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LORC0M LANE-Custom- built brk.
rambler, compl. air-cond. Three
bedrms.. den, 3 full baths. sep. din.
rnl., 2-way firepl.. scr. porch. de
luxe kit. incl dishwasher. disposal.
z eye-level ovens; full bsmt. with
wall carpeting. many other custom
features; asking S35.95O. Shown
BY appt. THE DARBY CO., IA.
D-Q303. Once Open q It'll q.
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CHARMING BRK. C0L0NIAL--Fea.
lures 9 bedrms., 4 baths, 1st-fl
bedrm. and bath, 30-ft, liv. rm.
family-sized din. rm., scar gar.
situated nicely on 15-acre, tree.
cant. Owner out Of town, must
sci: Ewes. till o p.m.. call EN-
2-66S1
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COLoRED-BRIGHTWOOD
Mr. COOLIDGE HIGH

Very attractive semidet. brick on
Q beautifully Handicapped corner lot.
This home is in perfect condition
and has 3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd
fleor; liv. rm.. dining rm., kit. front
and rear porches on LIST floor; fun
bsmt. with garage Only $13.950.
T insnec sasy teT rms Wen S 9aEttRh yolr I
sfpNSEY z. MENsH A. CO. INC
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BETHEsDA-3-bedroom Colonial in
fine area. close to Transportation.
Separate dining rem. recreation
room. sun porch. creened porch
appraised at SIS.4OO. KORZEN-
DORFER. OIL. 4-SlIl It'll o.
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iBETHESDAj SI6,5OO-Brick rambler
with basement, stone fireplace, de
luxe kit with breakfast bar, 3
bedrms,, dead-end street; walk to
elementary school; terms arranged.
SON INC RealtnrS
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School; good lot. with many flowers
and shrubs. Entrance hall, very
large living room with fireplace,
dining room, kitchen. spacious
screened porch; 3 nice bedrooms, =
baths; asking $4,000. Call RE. z
$3.50 It'll pm. COLONIAL IN
vEsTMENT CO.
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FAIRVIEW
S15 Q50-CT

Brick rambler on lovely lot. jusl
3 yrs. old and In perfect condition
Large liv. rm, with fireplace, 3 bed
rooms, very attractive recreation rm
balance, with $1,000 down, approx
$40 mo-, includes taxes and insur-
ance.
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BRAND-NEW
S13,25O

Rustic Usage Hendix-built ram
bier, 8 double bedrooms multi-pur-
pose kit, de luxe pigment-tinted
equipment: full bsmt. Cool. wooded
lot. SIS per mo. will handle.
w. r. Hughes Co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

WHITE BRICK, in center Of Fans
Church. Bedrm., bath and den on
LIST a.: Q bedrms. and bath up
good spot for doctors ONCE, priced
in middle eos. MONCURE AGEN-
CY. 6S12 Lee hwy, JE. o-220O.
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EsTATEs-Beautifu 8.
bedrm. rambler that you must see
to appreciate. A real buy at S13.-
500. Full bsmt. with lovely rec
rm.. plus aluminium storm windows
and screens. fenced yard and many
other extras; "a mile to Washing
ton parkway. CT or FLA financing
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA
7-45O0 til 8 pm.
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Mass. Ave. Extended
Sun1nel
6 Bedrooms. 3D. Baths

Immediate occupancy. Near best
schools, Fine Colonial home in ex-
cellent condition. Also has first-fiooI
den with iavatory Large screened
porch. above-ground recreation room
Garage. Realistically priced at $40.
500. See It todayl Call JAMES 2
SCHWAB, EN-. 2-6S00, ewes, OIL
l2-l40n or OF. 4-7f3g3.
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S26.5O0

A new brick home on q quiet
street; lot so b. 200 y. Foyer, NY.
|rn., dining rn., mod. kit. with
breakfast area, 3 bedrms and 2
baths. Pun bsmt. with. tubs. closets
and shower. gAs &c, heat OUTSIDE
with KETLER BROS, INC, s32i
Wis. ave ~ a-4fOO.
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HILLANDALE-S1S,4OO
Modern brick rambler with 3 nice
size bedrms., frepl., 21-ft. liv. rm.
screened porch, exceptional value
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-64OO
OAKVIEW-S13.5O 800
Ultramodern Calf. rambler. Q
rms, Ia baths, nrepl., near schools
and swimming pool. GI $500 down
HUGH 7. PECK HE. 4-640O
SOMERSET, MD.-CompletinG this
week. 54O6 Greystone st.; 4 bed
rms. ga baths split level. 26-ft.
liv. rm. with brk. frepl., large din
ing rm,, ultramod. Hotpoint kit
with eating space, large rec. rm.
with arepl. opening to rear patio.
lear built-in gar. full hsmt.. no.
It. frontage; S31, $50. $4,000 dn.
25-yr. financing.
$500 Greystone st.-3-bedrm.
2Hz-bath split level; large beamed-
ceiling cathedral-type liv. room,
good-sized dining rnn.. compl. equip.
eating kit, large rec. rm. with firepl
and adjoining patio. full bsmt.. 2
car built-in gar. S31 800. 26-yr n
nancing. For further features call
JOHN P. LINGENFELTER, Builder
OIL. Asst. o.
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You can move right into thi
clean, 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW with table
with low monthly payments. Price
$11.50n. Z. T. BLANCHARD. Real
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ASSUME $1,000 LOAN

SS0.S3 per mo-, including
taxes and insurance: 3-bed-
I'm. rambler, with full bsmt..
rec. rfn. and carport; Falls
Church area. J-W REALTY
CO., IA. s-1s7s.
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ADELPHI

OWNER SACRIFICING
rooms, 2 baths, large spare room
newly finished below A real bargain
at S15,9bO, terms.
Drive out Rigs road to Adelphi
turn right to 9OO6 Adelphi I'd. HE
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4 REDROOMS-$l3.95O

Close in; OF appraised: Ia baths
lovely lot; clean as q pin. DOM
miss thisl Call for Information.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
JU. 9-6440 Open Till 2 PM
NON-GI-$6OO DOWN
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THREE ACRES
Lovely white Colonial home
fronteS By nearly an acre Of
lawn; 4 bedrms., ia baths,
hot-water heat, gear garage,
garden. fruit and marvellous
shade trees; modernly
equipped and q DELIGHTFUL
place to live and raise q
family: S32.500
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WESTOyER-2-bedroom brick Colo
NAL. knotty-pine enclosed rear
porch, near schools, stores. trans.
portation; excellent condition. KE.
5000, KE. 6-SS44.
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sPRINGFIELD-Split level, cor. 8
bedrms:. Ia baths. gar, recr. rm.,
swimming club avail; S21, eco.
FL. 4-S219.
SPRINGFIELD, 1916 Nancemond st.
--3-bedrm. brk. ram, Ia yrs. old:
cleo. kit; new school; lge. lot: dead
end st.; many extras. Assume CT.
OWNER; $1,000. FL. 4-9496.
VIENNA, W. Vienna Woods-3-bed-
rm.. attractive rambler; S15,96O.
LOCATED ct 2l6 Elm St: Listing
sos N. washington st., Alex, va,
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SILVER SPRING

Mr.. FRANKLIN AND FLOWER
Lge.. 4-bedrm. all-brick Colonial.
Liv, rm, din. rn;; u XII: WITH TABLE
A.; 3 twin-sized bedrms. and bath
up; full bsmt. with toilet and recr.
nm, scr. porch, garage; wooded
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$4,000 DN.--Four-year young brk.
rambler in choice N. Arl. loo. Three
bedrms.. fully equip. kit, full bsmt.
with I'm. recr.. rm.. lovely level lot;
vacant, immed. poss.; asking 3d.
500. Shown by appt. THE DARBY
CO., IA. 6-9393. Once open 8
It'll q
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SPRINGFIELD AREA-New brick
rambler. carport, full bsmt.; SiS..
500. 81 LURIA BROS. INC. IA
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hE MUST fOEULAH location. The
most popular house. 81 ft. in
length. Brand-new rustic rancher,
1OOx205 plot. True center hall
diversified living room with attrac-
chair rail and an Z elegant view,
superb kitchen, natural cabinets. s
really nice bedrooms, "a baths
All-daylight basement (no steps,
$4,950 cash will handle. Be flrsi
to view. JE. 3-2Oo3. A. JOHN
CHAPMAN a. SON.
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LUKCUM LANE RAMBLER. al brick
S26. 500-This rambler has every
thine: 8 bedrms.. 2 baths: (masteT
bedrm; with pvt, bath; liv. rm
with iirepl.. all-electric kit; SCR,
bsmt.: walk out at ground level
located on quiet, dead-end street;
only 10 minis. from dwntn. wash
ington or Pentagon. To inspect,
METZLER. ia 6-7b7h.
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snd .sag,, I.n p VacanI
TO elementary scbooI 4 bsdym sioss
baths, paneled family rm. with
fireplace: level lot; gar. Priced
low. low. to sell today. W. PAGE
BU0G. Broker. EN-. 2-2S2b.
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BETHESDA-GREENWICH FOREST
Lovely iSNss 2 NJ old brk. rambler, Of
lge. bedrms.. pa baths, sep. din.
rm., de luxe kit with table space,
delightful rear porch, overlooking
wooded garden; huge bsmt., over
sized gar. $2S.500 and must be sold.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7O06;
ewes KE 7.12Rn
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BELOW GI--owner viii sell At s15.-
$50. which is below on apr; g.
hedrm: brk. rambler, in fine Falls
Church loo. walk to express transp.
din. ell. fully equip kit, level
fenced lot; ST. dn. to quail. vet. For
further details. call THE DARBY
60. IA. 5-9393. once open 9
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u WITH Arlington ssSS DowN'o H bErl g HsS
HOUSE: nice liv. rrn.. huge kit' din
area. 8 bedrms. and bath. for only
$50 per mo. JOHN N. ANDERSON,
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AMONG THE TREES. a 3-bedrm.
rambler; With a huge brick patio.
S12.500 and small down pymt.
close to bus and shops and in 4
nne neighhorhood: an unusual ind.
Gail RoRSCHACH REALTY. JE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

DETACHED BRICK in beautiful set
l$l4,500. May be used as 4-bedrm.
house. Near Our Lady Of Sorrows
School. Every convenience. viii 20
| CT, Call Mr.. CLARK. RIA 3-Q0II
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HOUSES for SALE, Md. Cont. J

BETHESDA - Discovered Hand
some spreading brick rambler with
garage for only S1s.5OO. in Green
wich Forest, with 8 twin bedrms..
Ia baths. sep. dinette. next to
kit, lovely dead-end street. tall
trees. Don't waiti SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY OF Md. INC, OIL. g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

HILLCREsT, on Penna. ave. Diet;
daylight bsmt. with rec. rm.;
screened porch. For inspection, call
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LII. A.
a4OO III o.5Q1R
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Mikon Enters Race
For CONGRESS Scot

MINNEAPOLIS, June 8 (R.-
Basketball great George Mikan
has formally jumped into the
race for Congress.
The Minneapolis Laker star
partner in a law firm, announced
yesterday he will seek the Re-
publican nomination for the
Sd district congressional seat
now held by Representative
Weir, Democrat Of Minnesota.
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plant in the Niagara Mohawk
system. was hit by three earth
shaking slides which followed
each other in rapid order start
ling just before $50 pm. (EDTD
When it was over, the six turbine
generators in the two sections
were buried in debris at the bot
tom of the 220-foot gorge.
The destroyed generators, all
used in Niagara Mohawk's 25-
cycle service for heavy industry,
had a capacity of 100000 kilo-
watts. The loss of power brought
much of the areas chemical in
dustry to a halt.
The third section, where COM
pany officials hoped they might
salvage some remnant Of their
investment. housed four 1900
kilowatt generators in 25-cycle
service and nine 8,0O0-kilowatt
generators in standard 60-cycle
service.
= City's Power Cut on
All power in this city of al
most 100000 was cut off. But a
gradual return began within two
hours as the company tapped
current from its central division
from steam plants and from the
Ontario Hydroelectric Power
Commission across the river.
A company official said the
collapse might have been caused
by a seepage of waiter into rock
creviceS between the face of the
gorge and the canal that fed
water into the station to power
Its turbines. He suggested there
was an "earth movement" in the
area.
DR.. Austin C. McTigue, in
charge of the Canisius College
seismograph in Buffalo, said he
believed there had been minor
earthquake. He said Niagara
Falls was in an area subject to
adjustments" in the earth's
surface. The seismograph re-
corded nothing, however.
Hundreds of tourists along the
Canadian lip of the gorge anc
on the Rainbow Bridge, which
crosses between the Schoellkop
station and the falls themselves
watched the rockfall.
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Award for Zunuck

LINCOLN. Nebr., June 8 (R)
Daryl F. zanuck, Hollywood
motion picture executive who
was born at Wahoo, Nebr., will
receive an honorary doctor OF
humanities degree from the Uni
versity Of Nebraska Monday. Mr.
zanuck, who is flying here from
Europe to receive the award al
the university's annual spring
commencement. is vice president
in charge Of production for goth
Century-Fox.
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Party May Bypass
YOUNG Roosevelt

NEW YORK, June 8 P.-
Three New York newspapers say
Franklin D. Roosevelt, jr.'S
chances of attending the Demo-
cratic National Convention as a
delegate-at-large seem pretty
slim.
The reason, they said: The
publicity attending his being
hired as a lawyer by the Domini-
can Republic, headed by Cen
eralissimo Rafael Tru;illo.
The son of the late President
did not seek delegates seat at
the convention in the primary
But he had been expected to be
named as one of "a half-vote
delegates-at-large by the State
Committee.
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votes in the primary was Sem
ator Kuchel. Republican of Cali
|fornia, who entered in both the
Republican and Democratic races
for nomination to the Senate
He won the Republican nomina-
ton with 1,273,785 votes and ran
second in the Democratic pri-
mary with 502,328 for an over
all total of 1.776,113.
In the contests for CALIFORNIA;
80 seats in Congress all Is Re-
lpublicans seeking reelection
were renominated. So were the
III Democratic incunbents. One
Republican incumbent did not
run. The present lineup is 10
Republicans. IL Democrats.
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Senator Hits President
On Anti-Conservution

Senator Neuberger, Democrat
of Oregon. said yesterday that
President Eisenhower has demon
strated "he is more likely to
interfere in a Republican
primary to promote anti-con-
servation policies than to ad-
vance his own foreign policy
He said Mr.. Eisenhower inter-
vened in support of former In
terror Secretary Douglas Mckay
for the G. o. P. Senate nominal
ton IN Oregon and refused to
intervene in Wisconsin in be-
half of Senator Alexander Wiley
who has fought for the sup
posed foreign policy of the ad-
ministration."
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of the stations three sections
roared into the wild rapids be.
hind them.
Company officials were ap.
palled at the damage, which
wiped out 100000 kilowatts Of
power capacity in hardly more
than the twinkling of an eye.
Charles j. Wick, administra.
tive vice president in charge Of
the company's western division
said his only estimate of the
loss could be that it was "fal
in excess of $50 million. Original
cost of the two completely
wrecked sections when they
were built more than 30 years
ago was $50 million.
There was no estimate of the
size of the rockfall, but the
bite from the wall of the gorge
was more than 500 feet wide
and the weight of the rubble
probably ran well into the
thousands of tons.
Lost in the maelstrom of
rocky debris was Richard A.
Draper. 80, of nearby Lewiston,
a machiniSt. Two companions
saw him disappear in the cas-
cading remnants OF powerhouse
walls.
His body was not Immediately
recovered.
Were Sandbagging Leak
Mr.. Draper and the others had
been working feverishly sand
bagging a.leak at the base of the
station half a mile downstream
from the American falls, where
a giant rockfall destroyed Pros
pect Point on July %, 1854. The
seepage had been discovered only
a few hours earlier.
The staccato reports of crack.
ing walls warned the men thai
the end of the building wa:
near.
"All I know is that the wall
and ceiling started to come dowr
and I ran like hell" said Chri
Nelson. Is. one of the crew. "
didn't stop for anything. l wa
really scared"
The station, largest hydr,
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FOUND

PUPPY. female, honey coiored. about 3
n nths old; owner or good home.
'sfoV'
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California Vote
Turnout Is61%

SAN FRANCISCO, June 8 up.
Almost complete unofficial fig
ures today showed that 61.5
per cent of CALIFORNIA; regis
tered Republicans and Demo-
Gratis voted in Tuesdays primary
Republicans made the best
showing with a turnout of 62.3
per cent. The Democratic fig
ure was sos per cent.
President Eisenhower, unop-
posed, was the top individual
vote-getter on the Republican
ballot with l,278,506 votes from
|23,556 of the States 24,160
precincts.
Adlai Stevenson led the Demo
Gratis with 1,113,126 votes from
|23,942 precincts. Senator Estes
Kefauver's total was 663,180.
The man who polled the most
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Burgtheater testified critic Hans
Weigel. who gave her a bad re-
view. deserved the slaps.
She also said she could prove
Mr. Weigel is a dirty bum.
After hearing prominent &C
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Actress Is Fined
For Shaping Critic

VIENNA. Austria. June 8 (R.-
An Austrian actress was fined
500 schillings $500 yesterday for
Shaping theater critic AM
calling him a dirty bum.
Kaethe Dorsch of the Vienna
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tors and actresses like herself.
who testified in her defense. the
Judge ruled she had failed to
prove anything. He added that
slaps for a bad review are wrong
lin any case.
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Niagara RockfoII Wrecks
Big PowerPIont, Kills. One

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, June lE9-The most destructive
rockfa the recorded history of the spectacular Niagara
Gorge took life late yesterday and left the huge
Schoekopf hydroeectric station tumbled- ruins
More than 40 employees of the Niagara Mohawk Power
Corp scrambled along the precpitouS bank to safety
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
CONFER Ph.D.
ON LOCAL MAN
B. StimsOn CaIrow Receives
Doctor of Philosophy De-
gree in Music at NYU
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

The degree of Doctor of Phil
osophy in Music was conferred
yesterday at New York Univer-
sity on B. Stimson Carrow, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ]. Car
row, of Smyrna. AS head of the
Theory Department, Department
of Music Education at Temple
University, Philadelphia, he has
been promoted to assistant pro-
fessor. The title of his thesis:
1.-THE Relationship between The
Mannheim School and the music
of Franz Beck, Pierre Gaveaux,
and Henri Louis Blanchard" Mr..
Carrow conducted the research at
the University of Marburg Ger
many; University of B as e
(Switzerland); Conservatoire Roy
ale, Brussels; Bibliotheque, Paris
and Conservatoire Nationale, Par
is. He spent a year in Europe
while doing his research, and cop
led twenty-eight of Beck's SYM
phonies, sixty piano sonatas, num-
erous vocal works, in fact, all of
his compositions. Only one or two
Continued on Page Twelvel
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
PLAN STREET DANCES
Jaycees To Sponsor Dances For
Teenagers During Summer

The street dances sponsored for
the past two years by the Smyr-
na-Clayton Junior Chamber of
Commerce will be held again this
year. The Jaycees will stage the
dances for teenagers on the sec
ond and fourth Wednesday, nights
of June, July, and August. The
site will be at the south end of
Market Street Plaza and ampli-
fed recordings furnished by the
Silver Eagles will be used. There
will be prizes for special dances,
which are attended by younger
teenagers from wide area in
northern Kent County and Town
send area. Chief of Police John
w. Jacobs and members of the
Smyrna police force will cooper
ate with the Jaycees in the pro-
ject. Phillip Denney is chairman
of the dance committee, which in
cludes Martin Golden and Richard
Ennis.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
Death of Fred II. johnson

Fred T. Johnson, formerly a
farmer in the Middletown area
and dealer in farm equipment,
died at his home on June 2. He
was a son of the late Caleb and
Anna Wilson Johnson of Mary
land. Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Fannie Atwell Johnson of
Smyrna, and the following child
rem: Mrs. Edith Reedy of Lititz,
Pa; Mrs. Anna Powell of Kirk
wood; Mrs. Olivia Hutchison of
Townsend; Mrs. Ruth Webb of
Frederick, Mrs. Fannie Austin of
Wilmington, Hazel Johnson Of
Smyrna, Edward Johnson OF
Townsend, Atwell and Leland
Johnson, both of Middletown; sew
eral grandchildren and great
grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs
Herbert Stats of Audubon, N. j.
Services were conducted at $3.50
pm. Tuesday from the FAIRIES
Funeral Chapel in Smyrna, with
the Rev. w. L. Beckwith, pastor
of Asbury Methodist Church, Off
ciating. Burial was in Odd Fel-
lows Cemetery, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
MUNICIPAL BEACH OPENS
Beach AT Lake Come To Be Open
Daily 10 AM. to 8 PM.

Beach At Lake Come To Be Open
Daily 10 AM. to 8 PM.
The municipal beach at Lake
Como was opened officially Sat
urday and will be open daily from
10 am. to 9 pm. with lifeguard
on duty at all times, and the
concession open at all hours. Ar
rangements have been made by
Town Council with Ray Smith,
who will be in complete charge
of the beach and concession. Wis
itors from out of town will be
welcome at the beach as well as
residents of this area. Season
tickets for residents of the Smyr-
ma Special School District may be
purchased for two dollars per per-
son either at the beach or at the
Treble Clef. There is no charge
for children under twelve years of
age. The daily admission will-be
twenty-five cents to all over
twelve years. The concession will
feature sandwiches, cold drinks,
candy, and popcorn. No alcoholic
beverages will be permitted on the
beach at any time. Ronald Mccoy
has been appointed lifeguard
and after school closes other
guards will be named. Robert En-
mis- will assist at the concession.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS KEEP
POLICE BUSY OVER WEEKEND

section of West Mt. Vernon Street
and Clayton Road, damages ap-
proximately $500. William j.
Lyons, Red Bank, N. j., and To-
bias v. Castellarin, Dorchester,
Mass, on U. S. Route 13, north
of Route 300, damages, S95. The
following cases were heard before
Alderman William M. Doughten,
and fines imposed by him, as fol-
lows: Victor l.. Sullivan, Smyrna,
bucking traffic, $40 fine; Raymond
Gaskins, Portsmouth, Va, speed
ing, $25; Randolph Edwards,
Smyrna, disorderly conduct, IS;
William Burton, Lewes, fined $50
for reckless driving and $40 for
failing to have registration card
signed.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
BOY KILLED BY
FARM TRACTOR
Richard Davis, 6, Falls From
Tractor While Riding
With Brother
KILLED INSTANTLY

A six-year-old boy, who was
riding with his older brother on
a tractor to round up their faith
er's cattle, was killed instantly
Tuesday evening when he fell
from the vehicle and the rear
wheels ran over his head. The
accident occurred on the fathers
farm, on County Route No. AZ,
north of Clayton, between Green
spring and Dexter's Corner. The
child, Richard Herman Davis, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Davis, was
pronounced dead at Kent General
Hospital, Dover, where he was
taken following the tragedy. Rich
ard was a pupil of the Clayton
School. He is survived by his
parents, Alvin E. and Agnes Stew
ems Davis, and the following
brothers and sisters, Grace E.,
Vernon A., Howard E., Caroline
E., James c., and Diane Davis
all of Smyrna. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow (Fridayf
at 2 pm. from the FAIRIES Funeral
Chapel. The Rev. William B.
Kitchens of Ewell's : st. Paul
Methodist Church, Clayton, will
be in charge. Interment in Odd
Fellows Cemetery at Smyrna.