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Smyrna times., 1958-02-06
SCHOOL
REPORTER
Basketball Team Points For
Dover Game

Basketball Team Points For
Dover Game
The Smyrna High School Eagles
basketball team will play its next
home game on Friday night, Feb.
7th, when they entertain the Dow
er High School Senators. In the
first game at Dover, the Blue and
White spurted in the final quar-
ter to salvage a victory, but the
, Eagles hope to reverse the de-
cision this next time. Coach Tritt
hopes to have his squad at full
strength for this game and he
plans to start one senior, Larry
Ellery, at center. The guards will
feature two juniors, Ronald Nc
Coy and Richard Cole. The for
wards will have two juniors also,
Ralph Warner and James Per-
singer The rest of the squad in
cludes Vernon Johnson, William
Slacum, Wayne Cole and Barry
Pritchard. In the first game, the
junior varsity team hopes to re-
peat its first success against the
Dover team. The Leaders Corps
of the school is planning pep
rally for this Dover game.
Shop Glass Visits Chrysler Plant
The junior and senior shop stu
dents at Smyrna High School
journeyed to the Chrysler plant at
Newark yesterday to see the
workings of a modern assembly
plant. The group was under the
direction of Mr.. Warren Gillespie,
Industrial arts teacher at the
school.
Student Council Prepares For
New Election
| The members of the Smyrna
High School Student Council are
busily engaged in making prepar-
ations for the coming election of
General Organization officers. This
year any candidate for office must
file a written petition with the
student council stating the Office
for which he is candidate and
he must have the signature OF
twenty students endorsing the per-
son as a candidate. The primary
election will be held in the lat
ter part of February.
Results of Statewide Testing
Program
Seniors and their parents are
being invited to obtain and dis
cuss individual scores made on
last falls testing program con-
Smyrna times., 1958-02-06
CLAYTON

Ewell's-St. Paul Church Notes
The Rev. Guy H. McWilliams,
pastor. announces services for
Sunday, Feb. 9, as follows: Church
School will begin at 10 o'clock,
and will be under the guidance of
G. Francis Downs. superintendent.
At the IL o'clock worship service,
the pastor has chosen for his SER
mon subject, MY Audience. -
The Clayton Cub Scouts and the
Youth Department of the Church
School will be in attendance at
the regular Sunday morning wor-
ship service.-The Church Calen-
dar lists meeting of the Com
mission on Membership and Evan
gelism, with Mrs. Ruth Virdin, as
chairman, for Tuesday evening,
Feb. IL, in the Church Parlor.-
Today's Meditation: Conrad, the
novelist, frequently mentioned the
shadow line" Meaning the line
that divides youthful irresponsi-
bility from adult responsibility.
Some people never cross that line,
no matter how many years they
add to their lives. How about us
Have we crossed the line ?" Have
we taken responsibility gladly. in
stead of shrinking back? The
kingdom of God moves forward
on the feet of those willing to
shoulder responsibility. = The De-
votional Reading for Today: We
who are strong ought to bear
with the failings of the weak, and
not to please ourselves.-Romans
15:1.
Items-The regular monthly
meeting of the Clayton Fire Com
pany will be held in the Firehall
Tuesday, Feb. IL, at s pm, with
the president, Robert E. Berghorn,
presiding.-Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Norman, with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Diemicke, attended the eighth an
nual meeting of the Grounding
Lodge of Delaware in Masonic
Hall, Newark, on Friday evening.
Herr Grundsow, as he is knwon
to the Pennsylvania Dutch, is now
considered the least reliable bit
of folklore, because he has been
wrong more often than right as
far as Delaware is concerned. The
dinner was the traditional Penn
sylvania Dutch menu. - Twenty
nine members of the Clayton Fire
Company attended the dinner
meeting on Tuesday evening, at
Beckley's Restaurant, in honor of
the outgoing president, Arthur G.
Dickerson. A brief ceremony was
held in which Robert E. Berghorn
current president, presented Mr..
Dickerson with an engraved gav-
el-Mr. Cornelius ]. Hall observ-
ed birthday on Friday, January
31.-Plans have been completed
for the Survey of Souls, CEN
sus of each parish in the Will
Smyrna times., 1958-02-06

Daniels, Jr. and Mrs. Ford Stats.
of Clayton. Representatives from
Elkton, Newark, Rising Sun, North
East, Chestertown, Middletown
and Dover were in attendance.
Smyrna times., 1958-02-06

near Glasgow. Edward Hurd, man
ager of the Smyrna Clayton South
ern States Cooperative, was ac-
companied to the session by Mrs.
George Wilson and Mrs. Walter
Hill, of Smyrna; and Mrs. Lee
Smyrna times., 1958-02-06

Locals Attend Farm-Home Meet
A training meeting of the
Farm-Home Advisory Committee
was featured at a divisional gath
ering of the organization last
Thursday at the Glass Kitchen,
Smyrna times., 1958-02-06

GOOD BUYS ON USED RoCKETsI
Rocketng sales of the 58 Ods have provided your Ods
dealer with wide variety of atemodcl Rockets taken
in radei Budget prices these used Rockets make it
easy step up Olds See your dealer, rocket awayl
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
PARA IRENE

Isl SUI novio lie hace espe-
rar, no la complace en- cast
NADIA tiene gustos distinto9
a. los suyos y es muy enamo-
RADIO, la logica dice que Sc
2uira teniendo las mismas
aficiones Y eostumbres una
vez casado con listed. Ell ma
srimonio no afecta al tempe
ramento nj a las ideas, mu-
eho menos en- ell case de I'm
hombre de "a amos, que es la
edad de su novio. En- conse-
cuencia, creo que tiene us
ted razon de temer que las
cosas no vayan por buen ca
mino. 81, aun estando COM
~pletamente SECURES del exito,
muchos m~atrimonios fracasan
Gque posibilidades puede te-
ner Ell que proyecta listed?
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28

bida. En- una palabra, esta us,
ted va cediendO y listed 10 sa.
be en- el f0nd6 de SUI alma. La
verdad .es, sin embargo, que
el j0ven no merece esa GEM
passion de listed 6POr que sc
case? GPor que Sc uni6 a una
muier para hacerla desgracia.
da? iPor que ha tenido I'm
hiJO que ta' vez va a abando.
mar? No, amiga mia. Ell NAL
va no tiene remedio. La solu.
ci6n eYta EN- que listed deSa-
parezca definitiyamente de la
vida de csc hombre, mudando
Sc de casa, ysndose de Miami
81 es necesariO Seguir jugan.
do con fuegO es construir la
tragedia de listed. misma, de
Ell, de la otra y de una criatu,
"a que no tiene la culpa de
NADIA.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
poema De Rog~
UN sUENo EN- FL VALE

I'm hueco verde, I'm hiLo contorfn de aqua clara
qqe ondrojos orgentinos entire los hierbos Prende
loco: en- eIIos ell sol del monte oltVo esplende;
y como I'm ~voIIeciIIo que en- royos esPumoro.
I'm soIdodo reposo, boquiobierto, desnudo
Ia cobezo, entire berros ozules extendido;
muy poIido, en- la hierbo mojodo Sc ho dormido,
y Ia luz IIueve sobre su verde Iecho, crudo.
Entire los espaldohos tienen los pies, Risueno,
como enfermizo infonte, duerne pldcido sueno.
iNoturoIezo, meceIe con color! Este helodo.
Su norfz ell perfume de los conpos no aspire.
Con Ia nono en- ell pecho duerme al sol. No resPiro.
Tiene dos ogueros rojos en- un costodo.
ID. ARTURO RIMEAUD.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
Ejercicios AGecua os en-
DVersos TrabajOs

ma a m6nlca, evitando defor-
maciones antiesteticas.
En- 10 que Sc refiere a la silue-
ia, la gimnasia va dirigida espe.
cialmente a lograr la flexibili-
dad que confiere ese aspecto tan
juyenil, a dar elasticidad a los
musculos y a afinar las lineas.
Claro esta que hay que distin-
guir entire una gimnasia higie-
MICA general, que desarrolla y
at;na la silueta de manera uni.
forlne, y una gimnasia CORE to-
ia, cuyo objeto es mejorar las
tPasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
AL ORD DEL ABIsMo

AL BORDE DEL ABIsMO
Querida Amaranta: Tengo
% amos y TN problema. Guam
DO apenas tenia Is me ena-
more de un muchacho, pero
no obtuvimos ell consemimien
to de mi familia para casarnos.
Mi madre me envio a vivir
a otro pueblo para que no 10
y.ese y, aunque el ,siempe me
bus2aba, acabo por casarse
cor otra muchacha, no sin
advertirfa que estaba enamo-
RADIO de mi. Han pasado los
amos y, de repente' me encor-
tire ell otro dia con Ell, Esta
casado, tiene I'm hijo y me jul
70 que soy la unica mujer a
quien quiso siempre. 70 lie
sunlique que no m%encionase-
mos ell pasado, que piense en-
SUI mujer y en- SUI hijito, que
nos limitasemos a ser ami
gus. Pero es inutil. Ell no com
Irende NADIA. Debido a que
soy catolica va no puedo que
5 rerlo' sin embargo, -veo que
esta sufriendo mucho y me
da mledo que Sc entregue a
la bebida, como me ha asegu-
RADIO. En- vista de ESQ, ereo
que 10 mejor sera que me mu-
de 0. que vaya a otro pals.
20 sera .mejor que vaya a yer
"a SUI mujer y lie aconseje que
trate de comprenderlo y 10
trate bien?
eonsuelo.
Por una parte, estS claro
que listed Sc da cuenta de Ia
peligrosa situaci6n en- que se
halla; por otra. es evidente
que lie falta la energia neee-
SARA para cortar pOr 10 Sane.
Esa instruction de ir a visi.
tar a SUI espOsa es una mons.
truosidad. listed no Is quien
para ~entrometerse en- la vida
de ese matrimOniO, para ira.
tar de afianzarlo o para des.
hacerIo. Hace NAL en- compa.
decerse de los sufrimientos
del muchachO, de teiner que
sc vaya a entregar a la be.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28

Una de las caracteristicas mas
notables den uestra epoca es
Ell ingreso de la mujer en- ell
campo de los mas variados IT,
pos de oficios y profesiones.
MIuchos de ellos demandan
uns d%etermlnada posicion du-
rante horas y horas, 10 cual ter
NINA por causar serios trastor-
nos al ORGANISING.
Por esta razon cada tipo de
'trabdjo requiere eiercicios es-
peciales que compensen la fall
ia dc movimlento natural y de-
ssrrollen la musculatura en- for
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
Distinguish Boda

trace feIaZqueZ, MIA del Con
sui General de Cuba en- Los An,
geleS, Manuel Velazquez, y Jose
NJ. Duarte, contrajeron matri.
monio ell jueyes, dia % en- la
iglesia de San Esteban, de ests
ciudad. La novia reside en-
Iiami muchos amos, cuando el
+. Velazquez era Consul Gene.
al de Cuba en- esta ciudad.
La hermana de la novia, Hay
dee, fue madrina de honor, y
las senoritas Ofelia Ddarte, Mi.
chits Won Heydenrich y Marga.
rita Alexander, fueron damas
de honor.
Ell hermano de Manuel, Pedro
Velazquez, fue padrino Y suS
dos primes, Carlos Almanac y
Hector Guevara, ademas de ia.
yier Tribe, fueron los testigos
de Ia boda.
La madre de la novia recibio
a mas de 200 invitados en- su
residential.
La pareja .proyccta pasar SUI
luna de miel en- California Sep
tentrional y Mexico, y luegn es-
tablecer SUI Residential en- Hon.
duras.
De Ponomd
Por la via aerea lego a Mia
mi en- dias pasados, procedente
de Panama y en- viaje relaciona-
do con Sus asuntos comerciales,
Ell estimado caballero senior don
Victor Inchausti, a quien nos
complace saludar cordialmente:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
PARA P o BOX sss mAMl
Bodos de MuseIinc

Celebran hoy sus Bodas de
Muselina, tres amos de venturosa
union conyugal, ell senior Mario
Nliez y sonora, Mary de Nj.
nez, gentil pareja Guiana que
fila su residencia entire noso.
tros.
Vayan par aeIlos nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones y votos
porque i sfruten de muchos
amos mas de compression con.
yugal.
Nocimiento
En- fecha reciente, en- ell Hos
pitsl jackson Memorial de esta
ciudad, lego al mundo I'm her.
moso varoncito que alegrara ell
hogar tornado por ell senior
RogeliO Rodriguez y sonora, Dull
ce de Rodriguez, miembros esti-
mados de nuestra colonia cuba
ma.
Para ell recien nacido; que lie
vara ell nombre de Robert, y pa.
rs suS dichosos padres, nues
tros parabienes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
Aniversario Matrimonial

Hoy celebran I'm nuevo ami
versario de bodas ell senior Gus.
tavO COsiO y sonora, Gabriela de
COsiO,, miembroS apreciados de
nuestra cclonia hiSpanoamerica-
ma a quienes nos complace fell
citar calurosamente y desear
muchos amos mas de dicha ma
trimonial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
FLORIDA
cumpIeanos

Nos complace enyiar ~nuestras
mas caras felicitaciones a la gen
til damita Guiana senorita Hay.
dee ValdGs quien celebro en- ell
dia de aver la grata OCCASION de
su cumpleanos.
(PaSa a la Pay1Ila 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
I tdLd UE.
sal
METoDo.

IS Sc acomoda ell pernil en- I'm
r1olde con tapa, junto con todas
las verduras cortadas en- tiras
largas y finas Sc agregan los
demas ingredientes, Sc tapa la
fuente y Sc cuece en- horno a
$50 grades durante 1 bora y me
dia. Puede servirse al salir del
horno dejarse enfriar y sreyir
al estilo de pescado en- escabe.
che. .
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
INDIGESTION

La llenura daspues de las CO.
midas, la acidez estomacal, ell
dolor en- ell pacho Y debajo de
las costillas 0 en- los costades
son sintomas corrientes. Y
eStos slntomas, va sea uno o
todoS estos, indican una di-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
Rodns de Pnnel

Sus Bodas de Papel, primer
aniversario matrimonial, cele-
braron aver ell senior William
Wayne. Weaver y sonora, la
gentil dana Guiana, Zsida Lima
de Weaver, motive por Ell cuaI
los felicitamoS calurosamente Y
formulamos votos por SUI ventu-
ra personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
~ del Ma
EsCABECHE DE TERNERA

ESCABECHE DE TERNERA
INGREDIENTES
/ pernil de ternera
2 eebollas
2 pimientos morrones
zanaho1ias
2 dientes de ajo
IL lim6n cortado en- roda'
jas.
hoja de laurel o..
ramita de oregano
l cucharadita de pimienta en-
g"ano
1-2.taza de vinagre
l rama de perejil
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28

Sentimental
per. Asnaranta

Dirjanss las consuitas a BUM SENTIMENTAL. P. o. Box 1856,
International Airport. Miami 4. Fla Rogamos a los lectores o
Iectoras ape irmen III cartas con un pseud6nimo o iniciaes
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28

Vayan nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones para la gentil sehori-
ia Margarita Greco quien cele-
bro aver su cumpleanoS Y .apro-
vechamos la OCCASION para de-
sarle que disfrute de muchos, Y
muy dichosos, amos mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28

L L U ueleC-
tuoso de los impulses ner-
viosos a este organo tan vital
puede ser la causa del nal
funcionamiento del mismo,
I'm trastorno que Sc puede
curar 81 recibe una pronta
atencion de SUI Quiropractico.
Un sistema digestive saluda-
Bile puede ser la Have de una
salud radisnte y libre de los
m~slestares tan corrientes CO.
mo es la indigestion.
Para una consulta lame al
Dr.. FIcreneio F. Reyes
$50 S. w. Avenida u
Miami, Florida.
Tells: HI 4-7076-HI 4-S9S1
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28

Nos es grato enviar I'm cor
dial saludo al estimado caballe-
no senior Juan Jose ArevaIo, Con
sui de la Republica de Cuba en-
esta ciudad, con motive de la
grata celebration de i'm nuevo
aniversario de su natalicio en-
ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28

gestion muy
1obre debi-
do, possible
n t a
una vesicu-
la b ilia'r
o b S t J.
d a que en-
Ia m a y o r
partc de los
casos puede
ser corregi-
rio Hin err
m n i
+ TO dafan
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-28
8 PA

Para limpiar la csspa Y ealn,ar Ia picaz6n,
lave su cabeza y IA dc sus niios con Ia po-
mads-champu Piojina. Picazones en- Ia cabeaa
y el cuerpo; erupciones leves en- Ia piel, am
rollas y rajsduras en- los pies, ;Pioiins las
Olivia. Destruye parasites en- Ia cabeia y
parties ~vellosas. Compre PIoJIEA en- botieas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Reed Ruling Broodens
Mallory Decision

such time as the suspect is
taken into custody.
ION arrest, the prisoner must
be taken before a reasonably
accessible magistrate without
unnecessary delay. But until
there is such an opportunity to
reach such an official. the Su-
preme Court has not held rea-
sonable questioning must
cease" Justice Reed added.
Porter wasn arrested about
1890 pm. IA July 81. 1856.
after he had been in a fight
with Bertram Bowers. IL, Of
the 5000 block of M street NV.
The fight took place in Porter's
apartment in the 100 block of
Trenton street Sc.
Porter made a statement to
police by 11:15 pm. that day.
and the next morning-between
10 and 1890 a.m.-was brought
to Municipal Court for arraign-
ment on an assault charge.
However. Municipal Court
Judge Andrew Howard. learn
ing that Bowers had died at
District General Hospital at
9:S5 that morning, ordered po-
See MALLORY, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
star stan Writer

Blue Cross subscription rates
will increase an average of AZ
per cent in August. F. P. Raw
lings. jr.. president of Group
disqualification, Inc, an
nounced today.
The increases will be paid by
by most of the 100000 SUBJ
scribers in the greater WASH
ington area. Medical Service
Blue Shield) rates are not af-
fected.
At the same time. Mr.. Raw
lings said. there will be i'm
proved benefits.
Because many employers pay
all or part of the subscription
charges for their employees,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
BY PHIL THOMAS
Star Stah Writer

The Supreme Courts Mallory
decision of last June does not
rule out police detention of
suspect for questioning when
a committing magistrate is not
available, the United States
Court of Appeals here ruled
today.
Retired Supreme Court JUS
tice Stanley Reed. sitting tenn
porarily on the appellate bench.
wrote the Interpretation OF
what his former colleagues
meant by the controversial
Mallory decision.
Today's 2-l decision upheld
the manslaughter conviction Of
Charles S. Porter. SO. who had
been convicted Of killing a man
in a fight on July 81. 1856.
Justice Reed declared that
each case depends upon its own
facts as to what is or is not
unnecessary delay in taking a
prisoner before a committing
magistrate.
He said that the value in
enforcement of careful inter-
rogation of suspects is recoe-
nized and encouraged until
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Hot Air in Car
Puts Driver in Fix

When the air conditioner in
the car Abe Pearl, about 80,
was driving today started blow
ing hot air IN today's 88 degree
heat he apparently decided to
Ak it himself. 1t turned out TO
be the wrong decision.
A finger on his left hand was
caught in the unit under the
dashboard. and it took Fire
Rescue Squad No. 2 and a
mechanic three-quarters Of an
hour to free him. according to
his aunt. Mrs. Sam Cohen Of
1927 Allison street NV.
Mr.. Pearl. a driver for Often
berg's Bakery. who lives at 329
Delafield place NV, was taken
to a hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Financial indicators

Major financial barometers also showed gains at the
end of May.
Deposits of 10 member banks of Washington
were 43 per cent above year ago May %.
Outstanding loans per cent above year earlier
Washington bank clearings in five months were up
as per cent from last year. somewhat margin
than 68 per cent in four months.I
Invested savings of 90 savings and loans associations
May 81 124 per cent above a year ago and
mortgage loans were up 95 per cent.
District sales of ordinary life insurance Jagged per
cent behind year ago in five months after showing
l per cent gain in four months
Figures for May 81 are compared below with year
earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
PEACH DISHES
ARE SUGGESTED

THE MANY WAYS to prepare
peoehes and the record crop this
yeor OF one OF Americas fsvori,s
dishes is described in detoa BY The
Stof's Food Editor. Violet FsuIknsr.
Turn TO Pose 81.
AN ELDERLY WOMAN tells
obout her penny pinehins eOmponiOa
Of the evening and another women
writes on how to beat o $50 pound
husbond in todoy's "Deor Abby"
column. Feature Poss, Clio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

two Britons named to the
Western team also will go to
Geneva.
Canadian and French off,
Gals here said they expected
their representatives to join
their American and British
colleagues.
Speculation on China
From Great Britain there
was Foreign Office speculation
that Red China may have
played an important part in
the Soviet Unions 24-hour
switch in policy.
Late Tuesday afternoon the
Soviet Union told the United
States it agreed that the &C.
neva talks should go forward.
and named a Romanian to its
panel of experts.
This would have brought the
Soviet delegation to parity with
the West in the number of ma
tons represented. From the
Soviet bloc there would have
been scientists from the Soviet
Union, Poland, Czechoslovakia
and Romania. From the West
ern side would have come ex-
pertS from the United States,
Britain. France and Canada.
British diplomats repeatedly
have reason to think Red China
protested the affront in naming
Romania instead of Red China.
The possibility that the Krem-
lin might name Red China as
See TESTS, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Blue Cross to Raise
Rotes About AZ Pct.

terms OF special group con-
tracts will determine the
amount of the increase each
subscriber will pay.
Since the last rate increase
in 1852, hospital costs have
risen about 40 per cent, Mr..
Rawlings said. in explaining
the increases. In 1852 the av-
erage daily cost per hospital
room was S23, he continued.
Now it is slightly over s32. he
added.
The new rates are payable in
August for protection Begin
ming September /.
Basically. the new rates are:
Standard Hospital Service
See BLUE CROSS. Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Sales

Department store sales were down per cent in five
months due mainly TO five days of heavy SHOWS in Febr
and March when sales dropped to around zero along
with the thermometer Cold weather in June held back
bathing suits
While hotel occupancy in Washington was the high
est for large city in the Nation hotel sales here in
five months Jagged l per cent behind year ago Air
passengers per cent ahead Of last year.
Figures and District auto sales continued to
show substantial declines from year ago Gasoline con-
sumption also down.
Latest totals and those for a year ago follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
BULLETIN
Menodo Captured

JAKARTA (P). - Army
headquarters reported today
the rebel capital of MenadO
in North Celebes has been
captured by IndOnesian gov
eminent troops. The city'S
fall in some of the heaviest
fighting in the civil war was
regarded as spelling the
doom Of all organized rebel
resistance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Pension Rise
Set inAugust
322, 900 to Get
September Checks
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star stan Writer

Ten per cent increase in
annuitieS for the Governments
322. 900 retirees and their sur
vivors, including about 10000
in the Washington area. go
into effect August as a result
of President Eisenhower's ap-
proval Of the annuity increase
measure yesterday.
The increases will show up
in annuity checks in Septem-
Der.
All those who retired prior
to October /, 1856 will share
in the increases.
$500 Maximum
The maximum increase will
be limited to $500.
Under the new law, an an
nuity will be given for the first
time to the $4,000 widows or
widowers of Federal annuitants
or employees who died before
February 30, 1913. To be ELI
gible. the deceased spouse must
have worked in Government
for at least 10 years. This an
nuity will not exceed $3.50 a
year.
Widows and widowers who
are eligible for these annuities
for the first time must contact
the Civil Service Commissions
retirement division. since the
csc has, no way of knowing
who is eligible and who is not.
Call or Write
They can either visit the re-
tirement division Office in Room
l02, Pension Building, F street
between Fourth and Fifth
streets NV. and obtain their
application form for the bene-
fits. or write to the retirement
division. Civil Service Commits
sion, Washington, DC.
Present annuitants and sur
vivors. of course. need not apply
to the csc. They will receive
their annuity increases auto
matically.
The cost Of the meaSure-$60
million a year-will come out
of the civil service retirement
system until June 80, 1860.
After that. Congress will have
to appropriate the funds to
cover the cost.