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'7 TWENTY WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS, WILMINGTON. DELAWARE. THURSDAY. MAY 17. 1956 Cook Offers Mr.

Universe Contest Set Miserable Weather Bogs Down Women's Air Race isdv Dilots. wearing For June of Virginia Beachl Tours to N. Y. VIRGINIA BEACH. Va.

Early will be a guest star. I seasonal seasonal visitors are' The boxing carnival will be a y. I two-state inter-service affair fca- UUY 'IJM intiuues skirts to maintain their "dignity," took off from Hamilton on today for Havana in the International Women Air Kace, oui ituring the oraclt Marlne boxing Sion at this resort community frnm CamD LeJeune. N. C.i bogged down here in "miserable weamer.

The 25 planes which had delayed their start landed within an hour of each other here at their first scheduled stop. One Who Go Unescorted than ever before in its 50 years wno wjn be matched against an of life. All-Star Navy aggregation. i The reason is the action-packed jn a special class also is the mishap occurred when a ane, eHod ing June 25 and piloted by Mary Ann Lippitt, of di Au2 8. Ladies traveling without es colden jubilee program, which Flower Jubilee which can now visit some of New was launched Easter Sunday and vin be tne first known display u'ill mntimio thrniiph Oclnhnr i i lorK cort night clubs as members Providence, R.

made a belly' The summer session is open to landing. full-time in-service teachers, part-ume or suusihulc Miss Lippitt and her co-pilot, nnn.tpachprs who seek a college of a "DoLuxe Night Life Party" recently included In Cook's six-day tours for "Seeing New York." iilMU ut niuurtu auuu ui nuwiia A 35-event extravaganza, the pro-; and shrubs indigenous to the sea-gram is designed during the next'shore and inland climatic condi-two months to attract the young tions. The exhibit will feature an and the old. arrav of dants which thrive in Lois Wartman, also of Providence, were not injured. Conducted by Gray Line, the For example, the Mr.

Universe santy soii and sait air of 1 adtiujr nvfll nilil nail all Mrs. Dorothy Rungeling of Fenwick, race chairman, re- i contest to be staged June 9 and rMort WP11 as throughout in' degree in education, and non-teachers who seek to meet certification requirements. The summer session offers opportunities for qualified persons to acquire the preparation necessary for certification in the 10 undoubtedly will have its spe- lne County of Princess Anne. said the Weather Bureau re cial followers, as win me vir- freshment and entertainment at the Copacabana. then takes in Samnly's Bowery Follies and the Hawaiian Room.

I i tua 1 1 ported "miserable conditions to the east." She said snow flurries. Strand Will Open rnnuh winds and cloud ice were I Npw school systems in ko nonorallo nwnnlail a A i i VP9 ll l4pe-WCek WOrk- 11 niA Udy.l ill liic wuima Jrilg- ginia finals in the Miss Universe contest June IS to 17. Among other events is the five-day Triangle Round Robin Invitation Golf Tournament for Women Professionals which of the female pilots, although the I shops will be offered. There will AtlantiC LltV esl is 100 lont'. the Program also offers stays of three, four ATLANTIC CITY Atlantic, and five days.

The "night life women couia pics meir owniDe six sucu wum-aiiwHa course. I and crafts, kindergarten-primary education, elementary scnooi note the first major party" is not part of these to its beachfront hours but arrangements opens June 6 at the Cavalicr City wi Yacht and Country Club. A top addition when the planes droned off tan ue mane iu intiutie u. A folder describing all five Hamilton's Aimort for the Buf field of 18 women are competing ine in a)most a quarter-century with Louise Suggs, of Atlanta, with tne 0enjng 0f the the defending champion. 1 million-dollar Strand of Atlantic social studies, the teaching of music for the elementary grades, language arts for the elementary grades, and elementary school reading.

Registrations are being accepted now for the summer "Seeing New York" tours is falo stop where customs officials made their The entrants are required to make visual umi'nrV nn JHC 1 1 1 1 il ft I 1 1 Cleared to attract me more rjjty on May 31. travel agencies or from any of the Board virile is a ooxing carnival June rilv block on fice of Thos. Cook Son. stops at Elmira, N. and at Birmingham, Ala.

Tour arrangements include accommodation with bath at Hotel Barbizon-Plaza overlook 15 which, with a horse show and walit al Providence Avenue, the; county fair on May 19, should be strand will portray a new con-l welcomed by many visitors. fept in rcsort hotel construction For those with an esthetic antj planning. I bent, there'll be the Seaside, Although the Strand likes to Flower Jubilee, something new De referred to as a "motor in thi uav nf Hisnlnv. which is th- i ing Central Parkwith a pano SPEAKS ON BIBLE LAUREL, May 16 (Special). Dr.

John Roscoe Elliott, a GLASSB0R0 COLLEGE OFFERING COURSES a rt at ie ramic view from the 13th floor roof terrace. This hostelry is member of the local Rotary Club, i ii win luiuuiiitr uic 11111:31. aaiuxia. a i- scheduled for June 23-24. nf hnti f.mmti hain, handy tourist location because was announced to-! spoke at a meeting of the organi daV by Charles G.

Walker, di-Ration in tne XW'- The Mr. Universe, contest, fu, lobbies, lounges, restaurants, I which Is makinu its American ail rnnms iwUh ureal yvnue way aie an rector of the summer session, debut, is of international inter-! mnnis nlu th informality nearby. Bible as his subject. I est as many of the 50 to 75 en-! convenience of the motel, with AP Wlrsphoto an Air Power Day program at Seattle Aug. 4.

The 10-week-old cubs don't seem concerned with air power, but they took a shine to Miss Steves. that the 1956 summer session of the Glassboro State Teachers College would run for a six-week Advertisement Honeymooners BIG ONE'S CUTE, Steves, the prettiest one of the four here, dressed up in a tiger suit and showed up at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo Tuesday. She's a candidate for the title of "Miss Air Power" in trants will represent foreign no-charge automobile parking countries in both hemispheres. areas convenient to each room. Heretofore, the contest has been Kvery room is individually air-held abroad.

Conditioned and practical!) all Topping off the two-day elim- have an ocean view. Ocean Prefer Jamaica B. W. I. Just as traditional month JAMAICA, June is the lnations to select Mr.

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TRAVEL TRAVEL made "gifts" or "loans" of to a nephew to open a clothing store; $15,000 to a restaurant operator as a loan; $1,000 for a former employe's payment on a home; $6,000 on a nephew's home; $5,000 to a cousin; $700 to her niece; $5,000 to a brother-in-law; a $1,000 gift to a brother and an $18,000 "loan" to a brother since deceased. Patton, the prosecution's star witness, testified for three hours. Tha J. BIRD M0YCR rhlla. (.

NORFOLK, May 16 (IU. A federal bank examiner testified at a spinster's embezzlement trial today that he found cash, checks and notes crammed into "every cubicle" of her desk. He also produced a signed statement in which she admitted stealing $2,000,000. Miss Minnie C. Mangum, a plain, plump former bookkeeper, is accused of making off with almost $3,000,000 in all.

It would GLASS FIRM GIVES $7,500 TO HOSPITAL SALEM, N. May 16 (Special). A $7,500 contribution from the Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation to the Salem County Memorial Hospital Building Fund Drive was announced today. The contribution in the campaign was disclosed joint moon locale for summer newly-weds. And like all good traditions, it makes sense: for the islands In the West Indies offer, without a doubt, the most romantic atmosphere in the world.

The island of Jamaica is possibly the most popular honeymoon spot in the Caribbean perhaps because the language spoken is English and because in addition to its natural attractions, it offers tempting bargains to shoppers and superb accommodation and service. First of all, Jamaica offers "something old" the quiet, old-world charm of a more relaxed way of life, an atmosphere which breathes the romance of the island's fascinating history. There is "something new" too, for honeymooners in Jamaica the luxurious hotels of the north coast, such as the famous Tower Isle, where rales are reduced by 40 per cent in the summer months to accommodate budget-wise young couples. There are no extra charges for movies, barbecue beach parties, Calypso dancing in the exotic Bamboo Room or under (he stars on the Plantation Terrace, or for the wide variety of land and water sports available. NO WEATHER WORRIES FOR ME! I RIDE THE FAMOUS MONTREAL LIMITED The jure way waste no time and means a good night' sleep on the fastest rail route to Montreal.

Air conditioned, single, double bedrooms, roomettes, compartments, drawing rooms. Lounge car. Conilorlalile reclining-seat coaches. Breakfast in diner northbound. Davliglit Saving Time NORTHBOUND DAILY I.V.N.Y..G.C.

Terminal 11:25 P.M. Arr, Montreal. Windsor Sta 9:00 A.M. SOUTHBOUND DAILY Lv. Montreal, Windsor Sta 10:20 P.M.

Arr. N.Y., G.C. Terminal 7:40 A.M. By dayliuht enjoy the scenery on the famous LAURLNTIAN to the Adirondack, Lake rail ly by John Hassler, chairman of1 the industrial gifts committee of. St.

Helena's R. C. Church in Bellefonte will sponsor a day camp during the summer, according to an announcement yesterday. Named as director of the camp was J. Neil Stalter, a parishioner.

The camp will be" held In Bringhurst Woods, off Marsh Road, approximately one-quarter of a mile from the Carr Road junction. Three two-week periods are scheduled, running from June 18-29, July 2-13 and July 16-27. Camp will be held daily from 9 a. m. to 1 p.

throughout the six weeks season. Milk will be served every day with the campers' lunch. Stalter said that plans have been approved to hold one overnight camp-out every period at the Bringhurst site, at which time parents will be invited to inspect the campers' all-around progress. It was simultaneously announced that camp would be held in the St. Helena's School Auditorium on rainy days.

Plans are also under way to stage several field trips to supplement the regular camp program. This year the first two periods will be run for boys only, whereas the final period will be open to both boys and girls. The ages- for all eligible campers range from six to 12. Selected to assist Stalter In running the camp are J. Mark Evans and John Casimer, both parishioners with much experience in camp leadership.

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Alt-hisar, General Agent, Room 837, 230 Park Avenue (at 4.r)thSt.),New York. PJione N. Y. Central Ticket Office. make her the most, spectacular embezzler in history.

She was being tried first on charges that she filed a false statement of her firm's financial condition in her efforts to cover up shortages which were pyramiding as far back as 1946. She pleaded innocent and a jury was quickly chosen. Examiner William Patton testified that the 52-year-old former Sunday School teacher made an oral statement admitting a $2,000,000 theft and accounting for how she disposed of much of the money. Patton then identified a handwritten document as one which Miss Mangum signed admitting the theft. Miss Mangum, charged with draining the Commonwealth Building and Loan Association which employed her for nearly 28 years, listened attentively as Patton told of an interview with her last Dec.

22 following a federal examination of the firm's books. He quoted her as saying she TRAVEL the fund drive, and J. M. manager of the Anchor Hocking plant here. Construction of the 44-bed addition to the hospital is proceeding on schedule with the contractor establishing a mid-September completion date.

DEMOCRATS TOMEET BALTIMORE, May 16 WI. T. Barton Harrington, chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee, has called the party's state convention for 2 p. m. Monday, May 28, in a downtown Baltimore hotel (The Emerson).

Harrington announced the contention date last night after conferring with party leaders, including Mayor D'Alesandro of Baltimore, former Gov. William Preston Lane, and former Senator Millard E. Tydings, the Democratic nominee for the Senate. FOR AS LITTLE AS Growing Pains Get Relief-Land Returned to Dover IV, r'4b-il Savings! ZARUBIV SEES MURPHY WASHINGTON, May 16 IIP). Soviet Ambassador Georgi N.

Zarubin conferred at the State Department for 30 minutes today, possibly about the fur seal problem in the Pacific. Leaving the office of Deputy Undersecretary Robert Murphy, Zarubin would say only that "we discussed many things." fit art in jf with the bar frame, Ron rebuilds to thrilling new beauty in our big, new-furniture factory. A1J new filling and padding added. Guaranteed Cradled in Steel Construction, For as littl as $69, yna get complete 9-atep reupholstery. Labor, material nd fabric all included no extras, 1 ARAB DISUNITY SCORED Zimmerman and Louise Zimmerman, owners of a portion of the land, had previously ton June 21, 1955) "granted and conveyed to Dover" the 5,009.4 square feet.

The problem was cleared up through an arrangement or "stipulation" between U. S. Atty. Leonard G. Hagner, acting for the government, and the city of Dover, represented by City Manager G.

P. Ward. Judge Rodney ordered the land (.115 acres) returned with "all former right, title and interest revested" to the City of Dover. The "newest" portion of Dover is located in East Dover Hundred, along the Lebanon Causeway Road on a tract of land formerly known as the "Wharton Farm." The capital of Delaware has been undergoing "growing pains" for some time. But yesterday it grew geographically, not in the number of residents.

Dover is 5,009.4 square feet larger this morning than it was yesterday at the same time. U. S. District Court Judge Richard S. Rodney ordered the land returned to the city.

It was a portion of a 120 acre tract condemned by the government last June for additional expansion of the Dover Air Force Base. When the government brought suit at the request of the Undersecretary of the Air Force, last June 29, the court order of immediate possession gave the 120 acres to the Dover base. But it later developed that Christian I AMMAN, Jordan, May 16 tin. King Hussein said today imperialism has disunited the Arab and kept them "linger-j ing hundreds of year behind civilization." The young king opened a 10 day inter-Arab so-I cial welfare seminar organized MADE-T0-0RDER SLIPCOVERS in guaranteed washable fabrics plan yoor (ff( UUIUUU I tr5r SINNED i Vl ill I SOFA CHAIR oslttfleos by the Arab League and the UN. It's a prot'pn fact that News-Journal Classified Ads are a con stant source of profit for Dela-itrareans.

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