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lEW! NEW!-TRADE YOUR HOME
and move before Christmas into
this custom built 4-bedroom, 2ha-
bath Early American rambler;
huge rooms: HOT-WATER BASE
BOARD HEAT; I'm. rec. rm.. .-car
garage. GRAHAM CO. JU. 5-655n
NEW HAMr. AVE. AREA-LEAv-
ING FOR OVERSEAS, owner sells
3-mo. old split-level house: 4 bed
rms, . baths. rec. .rm.. air cond.,
completely furn; close To schools,
church. Out New Hamp, ave. TO
a603 Ayenel fd.. Oak View. Nd
So3. 600. $4,000 down. Open day
and night. HE. a-:14a5.
N0RBECK, Sycamore Acres a
bedroom, all-brick, custom built
rambler: full bsmt., . lovely fire-
places, aluminium storms: many
other features: 1-acre lot SEQ.
$50. Pvt. OWNER. Call WA. g.
NORWOOD. .NORBECk RD, on 4
" CUTE N cozY"
2 2.bedrnn brick rambler for only
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-1ooC
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REAL ESTATE SALE or EXCR,

WILL TRADE WHAT HAVE YOU
tSr baths? Ho"s 40 oOaymsnt yeasn o. On s.T rms ~
Glassmanor. You must earn
SSSS;SS0c0 per year. Phone To.
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~4SAS<A4N ~ xAkb4A
IMAED. OCCUPANCY!
Walk to Wis. and Western shopping
center and bus. 3-bedrm. brief
Colonial; family dining rm.: excsi.
BUY: Good loc. Low 2Os.
HUR1AUX, REALTOR
OIL. 10000
AVAILABLE NOW! KENT AREA
I[MMAGuLATE 3-BEDRM.. 2-BATH
COLONIAL. Large modern kitch-
r srcund i.SeI ss pSwdsr s E% Srisht H.
IRON ESuiPPESGpS GpSqFsiujPRnNsas; FURNACE TYR Fos
VIRGINIA HILLS; 10 min. 70 70
White House or Pentagon: priced
under 40. Gall Mr.: Rhodes. OF.
NC. SSe44I; D1. 1Tli4SI 1TE4gK g. PHILLIPS
BARNABY WOoDS-very attrac.
prick Colonial; side.hall plan,
preakfast nook In kit: q large
tpeoITms;, te rms. ,, z bath: % on 2nd: Stairs
4th bedrm.; rec. rm., gar, beaut.
lot w/large oak trees. Excel. value:
immed. poss. Call WO. $4,000 TIL
Q: EDW. H. JONES g. CO.. INC.
BERKELEY SHOW PLACE, in one
Of Washington's finest close-in
neighborhoods, 10 minutes from
downtown. A delightful Colonial,
with o rear view overlooking Vir-
ginia. The exquisite craftsman
ship in this fine home can only
pc appreciated by your insneetion
Priced in upper 40s. Ewes, CL
6.506s. FRANK q. PHILLIPS,
BRIARCLTFF Area = BEST BUY
3.bedrm. brick rambler. freshly
decorated. In 20s. Good terms
4E1ssaSs'sf; 4.Ssoo. I'M. J; ;s-SSssso' soHArEI' FE
BURLEITH- -GEORGETOWN - An
absolute show place! 3-bedroom
town house beautifully remodeled
n the very hnests "Georgetown''
tradition: Lover 3os! FRANK o
oeHhi14Eioes' ohl 4.oosT NC d. 7-l4ll; ewes
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
ModerL Iiney-built brics duplexes
surrounded BY univ. campus Tive
separate entrances; priced to sell
with So 600 down. Cali Mr.. =. L
Tiney.. ]. B. TIPFEY 4 SON, LA
9-4111; ewes, OIL. 2-726e.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-compietel,
recondi itioned older house; Z bed.
rms, Ia baths, Ice. liv. rm. W.
hrepl., sep. din. rm.; full bsmt.
porch; side yard and garage. -Conv
location. $1s.Q50. OIL. 2-207l.
CHEVY CHASE NV. : Premierl
showing Of new, 2-story, brick, s.
bedrm., 1h-bath town house
featuring elec. kitchen In color
screened porch. patio. "a bath IL
rec. rm.: located in established
neighborhood w/conv. transp. anS
shoppinE: S2s.O0O. OIL. 2-207l.,
CHEVY CHASE: SCI .500-Detachet
? hedrrns, y, baths. garage ant
full bsmt. Assume Ice. 4hacS trust
Call Mr., Richardson, EN-, o.SOaG
with J. NELSON HUGHES, EN-
CHEVY CHASE. " block on Conn
ave. nr. shopping and schools
Four bedrms., newly decorated
SD lots Of charm. level garden
garage: low EOS, BILLINGSLEI
REAf.TY Co, EN-. 2-2326; ewes.
DELAFIELD PL. NV, 46O-onl!
$500 down; 2-story row brick:
bedrms.. bath, 2 enclosed poTches
hv. room. din. room and kit; ful
bsnt.. auto. gas heat. Beautifu
hardwood hoors; newly decorated
Can DE. 2-24be or WI. 0-e257
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Bhlsk T rm and v19:p 'hnsi GSSnisi ssS sn I1as: 1
3 bedrms. and full bsmt. Assume
present 4het loan. size mo. total
pymts. See 1t today!
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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HOUSES fos sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL-Psir nat.frt. brk.
houses; unrestored: on active close
In block. GILBERT. NO. 7-41s7.
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LORTON. vA.-6 rooms and bath,
minutes b. c. $ias month. , z y
MALCOLM. REALTOR, IA. 7-3024
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AVONDALF

3-bedrm.. 1h-bath, sep. din. rnns
transp. and shopping center. Pull
bsmt. Anchor fenced yard. Storm
windows, dishwasher, disposal and
w.-to-w. carpeting; $3.50 dn. FLA.
RIVERDALE
Stone bungalow on nice lot with
fruit trees. Lge. modern kit. w
colored elec. stove and refgr. Less
than 2 yrs. old; End Or. finished
rm. 12x30, could be .lge. bedrm.
or 2 smaller ones. $500 dn. incla.
settlement cost.
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'HEvY CHASE. Somerset. Ora
fSui s m D'sf Ta%O,fT snd Sfnsow SfnssT wall vail
overlooking secluded scr. porch:
5rkfst a; area; 4 bedrms.,, btl1lse, study tSd or Or
nursery. . baths. full bsmt. W.
study: trec. rm. w/firepl., full
bath and plenty Of storage space ,
2.car garage, sac. 800. KORZEN-
D0RFER REALToR. OIL. 4-sll1
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES TO SHARE

HOME and srounds.
T;tb Sgt; P:rE1nS sdnSS ,oi.S is a Elri; s. e share
BETHEsDA, KENWOOD AREA
Man will share home with setired
cultured. elderly lady or profes-
MIDDLE-AGED lady would Ike 10
share her respectable home with
healthy. middle-aEed lady: Gov
transp.: after q pm, RA. 3-7769
OVERLOOKING ROCK CRK. FK.-
Colored girl to share 3-bedrm.
house VIZ other girls. NO. 7-093s.
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COLEsVILLE AREA
New Brick RamblerS

Two hrand-neW custom-built ram
blers on acre lots; Ige. liv. room
with fireplace, separate dining
room, de luxe kitchen with table
space. 3 excellent bedrooms, 9
baths, huge basement. carport:
lovely view Of countryside. A good
buy ut only S24.950.
ROBERT Z. LOHR, INC.
REAT. TOPS HC I-dnfln
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OPEN

SATURDAY. DEC. 10, 1 TO 4P.M,
oS1I lzth st. n.w.-semidetached q
prick: having Q rms, III baths,
porehes. gss H.-W.H., built-in
9arags; price. $16,760. Attroetive
terms. p. J. WALSHE, NC, lii5
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KENsINGTON-AssUME GI
REDUCED-$18,950
3. 3.BEDRM. !ExPANDABLE TO 81
orick rambler on beautiful wood
dishwasher, disposal; 2nd floor in.
sula ted and roughed in: Sl04 mo.
G1ULIANO Real Estate, OIL. 4.1lO0
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HOUSES FOR SALE--N.W.

AMERICAN U. PARK
IMNED. OCCUPANCY!
Walk to Wis. and Western shopping
center and bus. 3-bedrm, bricf
Colonial; family dining rm.; excel,
buy: Good loc. Low 20s.
HURIAUX, REALTOR
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kENsNGT0N, MD.-BricF.and.
frame BUNGALOW; 2 bedrms. with
expandable attic, full basement;
cow. to public transp., excel.
shopping faeils., churches, Schools
A. real bargain at SIS, 900 Cali
~ S-6711 Mon. throush Fri. only
KENsNGT0N- bedrooms: Si5.
d,,. dSo; immediSts occupancy. Buy
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KEMP MILL-See the cool, epa-
eious look Of contemporary design
Z generous bedrms, with q possible
5th. 2h baths, lovely rec. nm,
large sweeping liv. rm. with irepl.'
sep. din. rm., table space in frily
equipped kit. plus features too nu.
merous to mention; assume 0I
loan OF $4,000. 10. 5-36S7, Open
S,a: SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
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WOODsIDE PARK-Lee. dc Luxe
sms saiss ASsSslsSs ssss. iss sTin:iSsa l@ Scrss ssS
$3S,g5o. o, D. FIELD. INC. 10,
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CONN. AVE. ESTATEs-4-bedTm.,
2-bath brick rambler: sep. din.
rm., large rec. rm. with profess
sionally built bar; many other
extras. including central air con-
ditioning. Excel. terms. VIII sell
EHA. CHESTER KELLER WOOD
MOOR AGENCY. JU. 5-7i00, SO.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-A value
plus in this semidet., 3-bedrm.,
asr an-srt; home; SIi.4o0 loan at
pi IeHtl{ ifS Go 'ts $500 ss per sJS1rsSa HS insli
PRoPERT1Es MGT.. 1880 Sonn.
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Silver Wheaton
Buying or Selling
For Quick Action
And Prompt Results

Real Estate. JU. 1888
Openines Available For
. Full-time Salespeople
SILVER SPRING - Split-level; Z
bedrmS. den. rec. rm., ga baths,
liv. rrn., din. rm.. kit. In the eos.
Occupancy In 10 days. Call AIL1-
GOOD AGENCY, S126 Colesville
rd., JU, S.44T7.
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CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Moder.i Tifiey-built brIcG duplexes,
surrounded by univ. campus. Two
1-bedrm. apts. in each, Full bsmt,
separate entrances; priced to sell.
with 81. 900 down. Call Mr., y, L.
Ttney. ]. B. TIFFEY 4 SON, LA.
SAIL; eyes,, OIL. 2.7260.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW-Don't miss
this II you are looking for q new
home In Q non-development area;
N-aefe lot; custom featured ram
bier; 3 bedrms., . baths (expand-
able to 5 bedrms., 3 baths),
ground-level rec. rm. wIfrepl.,
mod. kit. w/table space, low sos.
BETHESDA RLTY. CO. OIL. 4-1415
CHEVY OHAsE-Best buy on the
market; brick Colonial; slate roof,
3 lge. rms, Q full baths, plus. 2
half baths, rec. rm., gar, powder
rm. on lst FIR, good kit. with
breakfast space. Low, low eos.
Shown by appt, Cali WO. $4,000
" 0. EDW. H. JONES g. co..
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HHNSlNGTON ESTATRS-Darline
brick rambler; Q bedrms., fully
equipped modern Kitchen
WARM AND COY"
Living room with fireplace. Must
ce seen to be appreciated. Call
W: !. NICHOLAS 10. 5-os0O
KENSlNGTON - Attractive 4 had :
rm.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod: QUIET
street. mod. elec. kit, with table
space, sep. din. rm., walk out
bSmt., immense rear yard, Only
blks. to elem. school, Priced to
sell. G; ROBERT GRAY 4 CO
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IMMEDIATE OcCUPANCY-LaTge
3:bedrm. split with 2 bAths, sep.
din. I'm and large kit; many de-
sirable features with large waIk.
out level rec. rm.: 3rd bath
roughed In and possible 4th bed
SUBURBAN PRoPKRTTEs MGT
l0730 Conn. ave.
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semidetached brick; 3 bedrooms,
modern. kitchen with Disposaii; o
years old. Assume ~ loan, pay
and insurance. Compi. redec.
waM-to-wan carpeting. MR..
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W0ODsIDE F0REsT-Mod. 5-bed.
rm. brick Colonial in excellent
neighborhood: 1st-fiY. powder Ym.,
scr. porch, garage; close to
schools. shopping and trnnsp. G,
ROBERT GRAY & CO., Jt. s.
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RoCKYnLE-Loyely Cape Cod on
fenced, corner lot; liv. rm. with
bsmt.. earpert. Sl5.se6. THA o. o.
assume OF loan, 8. Z. BooLEY'
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BURLEITH- GEORGETOWN - An
absolute show place! 3-bedroom
town house beautifully remodeled
In the very finest. "Georgetown"
tradition. Lower 30sl FRANK o
PHILLIps, INC" DI. 7-1411; ewes,
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BRIARCLIFF Area - BEST BUY
'ssaT% dsearst.a Srss %: a6:mbls1 oca freshly
Exclusive. j.. C., CHATEL. FE
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hILLMEAD, Beth-Peinted brick
Colonial; ell redee.; huge family
fm. lst hpor. ; bedrms., lone 90
~. powder rn:. garage. earden
mouse; low 2Os. SAMUEL 3. BOG
LEY OF Nd. INC, OIL. $500
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nnLMEAD = Lovely split -leyel
home: sep. din. rm., modern kit,
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. beautifully
paneled rec. rm.: occupancy avSii.
immed, Priced In mid 2Os. OIL
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WOODsDE = Center-hall brick
split-level with 8 twin bedrooms,
large dining Tm., fantastic Kitchen
with everything built-in. oamiIY
room, screened porch, caHport and
in . prestige area Of Silver Spring.
A must see at $36,950 end We
take trades: JAS. C. CoNLEYs
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BETHEsDA = COMFORT FoR
SALE HERE, Gracefully lined g.
hedrm. brick rambler: 2 full
baths. beaming mod. kit, attrae-
tive garage, ineomparable build
ing lot: priced to sell, S24,95O
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ROCKVILLE

RAMssIEGEs 4frH vi tHss ssA9TmEHY gifEThM
WOODED LOT. Bull z r 8
TRApE-IN AT ONLY Sl4.950,
elDERED. NATIONAL CAPITAL
REAL Estate CORP. HA. 7-4400;
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OIL. 10000

1ARNABY WOODs-Very attrac
brick Colonial: side-hall plan.
breakfast nook In kit: 3 large
bedrms., 2 baths on End. Stairs
TO large storage attic. suitable for
4th bedrm.; rec. rm., gar, beaut.
lot Ware OAK trees, Excel; value;
@ EDW II IQNEa a co INC
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EXCELLENT BUY"
j NICHOI,Aa In k.flanM

for 3-bedrn.. :.
2-bath rambler: GE kitchen, seps
arate dining rm., finished family
rn.. near schools: vacant, move
riSht in. No money down CT,
$l.2o0 down; Fla: YouNKN q
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IALL PLACE IN UPPER GEORGE.
,ToWN-Toyn house; redec..
bedrms.. baths. maids quarters
with bath: $3.50; vacant: immed
occup. WIN M. THRoCKMOR-
TON EEALToR, INVEST. BLDG,
DI 1902.
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WHEATON-OWNER
WHEATON, AREA BY OWNER
SAVE 81 300 SAVE

4-bedrm., 2A-bath side split; a..
sumo SI5.S0O loan at 4lass, Sl2S
mo. VII. 6-04Ts.
WHEATON AREA, $1,000 dn., as
sumo 4laso GI loan - 3-bedrm.
ramp. wIbeaut. landscp., extra ige.
wooded lot. OWNER. VIII. 2.6636,
WHEATON, .950-2 -bedrm. brk.
ramb., storm winds. early posses.
$aOO down FHA. S91 mo. covers
al; Owner. No agents. Please. WI.
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BETHESDA = Beautiful detached
home, close-in area. near shopping
and best schools, New-house con-
rms, den. de luxe Kitchen and
separate breakfast rm.. 3 bedrms 81.
2 baths. and recreation I'm. TIE;
til 9 lafter 8 call ME. e-60s7)
SHANNON A. LUCHS co.
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m
(coNTINUEp)

u Norton ma a. sssssi sscs. &: :;e tr.n: .t
conia I'd. y. b. DILLON. sl25.
ALEX. Buckneil Msnor-4-be
tance to Belle view shopping cen
ter. schools and bus, 20 min. to
Pentagon; S110. JE. 3-S444.
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sEIHE5SDA, ,,.. e, SfsE SSsEins ,s,.t q th.
Sis Iii. with Wali oven. washer;
covered patio. carport, no bsmt.;
plenty Of storage space, walking
distance new shopping center.
schools and tranep., S17,950.
KoRzENDoRFER REALToR, OIL.
ALL I'll O
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GLENMoNT AREA = Astonishing
buy on today's market. Brick
rambler with full bsmt. STERN
windows and doors. beaut. shaded
lot: only $13.960. S400 down.
SEE SOLD SIGNS SOONER
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neighborhoods, 10 minutes from
downtown. A delightful Colonial,
with Q rear view overlooking Vir-
ginia.. The exquisite craftsman
ship in this fine home can only
be appreciated by your inspection
Priced in upper 40s. Ewes, CL
6.b066. PRANK q. PHILLIPS.
INC, DI. 7-l411.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-09

award, a trophy and check at
the Delaware Junior Broiler
Contest held at Harrington on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard CoveIl
spent the weekend at Fenwick
Island.
Don't forget Daily Vacation
Bible which begins Monday.
June l3 at Calvary Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Mary Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Butts, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Logan and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Burkins, at Carney's Point, N. ].
Mrs. William Heath and chill
dren of Baltimore, Md, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Heath.
Miss Amy Boys and brothers
of Bridgeville, spent the week.
end with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Wyatt.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-09

told there was plenty for every
one in this abundant land. He
therefore decided to discover
why people succeed or fail in
life and was determined that he,
himself, would become finan-
cially successful at an early age.
Stationed aboard the battle
ship Arizona, he was one of a
handful of survivors when that
ship was blasted and sunk at
Pearl Harbor. Separated from
the Marine Corps in 1916 and
starting with practically moth
ing, in ten years he founded and
headed four corporations. He
wrote, sold and produced fifteen
radio and television programs
per week. He has appeared on
all major networks and for four
years was the star of the dram
attic series Sky King carried on
more than 500 stations of the
Radio Network. He also
Smyrna times., 1960-06-09

Franklin Graham who is a
patient in the Kent General Hos
pital, is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ranshaw
of California, Pa, were visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hughes, Jr., over the weekend.
Mr.. Edward Hughes, Sr., had
as his visitors on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Arnold and
children of Kennett Square, Pa;
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Hughes
and sons, Miss Mary Lou Hugh
es, Carol Kris, and Kathy Con-
ley, Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes, all
of Wilmington.
Birthday congratulations TO
Nancy Alexander and Darlene
-uslsgN
Mrs. John Anderson of Mas
sey, Md, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Agnes and Carolyn
Crossley in Dover.
Mrs. Lillian Webb is visiting
Smyrna times., 1960-06-09
June Flag Week
Marked By BOggs

In proclaiming the period
June IL through l8 as National
Flag Week in Delaware" Gov.
]. Caleb Boggs this week called
attention to the tradition that
"the American flag designed by
Betsy Ross was first unfurled in
battle at Cooch's Bridge" and
also pointed out that Delawar-
cans through succeeding gen.
erations have followed this en-
blem of our unity, strength and
ideals, and many have perished
in the effort to keep it aloft."
Smyrna times., 1960-06-09

her sister, Mrs. Perkins Pratt.
Bobby Jewell, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Carlton Jewell who is a
patient in the Delaware State
Hospital is very much improv-
ed at this writing.
Mrs. Emma Reed spent Sun
day with Mrs. Amy Cook.
Recent visitors with Mr.. John
Numbers were: Mr.. Davis Num-
bers and family, Mr.. VIM. Jones'
Mrs. Ada Smith, Joe Calhoun,
Smyrna times., 1960-06-09
Nightingale Set
Keynote Speaker
AT Salisbury Fete

Featured speaker at the 9th
annual $l00-a-Plate Booster Day
Dinner, to be held at the Civic
Center in Salisbury, Md, on
June 18th at $50 pm, will be
Earl Nightingale of Chicago.
In 1856, the nations press
carried the astounding story of
a phenomenally successful young
man who, at 35, had become f.
nancially independent. Earl
Nightingale's life is unique in
the annals of American busi-
ness. Caught in the depression
as a boy of twelve, he could not
Justify poverty when he was
Smyrna times., 1960-06-09
kentOn

Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hodg-
son will have as their guests
1t. Col. Donald E. Honeman and
family. Mrs. Honeman and their
three sons, Donald, Robert, and
Gary, will arrive in New York
on June s, on the steamship
Constitution from Italy, after
spending the past three and one
half years there. Mrs. Hone
man is the daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Hodgson. After the fur
Tough, they will be assigned to
Fort Irwin, California.
Smyrna times., 1960-06-09
MarydeI

Mrs. Almina Farrow, OF Mill
ford, is visiting her daughter
and family, Mrs. Lee Harman.
Mrs. Florence Scotton and
Mr.. Richard Johnson of New
ark, called on friends in town
on Monday.
Congratulations to Miss Thel-
ma Thomas who received top
Smyrna times., 1960-06-09

Governor Boggs, in urging
that the American flag be flown
daily during N a tional Flag
Week, said that such action
would be "an expression of our
sincere faith in and love for the
United States of America"
Smyrna times., 1960-06-09
TIMES. MORNING. JUNE 9. 1860

began an insurance agency and
in twelve months led it from
last to sixth place in the nation
with one of the worlds largest
companies.
Evening star., 1960-09-29

Look OUer these fabulous
UdLues sOhich are on sale a.
your nearest Sears store
then hurry in and sGUe
today, Friday and Sat
urdGy only! Sorry, no
mail, phone or COD.
orders can be accepted.
Some quantities are
limited. Hurry and sGUe!
Evening star., 1960-10-25
Inhubitunts Vote
To Pursue Fund
To Buy Home

The Oldest Inhabitants, Inc,
last night voted to keep trying
to raise money to buy q home.
Since 1854 the group has
raised O little more than 81, 800
In donations to buy q perma-
nent residence. A motion was
made to return the money to
the donors because insufficient
funds had been collected.
However, after q pep talk by
William II. Burrel, the groups
vice president, the motion was
defeated.
After the business meeting
the group had its own version
Of the Great Debate.
Speaking for the Republicans
was DR.. Marjorie H. Parker.
who described herself as an in
terested housewife who has
travelled widely and followed
che issues. Her opponent was
Mrs. Ethel Payne, Q writer
working in Democratic CAM
paign headquarters.
After the debate, members
"voted." The results will not
be revealed until next months
meeting.
The meeting was conducted
by William D. Nixon, president,
at the Odd Fellows Hall, Ninth
and T streets NV.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
Cost Of Labor
.HeIdb|ame|ess
] n Fare Rise

The Northwest Council Of
Citizens Associations last hight
was told by Leonard N. Beb-
chick, O Washington attorney.
not to blame labor for the re-
-Quested raise in transit fares
from f1ye tokens for 81 to four
for 95 cents.
He said that in testimony
last week before the District
Commissioners, Parker Peter
man, O financial ofncer for
D. c. Transit System revealed
that the cost Of o coming wage
increase be $4S6. 900, while the
raise in fares would increase
the transit company's income
by 100000.
Mr.. Bebchick also said the
transit firm has over-Stated its
costs in an attempt to justify
fare increases.
He also explained that in
1856 D. c. Transit purchased
the Capital Transit Co. for $40
million less than the assessed
value. It was the understand
ing that this $40 million was
to. cover the cost Of removing
the trolley tracks and repaving
the streets. he said.
However, only $4,000 has
been spent for this purpose
and the company plans to
spend only 100000 more this
year, Mr.. Bebchick said. Yet,
not only Is the transit COM
pany allowed to accrue 81 mil
lion q year toward the cost Of
removal Of trolley tracks, but
the District Highway Depart
Imsnt pays for the road surfac-
ing where the tracks have been
removed, he charged:
The meeting last night was
held at the Columbia Federal
Savings and Loan Association,
Wisconsin avenue and Jenifer
street NV.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
Mid-City Group
Votes Objection
To Fare Rise

Opposition to any increase IN
bus and streetcar fares was
voted last night by the Mid.
City Citizens Association.
Various objections to an in
crease were raised, including
the hardship placed on the Job
hunter. The association said
more emphasis placed on I'M
proving service to attract ad-
ditional customers rather than
discouraging them with fare
increases.
In other business, the associ-
alton voted to send letters to
Police Chief Robert v. Murray
and District Commissioner
Mark Sullivan, jr., commend
ing them for their services to
the community.
The association met In the
board room Of the National
Savings and Trust Co., Fiji
teenth street and New York
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1960-10-25
Muthemuticiuns
To TuIk Theories

About $500 Government, in
dustrial and academic mathe-
maticians will discuss new dis
coveries and theories at q Ave-
day conference which begins
here January %.
The meeting at the Willard
Hotel will be sponsored by four
mathematical societies.