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Smyrna times., 1939-01-26
Best Scholars Called
Men Without Wealth

HALIFAX. N. S.-Poor men
make better scholars than the
rich. Prof. A. B. Macdonald, Of
St. Francis Xavier School asso.
Citations, said at a meeting here.
Below the $500 income We
find mental alertness. mental vlg-
or and alermess. he SAID
"Above 50. 500 there is less rs
ceptiveness: there IS slugSlSa-
ness, a tendency 70 accept 'h-'iEs
as they are.
Smyrna times., 1939-01-26
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard p Hill
dreth, formerly of Wilmington and
now of Amsterdam, New York, an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Eleanor. to Mr.. Z. Ed
ward Ratledge. Of Townsend. The
wedding will take place in New
Rochelle. at the home Of the aunt
of the bride-to-be, Miss Frances
Hildreth, on February 25th.
Smyrna times., 1939-01-26

Rev. E. E. White, the interment
being in Glenwood Cemetery, this
town. The sympathy for Mr..
Truax in the heavy dispensation
that has visited him was very
manifest. Through a driving
snow storm they came from all the
country around, the carriages that
went to the house numbering near
ly hundred.
Smyrna times., 1939-01-26
Another Matter

Papa. what is traitor in pol
itics?"
"a traitor is a man who leaves
our party and goes over to the other
one."
"Wen, then, what is man who
leaves his party and comes over
to yours?"
"A convert, my boy. STRAY Sto-
ries magazine.
Smyrna times., 1939-01-26

is reported very much improved
this morning.
John T. Porter, Of Scranton, Pa,
made his parents short visit last
week.
The Evening Journal, of Viii
mington, had the following item
yesterday: George T. Baggs, Esq.
Of Baltimore, was in the city to-
day. He came here this morning
from Smyrna, his native place. He
stopped long enough to pay his re-
spects to Senator elect Higgins.
Mr.. Baggs is a prominent member
of the Young Mems Republican
Club, of aBltimore, and is a candi-
date for Office Of Internal Revenue
Collector for this district, which
included Delaware and Maryland"
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS
George g. Rothwell of Blackbird
Hundred, will be a candidate for
sheriff of this county in 1890, and
has commenced an active canvas.
Henry Burton's dwelling near
Drawbridge, Sussex county, was
burned Sunday night with all his
household goods and about S1OO in
money.
D. G. Montgomery, Jr., was mar
ried yesterday to Miss Deborah S.
Worth, at the residence of her
father in Little Creek, by the Rev.
r. E. Martindale Of Salisbury.
The morocco factory of B. Lun-
dy Kent & Co., and the lumber
yard at Kent & Weeks, at Front
and Justison streets, were totally
destroyed by fire early Sunday
morning.
]. E. Addicks, it is said positive
ly, is to make Wilmington his fu-
ture home, and a step in that di-
rection was his joining the Young
Mems Republican Club, on Friday
evening last.
Albert Constable a well known
Elkton lawyer, has decided to open
an Office in Wilmington. James
Acker, a well known Hartford
county lawyer, will remove there
and open an office in a week or
two
SeweH G. Biggs, Jr, a son of
Ex-Register-of-Wills Biggs, died
suddenly at his home near Summit
Bridge on Friday Of heart disease.
He was a brother of J. Frank
Biggs, Esq, of Wilmington, ard
about % years Of age.
Mrs. Henrietta Barr Pennington,
moth of Congressman John B.
Pennington, died at the residence
of the latter in Dover, Wednesday
night, from the effects of a fall
sustained some time ago, which
dislocated her thigh. She was in
the 82nd year Of her age.
Reports from Dover show that
the Delaware peach growers are
shivering over the early swelling
Of the peach buds and their possible
premature development before the
balmy weather of spring shall
place them ont of danger of a cold
blast Of winter or a nipping frost.
A party of Jones Neck farmers
went to Bombay Hook ten days
ago, and after a three hours run
captured the "bob-tailed fox.
Smyrna times., 1939-01-26
THE LAST STEP

A short-sighted gentleman went
to choose a pair of spectacles.
These glasses" he said. "are not
strong enough for me-"
But, sir. they are No. q"
What is next to No. 2?''
mo. l."
"And after that?"
AFTER No. l. sir. you will want
dog"
Smyrna times., 1939-01-26
Plans Being Drawn.

Meanwhile. the United States navy
drafting division is going ahead with
plans for the superwarships and
they should be completed ii time to
start construction this time next
year.
Although all details Of the plans
are being kept secret, il is under
stood that special attention IS being
given to means of increasing battle
ship speed to at least 33 knots and
possibly more under forced draft
The two battleships now under con
struction. the North Carolina and
Washington Of 5000 tons each. are
expected to have speeds Of about
271z knots.
Funds are available to begin work
on four other battleships Although
the President has authority to order
them built TO the 45,000-ton limit. i
is generally believed they will be
of the North Washington
class, with few changes in the
hull and propelling machinery to IN
crease speed. These vessels prob
ably will be on the ways before
the end of this year. depending upon
available facilities and the number
Of bids received from private COM
panies.
Smyrna times., 1939-01-26
No Caboose

Smith = Railroad trains are
mighty dangerous. The last car al.
ways gets smashed up.
Jones-Well, why don't they leave
off the last carr
Smyrna times., 1939-01-26

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Smyrna times., 1939-01-26
Buy at BANTA'S

The Economy Store
Patent Medicines, Cosmestics,
Perfumes
II w. Commerce St., Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna's New Store.
Smyrna times., 1939-01-26

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land. are wearing da.si q
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Smyrna times., 1939-01-26

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Smyrna times., 1939-01-26
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Smyrna times., 1939-01-26
Japan Building Three.

Japan repeatedly has under con
struction three 46,OO0-ton dread
naughts, but the navy department
has no accurate information on the
island empires building program.
If President Roosevelt asks con
gress for money to begin construc-
ton of two 45,OO0-ton ships at the
next session of congress the United
States would be the first known
power to launch program Of su-
perwarships.
Navy authorities do not believe
that France intends to build to the
tonnage limit Of the recently con
cluded Anglo Franco American
treaty, and Great Britain reported
ly is not yet definitely decided on is
future battleship building course. 1t
is believed that the next dread
naughts to be laid down by Britain
will be of 10000 tons.
Smyrna times., 1939-01-26
PLAN FOR
TWO BIG SHIPS
45,O00-TOn Dreadnaughts En-
visi0ned as Most Dead
ly of Craft
MORE STRIKING POWER

WASHINGTON.-HIgn naval o.
fcials believe funds viii be made
available next year for the construc-
tion of two 45,OO0-ton superdread-
naughts. envisioned as the most
deadly warships ever launched.
Because of radical changes III de-
sign and construction Of new battle
ships, the proposed 45,0OO-ton yes
sells would be equivalent in striking
power and overall size Of sc, 000-ton
men-of-war built along the lines Of
present day dreadnaughts to be laid
down by naval construction experts.
Smyrna times., 1939-01-26

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The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
Ken Washington To
Turn Professional

LOS ANGMIES-(A N P)--Pro
rid fans will soon have the
lance to see Ken Washington
91Cat UCisA halfback in actin, it
was learned here this week with
an1louncemEnt chat the great
athlete had signed on the cotted
me 20 play professional football.
Zen was represented by his un-
lie, Roscoe Washington. who is his
o,,siness agent.
The contract, signed with Larry
Sunbrock, local promoter, calls for
'Wo games at $1,000 a game, the
contest December 81 ant
-anualy IA The GRID star was
eportedly given $1,000 when he
gned the contract will receive
he second $1,000 before the
Ist game is Played. The games
which Washington will play
LAD not been announced at last
extend.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
City-Wide Pastors
Institute Closed

WASHINGTON, D. C,--tS N 81
The City-Wide Le1dersip Train
ing Institute for Christian Work
2 S and Ministers held at the Mt
Carmel BAPTIST Church, Rev w.
H. Jernagin. pastor. under the
auspices of the National Sunday
School and BAPTIST Training Union
Congress closed sunday with ap-
propriate recognition service and
granting OF awards
Courses in Jun0r, Senior, B.A.U.
ano intermediate b. Y. P. U. were
taught under the leadership of
Prof. e. w d. Isaac, Cores
bonding Secretary of the National
B.YP. U. Board, Nashville, Tenn,
md special class held daily for
ministers taught by DR.. j. T.
Brown Of Nashville.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
Battle Hill Thanks
Those Who Made
Tree Event Success

ATLANTA. Ga.-(SNS--1
Last Tuesday afternoon, the chill
lren of Battle Hill Preventoriun,
eceived many gifts from friends
md clubs as the Christmas tree
celebration was held.
Officials and recipients have
expressed gratefulness to those
who contributed to make the al
fair a success.
Those who contributed were.
Child's Bible Glass, Silent Sixteen,
Rush Memorial, st. Paul, st. John,
and First Presbyterian churches;
Miss Margaret Mitchell, novelist;
Mrs. Sudie Howard, Gordon Street
Business Women's Club, Miss Mat
tha Hyde and Sellers Brothers Fuv
neral Home.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
Pasadena Wins tOuer Race
Group In Tm-Cro1U Case
Sought Wrong
Legal Remedy,
Judge Rules

LOS ANCTELES-(A (ANP) - In a
court opinion the results of which
was to give at least temporary VIC
prevent Negroes from using its
swimming pools freely, Superior
Judge Clement -. Nye last Thurs
day held that plaintiffs in the case
which has been pending stree last
fall had sought the wrone legal
remedy and that their case must
fail on that account. The Judge
ruled that an injunction should
have been sought instead of writ
of mandate
Explaining the decision Atty.
Thomas l.. Griffith, Jr., who repre-
sented the plaintiffs, pointed out
that he had followed well estab-
lished precedents in seeking writ
of mandate and that the courts
have held that it is the proper
manner of procedure. He also said
that he had filed motion for
new trial and that a hearing on
the motion had been set for Jan. B
The attorney also stressed tiie
point that Judge Nye's decision was
not based upon the merits OF the
case at all but simply upon a legal
technicality and said that if neces-
sary the question would b epresenT-
ed to the supreme court in an ef-'
fort to clarity the law and clear
the path for a decision on tie
question of whether or not Call
fornia cities have a right to dis
criminate against Negroes IN the
use of swimming pools.
The case arose out of the rule
established by Pasadena limiting
use of the pool to Negroes on
Tuesdays only except where Tues
day happened to be holiday IN
which case another day was
awarded to Negroes.
The city argued that it had
right to make such rule on the
theory that swimming is social
right as distinguished from
legal right" and that a city is en1-
powered under those circumstances
to set aside certain days for the
use of certain groups Of citizens.
Contesting this argument tile
plaintiffs asserted before Judge
Nye that California cities have no
right to make any distinctions be-
tween citizens and that all racial
groups must be given free access
to any facilities operated by the
city.
AS a result of the law suit, Pase-
dena citizens and those III sun
rounding citizens have been en-
gaged in a bitter and vicious earn"
paign to restrict homes against us
and occupancy by Negroes III all
effort to make those cities ~
white" That campaign has reach
ed large proportions with mary
civic organizations participating III
the drive,
A. similar question was before the
Los Angeles courts several years
ago and Judge Walter S. Gales
ruled that the city lacked power I'd
discriminate in the use o1 SWIM
ming facilities. He made his rus'
inc in sustaining the applcatiG'
for writ of mandate, the same
legal remedy found faulty ny
Judge Nye.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
Cured T-B Victim Leads
Week Of Xmas Seal Selling

ATLANTA. Ga.-(SNS)-
A cured victim Of tuberculosis
Who is working in the 1889 Christ
mas Seal sale by the Atlanta Tu-
berculosis Association, led all
ether ttorkers IN selIng during
the week, according TO reports
made at T-B headquarters on
Forrest Avenue last Thursday
night.
Officials of the campaign re-
vealed that at the halfway mark
of this years campaign. workers
have accounted for approximately
as much finance this year as was
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
WreckerUncouers $4,000

Of $4,000, in bills of $1,000, $500 K
500 denomination. Trailed by po-
lice, the aged laborer was found,
but under questioning said he had
given the money to a friend, Mrs.
Kathryn Williams. Police recovered
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

secured in the entire drive in
1888.
The Jones and Company, seal
sellers in the Atlanta public
school system. headed by Mrs. M
Agnes Jones, led other divisions
il sales for the week ending
Thursday night. Andrews and
Company was second, while the
Thomas and Company, OF DeKalb
County, was third.
In its benefit dance at the Top
Hat Thursday night, the johnson
and Company, sellers in the
northeast section, reports success.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

the money and must now decide its
ownership. johnson is relying on
the losers, finders, keepers rule
and the legal axiom: Possession Is
nine points Of the law" His friends
hope he will win out
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

EOTE:YOUR question viii be answered FREE in this column
ONLY when include clipping of this column your
fuU 0IThdae address
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The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
My NEW 1910 ASTROLOGY
READINGS ARE READY

MY NEW 1910 ASTROLOGY
READINGS ARE READY
A. P. C-I wish to work and to help
my children through school and
wish to know if I will get work and
| be able to do this during 1910?
Ans: Your first duty is to help
educate your children. I'm order to
do this you must find outside work.
IL seems to me that you should ap-
ply in person around at various
restaurants and business places IN
the down town district and you
can get work in some building or
restaurant.
H. j. My husband believes he is
liked. Is he?
Ans: No. He just doesn't like to
stay home evenings and uses this
IS an excuse to get out.
p. S-Our church was sprinkled
recently There was powder in
every nook and corner and I wish
TO know what purpose this powder
was put there and is there any
thing to it?
Ans: Some member of the church
had the powder put there, but
there is absolutely no harm that
can come from this source. There
is no cause for worry on the part
Of any member, as this powder
,ould not influence anyone in any
way.
J l.. WI am having trouble
18th my eyes. The doctor told me
was my blood but when he test
d it, it was alright. Now he doesn't
0 anything. What should / do?
ms: Consult with an EYE SPE-
IALIST and have your eyes
reated. The condition is getting no
etter and you should not think OF
Ontinuing on without medical aid.
\. M. M-My husbands mother
reatS me so dirty and mean and
want to know if she likes me. IT
|orrles me so much and / don't
now what to do about her acting
his way. Is she making me sick?
ms; The logical thing for you and
our husband to do is TO get Sc
PUBLISHES BOON OF POEMS
GUTHRIE, Okla. thNP)-'Tisp-
ing Leaves, a new book of poetry
by Miss Ida Rowland, instructor
in psychology at Langston univer-
sity, has just been released by the
publishers. Miss Rowland attended
Omaha university where she re-
ceived her B. A. and M A. de-
grees.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
PRESIDENT VINCENT

KANSAS CITY, Mo,-(ANP) =
Local police this week were con-
fronted with a tough problem, for
they must decide who is to be given
ownership of a fortune of $1290G
in bills, sAnd it came about in an
odd way.
Last Wednesday, Joseph Johnson,
70-year-old laborer, was cleaning
bricks as WORKERS tore down an
old house. AS he worked, cornice
collapsed. and peering into the
opening, his eyes opened wide III
amazement as they fell upon a
small tin box
Brushing away the CRIME and
dust, he opened the box, felt his.
blood pressure go UP another notch
as he beheld two bundles of bills
large old-fashioned kind.
Johnson rushed home with his
find counted the monev-a total
DIR. CADE DIES
CHICAGO -- Dr. Fred Cad
prominent physician here TO,
twenty years, died at his Wocd-
lovn home following a heart at
tack. DR. Cade. a popular member
-rt Omega Psi .'1i fraternity, wa
~ outstanding social ana civjr
reader
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
DIR. CApE DIES
CoLORED NURSE APPOINTED

SCOTCH PLAINS. N. j. (ANP)--
EeCent appointment of Miss Mary
Ella Jones to the nursing staff of
Bonnie Burns tuberculosis SAM
tarlum, marked the first time
such an appointment has been
maze.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30
Officials Review 80 Work At Delta Cooperative Far
Enterprises Are
Lights Of Hope

ECCHDALE, Miss LAMP OF
lcials OF the Delta Cooperative
Farm here 5his week reviewed lie
work accomplished the past year by
members of the cooperatives and
social welfare workers interested
N improving the health, prosperity
and living conditions of the work
ers and their families.
The Delta Cooperative Farm Of
flcials explained, was organized in
the spring of 1896 TO aid few Of
the poorest economic class IN
America, the Southern sharecrop-
pers and day laborers. According to
government statistics, the income
of these people ranges from $3.50 to
1906 per year. This is the toCal
gross income for an entire family
Many of these people, numbering
all told from twelve TO fifteen mil
lion, are forced to begin work in
the cotton field at the age Of liVe
or six and live almost entirely
without the benefit of education,
medical care, or religious instruc-
lions.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

wish all my readers a very
very nappy Holiday oeasoh
and Prosperous Year during
1910. n
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

parate apartments from your
m0ther-in-iaw if possible. She
doesn't diSpise you. but she just
d'esn't seem to understand you
very well and that OF course is en-
barraSsing for you. She certaini,
hasn't done anything to YOU that
would cause you to have headaches
go to the doctor.
M. c. PLEASE tell ME if I will
be successful in getting the pro-
perty our grandmother left us Oh
not?
Ans: Arrange to get legal aid i'm
0roer 10 clear up the utIes TO
this property. The three heirs will
eventually get the property and ii
should be attended TO just as soon
as possible as there will be taxes
and other things connected with
this property that will have to be
cleared up.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

from peIlagra how milk, eggs, and
fresh vegetables will prevent and
cure the disease. Upper center:
gardens which provide an ample
variety of protective foods are one
of the few strings on Farm Securi-
ty Administration loans. Upper
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

l.. L.-Will I be successful in get
ting the job that has been promis-
ed me around the first of the year?
Ans: Disappointment awaits you in
connection with this job. Although
il is indicated To me that you will
find work of different nature
around the fifteenth of January.
You will be in position TO save
some money on the new job.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

R. M. C.--Is this girl crazy about
me or just wants my money? She
wants me to pay her a visit Xmas
and | want to know if I should go
or not?
Ans: She likes you and likes the
good time that you show her also.
Arrange to visit with her for you
will he able to enjoy yourself. This
girl isn't in love with you, as she
doesn't get to see you enough &c
know whether she cares or not.
j. H. C.-I have been going with
married woman almost all year
Her hosnand sent for her to come
to Houston, Texas. Now she said if
I would send for her she would
come to me. Should / do this?
Ans NO. let ner entirely alone.
She has husband and could get
ainng well with him if she would
leave off her outside friends. The
best thing for You to do is to
choose a young lady who does not
have a husband.
The Phoenix index., 1939-12-30

Il. j. L.--My husband believes he is
liked. Is he?
Ans: No. He just doesn't like to
stay home evenings and uses this
IS an excuse to get out.
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MISSOURI RA CHEF
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Ruby Keller Says She'll Sac
AL Jolson Within Fe,u Weeks

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