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NATIoNAL

Results Yesterday
~ y. /: Bklyn., q
Mllw.. 4: st. L.. ].
Pitts. 8; Phila. /.
Cinc.n.. f-7; Chi
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PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Snlcafo at Kansas City-Wilson I'll
P9etroit az -Cleveland-Hoeft (14-9) vs.
:. Boston y q Z New YOrk-Ni1on to-4,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Brooklyn (night)-
: CINCINNATI ct Chicago-Lawrence l10-
% Us, Jones OLD.
Milwaukee at 81, Louis tnight)-Bur.
delte tl4-7l VS.. Mizell U1-S5.
Pittsburgh at PHILADELPHIA tnight)-
Law t5-l3D VS.. Rogovin l6-5).
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Lions Drop Jim Cain

YPSILANTI, Mich, Aug. l6
(P.-Defensive End Jim Cain. a
veteran six seasons as a pro, has
been released on waivers ~ the
Detroit Lions.
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Index


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Smyrna times., 1956-08-23
EXPAND FACILITIES
Work Started On Addition To
Smyrna Central Phone Building

Construction work on a one
story lateral addition to the Smyr-
ma central Office building has been
started by the Diamond State
Telephone Co. It is scheduled to
be completed by mid-October at
a cost of approximately $4,000,
according to Theodore w. Collins,
local manager for the company.
The addition will be 2615 feet by
4919 feet and have reinforced con-
crete floors and foundation, brick
walls, frame roof with slate shingle
and will conform in appearance
with the present building. Provi-
sions have been made for future
growth. Upon completion of the
addition considerable amount of
dial central office equipment will
be installed to provide facilities
to meet the growing telephone re-
quirements of the community,
Collins said.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-23
OBSERVE Goth ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ID. FAIRIES To
Be HOnored On Wedding Date

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred D. FAIRIES,
former Chester residents, who
were married in Smyrna so years
ago, will be entertained this ev-
ening by their children in honor
of their anniversary Mr.. and Mrs.
FAIRIES resided at 928 w. 5th ST.,
Chester, for nearly three decades,
while Mr.. FAIRIES was employed by
the Baldt Anchor Works. Since
his retirement 13 years ago they
have made their home at Wood
land Beach. Their children are:
Charles of Delaware, Robert of
Glenolden, Pa, Roland of Marcus
Hook, Pa, Roy of Chester, Alfred
of Upland, Pa, Raymond of Rox-
borough, Pa, Earl of Lennox
Park, Mrs. Robert Doyle of Up
land, Pa, and Mrs. Edward Bur-
nett of Village Green, Pa. They
have % grandchildren, is great
grandchildren, and one great great
grandchild. Mr.. FAIRIES is 79 years
old and his wife a year younger
and both are in excellent health,
it was reported.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-23
ORGANIZE KENT
COUNTY BAND
Community Band Holding Re-
hearsals i'm Dover School
Social H all
INVITE MUSICIANS

A community band for adults in
the Kent County area has been
organized and two rehearsals have
been held in Dover. The results
have been very gratifying. The
project has been promoted by a
committee consisting of Harold
E. Haines, Jr., band director in
the Dover School; Bob Arthur,
music teacher and piano techni-
clan; Virgil w. Bork, former di-
rector of the Eastern Conserva-
tory of Music and Art, Roselle,
New Jersey; and Floyd T. Hart,
State Director of Music Educa-
tion. The members of the commit
tee believe that there are many
people who played in high school
bands who would like to have the
opportunity to continue their mus
ic experience. The next rehearsal
will be held in the social room
of the Dover School, Thursday
evening, August "a, at pm. Mu-
sicians IN the Smyrna area are
invited to attend the rehearsal.
Mr.. Bork is the director.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-23
NEW PUPILS TO REGISTER AT
SMYRNA SCHOOLS SEPTEMBER 4

children will register at the Thom-
as D. Clayton School. All new
pupils should bring report cards
or other materials to show pro-
gress in previous schools attended.
Teachers of the district will spend
two days in staff meetings and
preparation for the start of school
prior to the return of pupils. Pu-
pills will return to school at $3.50
am. on Thursday, Sept. 6, and
will have halliday sessions Sept.
6 and z. Full sessions will begin
on Monday, Sept. 10 with the
cafeteria in operation at that
time. All schools in the district
have been completely cleaned and
readied for the start of another
school year. Necessary repairs to
plumbing, roof and other areas
are being undertaken to make the
school fully serviceable for the
start Of school. The Thomas d.
Clayton school has been complete
ly repainted and the installation
Of valves on all radiators in the
Smyrna High School has been
accomplished.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-23
SCHOOL REGISTRATION
New Students To Register Al
CLAYTON August 81 and 28

Now SGuueutS no Register Al
Clayton August 27 and 2S
Registration for first-grade stu
dents, not previously registered
and students in other grades who
are new to the district will be
held in the principals Office of
Clayton School from 9-12 am. on
Monday, August u and Tuesday,
August %. Birth certificates of
first-grade students should be
brought to the registration. Re-
port cards or other proof of grade
placement should be brought for
new students entering in grades
two through eight. School will
begin sessions at 8:45 am. on
Thursday. September 6, 1856. Half
day sessions will be held on Sep
tember 6 and with dismissal ap-
proximately at noon. The cafe
terra will serve milk and ice
cream to bus students on these
days. All-day sessions will begin
on Monday, September 10.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-23
LOCAL POLICE
CASES HEARD
Alderman DOughten DispOses
Of Several Vehicle Cases
Over Weekend
OTHER CASES LISTED

The following cases of motor
vehicle violations were disposed
of by Alderman William Dough-
ten who imposed fines, as follows:
Arthur E. DeFillippo, Charles
town, Mass, arrested by Smyrna
police, was held on two counts,
allowing an unlicensed operator to
operate a motor vehicle, fined $40;
and displaying unauthorized regis
tration plates, fined SIS. The
police investigated an accident at
u. S. Route 13 and North Street,
involving Franklin Dixon, Jr.,
Henderson, Md, and Clifton AL
bert Thomas, New Castle. Dixon
in making an improper left turn,
when car driven by Thomas at
tempting to pass at the intersec-
ton, collided with damages to
both cars estimated at $3.50. Dix
on was flned $lO Tor 1alllng 10
signal in making left turn, and
Thomas was fined $40 for passing
another vehicle at an intersection.
Thomas Blackman, Moore Haven,
Fla, fined $40 for making an i'm
proper left turn; Betty L. Black
burn, Dover, fined $40 for oper-
ating a motor vehicle without a
license. Other cases appearing at
the alderman's court included
Gilbert Johnson, Jr., Smyrna, fined
$50 for purchasing liquor for
minor; Danford Bailey was fined
a total of $50 on two counts of
disorderly conduct; Edward Bar
rett, Smyrna, fined 81 on a dis
orderly conduct charge.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-23
Southern States Meeting

Members of the local Southern
States Board Of Directors and the
Farm Home Advisory Committee
voted at their annual meeting
planning conference held recently
to hold their local Southern States
annual membership meeting on
September 26. The meeting will
be held at Clayton, Delaware.
Highlights of the membership
meeting will include election of
local Board of Directors and Farm
Home Advisory Committee mem
bers; the showing Of Partners"
color movie produced by the
National Council of Farmer CO.
operatives. and What's the
Answer" contest.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-23
VISITS I'LL BROTHER
Motor Trip Interrupted BY Urgent
Message; Continues BY Plane

Miss Amelia Winford, who start
ed from Smyrna on Monday
morning to drive to Southern
California to be with her brother,
Albert, who is seriously i'll,
drove all night Monday night to
reach Chicago in order to get a
plane after receiving a message
about his condition. She had an
assistant driver from Smyrna who
will continue the trip with her
car. Miss Elisabeth Wilson re-
received a telephone call from
Miss Winford at IL pm. Tuesday
night saying she had reached the
apartment of her brother at Long
Branch, At press time there is
no further news. Albert Winford
was in Smyrna during the month
of May apparently in perfect
health. Miss Nina Winford will
leave for California by train. Del
aware State Police were at work
with police in states along her
known route to get the message
to her that she should continue
by plane. However, she called
California from western Pennsyl-
vania Monday evening and got her
message direct.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-23
CALL FOR GRID
CANDIDATES
Coach Horney Calls For First
Session of Squad For
August 27
FIRST GAME SEPT. IA

Plans for the approaching foot
ball season are taking shape at
Smyrna High School, where to-
day Coach William Horney issued
the first call for Eagles grid can
didates 20 meet at the school gym
Monday night, August 27, at z
o'clock. Horney said the squad
would begin hard work immedi-
ately as the first game is sched-
uled for September IA, the earli-
est opening date in the history of
the school. This will be Horney's
second term as head coach. Last
year he recorded an eight win, no
loss record. Previous to his head
coaching duties he served as as
sistant to Frank Stellatella who
is now coaching at Bloomfield,
New Jersey. Although hard hit by
graduation, transfers, and drop
outs, the outlook for the '56
Eagles is promising. Among hold
overs in the backfield who can be
counted to share the load are Ben
Solloway, Ronald Mccoy, William
Cassell, Robert Spencer, James
Persinger, Donald O'Neal, and two
newcomers, Robert Moffett and
Curt Weber. The big gaps to fill
are the posts vacated by the
Reedy boys, Dale and David. The
line has some veteran material
returning in David Deakyne, Dav-
id Comegys, Fred Bush, William
Carter, Donald Blow, Larry Robin
son, Richard Hudson, and Ralph
Warner. The complete schedule,
which includes only three home
games, are: Sept. IA, Millsboro,
home; Sept. 21, Caesar Rodney,
away; Sept. 20, Alexis I. DUPONT,
away; October 5, Rehoboth, away;
october IL, open; october 19, Mid
dletown, away; October "a, John
M. Clayton, home; Nov. 2, Lewes,
home; Nov. 10, Delaware City,
away.
Smyrna times., 1956-08-23
]. w. HULTBERG
GUEST OF CAP
Tells of Experiences In Cadet
Exchange Program In
ruguay
PLAN LOCAL FLIGHTS

Cadet First Lieu. James Will
liam Hultberg, member of the
New Castle Squadron and of the
Air National Guard, who was
chosen to represent this state in
Uruguay, was guest at the regu-
lar meeting of the Smyrna Cadet
Squadron, Civil Air Patrol on
Tuesday night. Major William
Rubertus, U. S. Air Force, liaison
officer of the Delaware wing, who
accompanied Hultberg to South
America, also attended the meet
ing. Lieut.. Hultberg told the
cadets of his experiences in
Uruguay where he was sent on
the cadet exchange program con-
Quoted betweeen twenty-three ma
tions of the free world in an effort
to advance human understanding
and relations. Also present at the
meeting were Major Herbert W.
Wood, assistant director of cadets
for the Delaware Wing, CAP;
Sergt. Walter Hawks, liaison Of
fee, u. S. Air Force; and 1t. Col
Albert w. Morse, Jr., deputy for
education and training for the
Delaware Wing. Lieut.. William
Short, commandant of the Smyr-
ma Cadet Squadron and Major
Reynolds Jones, commander of the
Kent Senior Squadron also at
tended, and a conference of all the
officers present was held to plan
the program. Plans were made
locally for arrangements for orr
entation flights for members of
the local squadron which will be
taken on Sunday in P.A.-1s-
Smyrna times., 1956-08-23
FUND DRIVE CONTINUES
Firemen Report Good Cooperation
In Annual Drive for Funds


Robert Jacobs, president of the
Citizens Hose Company and
chairman of the current annual
drive for funds, reports that the
firemen have had good coopera~
ton from the people. The drive
is still in progress and about half
of the town has been covered and
about three-fourths of the rural
areas. 1t is expected to get the
rest finished this week. 1t is
necessary to return where the vol
unteers found no one at home.
The committee will appreciate it
if those who have not been reach
ed by the volunteer workers will
send their contribution in to the
company. The committee ex-
presses their appreciation for the
contributions they have received
to date, and ask the continued in
terest of the people they strive to
serve. They remind the people
of this area that the finest fire
equipment made stands ready TO
serve them. The slogan: Our
Efforts Are Endless - To Insure
The Saving of Life and Property
Now and in the Future, and
also: Remember: Every Dollar
You Donate Is A Dollar of Fire
Protection Purchased serve to
give meaning to the efforts of the
firemen.