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until they furnish proof Of finan-
cial responsibility.
Of the 40 revocations, S were
for driving after revocation, 2 for
driving after suspension, 10 for
driving while drunk and "a for IL
points or more in traffic VIOLA
tons.
Of the 70 suspensions, So re-
suited from accumulationS Of
eight or more violations points,
seven for failure to satisfy a court
Judgment and three for failure
to file insurance.
This is the list Of suspensions
and revocations:
Revoked for operating after revocation
fpericd Of revocation extended Earl s.
Forrest, 39t7 Thirteenth street NV;
Eugene T. Harley, 3710 Thirteenth street
NV; Julius d. King, II Logan Circle
MORE oSs s G1qs sTS%R win Vivian NO chsTss
ton. 1929 Eye street NE.
Revoked for operating after suspension
George G; Boston; S09 Forty-fourth
I Thirteenth street NV.
Revoked for driving while drunk
james H. Bell. 2O2l Monument avenue,
Brandywine street NV; John M. Nc
Cord. 1897 New Hampshire avenue NV:
Wilson NJ. Myers. sol L street NV;
James r. Reid Naval Air Station Ray
mond l.. Watson, 5215 Middleton lane
Sc: Holland H. Neuman, 1924 Savan-
nah terrace s E.; Garland J. Aston, 1744
D street Sc, Henry Vigil, 1915 NJ street
NV: Walter D. Toms, IT,, 1917 D
street s e. Marion B. GAL, 1851 Kendall
street NE. Willie West, Is M street
N w: Horace F. Bryant, 1918 First
street NV; Mary s. Johnston. s04 New
Hampshire avenue NV; Oscar P. Cure
: ton. 200 r street NE; Lloyd A. Jones.
4 .l0l1 Third street S.W.; Hardie z. Hurst,
Fort Myer; Theodore d. InRe. 646 Ken
Revoked for accumulated record Of
traffic violations totaling ~ points or
more-Melvin W. Farran, 2113 Guilford
road, Hyattsville; Mack Clodfelter. 1874
Kalorana road NV; Nathaniel C. Allen.
l16 Forty-fourth street NE; Byron e.
Strain, 1877 Urell place NE; Bernard T.
Nasle, 1900 Neal street NE. Rudolph
Williams, 1912 Twenty-second street
E. Tennie W. Lilly, 1905 Yates Cross
I'd, Alexandria; John p. Hall, 1854
Eleventh street NV; William P. Wills,
COS Emerson street NV; Oscar Hutch
inson, SIS Third street NE: Henry
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. Ian couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, DGit three full days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Walter Brock, 40, 1746 V st. NV, and
Ruth Coleman. 20, 2S17 18th st. NV,
Albert o. Allen. 46. Arlington. Va, and
Mary d. LigEett, 81, 1910 Park I'd. NV
Don L. Garden, 20. 1870 Mississippi ave
Sc. and Vivian J. CASTOR, 90 1888
Park I'd. NV.
Leonard M: speakes. ir... 23. Silver
Spring. Md, and Mary A. Galleri2zo
IL, 2016 4th st. ne.
Horace g. Virgins, %. and Mary s
Mitchell, %. both OF spartanburg, s, c.
Horace j. Mays, 81. 5244 9Th st. ne
and Lucy E. Simpson, II, 71b 10th
Walter + johnson, 81. l70s Lyman pl;
Kenneth Bynum, 20. l11s 21st st. ne,
and Gwendolyn r. Harris, 10. Dos 3rd
David Hutchinson. jr.. %. 1919 Ord St
NV, and Rufae J. Parker, "a. 1911
Evarts st: NE.
Richard =. Mueller; "a. Pig s g. n 1sTa
samuel Ts TN Ii. JOrdOn, %, s4ss HoImead
pl; NV; and Thelma A. Coleman, 49,
pa Ai9q R iS Gleason ST. ny ~ 1881 slaudsn ave
NV, and Flordine C. Goldstein, 1885
Charles r White. rs. Arlington. va,
and Ann M. Richards, %, 1913 Sara
Alser Tay yei Hi~ a5. 1880 Park I'd. NV,
and Helen O. Num-, 1s. 1880 Upton
Eltora 4. Minor. 1s. sos T st. NV, and
barbara snrsa 4. smith TO- l4OS New
Robert Sbefsi n " Iyle s 81. Fort worth. Tex,
and Dorothy L. Pevahouse. 10, 1880
John Brown So, and Ora Robertson. a.
both Of Beckley. w Va.
a. I. both Of Sssss' Hoimesd pi' NV .'
Francis P. Hatchett, ~, 1881 Trinidad
aye. ne. and Constance Ross. II. n
Anthony W" ". srienza, 80. 1929 9th st
NV, and Susie @. Langston, 20, 2S02
Is, peyonshire p. ne. 49,
chusetts ave; NV, and Charlotte
Kaufman. 20. Alexandria. Va.
Aaron Goldklnd, 30. 624 Powhatan ri
NV, and Frieda Greenspon, 23, 572e
EDWARD T. Coleman. 90. 1851 champiain
Sc, NV, and Pauline A. Vanison, 81
Ronald sna S e. Maurice. 2m arlington ys
s Snq De.preS Q. Nuckels' 20 1900
James I. Jones, SO. Annapolis, Nd, snt
Doris E. Borror. IS. 1900 Massachu-
Sid Hill, 81, saudis. Miss. and Airettu
Smith, 20, TO3 Oath ST ne
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k. Of c. Schedules
Series Of Meetings

Council meetings Of the
knights of Columbus this week
are:
Monday, BIS pm. Potomac,
Grand Knight E. F. Clark, pre-
siding.
Tuesday. 8:15 pm, Washing
ton. Grand Knight William Ma
lone, presiding. Spalding, Grand
Knight Joseph A. Smith, pre-
siding. Bishop Byrne, Grand
knight Eugene C. Baczenas,
presiding. st. Teresa's School
Hall. Fifteenth and v streets
Sc.
Thursday, Keane, Grand
Knight Robert Kirby presiding.
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World War | Widows
Meet Tuesduy

A meeting of Chapter No. 8,
Widows of World War I. Inc.
will be held Tuesday. at the
YWCA, 18th and K streets NV,
at 7 pm. with Mrs. Ruby Charlie
vile, presiding. A Dutch treat
dinner will be at 6 pm. in the
cafeteria. There will be a plas-
tic demonstration.
Any widow of a veteran of
World War I is invited to attend.
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street NE. Is days: Johnnie L. Dotsons
53S Twenty-third place NE. 20 days;
Henry L. Johnson, COL Lamont street
NV. 10 days; Warren .. wilkin. 391S
Clay place NE. 80 days and Tranic
School: Irene L. Sheppard, 4001 Fifth
street NV, 10 days and Trafic School;
william H. Turner. 3447 South Twenty
fourth street. Arlington. 5 days and
Trafie School; Thomas A. Marshall. 1907
Maryland avenue NE. 8 days and Trafie
School: Leonard C. Ghee. 7O3 Kentucky
avenue Sc. Is days; Howard L. Roth.
1910 De Russey parkway. Chevy Chase,
80 days; Floyd L, Leveston. 80 Randolph
6la ,,i;s NW 80 days snd Tratc scnUSl;
30 days and Trafhc School; David
Abramson. 500 Third street NV. 30
days; Bonnie II. WASHINGTON. 643 Morris
place NE; James Bryant. .472 L street
Decatur ~ s at9ss VIVA NW 81 dsys Elmer liner
Clay. T3S Morton street NV, 30 days;
Alfred c. Ford. As Bryant street NV.
u days, and Trafic school, Johnnie L.
odei simpkins. 4i9 Thirty-sixth street
NE, Is DAYS and franc School; Frank
Traflc School: John w. Jones, 1853 Oak
street NV. 80 days: Daniel Brown, 1916
Byrd, 422 Warner street NV. 80 days;
Curtis r. Harrison, 1912 Hamlin street
NE, 10 days: Isham Sizemor. 1921 BEN
ming road Sc. 30 days and Traffic
avenue NE, 80 days; Edwin NJ. Bowie.
2001 Gales street NE. Is days and
Suspended until satisfaction Of tudg-
ment-charles M. Nash. 5207 Addison
road NE. Beaver Heights, Md; Stacey
bousa as eo sS9 ssrsst N sheet shrsy
Arthur C. Scott. 1913 II street Sc
Bolden Johnson. 1869 Twenty-fifth street
NV; George L. Davis, 46 ! street
NV; Robert H. seaborn. zoos o street
Suspended for failure to file insurance
NV. SIlas L. Hicks. 1905 Holbrook
street Sc, Apt. Il Roscoe D. Pace. 765
Eighteenth street NE.
No d. C. Permit, privilege suspended
until Financial Responsibility Insurance
is flled---Joyce @. Richmond, 1888 Foote
street Ne; Margaret L. Cant, 1904
South Carolina avenue Sc; Charlie
Toby. 632 street NE; Robert L. Foun-
tain, 1920 Potomac avenue Sc: Willie
F. Williams, Sl-A L street NE. Kath-
leen T. McCaskill. ITO Congress street
Sc; Robert A. Gordon, 613l Shady
oAOC aNCnuCs (dhAtOl A1Clknbo, NAdss Ninl
ence L. Ware, 1899 Nichols avenue Sc.
William Henderson billiard, l714 LYMAN
place NE; Odom Tobin, jr. 1929 Ninth
street NV; Josephine Stewart, 1875 North
Carolina avenue Sc Ruth Roberts
1912 Dubois place Sc; Andrew Crowell
741 Second street NV; Bill D. Lam
bert, 1909 street Sc: Lafayette s
Baker 1927 P street NV; Lawrence
NJ. Goodwin. jr., 3917 Burns place Sc.
Charles p. Waites. 1919 U street NV,
Otis Laws, 1912 F street NE; Randolph
Chase, 2345 Nichols avenue Sc; Luther
Drakeford, 1870 @ street NV; Archie
W. Hearn, 1902 North Carolina avenue
Sc; Marshall c. Beynum, 1928 Fourth
street NV: John Fogle, IT., S31 Fourth
street NV; Jack D. Springer, 3435 r
street NV; Leroy Emmons, rs v street
NV; Frederick D. Mats, 200t Column
bia road NV: David M. jenkins, 1905
Whittingham place NV; Jerry Nc
Bryde. 1921 Tenth street NV; Kath-
InliIla d King II Ingan Circle NV.
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40 Car Permits Revoked,
70 Suspended Last Week

District drivers permits revoked and 70 others
suspended last week. Department Vehicles Traffic
nounced yesterday.
Another 20 persons charged with driving District
permit and one charged with driving without District regis
traon their license and registration privileges suspended
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OLDsMOBILE 80 "ss'. Super hard
power steering and brakes, low
OWNER. OIL. s-4e5s.
OLDsMOBILE 1866 "9s'' Holiday
2-dr.; white and dark. blue; power
steering. brakes, windows and
seat; snow tires; $4,000 mi: orig,
owner peri. cond.; S2.475. KE
oLDsMoBILE 1855 Super "ss"
sedan: beautiful 2-tone finish: fully
sSq psRes Sssr cc stssT Tasian RSwsr
Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
OLDsMOBILE so "ss" club coupe;
r. and h., hydra: Al cond; sara
cash. Call WO. 6-7l26 after 8.
Thurs. through Mon
OLDSMOBILE '55 super sS Holiday:
4-dr., power steering and brakes.
$4,000. RE $500.
OLDSMOBILR 1856 "9s" de luxe
sport sedan; asking price, $3.50.
sole owner. 2-tone blue finish. all
features OF the future, inelud,
! I.tasa hydra. 7 and ~ power
gine. speedometer IN kiiometers
per mr., mileage $4,000 kilometers.
> am. to noon. EU. 3-77OO. Apt.
400, Sun. and Mon.
OLDsMOBILE 1855 super "es" Hol-
iday 4-dr; hardtop. By private
owner; all power, Wv. tinted
etc: only 1000 mi win explain
reason for selling. $4,000 or best
offer. No dealers RA. 3-5776.
OLDsMOBILE 1853 Super "Ss" Hol-
iday: 2-tone, perfect mech. and in
appearance; no ordinary used car,
far better than new, $500 spent
zine performance. adjustable sus-
pension and braking; Of interest
only 70 buyer who wishes maximum
In performance and style; 81 ,4bO
or best offer worth much moreD +;
no dealers. EN-. 2-3742.
oLDsMoBILE 1855 model % Hol-
iday coupe. A chance TO really save
some money. Has power steering.
window lifts, Continental spare
wheel. as well a. ali the other Hol-
iday features. only S3450.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
FAIRLIEoToE SHOPPING CENTER
Alex. Va. Ov 3-035O
OLDs '55 "gs" etarfire cony.; full
power. al de luxe extras; S2,4bO:
one owner. IA. b-4S42.
.OLDs '52 "9s" super Holiday 2-dr.;
pcVer steering. brakes and Window.
same a. 1856 fully equip. TX cond.
sD95. pvt. owner tn. 2-1367, o.
loLDs '54 Super "ss" 4-door; fully
equipped with hydramatic. special
2-tone paint; low MILEAGE. one
owner. like new f1.7g5. Safety
tested for your protection; 30-day
written warranty. PAUL BROS
fOf DSi. via. and Eiiicott a.. NV
KE T-f3Os.
oLDs 81 cow: ?. and b.. hydra
new TOD, Wv. tires, S645
TAKOMA FORD
s72s Plney Br Rd. 8. 9. JU $1,000
OLDs "a convertible; 2. and h., w..
w. tires. dark blue m With white
fop, red leather upholstery. 81 COS
or BEST trade CO. 1881.
OLDs 80 super "ss" convertible
emerald green. ~ 900 hi only
5000 MI. on present tires. hydra
Z RADIO. heater. power brfs. and steer.
! inK Autnrnir Eye: perfectly clean
OriE. cost. S3.eif, bring tod b,
orif owner Tor III SOS. OHOR0i
.. SUTTON. fsfidence, IA. 3-llef
once. IA. s.7s4e.
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED
.STOP!!

We are buying used cars for q
Southern outlet---ly46 through 1853
any make or model. We guarantee
the highest price in town. We deal
IN Fash nnlv Call nj T-5733
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1852 A-40 Somerset 4-dr.
sed.; good cond.; $3.50. u. s.
4136.
AUsTIN-HEALEY '54; excel. cond
never raced: low mileage: reas
priced. AID. 2-6917 after z Sun
1854; Alpine white;
radio and heater: $4,000 miles
perfect condition; never raced:
cleanest Healy in town: $1,000, or
best offer. RIA. 6-64S9.
ASTON MARTIN-Rare opportunity
to own luxury car with sports
performance. complete comfort,
magnificent appearance: $3.295.
EN-. 2-5999.
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CHEVROLET Isl Bel Air hardtop;
radio and heater; S525. HE.
4-022S.
CHEVROLET 1853 Bel Air sport
coupe. 2-tone green. Power glide,
2-speaker radio. heater, Wv. tires,
spoke hubs. Good condition. Best
ofIer. Call OIL. 6-6126.
r., h., WV. tires; must sell. leaving
own; $500 cash and resume pay
ments. Total price. $1,000. LU. A.
1892.
CHEVROLET 1887: Just passed D. e.
inspection. In good running condi-
ton. LII 4-799S.
CHEVROLET '55 4-dr. C"210");
new-style body: in the best shape
we see 'em: low mileage; one owner,
certainly a very GOOD top-value
safe buy; our insp. guar. sanitized
interior; sale price. Slab.
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BAN mi & SONS

bbUU BnItlmore BIVd., HyattsVlII0
WA. 7-4440
Ask for Mr.. Hakes Open Til 2
PLYMOUTH $50 Savoy IS" club
coupe; 2-tone; powerfiite. r. and
h.; SLABS. Easy terms. BELL
MOTORS. SOTO Wis. ave. NV.
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KAISER 81 Manhattan straight
drive 2-dr.: maroon color; very nice
shape: loads of chrome on the sides
beautiful interior; sanitized for your
protection. can't beat this for the
money S905
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PLYMOUTH 81 cranbrook club
coupe, :. and H.; very clean; finest
$3.50 per mo-, WOLFE MOTORS,
1891 Wis. ave, FE. 3-4042.
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook: ex-
ceilent condition. new motor, =.
and h.. good tires. DU. 5-S6S5.
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PLYMOUTH '55 cow; s-cyi. auto.
trans. pwr st. and brks., r, and h,
BY OWNER, 81 300. Leaving for
Europe. will accept European car
sliding roof or conv) in partial or
full trade. No dealers. DU. 7-6739:
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BUCKS - 1850 sedan. equipped,
dyns.. r. and h.. Se49: '5e Super
4sdr., dyna,,. T. and h.. $500. '53
Riviera. full power, w.-ws tires.
Sl.199: '55 2-dT. dyna., r. and h.,
Sl,s99: SO S2o ,dr. sedan. pwr, str,
NERs CORNER Quick III Deaier 1
Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
BUICK so Super 4-door: T. and h.,
Syna;: power stesring. WV. tires;
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PLYM. so de luxe 2-door; equipped,
like new tires; 10000 actual miles.
Orig. green: always garage kept; SO
d. c. inspec. Looks and drives like
new; immae. cond. Needs no repairs.
1895. pvt party. st. 3-32s6.
PLYMOUTH 40 convert: excel.
best offer Call gP 3-6af7
Smyrna times., 1956-07-12
A Vocation of Home!

A&P has planned vacation for you-a summer
cation from heavy cooking and hot kitchens.
A quick tour through your A&P store win reveal
mountains Of foods In the leisure mood You'll have
to travel far to find better assortment of prepared
foods to quickly heat and eat fresh salad ngredi-
ents frozen foods :. and other nifty quickies.
Take jaunt through your ASP and enjoy
relaxing summer with more time for playl
Come see you'll save too!
CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
Asp Food Stores
42o Lexington Avenue. New York IT. NJ Y.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-30
CLAYTON

EwelI's-St. Paul Church Notes
Sunday, September 2, is Labor
Sunday. At the morning worship
at IL am, the Rev. William B.
Kitchens will speak on Getting
or Making. 1t should be noted
that with this service, the Fall
and Winter schedule of ten O'Clock
for Church School, and eleven
O'Clock for worship has been re-
sumed.-The Church Calendar lists
the following: Tuesday, Sept. A,
at 7:30 p.m., the Finance Com
mission, of which Mr.. Dudley
Crossley is chairman, will meet in
the Church Parlor.-Thursday,
Sept. 6, at PM, first meeting
of the Junior Choir will be held
in the Sanctuary.-Friday, Sept. z
at s pm, the Sunshine Class will
meet at the home of Mrs. Bertha
Sevil.-Patricia Ann Robertson,
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Robertson, was baptized
by the minister on Tuesday, Aug.
21.-Ruth Mae Tribbitt, of Ches-
wold, and Walter Truax, Smyrna,
were married by the minister on
Friday, August "a, at s pm. in
Ewelrs-St. Paul.-The Devotional
Reading for Today: Thus saith
the Lord, stand we in the ways,
and see, and ask for the old paths,
where is the good way, and walk
therein, and we shall find rest for
your souls.-Jeremiah GIG.
Items-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Burris have returned from their
honeymoon to the Pocono Noun
tains, and are occupying the w.
D. Belts apartment, on Smyrna
Avenue.-Major and Mrs. ]. l..
Shortall, Jr., and children, from
Nixon, New Jersey, were the
guests over the weekend of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Shortall.-Harold ]. Wiley, Jr.
and Charles Duff returned Satur-
day evening after a weeks 2100
mile motor tour that reached as
far south as Daytona Beach, Flor
ida.-Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boyd
spent Tuesday on a motor trip in
the Pocono Mountains and the
Smyrna times., 1956-08-30

er.-With the departure of the
Van Billiard Carnival for Reading,
Pa, leaving void in the enter
tainment activities of the young
folk and the heart-young, the
weeks fun turned out to be a
most successful one financially
for the local members of the Clay
ton Fire Co., which garnered
sum in excess of $600.-Mr. Har-
ry Virdin was the recipient of one
silver dollar, his second, for being
the oldest member in attendance
at the Virdin-Hargedine family
reunion at COLCHESTER Beach on
Situation Wanted: One
mother cat and one kitten, both
healthy, want good home. Honest
and loyal and will do light-mouse-
work. Details available from Mrs.
Amos Mast.-Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Thomas and son, James, from Eel
ton, were the Sunday guests of
Misses Viola and Elizabeth Thorn
as.
The weakly wit: Lack of taste
in dress consists of wearing things
that look awful together-like
shorts and hips.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-30

(Tvo EAT your cake and have It.
I i too, is one Of mankind's most
Frustrating problems. :.
However. the artist, professional
land amateur alike, has found q
lsolution to this problem by visiting
lCanada, which thousands from all
Iparts Of the United States do each
tvoar- -r,ss- 'sss ae-ss ~
They register the Canada they
See on canvas or their favorfte
lbasic stock and thereby capture
their Canada for all time and for
lall to see and admire. ~ ~ss@ ..'<'7
Canada, from the rock-bound
coasts Of Newfoundland and the
picturesque Maritime provinces.
Through the quaint French . Cana.
dian countryside: the woodland ana
bake country Of Ontario, the broad
Pralfiss and the majestic Canadian
IRocldes 70 the Pscinc.kissed shores
! lef Bfiush Columbia, q { verttabls
Artists paradise. ms
Smyrna times., 1956-08-30

Stroudsburg, Pa. area.-Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Clark, and daughter,
Janet, from Mcdaniel Crest, Will
mington, were Saturday evening
guests of your local correspondent
and family.-Robert Bob Clough,
local garageman, is hospitalized
at Kent General Hospital.-Jim-
mie Vaughn, Jr. is recovering at
home from injuries incurred on
Friday, when he ran into a car
while attempting to cross State
Street, near Loockerman, in Dov-
Smyrna times., 1956-08-30
TaylOr's Bridge

Misses Judy Passmore and Joan
McClain spent last week with the
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Lucia in
Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Rowan
spent several days last week in
Ocean City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Elliott,
Sr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Orville New
nam are visiting in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Jones
Smyrna times., 1956-08-30

and family of Smyrna and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Dukes and daugh-
ter are spending several days in
the Poconos.
Friendly Neighbors Home DEM
onstration Club viii meet Tues
day, Sept. at 1890 pm. with
Smyrna times., 1956-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Smith Of
Wilmington spent Sunday with
Miss Sally Stats and Mr.. James
Stats.
Mr.. Thomas Braune Of Newark
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wheeler.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-30

Mrs. Charles Dukes with cover
ed dish luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reynolds,
Sr. and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Reynolds. Jr. and son. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Staats, Jr. and
daughters, Mrs. Bobby Wheeler
Smyrna times., 1956-08-30

and Mr.. and Mrs. William Stefler
and son spent Sunday at Better
ton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chaddhck
of near Wilmington spent Sunday
with Miss Ethel McClain and
brothers.
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|Grond Jury Asks Probe
OF Boys Village Evils

Appointment by Gov. Nickel
din of a board to investigate
conditions at Boys Village in
Cheltenham was recommended
last night by a Prince Georges
County grand jury.
The Jury. headed by Benjamin
M. Bolinger. said 1t was par
|ticularly distressed" with opera
ton Of the detention school for
Negro children where 100 in
mates escaped last year. 1t not
ed that 1853 employees are re-
|quired to train and supervise
about 800 inmates at an annual
cost of $4,000 per inmate.
Facilities were described as
extremely old. run down, made
quate, insecure. unsanitary and
hazardous"
The jury recommended investi-
cation of security measures,
uniform and adequate clothing
for inmates, separate quarters
for men and women staff men,
beers. segregation of boys as 10
age groups, segregation of homo
sexuals, fire hazards and regular
inspection Of fire extinguishers."
The jury found that citizens
OF the Cheltenham area have ex-
pressed well-founded alarm due
to the lack of security at the
schools. No security unit or de-
tention quarters are available on
the premises and no disciplinary
are taken"
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On other points. the jury:

On other points. the jury:
Recommended closer co-ordi-
nation between the Police De-
partment and the Liquor Board
and urged the board to consider
revocation of liquor licenses held
by two-time violators of the
liquor laws.
Praised the ONCE of Parole
and Probation for excellent
services Notwithstanding the
fact that it is limited in per-
sonnet and are grossly under
paid and overworked."
Was "favorably impressed"
with William s. Schmidt, school
superintendent. and said the
people Of Prince Georges County
are receiving true value for the
tax dollar allocated to the
School Board" The jury sug-
gested more comprehensive sex,
mental health and hygiene in
Struction in the curriculum.
Supported States Attorney
Blair H. Smith in his policy of
presenting gambling violations to
the grand jury and urged that
this practice be continued.
Recommended a lettering ord
nance as curb on juvenile de-
linquency.
Suggested tightening of police
enforcement of obscene litera-
ture laws and closer checks on
news stands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
Fire Destroys Born
Near LuytonsviIIe

Fire of undetermined origin
last night destroyed a small barn
on the farm of Ernest Barnhart
on Etchison road near Laytons-
vile, Md.
Firemen estimated the loss at
$4,000. much of it farm ma
chinery. Also destroyed were
supplies Of hay and lumber
stored in the building.
LaytonSville and Damascus
Fire Departments responded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
Upper County Buys
New Fire Enuine

The Upper Montgomery County
Volunteer Fire Department ha.
placed an order for a new fire
engine as a replacement for ar
old model.
The new engine will cost the
company $4,000, it was an,
nounced at the recent annua
meeting.
German l.. Butler was elected
president. Others elected were
Bill r. Bliss, vice president; Levi.
IRudasill, secretary; Leland Clark
treasurer. and Charles Elgin
Edgar Grub, Charles Davis
John Titus, Maynard Luhn. ST..
&c. w. Roberts, Mrs. Frances Day
and Charles Staub, directors. Mr.
IStaub also was named carniva
chairman.
Mrs. Eula Luhn was elected
president of the Ladies Auxiliary
land Mrs. Anita Robertson was
named marching unit president