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Smyrna times., 1963-02-07
Sat-. Feb. 2, 1853
II 100 O'clock. Sharp. Rain or shine
MACHINERY AND
POTATO EQUIPMENT

vi - u " AlNk IN -fAA-ANA
John Deere &c" tractor with cu'-
tivators. ~ Meeker harrow. MeCl.-
er harrow, 6-row weeder. Oliver =
ton wagon, with flat bed Olson vine
beater. Oliver 2O-row sprayer. with
5OO-gal. tank and motor. only 3 years
old: John Deere 2-row potato dia-
ger, 4-row potato harrow, Iron Aye
2-row high speed potato planter /.
Troyer potato cutter, TreNler potatO
cutter. with tractor: Irrigation pil'e
trailer. IIaines potato duster, l6' pO-
ta.o loader, with electric motor /:
Haines potato grader. Haines potato
sizer. Haines potato divider. Hain6
potato picking table. Fairbanks
scales. with indicators: trac;nr
table saw. dump rake.
TRUCKS
1852 Ford 2-tOn F6 truck with ilai
bed and speed rear.
1854 Ford ll2-ton truck with fiat
bed.
is47 Chevrolet 2-ton truck with
flat bed and speed rear.
LABOR CAMP EQUIPMENT
AND MISCELLANEOUS
% beds. 4 gas stoves. tables and
hairs. 10000 potato j0-lb. bags. sou
potato lOO-lb. bags. l25 Pickcn :
baskets. chains. tools. shovels. picks.
rakes. snow fence. lumber. posts.
wire. and many other articles ton
numerous TO mention.
TERMS: Cash Day of Sale
Lunch will be served
JOHN DIEMICKE,
Owner
Crawford j. Carroll. Auctioncer
DoVer Delaware
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07
Kitchen Remodeling

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM = See
our factory. = See your cabinets be-
ing made to fit your kitchen.-Pick
out your own colors or stains. WE
REMODEL your kitchen-porch-o
what have you completely. We have
our own carpenters. elec-
tricians and most important of all
a designer. Tables of all sizes.
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07
Cord of Thanks

1 sincerely wish to thank
all my friends from the bot
tom of my heart for the
thoughtfulness in sending me
flowers, candy and approx
mately 100 Get Well Cards
during my illness up here at
the Lankenau Hospital. Phil
adelphia.
Harry Aumack
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07
Men and Women Needed
Work In Civil Service

No experience necessary,
gramar school education us
ually sufficient Train now at
home for jobs with Security
For details, send name, ad-
dress, phone no to: NATION
AL TRAINING SERVICE,
BOX so, c/o The Smyrna
Times, Inc, Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07

LOST - Black wallet with
initials Rib. in Gold, con-
tanning valuable medical and
other papers. $40 reward for
return, no questions asked.
Call 653-8955.
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

Pursuant to an Order OF the Or
phans' Court of the State of Della
ware. in and Tor Kent County. in
proceedings to partition the real
property Of Ella M. Hammond. de-
ceased. late of Kent County. Della
ware. now owned by Burton Walls.
Delema Walls Graft. Earl M. Walls.
Norman X. Walls. Marie Walls
Webb. Harry W. Walls. Ruth Walls
Layton. Mena M. Bennett. Willis L.
Walls. Roland ID. Walls. Ida Nj.
Ellingsworth. Marion Tucker. Ella
Mae Cannon. Roland X. Walls. Grace
w. Muir. Marjorie w. CULLEN.
Amelia Z Haddaway. Janet W.
Barr. and Mary Ann Mykyta. heirs
of Ella M. Hammond. as co-parcen-
ers. will expose to sale by way
Of public vendue or auction, on
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07
RAMBLER
y Nxm.~nn~z
THE RIGHT CAR

For Sale v
Smyrna: Attractive 8 rm.
house in central location.
Modern kitchen; 2 livingrms;
large dining room; A bedrms;
oil heat; combination Win
dows; aluminium siding. In
first-class condition through
out. Asking $4,000.
Clayton: Charming Z room
house that has been thor
oughly modernized. New GER
amic tile bath with all built
in features. Inside window
shutters; latticed doors; oil
heat; beautiful fireplace in
hvingroom plus built-in book
shelves. You must see this
one. Asking $14,500.
CARL l. WRIGHT
Realtor
90 Commerce Smyrna
653-9978
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07
WANTED

WANTED Will do baby
sitting in my home day or
evenings. 653-S131.
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07
NV
~S4''a
w'SchOOl
Lunches

WEEK OF FEBRUARY Ills
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07

Crawford ]. Carroll, AuctionCer
Dover. delaware
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07
r & o Kitchen
Cubinef Co.

Across from State College. North of
Dover. on the DUPONT Highway
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07
FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Red clover seed
Contact Ford Stats. 653-9510
Smyrna times., 1963-02-07

Sherii't's Office
Dover. Delaware
January 25. 1868.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-12-13
Having A Kosher
Zion Chonukoh!

CHICAGO - The Kosher
Zion Sausage Company of Chi
cago, manufactures of quality
corned beef, pastrami, salami,
frankfurters and other strictly
Kosher delicatessen products,
again offers variety in cold cuts
for Holiday parties and snacks.
Visit your delicatessen and
make arrangements for a lazy
susan party tray or select the
prepackaged meats from your
supermarket.
Have a Kosher Zion Chanu-
kah!
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-12-13
Scroll Containing
PsoIms Is Found

TEL AVN - A Dead Sea
scroll containing the 81st to
the 85th Psalms has been found
at the Massada fortress near
the Dead Sea where a team of
Hebrew University archaeolog-
lists is currently excavating the
palace of King Herod, it was
announced here by DR.. Yigael
Yadin, Israels former chief of
staff, and director of the eX-
pedition.
jewish children from oppress-
ed countries. The major por-
ton of its financial support is
supplied by Hadassah, the
Women's Zionist Organization
of America.
Mrs. Joseph Goldman and
Mrs. Madeline Rose, co-chair-
men for this local Embarrassing
effort, plan to make this
brunch an outstanding affair,
both socially and in the
amount of contributions Sc
cured.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-12-13
BETH HEBREW
SISTERHOOD

A Hanukah latke party will
be given by SiSterhood at the
Synagogue Saturday, Dec. IA,
at 9 pm. Donation is $1.25 per
person.
Sistcrhood will also hold a
latke party for children of the
religious school on Sunday,
Dec. Is, at IL noon.
CITY OF HOPE
A luncheon at Temple Beth
Israel will be held on Tuesday,
Dec. "a, at IL noon by Chapter
245. A social hour will follow.
HADASSAH. ELANA GROUP
Rabbi Hillel Friedman of
Congregation Har Zion will
speak on American Zionist af-
fairs at Elana's December 10
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Murray Cohen, 1902 w. Hay
ward, at 8:15 pm.
Refreshments will be served,
and the public is invited to at
tend.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-12-13
PHOENIX CHAPTER OF
HADASSAH

Phoenix HadasSah has set
Wednesday, January 8, as the
date for a brunch at the Exc
cutive House in Scottsdale,
which will be open to all con-
tributors to Youth Aliyah.
Founded in 1884 by Henriet-
ia Sold, Youth Aliyah is a
worldwide movement for the
rescue and rehabilitation of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-12-13
Organizations
LADIES BIKUR cHo1LoM

The buffet dinner and card
party originally scheduled for
November "a and postponed
because of the death of Presi-.
dent John F. Kennedy will be
held Sunday, Dec. Is, at 6 pm,
at Beth Ell Auditorium. Dona-
ton is $1.75 per person.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-12-13
JEWISH NATIONAL HOME
FOR ASTHMATIC
CHILDREN

"A short business meeting,
followed by a card party, is
planned by the Phoenix chap
ter of J.N.H.A.C. for Sunday,
Dec. Is, at 8 pm, at the Com
munity Center.
Refreshments will be served.
There will be no charge, and
the public is invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-12-13
PHOENIX BIKKUR cHoLIM

Phoenix Bikkur ChOllm Will
sponsor its annual latka party
at the Community Center Sun
day, Dec. %, at 7 pm. A social
hour will follow. Refreshments
will be served, and the public
is invited. Donation is ST..
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-09-01
Sidelights On The
s'KariIagan'

\N(OAAtiAAeASNA II Olll QSC
tierrez, both of Philippine movie
fame) is a star of Sampaguita
Movie Studio.
Model No. 3 - J0JI FELIX
married to DIR. Herminio We
larde, Jr) was seen in Seattle
during the 1852 Seattle Worlds
Fair. She is conceded to be an
almost professional model and
ballet dancer. She gives ballet
lessons in the Philippines.
Model No. - MARY PRIZE
TO cher movie name was Yo-
landa MarqueZ). Very demo-
cratic and congenial she never
goes into temperamental tan
trums as a great actress would
be expected to have.
Model No. 5 = CONCHITA
SEVILLA the only single girl
in the group is the youngest,
having just come out Of the most
exclusive finishing school in Eu-
rope. She modelled for Miss
Lucky in Paris and was a favo-
rite where she took courses.
The cOuturiers coming with
the troupe are Jose (PitOy) Mo-
reno and Ben FarraleS. Both
have the characteristic faStid-
iOuSneSs of punctiliOus fashion
dictatOrS, with an eye only for
the beautiful and aesthetic.
:; =; s.
The KARILAGAN is a private
undertaking with the approval
and consent of the Philippine
Government because of the OBJ
vious benefits to be gained from
it by the country by way of good
publicity, opening of possible
fashion markets for Philippine
designers and creation of a tour
list asset. That explains the in
tereSt of our local consulate in
this undertaking.
x = Is
The Philippine Couture ASSO-
citation is not paid for the shows.
The models are well-knOwn
members of Manila society who
are donating their services to
good cause. The San Miguel
Brewery is sponsoring the en-
tire trip. The main purpose of
the undertaking is to enhance
the image of the Philippines
abroad, aside from exploiting
the possibilities of promoting
Philippine-made fabrics. acceS-
series and fashion designs.
E The overall chairman of the
4 Karilagan showing in Manila is
: Mrs. Imelda Romualdez Marcos,
I wife of the President of the
I Philippine Senate, the Hon. Fer
dinand f. Marcos. incidentally,
/ she is the cousin of Mrs, ES-
II tela Romualdez Suit, our con
sul-general in Seattle. Co-chalr
man in Manila is Miss Conchlng
Sunico, the Elsa Maxwell of the
Philippines.
- s.
We quote a capsule description
of the models: Gloria Romero
endows the gowns with a Spe-
cial glamour which can be term
ed "star quality" COnchita Sc
villa is remarkable for her
youthful charm and grace. Che
no RectO HASTEN is breathtak-
ingly elegant. JOii FeliX-Nel-
arde gives drama to the crea-
tions. Mary PrietO is uniquely
VivaciOuS.
Z
I'VE acknowledge indebtedness to The
f pL;i;,,;,e Consu 'ote-Generul in Seoii.e
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-09-01
Francisco Child
Baptized Aug. IS

Pamela Mae Francisco, 2-I/2
month old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emiliano A. Francisco, of
1924 Brandon ST., was baptized
at the Saint James Cathedral
last Sunday, August 25, at 800
P. M.
The Godfather was Alex Il
defronzo, Worshipful master of
Ezra Lodge, and God-mother
was Mrs. Ella Cook, aunt of
Mrs. Francisco.
Celebrating the occasion, a
buffet dinner was served, fol
lowed by dancing, at the Ezra
Lodge headquarters, 118 4th
Ave. So.
Baby Pamela gave a sparkling
smile as she sensed this was
her big day. The photographers
taking her picture had it al
ready set on their books that
she will be a future entry as a
Seafair princess.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-09-01

I'VE acknowledge indebtedness to The
pbilippine Consu 'ote-Generol in Seofie
for the above information about the
ARlIAGAN.-Editorl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24
Shipping is MuffIed

Soothing action by Mr.. Ken
nedy and a singing lecture to
Mr.. Mcnamara and Deputy
Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24
Kennedy Program Stalled
In Legislative Committees

sion has enough support to get
through the House, possibly
under a two-thirds majority
vote procedure to bypass the
Rules Committee.
Many House committees and
subcommittee have heavy
schedules. They will consider
administration proposals deal
ing with mass transportation
problems. mental health, mill
tary construction authorize
tons and parts Of the omnibus
Federal aid to education bill,
Those bills as well as q mill
tary pay increase bill already
approved by the Armed Serv-
ices Committee will not be de-
bated In the House for another
month or more.
In contract to the Senate,
which engaged In a filibuster
for many weeks, the House,
since January Q, has. passed
legislation extending the draft
law (passed also by the SEN
ate), a $l5.8 billion authorize
finn for nniseilaa nlanae ehine
and other military hardware;
a $508 million 1868 supple
mental appropriation for the
Commodity Credit Corp, and
bills giving honorary citizen
ship to Sir Winston Church.
Ill. establishing the Rules Com
mittee permanently at is men,
beers and restricting foreign
travel by House committees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

1905 OF other items classify such English Bone China FoOer
Lamps Of all old and large and
smG-Odd and coffee
Lamp ShSdMOrtG and PetIe SD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24
De GouIIe Raises Offer
But Miners Rebuff 1t

PARIS, Mar Is (AP).-Pres-
ident de Gaulle's government
gave ground today before the
nations 10000 striking coal
miners, raising its pay increase
offer from ST per cent to IA
per cent. Union leaders said
it wasn't enough,
A government appointed
study committee recommended
the "a per cent offer, saying
this matched the lag in miners
pay compared to private in
dustry wages since 1858.
The committee also recon-
mended increases of between
81 and SO per cent for cleo
trical and gas workers. and a.
to So per cent for railroad
workers. These groups also are
involved in the strike, but the
rail workers stoppages are only
sporadic.
Leaders Of the largest Goa
miners union, the Communist.
led General Confederation o.
Labor. stuck to the strikers
demands Of an IL per cent pa,
increase, plus q shorter worl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24
Critic Of U. 5.
Loses Degree

CAMBRIDGE. England, Mar
% (AP) Cambridge Univer-
sity withdrew today the offer
Of an honorary degree to Lord
Hailsharn, Britain's Minister
for Science. after faculty mem
bers objected to his recent crit
icism Of American education.
At q faculty meeting orig
inally called to confirm the
degree offer, Sir Ivor Jennings,
university vice chancellor, said
he was Withdrawing 1t because
of the hostility of senior fac
ulty members.
Members Of the science fac
ulty said they were annoyed
by Lord Hailsham's definition
in the House Of Lords Of the
causes Of the "brain drain
the recruiting Of highly quail
fled British scientists by Amer
lean institutions.
The 55-year-old Hailsham,
son Of an American mother,
told Parliament last month /:
Americas need to live para
sitically on other peoples brains
because Of the inadequacies in
their educational system is the
major cause Of British scien-
lists moving to America"
Cambridge scientists dis
agreed.
I'VE know that the real cause
Of scientists moving to Amer
lea is the insufficient extension
Of further education in thi,
country" said DR.. A. A. Corner
Of Clare College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

by Senator Mcclellan appeared
to have muffled some of the
sniping In the fight between
the subcommittee and the Pen.
tagon.
MIR. Gilpatric, testifying be-
fore the subcommittee, denied
he had anonymously accused
Senators Mcclellan and Jack
son. He also denied he told
newsmen the two Senators had
led him to believe the investi-
cation was to be merely q face
saving affair for Jackson-just
enough to make it seem Sem
ator jackson had done his
duty" for constituents.
Testimony given by Mr.. Nc
Namara on Friday will not be
released by the subcommittee
before tomorrow although the
security-censored version of
Mr.. Gilpatric's testimony was
released . few hours after his
appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

week and a fourth week Of paid
vacation.
The coal strike was In its 23d
day. Miners and their wives
staged orderly demonstrations
in the Rhone valley and in the
industrial city Of Lens to pro-
claim their solidarity.
Speculation that the work
ers in the natural gas field at
Lace would return collapsed
when negotiations were broken
off and the unions declared
they would stay on strike "at
least as long as the miners"
TOKYO. Sunday, Mar. "a
(AP).-workers Of Japan's q
private railway and bus COM
panies staged q 21a-hour strike
today to back demands for q
nationwide pay increase for
transport workers.
A labor spokesman said the
unions and management Of
nine major and 10 smaller lines
failed to agree last night. He
said II no progress is made, an
other strike win be held
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

necessarily defeat in the Rules
Committee.
Illness Of Representative
Madden, Indiana Democratic
liberal was a factor last week
in q 7-to-7 Rules Committee
vote preventing clearance OF
the medical training aid bill
Sponsors Of the Youth Con-
servation Corps bill and the
Export Import Bank bill said
Mr.. Madden's vote will be nee
essary to overcome a Rules
Committee combination of two
Southern Democratic conser-
vatives and all five Republican
members. Mr.. Madden is hos
pitalized and not expected to
return to the Capitol for an
other two weeks.
House Democratic Leader Al
bert declared that the House
could move much faster II
complaining Republicans CO.
operated In moving bills
through the Rules COMMITTEES,
Representative Avery CT Kan
sas, O Rules Committee Repub-
lican, replied that Democratic
cooperation could have pre-
vented a 7-to-7 vote which
blocked a resolution to ban So
called ''backdoor spending"
Majority Whip Boggs, Demo-
crat Of Louisiana. said yester-
day he viii start polling all
House Democrats tomorrow on
the Export-Import Bank ex-
tension bill. The measure has
aroused no controversy except
for its "backdoor-spending''
provision. Leaders want to de-
termine whether this provi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

OFFICES ana nome district travel.
They hone. however, to start
April with a shower Of measures
to ward off a rising storm of
Republican complaints about q
"do-nothing" Congress.
The first regular department
tai money bill for the coming
fiscal year is expected from the
Appropriations Committee late
this week for House considera-
ton next week. This bill for
the Interior Department is to
be followed soon by those for
TreaSury-Post Office and for
Labor Health, Education and
Welfare, which also may 20
through the House before an
Easter recess begins April /.
The House passed the Treas
ury-Post Office bill last year on
March 6 and in 1861, on March
20. 1t also passed the Interior
and the Labor-HEW bills in
March last year.
Progress on other bills before
mid-April this year depended
mostly on committees rather
than the House itself.
The Rules Committee threat
ems to be the main bottleneck.
Administration bills for youth
employment and conservation
work. extension Of the Export
Import Bank Act with a back
door-spending" provision, and
a $3.50 million three-year Fed
eral aid program for training
more medical and public
health personnel have been ap-
proved by other House commit
tees. They face delay but not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

fornia and 8 per cent each In
Connecticut and Missouri. The
remaining 16 per cent would be
scattered to small contractors
In other States.
Defense Secretary McNa-
mara's decision to let the con-
tract for the multi-purpose, all
weather fighter-bomber to Gen.
eral Dynamics Corp. Of Fort
Worth, has been brought under
hot fire before the Senate In
vestigations Subcommitte
headed by Senator Mcclellan,
Democrat Of Arkansas.
Senator Mcclellan has said
the group Is investigating
whether there was favoritism or
poor judgment in rejecting Of
a competing bid by the Boeing
Co. Of Seattle, Wash.
Sylvester Rebuked
Assistant Defense Secretary
Arthur Sylvester was verbally
spanked by the subcommittee
for saying you win hardly get
q judicial rendering by q COM
mittee In which there are var
ious Senators with State self
interest in where the contract
goes"
While President Kennedy OBJ
served that "this contract m
wolves a large amount Of money
and naturally some people
would prefer 1t to go to another
place than the place which the
Secretary chose" most subcom-
mittee members have skirted
the political implications in
volved.
However. without providing
an answer. Senator Muskie.
Democrat Of Maine. q member,
posed the question: WAS the
contract awarded to General
Dynamics Grammar rather
than to Boeing on the merits
of the issue involved = or
was the motivation political7"
He fastened to praise Mr..
McNamara's formidable repu-
tation for honesty and integ-
rity, hard-headed obiectivity
and decisiveness."
New York to Benefit First
Disclosure Of how the spend
ing viii be allocated under the
pilot contract for the Tx
the Pentagon's designation
meaning Tactical Fighter, Ex-
perimental - indicated New
York would get the first flush
Of the defense money. with Its
attendant boost In employment
this year and In 1854.
New York has two Republic
can Senators and in Gov. Mel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

son A. Rockefeller q potential
COP. opponent for Mr.. Ken
nedy next year.
The understanding Is that II
General Dynamics gets the
remainder Of the first-phase
contract-it has only the $2l
million initial award 30 far
Grammar Aircraft Engineering
Corp. in New York win do q
major share Of the initial re-
search and development work.
This would mean heavy ex-
penditures in Texas would
have to await completion Of
the preliminary work. Vice
President Johnson is q Texan
and the State has one Demo
cratic and one Republican Sen
ator.
BOeing Doing Well
Government statisticians have
come up with figures they say
indicate Washington State, the
headquarters Of Boeing, has
not Jared badly in defense con-
tracts. They figure that in 1852
OUTLAWS there totaled 1922 per
person. on q population basis,
Senator Jackson, Democrat
Of Washington. q subcommittee
member. requested the Tx
inquiry. He is expected to seek
reelection next year.
Comparable figures for other
States, based on population,
showed these Defense expendi-
lures: California, 1881 per per-
son: Massachusetts,. $254; New
Jersey. SITS: New York. $l5e;
Ohio. $l09; Texas, $104; and
Pennsylvania, $84.
Shipping Is Muffled
Soothing action by Mr.. Ken
nedy and a singing lecture to
Mr.. Mcnamara and Deputy
Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24
TACTICAL FIGHTER
TRIMMED TO Tx

The initials Tx, the
designation for the mill
tary plane involved In the
current controversy. stand
for Tactical Fighter. Ex-
perimental.
The flexible : wing air.
craft, designed for use by
both the Navy and Air
Force. win carry the desig-
nation Fill when it moves
from the experimental to
the operational stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24
Texosy New York Get
Big Cut of Tx Funds
BY JACK BELL
Associated Press Staff Writer

Texas and New York will the major benefits Of De-
Tense Department spending in the initial phase Of the $6 bill
lion Tx warpane program.
OF the $842 million the five years for pro-
ducton Of % prototypes responsible Government official said
New York
OF the total amount per cent would be spent in Cali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
star staff Writer

The House win watch March out like legislative lamb
because Of committee hurdles threatening hold up
major bills until after Easter
Democratic leaders said yesterday they nothing
tap for House action this week except possibly vote
resolutions providing allowances congressional