondary school special
teacher budget is new.
Test Results Reported
Mr.. Tobriner, who has pressed
for added remedial work. rein
forced DR.. Corning's proposal
by reporting some test results
in reading and arithmetic from
two junior high schools, Ran
dali and jefferson.
OF 1863 entering seventh grad
ers last fall, 1903 we're reading
on the fourth-grade level ano
los were on the third grade
level. OF 1874 tested in arith-
metic, 95 we're on fifth grade
level, 1872 on fourth and rs or
third.
Assistant Supt. Edith A. Lyons
said a nearby elementary schoo
may be converted entirely tc
special speed-up instruction
next fall in order to try to i'm.
prove the record in the area
Asked Only for 10
DR.. Corning originally pro-
posed seeking only Ito more
regular elementary teachers. AL
of the $50 added yesterday, hi
said, will be forced to have part
time classes when first hired
because of limited classroom
space. That presumably woulc
mean some 1890 pupils.
Under the newly approved
plans, each of the city's IL senior
highs would get a reading spe-
cialist. The specialist would work
with average and above-average
pupils to speed their reading
BY an apparent mixup. high
schools missed out on a possible
additional teacher apiece fol
remedial reading and arithmetic
work with slow pupils. DR.. Car
#. Hansen, assistant superin.
tend ent in charge. said he hac
sent in a memo with this request
But DR.. Corning said he hadn'
received it.
Board members showed enough
Interest to indicate the slil
might be rectified later, however
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CITED FOR COURAGEOUS PERFORMANCE :

washington Deputy Police Chief Howard Co presents Policemen the
They were cited for armed former mental patient
Award Committee commended the "cool thinking the
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GREETING CARD DISPLAY and
storage cabinets ~. latest illumi-
mated model light wood. nearly
new; cost $500 sell at big discount
small new STOCK RmStcratt eyeryday
q
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CONN AVE AND ORDWAY AREA,

34IS 10Th st.-Semidet. brick, 4
bedrms. > baths. den. Ice. lot,
bargain at Sl6.5O0 GEORGE D.
MILL Err. excl. agent, d. 7-3355,
vk end, WO 6-0l12
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GEORGETOWN AKEA--3 bedrmS.,
= baths row brick, finished bsmt
gas h.-w.h. mr.. schools, shops and
nQ43
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$40 N. THOMAS ST.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Swimming Pool PrivilS

Convenient to Hecht Co; extra
large 2-bedroom corner apis; large
closets, garbage disposal units. Stor-
age and laundry space $40 See
resident manager, Apt. >, or call ia.
2-61S0
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

MANAGER with national company
Bethesda or Silver Spring area.
desires 3-bedroom. single home in
Family consists of wife, . daugh-
tiers. one ., one . months. Write 10
the SCOTT PAPER CO, 2019 Mary
land avenue, Baltimore is.
WE HAVE A CLIENT who wishes to
rent Immediately a 3-bedrm. fur
niShed home in the Woodrow Will
son or Bethesda Chevy Chase HiRh
School area. Excel tenant lNEZ
CUSHARD. REALTOR, EN-. 2-4232.
WE HAVE g CLIENTS who wish to
rent Immediately 3-bedrm. and
4 -bedrm. unfinished home in q
good NV. WASHINGTON or nearby
Maryland area. lNEZ CUSHARD
REALTOR EN-. 2-4@32.
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44th st.-Brick with archway; 8
bedrms ga baths, ample closets,
full basement; 2-car detached ga
rage dishwasher and disposal,
automatic washer and drier. cur
tains, Grapes and awnings: screened
sleeping porch, possession at once.
BY appointment only. FE. $1,000.
OF 4-yI4S
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CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS, Just OF WIS

Brick town house, 4 bedrooms.
reception hall, fireplace wooded lot.
S1q 500. Call SHANNON e. LUCHS
Cn EF T-1S00 iii = pm
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AVAILABLE, 3-bedrm. semidet. brick
with fenced rear yard. rec. rm
with "a bath. 1874 41st st. Sc,
Sllo mo. DOUG M. SMILEY.
RealtOr UN 4-S26O
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HOUSES TO SHARE

exchanpe rent Of her fully furnished
home to middle-aged couple with
out children for her room and
board Couple TO pay for all utili-
ties. so 6-53o3
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HEIGHIs.Flne =. PIG

den len, and powder rm. on LIST f.; 4
bedrms.. > baths on md; bed
rms. bath on 3rd ASKING - :
500, MAKE OFFER FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1-l4ll; ewes, WO'
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POTOMAC PALISADES-Mothe and
dad may enjoy their own pvt. quar-
tiers in this beautiful 2-level mod
ern rambler: 3 bedrms.. "l2 baths.
doctor or dentist. $4,000. KOR-
ZENDOR FER. OIL. 4.SI11 til @
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

CHESTER MOVERS, large or small,
we do them all Careful, reasonable
ST. $3.50 or IA. 9-0I15.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

NEAR PENTAGON. ARLANDRIA-1-
bedroom apartment, completely re-
decorated; sos so. HE. 4-6935
ARL---Small apt. quiet employed
couple convenient SHOPPING and
transportation. IKE. S-672l.
ARL. 500 SOL -bedrm. apt. mod
bldg, conY bus; no children. Mighty
restricted McCLAINE, ia. 2-3300
ARL.-Air-cond. l-bedrm ants. 3
/ INNS ID c. fenced yd.; carpeted
nails; pvt parking; S15. plus utils
Avail now and July 81. ia. 7-i9iO
or EN- 2-32iG
n. ARL.--l bedrm.. near Hecht's
store walking distance Arl. Hall.
on-slreet parking laundry ia
4 cilitleS. $50 per mo incl utils
See MIR. CONROY on premises. b2S
North Thomas St ia 5-5895.
ARL.. close in-Redec. / -bedrm apt.
IN apt. bldg; mod refer and stove.
auto laundry. facilities; utils. incl.
NJ, stores and transp EN-. 3-561S
days; EN-. 3-920S ewes
los \. BROOKSIDE DR.-Lge re-
/ dec -bedrm. apis. IN garden-type
development. SIl so IA S-45l
CLOSE-IN ARL.--LRe. apt. with ser
| porch SO, also several choice +
nedrm apts. from 500. Apply OWN
Err. ia, 1-2Igi.
SPEND THIS SUMNER in a wooded
hieh elevation garden project 4
min town lge. bright -bedrm
apt. move In today. rent starts.
july 10. So all util. ia, 1-6S39
. BEDRMS. living rm.. dinette. kit
and bath Near Hecht's and Kann S,
INSIDE parking Schools shopping.
etc $50 30 mo JA 5-l43S. TIE g.
5000
ARLINGTON, close in best area
bedrm., modern apt bldg cool.
wooded area with view OF Wash
ington and Potomac. bus. shopping
| $500 Out Wilson blvd. left on
OAK 81, TO 1900 18th rd NJ ia
81 l33
ALEX.-i bedrm.. $40. refined en-
ylIonmenl top location OV. 81
1897. 992 S. Washington st.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

JULY I6-Settled couple desires .
bedrooms, room apartment or
house. Mt. Alto area, Friendship
Heights, Georgetown or Chevy
Chase. Moderate rent. Write j.
LAMBRIDES, sos Beach I'd. Hamp-
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BELLE VIEW

ON BEAUTIFUL MT. VERNON
BLVD. SCHOOL, FAIRGROUNDS,
COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER,
ALL ON PREMISES.
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AMERICAN u. PARK

LIST presentation. lovely corner
west OF Wis ave: mr.. the District
line Consists Of living rm with
flrepl.. family-sized dining rm. den
or library rn. modern westinghouse
kitchen with dishwasher and dis
poSal and powder rm. on list n 3
n +. finished plastered rm with fire.
pl and Shower-bath in bSmt. gas
hot-air heat. Reasonably priced at
2oB 500
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OWN YOUR
OWN BUSINESS

We are looking for
ambitious men of integ-
rity who want to build
their own business in a
secure future in the oil
industry.
Our Salaried training
program will afford you
the necessary knowledge
to operate and build
your own business with
one of the most pro-
greSsive oil companies.
We are presently en-
gagged in the most dy-
manic expansion pro-
gram in our history and
need TOP MEN. Our :
modern service stations
are ready for you. An
nual earnings ranging
from $500 to $4,000
are not uncommon in
today'S market. Many
dealers are enjoying
such incomes now.
Investment capital is
secondary to character,
desire and sincere pur-
pose.
For details phone
CITIES SERVICE
OIL co.
ia. 4-1100
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TAKOMA PK.-S75; a big and spa
cious 5-rm. -and-bath apt. incl
full-size din. rm, screened rear
porch. ~ blk. past D. C. line Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-ll03
till q n m
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APIS. UNEURN.-VA. Cont.
BROYHILTON
APIS.

VICINITY GLEBE RID AND
LEE HWY. NORTH ARLINGTON
blk shopping and busline. con.
venient to all schools and churches
minutes from PentaRon via George
Washington parkway.
New tireproof apis. Plenty OF
closets and storage space lge rms !,
off-street parking, mod. completely
equipped Kitchen fenced-in. equipped
playground master TV antenna
laundry facilities
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PARk-ImmacuIa 7
St. AIMS. Hurst, Alice Deal. and
Wilson; double rear porches, pam
eled rec. rm. lear bliilt-in earaee;
immed poss; SlS.950. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l4ll; ewes, OIL.
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APIS. UNFURNISHEp-MD.

ROCKVILLE bedrm.. living rm
dinette, bath and rear screened
perch Near schools and shopping
center, S62 80 10 500 plus utils.
TAX. PIX rms. and bath; attic
fan, pvt. entr: gar. avail; empl.
couple only JU. a-lSl0.
TAX. PIX, 1918 Maple ave; (key
Apt. 9-DiX. bedrmS.: | blk
elem. school . blks. jr. h.; SlO0
mo-; utils incl Also 2-bedrm. apt.
So 80. Ju. 9-3Sll. JU. 5-3966 ewes
SILVER SPRING Beautiful l-bed-
rm. apt. large foyer; $50 so; 2
bedrm, apt. $3.50 utils, incl
with cross-top freezer: excellent
transp. WOODSIDE MANOR. l01O2
Georgia ave, JU. 9-2l23. JU. g.
43S7
SILVER SPRING. MD, Sligo Park
Hills Apis. Spacious and . bed :
room apis, $3.50 to 500. 50: in
beautiful Sligo Park. Newly deco
rated and modern. facilities; utili-
ties Gssds INCLUDED included Near Near Blair u and
ter Reed Hospital Call MRS SEE
1929.
BETHESDA, Md and . bedrms.
liv, room. din. space kit, bath
and rear screened porch; S57.5O to
$50. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY INC,
OIL. 4-l270
TAKOMA PARK bedroom, ali
utilities furnished, close to shop
ping and transportation, $50 per
month. JU. 1-70l1.
SILVER SPRING, sos Silver Spring
ave- oedrms.. excel. loo, conv.
to everything; $50 per mo. To in
spect call JU 7-747S.
TAKOMA PARK - Lovely / -bedrm
apt in mod. bldg; mr.. tranSp. and
stores; S75 incl. utils. MA. S-S3OS
or EN-. 3-1940
TAKOMA PK.-S75: a big and spa
cious 5-rm. -and-bath apt. incl
fuli-size din. rm, screened rear
porch. u blk. past d. C. line RAF-
FELL REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-ll03
till pm.
LANGLEY PIX. Apt. to sublet :
mos on lease; ok new Lans-
bureh's; LIST A., . bedrms laundry
bldg l child. HE. 4-90@5, after
pm
CORAI HILLS GARDEN APTS.-3
bedrmS $50, incl. utilS; redec mr..
shop, school, bus 10 S-7OsS.
ROCKVILLE-lst-h. apt; / bedrm.,
pvt entr.; SIS mo-, incl. utils Pc.
COLLEGE PARK-Lovely l-bedroom
apt, 2nd A.. apt. bids; less than
blk from tranSp. and shop. center.
ldry. facils.. ssh. incl utils. WA
I-q6l9 after $50 pm. or week
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clio THE EVENING STAR
APIS. UNFURN.. D. c. Cont.

Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1856
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HOUSE, on 18th St,
near Woodner, with completely sen
family Who want 4 home WITH IN
come. Price is reasonable. Call Mr..
Ransom. ST. $4,000 or EN- -
500 Exclusive, JAMES L. DIXON
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FOREST HILLS. d. C.-NEW LIST
ING! 3 bedrms ia baths. den,
powder rm.. porch, detached brick
and stone daylight rec. rm.; Gear
garage; upper 30s Call LEGUM ~
GERBER. EN-. 10000 til = p m.
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CHEvERLY. MD. AREA -bedrm
brick bungalow with fenced rear
yard: big side screened porch: SlOC
mo. DOUG M. SMILEY. Realtor
Smyrna times., 1956-12-13
Make a Shirt for a Mans
Christmas Gift

Any man would appreciate a
wool sport shirt for Christmas,
but he'd be especially proud of one
made just for him, says Lois
Korslund, extension clothing spec
ialist at University of Delaware.
If you've had some sewing ex-
perience, don't feel that the job
is too difficult to tackle. Begin
now-there's still time. And Del
aware extension bulletin No. 68,
Making Shirts, can help you
make professional-looking sport
Smyrna times., 1956-12-13

the most popular consists of two
or three banks of fixed sash with
awning or hopper windows here
and there for ventilation.
Or, when maximum ventila-
ton is desired, the entire wall
can be made of awning or hop
per windows. Another method is
to use easement or sliding win
dows side by side.
Generally, it's best to install
factory-made sash rather than
windows made by small local
mills or by carpenters on the
job. Factory-made windows are
made of lumber which is select
ed for freedom from defects, SCI
entifically dried, and treated with
a water-repellent, preservative
chemical.
Smyrna times., 1956-12-13

When a house is located in a
picturesque setting, it's little
short of a crime to block the
view from inside with a blank
wall.
That's what professional ar
chitects and builders are saying
these days, and they're backing
up their opinions by installing
more and more walls of win
dows, both in new homes and in
houses being modernized.
Walls of windows, besides
bringing scenery into the house,
also let more sunlight and air
in and make the house look bet
ter from the outside.
Stock sash of ponderosa pine
can be arranged into wide win
dow areas in many ways. One of
Smyrna times., 1956-12-13

Clayton; Mrs. William Conard,
Cowgill's; Mrs. Raymond Troyer
and Mrs. Charles O'Leary, Friend
ly Homemakers; Mrs. Jehu F.
Camper, Harrington; Mrs. eph
Hayes and Mrs. Leonard Rolli-
son, Houston; Mrs. Paul Palmer
and Mrs. Clifford CLARK, Kenton;
Mrs. Benjamin Burrows and Mrs.
William Knots, Leipsic; Mrs.
Harold Fry and Mrs. Fred Mar
tin, Merrymakers; Mrs. William
Sterling, Mrs. Francis Raughley
and Mrs. George Meyer, Oak
Grove; Mrs. Townsend Vaughn
and Mrs. James Fleming, Smyr-
ma.
Smyrna times., 1956-12-13
Kent Home DOings
BY: Charlotte L. Swanson. Home Demonstration Agent

Presidents of Kent County
Home Demonstration Clubs at
tended The County Council meet
ing on December 7th, and dis
cusssd problems which they will
face in the next year. Incoming
presidents came to this meeting,
along with present presidents and
officers of the Council.
Mrs. Francis Raughley, Dover,
president of the Council, presided
and helped head the discussion.
Others who attended were: Mrs.
Tilghman Outten, Andrewsville
Mrs. Edith Ruth and Mrs. Mary
Bitter, Chestnut Grove; Mrs. Earl
Hurd and Mrs. Walton Smith,