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Smyrna times., 1962-07-05
Request
AcHOn On
School
Repair Blu

The last meeting of the 1861 =
o2 school year of the Board
of Education of the Smyrna
Special School Districtwas held
on June 9th with all mem
bers present and Mrs. Mar
garet M. O'Neill, presiding.
1t also marked the last meeting
for Superintendent DR.. George
V. Kirk who has resigned to
move to Montgomery County,
Maryland.
The Board held its reorgan-
ization meeting on Monday, July
End with the newly appointed
superintendent, William Ward
James In attendance. MIR,
James takes over his duties
here in August.
The Board noted that the
referendum for four additional
rooms had been certified as
passed by the State Board of
Education In meeting on June
2lst. This will allow the Dis
trict to construct I6 rooms In
stead of IL on the North Ell
ementary School. No addition =
al bond money will be needed
for this project as a result
of favorable bid prices.
Superintendent Kirk submit
ted a report for the 1861 81
school year noting commen-
dations and recommendations
developed by the Smyrna school
staff. The Board noted that
these recommendations and
Communications should be help
full to them In the coming year.
No attention has yet been Civ
en- Ito the needed school re-
pair bill, and the Smyrna Board
asked that letter be written
to the Governor asking him to
consider action on this mat
CONTINUED ION Page Six)
Smyrna times., 1962-07-05
Mcdowell
SeeksSBA
Office For
Delaware

Congressman Harris B. Nc
Dowell, Jr. this week urged
that a branch office of the Small
Business Administration be es-
tablished In Delaware.
He wrote John E. Horne,
Administrator of the Small Bus
mess Administrator, praising
the work of the SBA sub office
at Rehoboth, Delaware which
was temporarily established
upon Congressman McDowell's
recommendation, to provide
disaster loan assistance to
businessmen and property own
ers following the coastal storm
last March 6.
Congressman Mcdowell in
formed MIR. Horne of the dis
satisfaction felt by many Della
wareans who have had to travel
70 to ESQ miles to and from
Philadelphia to seek advice,
forms, or other information
In connection with small busi-
ness loans.
Congressman Mcdowell wrote
MIR. Horne that:
''Many Delawareans have ur-
ged that Small Business Ad-
ministration office be estab-
lished in the State of Della
ware. There have been ex-
pressions of dissatisfaction by
Delaware applicants in that
they must travel from 70 to
ESQ miles to and from Phila-
delphia to seek advice, forms,
Continued on Page Two)
Smyrna times., 1962-07-05
35FOreign
Students
To Visit
Smyrna

Thirty-five American Field
Service students from foreign
lands will arrive in Smyrna
at 2 pm. on Saturday with TWO
chaperones to spend the week.
end In homes In Smyrna and
Clayton. They will be met by
their hosts at the John Bassett
Moore High School.
They have all lived In homes
In the United States for approx
imately eleven months, and the
primary purpose of the bus trip
is to give them an opportunity
to become familiar with COM
munities other than the one in
which they have lived, to form
new friendships, and gain ex-
perience In various homes.
They will be welcomed by
Joyce Thompson and a group of
high school students represen-
ting the General Organization,
who will serve cokes and pret-
zels, introduce them to their
host families, give out souven-
ir programs prepared by
Brooks Banta, representing the
Jaycees, and distribute souven-
ir packets secured by Mrs.
Francis ]. O'Neill from local
merchants and businessmen.
The Silver Eagles will hold
an informal dance in their honor
on Saturday evening. Following
church services on Sunday they
have been invited to swim at
the Smyrna Swimming Club or
at Lake Como. They will tour
Dover Air Force Base on Sun
day afternoon.
A buffet supper will be held
Saturday evening at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. j. Everett
Lofland, where they may go
boating, water skiing, bathing
and participate In various out
door games. The VFW has in
vited them to view the fire
works display at $50 pm. at
the Norman Shorts farm. The
students will leave Smyrna
Monday at 9 am. for Washing
ton, and will return to their
own countries from there.
Local residents who will en-
tertain the guests follow: DR..
and Mrs. John ]. Lazzari, ,Luiz
Defferrari, Brazil; and George
Bamuturaki, Uganda;
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Edmond
son, Jr., Everardo Perreira
Teles, Brazil, and Ole Andersen,
Denmark; Mrs. Raymond D.
Pusey, Jorge Zamora -Monge,
Costa Rica, and Kenzo Oshima,
Japan; MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin
Johnson, Hans Peterson, Den
mark;
MIR. and Mrs. Franklin Cook,
Susana Rodrigues, Ecuador;
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Everett Lof-
land, Ulrich H. W. Beck, Ger
many; Mrs. Harley Bodley,
Miss Airi Prusi, Finland; MIR.
and Mrs. David K. Fauser,
Jacqueline Buan, France; MIR.
and Mrs. George Wright,
France Donon, France; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe S. Robinson, Cenev-
Continued on Page Six)
Smyrna times., 1962-07-05

The Smyrna Rotary Club rec :
ognized the service of DR..
George V. Kirk, president, at
the final meeting he attended
last Thursday night before leav-
ing the next day for his new
post in Maryland.
He was presented a silver
tray by William E. Matthews,
Jr., secretary and past district
governor, as a token of good
will and appreciation of his
services. DR.. Kirk had been
a member of the club for six
years, serving as president
during the 1861 -62 year, andas
Smyrna times., 1962-07-05
Kent-Sussex Appeal For
Observation-Disclosures

The 1862 annual appeal of the
Children's Bureau of Delaware
in Kent and Sussex Counties
began this week when letters
we're mailed to residents
throughout the TWO counties.
This is the ninth such campaign
to be conducted by the agency
and includes all towns In the
lower two counties except Do
yer, Seaford and Blades which
have United Funds In which the
Bureau participates. Proceeds
from the drive will help topro-
vide support for the agency's
services to families and chill
dren downstate.
The Children's Bureau is a
state wide child care agency
providing counseling services
to parents, temporary boarding
care to children prior to adop-
tive placement and adoption
services. The services are a
vailable to anyone regardless
of race or creed. The Bureaus
services in New Castle County
are supported mainly by con-
tributions to the United Com
munity Fund of Northern Del
aware.
Mrs. John o. Snyder of MIL
ford and Mrs. John E. Wilson,
Ill of Smyrna are serving as
co-chairmen for the Kent Coun-
y Appeal this year and Mrs.
Charles G. Engstrom and Mrs.
John ]. McNeilly of Rehoboth
are heading the drive in Sus-
sex County. All four are mem
bers of the Board of Directors
of the Bureau. Serving with them
are representatives of the ma
jor towns In the two counties
with the exception of Dover,
Seaford and Blades.
A luncheon meeting of all
persons taking part In this
years drive for the Bureau was
held recently In Rehoboth at
which plans for the campaign
were outlined for the forty peo-
pie attending. Mrs. ]. Edward
Schell, president and Miss E.
lizabeth S. Townsend, executive
director of the Burear, spoke
at the meeting In Rehoboth. Re-
ports on the extent of the agen-
cies. services to residents of
Kent and Sussex Counties were
given and the reasons why ad-
ditional support is still needed.
The 1861 solicitation resulted
in total of $7,5o5, the lar
gest amount raised by the a.
gency to date in the TWO coun-
ties. A considerable portion of
this amount is realized by pro-
ceeds from the Blue Carriage
Ball held each year in Rehoboth
for the benefit of the Bureau.
The fourth annual Blue Car
riage Ball will be held this
year on Friday evening, August
"a at the Rehoboth Country
Club with Howard Lanin and his
orchestra again providing the
music.
Co-chairman for the Ball this
year are Mrs. Joseph S. c.
Mach of S~aford and Mrs. M.
Hayes Wilson, Jr. of Dover,
both members of the Board of
the Children's Bureau.
Other sources of income for
the agency in the two counties
include appropriations from the
Levy Courts, income from en-
dowment and trusts, adoption
service fees and ALLEGATIONS
from the United Funds.
Serving with Mrs. Snyder and
Mrs. Wilson In Kent County
on the 1862 Appeal Committee
are the following: Mrs. James
j. Reilly for Camden, FELTON,
and Wyoming; Mrs. William H.
Schoolfield for Clayton and
Smyrna; Mrs. Calvin Boggs for
Cheswold; Mrs. Isaac Orivs for
Frederick and Magnolia; Mrs.
Continued on Page Four)
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FORD TELLS OBJECTIONS"
EXPLAINS TAX STAND IN SWANSON LETTER"

Detroit luPD The State Journal, Lansing, IoIl
nen'y FORD u said yesterday he opposed fhs eompro
,,,. - pos''" mar was defeated in this years ess
sure by one vote because regarded soma Of ,he ,sxs.
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rord made the statement in letter to Cow swsinson
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swaNsoN LAID THE BLAME ON THE DEFEAT OF
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.--- tses FORD, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
"CLAIMs DEMOCRATS USE
BIG LIE TECHNIQUE"

BY UP The State Journal. Lansing, Oct. II
George W.. Romney Republican candidate for govern
or, Wednesday charged that Democrats using two
big lies" about him in The campaign.
Democratic incumbent Gov John B. Swanson, seek
ing term renewed his support Of President Ken
nedys program for federal aid TO education.
RoMNEY SAID THE LIES WERE THAT he SOLD
tsss LIE, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
"R0MNEY CHARGES z BIG LIES:
CROWD AMAZES SWANSON"

Detroit Nows, Oct. II
Republican George Romney has charged that Gov.
Swanson spreading two big lies overweenng de-
sire 10 win, matter what il takes"
The candidate for governor tossed away prepared
speech on business and ihe economy before the Booker T.
Washington Business Association Lucy Thurman Branch,
AZ ihe YWcA, $50 Elizabeth east
His voice shook he ssssed Swsnsons charges that
he compromised his principles in fhe Constitutional Con-
venon and that he lodged leadership TO influence COP
senator's during she 1862 fiscal reform fight.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
"sWAINsON BO0ED. R0MNEY CHEERED AT
CLUB DEBATE"

NY. TrIb, Oct TO
Gov. John g. Swanson. Democrat. was booed Mon
day night when he told the Economic Club Of Detroit the
Republican party in Michigan neither understands
about people business The Economic Club is
posed mainly Of business and financial leaders.
Auto Manufacturer George Romney appearing The
platform, drew standing applause when he declared
we've got to treat employers Just we'll
unons we've got clean up the fiscal mess got 10
put order and then got 10 90 out and
resell Michigan to the nation"
Mr. Romney is Gov. Swsnson's Republican opponent
in the Nov election. This their first fscefoace de-
b5te Of the campaign.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
WAYNE COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL IS
0vERsTAFFED BY A MILLION S A YEAR!
IN ITS PsYCHIATRIc DIVISION!
AUDITORS: CUT STAFF AT HOSPITAL"


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The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
AS WE SEE TT
SWANSON AND R0MNEf
AS THEY MET HEAD -0k

Detroit Free PreSS eoif't. Ocf 10
Judqnq debates such the eonfronfsfions between
Gov Swanson and George Romney before the Economic
Club Of Detroit and the night feIsvson is like
scoring boxing match.
II has 10 be done points. and any Judgment
going be deered by sdherenis OF the given
the fewest.
Hardly less than with the TV debate, The question az
the Economic Club how the opponents scored on The
air and their words would read in cold type the
had the Of who sat in the hall where he spoke.
and that Gov Swanson had small chance OF winning
verfs.
Grsspine this, Mr.. Swanson addressed himself prin.
cipsly The audience rather than The
Mr. Romney effective in that respect but also sppssred
70 have his immediate audience in mind than did fhs
Governor
All the Governor did with his immediate audience
70 exploit il for the radio listeners part Of OBJ
dvrafe force endeavorng TO hold Michigan back but
succeeding any we'll against Gov. swsnsons effort
carry IL forward
ON THIS THEME, AS He DEVELOPED IT, GOV.
SWANSON GOT HIMSELF INTO SOMETHING or A CON.
TRADIcTIoN. IN THE TELLING. THE GOVERNOR WENT
ON FROM VICTORY TO VICTORY, tAUAcHIN6 EACH
CLAIM TO THE VOTERS ALLEGIANCE WITH my DEM.
OcRATc ADMINISTRATION HAS
II is difficult TO understand how he has done so much
in light OF what he called the Republican wreekng crew.
On the hand because of H. Michigan would appear 10
to be in the political dark ages On the other because
Gov SWANSON the state have been pushinu into
sort Of golden
tsee HEAD-oN. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
BY Andrew +. Erueh0uf C.S. +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader


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See SWANSON Page q
"ROMNEY RIDES HIGH"
DEMOCRATIC DIRECTORS LIFT HIS CHANCE TO
WIN MICHIGAN GovERN0RsHIP"
"HE PLAYS DOWN COP LABEL.
CAsHEs IN ON PERSONALITY:
STATE WOES HURT SWANSON"
NEGRO MORMON CHURCH ISSUE"
The Wall Street Journal Oct 10
BY Robert D Novsk Staff Reporter Of The Wall Street
Journal.
DETROIT = II the election held today, RePubli-
George Romney The prophet of the compact would
become governor Of Michigan end Ia years Of Demo
cratic rule.
Auto Workers members who form the backbone Of the
Michigan Democratic Party George Jurezsk tool maker
the chryser plant in Detroit who voted for Democrats
in the last subernstoa elections, almost echoes
tsee RoMNEY, Page 81
"CLAIMS DEMOCRATS USE
BIG LIE TECHNIQUE"
yuPI The State Journal. Lansing, Oct. II
George W.. Romney, Republican candidate for govern
or Wednesday charged that Democrats using two
big lies" about him in the campaign.
Democratic incumbent Gov. John B. Swanson, seek
second renewed Of President
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20
"WHY 3 ENGINE FAILURES
ON DITCHED PLANE?"
"CAB SUSPECTS FUEL CONTAMINATION"

Washington. NY. Trb. Sept IS.
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fion reported by the Flying Tiger considered
onein 0milon shot He said trouble with the fuel sys
tenn or the fuel itself would be the likely target Of in
vestigstion.
The disehns resulted the first fatalities
in Controlled" landing in the Atlantic by
American airline since the last Is years.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-20

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