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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-24

Stage folk, notoriously supersti- tous, look askance at their col- league, songstress Josephine Houston. The singing star of the Starlight Roof at New York's Waldorf Astoria boasts that she takes special steps to walk under ladders. She likes to upset super stitious people by opening an um- brella in the house, and will go out of her way to call "Here, kite ty, kitty" inducing a black cat to cross her path.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-24

A business meeting of the Moth CTS Club of SS. Peter and Paul's Church will be held this evening at SIS o'clock at the school hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-24

MT. and Mrs. Peter Truxton of Watertown avenue are spending sev- eral days in Maine.
Smyrna times., 1940-11-07
A Life Saver

One of the most progressive
additions to this town is the
Inhalator, purchased last
week by the Citizens Hose
Company. Available to doc
tors and police, as well as the
fire company, the inhalator
should prove invaluable in the
saving of lives. Just the fact
that it is there in the Fire
Hall gives the people a feeling
Of comfort and salty, know
ing that should an emergency
arise, the chance of saving a
life is within easy reach. Con-
gratulations to the Citizens
Hose Company for bringing
this protection to the people
of Smyrna and vicinity.
Smyrna times., 1940-11-07

wrote the following significant
statement concerning Ericourt's
pianism: The instant he touched
his instrument, his excellent prep
aration as a musician, his intelli-
gence, his good taste, were per-
ceived" Walter A. Hansen, music
critic of the News-Sentinel, of Fort
Wayne, Indiana, gave expression
to his enthusiasm in the following
words: Here is a pianist who is
equipped with prodigious technic.
In this respect, he stands head and
shoulders above many of those who
are today being acclaimed as sig
nificant masters of the keyboard.
Ericourt's technical prowess is lit
orally all-embracing. At times, his
playing is breath-taking in its
sweep, like a rushing, mighty
wind; at tiraes, it is of the utmost
simplicity and delicacy. Double
notes, scale passages in all forms,
octaves, arpeggios, trills and the
many and manifold problems of
touch, tone, pedaling and dynamics
have been completely mastered by
this worker Of miracles at the key
board"
Smyrna times., 1940-11-07
Quiet and Order

The quiet and orderly cleo
tion here Tuesday is a note
worthy compliment to the
people of Smyrna. The fact
that there were no unpleasant
arguments or disorderly con-
duct, and the quiet efficiency
with which the election Of
ficials handled their business
speak well for the town. Now
that the election is all over,
some of us are very pleased
and some very discouraged
with the results. 1t becomes
our problem now to settle
down into being not Republi-
cans and Democrats, but
Americans. We, the citizens
of Smyrna, Delaware, as low
ers Of peace and freedom, must
give our cooperation to the
men who guide the destinies
of our state and country, re-
gardless Of our politics. Let
us keep in our lives the quiet
and order that prevailed yes
terday, so that we may be
known as big people in a little
town.
Smyrna times., 1940-11-07
u. OF DIP. M. C.
GAME SATURDAY
Game to Be Played at Viii.
mington Park Instead of
Atlantic City
KICKOFF AT 2:15 p. M.

Riding on the crest of a two
game winning streak, Coach Bill
Murray's University of Delaware
gridders will attempt to balance
their 1910 slate on Saturday after
noon when they tackle strong
Pennsylvania Military College elev-
en- in Wilmington Park. The kick
off is slated for 2.15 o'clock. Turn
ed back by Hampden-Sydney Dick
inson, and Ursinus in their first
three engagements, the Blue Hens
bounded back to score impressive
victories over Drexel Tech and
Johns Hopkins in their last two
starts and the Delaware conting-
ent is primed to match forces with
la powerful Cadet eleven. The
Chester, Pa, combine has been
handed setbacks at the hands Of
the superior New York University,
Villanova, and West Chester grid
derS, but has kept on the right
side of the ledger by scoring four
conquests at the expense of Hart
wick, Blue Ridge. Lebanon Valley
and Washington College. For the
first time since 1882, the two elev-
ems will not battle under the lights
of Atlantic City's spacious Conven-
ton Hall which boasts of the only
indoor gridiron in the world Since
the annual nocturnal classic was
inaugurated, the Blue and Gold
forces have emerged victorious on
only two occasions, the first in the
initial battle under lights when the
Hens eked out a 7-6 conquest, and
the second in 1886 when they tri-
umphed by a 60 count. In all the
other contests, the Cadets have as
serted their superiority, at times
by close margins, and others by
overwhelming scores. Enjoying
their first season under the tutel-
age of Coach Murray, former
Duke athlete, the Hens operate
from double wingback formation
with speed and deception forming
the keystones of the offensive.
Workouts this week have been de-
signed to correct two of the teams
outstanding weaknesses, aerial de-
fense and pass receiving. and with
these departments ironed out, the
Delaware eleven should be prepar-
ed to place strong bid for it's
third victoy of the 1910 campaign.
Smyrna times., 1940-11-07
Bob Bells
Newsy News
the Weekend: !:

Observing the Weekend:
Young goilies, wearing very ver-
rec short skirts, dancing at the
Wagon Wheel after the Sadie
Hawkins gathering, to the amuse-
ment of strangers.-The swinger-
oos at the School Bell up Whining
ton way.-The increasing crowd in
the Delaware u. football stands
every Sat. F. B. Gebhart says
he's staying away for fear the boys
will put on a show like the Ursinus
map. Anyway, let's hope they take
p. M. G. this coming Sat.-Kay
Nichols in one of the Smyrna nit
eries.-Many secrets told to me
with the ending, MY Golly, don't
print this!"-Cal. Boggs, REDS
Arts and George Collins looking
down-hearted after the Dover-Mil-
ford football squeeze!
Clarence Garis as Alumni noter
for "the Beacomian. Henry Gus
ter getting his picture in the same
paper. All dressed up in tux and
stuff.
THE BANDSTAND.
Lee Paige and his boys have
reconciled and will continue under
a new plan.
Mayor Matthews lost in the
shuttle on the dance floor last We'd
nesday's Mardi Gras.-Mary Lou
Porter ballading Tor killing) "Tn
Never Smile Again." with the
band.-You said it,
Sailor Spec Ennis in town for a
spell now.-He brought another
sailor friend of his home for
couple of days, Johnny Funi.-
They'll both head for trade school
after their leave of absence.
Smyrna times., 1940-11-07
COVERING THE SADIE HAWK
ms BALL:

INS BALL:
Clinton Wooleyhan and Bill Mac
Lucas trying to crash the affair
without success. - Janitors Andy
and Ben teasing the girls (as us
ual) Pete Stats with Adeline
Hilyard, again.-Bob Spence and
Shirley Sydel. ~ Del. U. Junior
Glass president, Gil Rowlinson with
Frances Naylor. - Ellery Ward's
dance CONSUMPTION. - Booty Bur
rous drawing Frank Badur's num-
ber for a dance. (Shorty and some
more Shorty!)-Bob Deakyne mo-
nopolizing Wilma Blendt.-The at
tempt of the diversified Paul Jones.
Coach Doerr and his boss step
pin lightly.-Supt. George Miller,
Jr., in a tux. Wow! - Best Lii
Abner and Daisy Mae were Bob
Deakyne and Alice Rosengren.-
Second best prize-winners were
Bob Jacobs and Wilma Blendt.
THE FOOTLIGHT PARADE:
Smyrna Hi Dramatic Workshop
present 'The Glittering Gate" and
Rocking Chairs" tomorrow mite at
the Century Club. Promises to be
slightly different than the over
worked kiss n make up" per-
formance. The whole shindig will
be sponsored by the Smyrna Little
bless em!-For December
18th, the Junior Glass treats the
public with the Hilda Manning
three-actor, Approaching Seven
teen" 'Sabout three young fellers
who run a local newspaper, etc,
and get their scoop" at the end.
Of course there is a heart interest.
THE Devil and Daniel Webster"
will probably be taken to the
dramatic festival at Newark next
spring by the Smyrna Little The
atre.
Smyrna times., 1940-11-07
statesmen WANTED

GOOD OPENING in South New
Castle County. Full time route
selling Rawleigh Household Pro-
ducts. Start at once. Must have
car. Get more particulars. Write
Rawleigh's, Dept. DEJ-30-20SF,
Chester, Pa. or see Edgar w. Fraz-
ier, Smyrna, Della.
1917 At
Smyrna times., 1940-11-07
CRITICS PRAISE PIANIST
Daniel Ericourt, Concert Pianist,
to Play in Dover on Friday

w n III DONCi oit
Critics Of two continents have
been enthusiastic in their praise Of
the artistry of Daniel Ericourt, the
eminent pianist of French birth
and training who will appear in the
Dover Capitol Theatre on Friday
evening, November s, under the
auspices of the Dover Cooperative
Concert Association. The Cour-
rier Musical of Paris declared: I:
"Ericourt stands without effort
among the best young masters of
the keyboard" The reviewer for
the Morgenpost of Berlin wrote !:
"Ericourt is all that a pianist
should be-" In the Allgemeine
zeitung of Vienna he was describ-
ed as master of graceful, ele-
CANT and finely chiseled virtuos-
ity." The critic Of the London
morning Post hailed him as "a mu-
sician with vivid imagination" in
the Pesti Napio of Budapest it was
stated that "he plays with elfan
1antasy and imagination, with plas-
TIC Interpretation" and the Review
er Tor the Journal de TOuest of
otrasnourg declared that THE in
leipretations of this remarkable
artist are true masterpieces" Oun
OF the New York Times,
Smyrna times., 1940-11-07
NOTICE OF BOND REDEMPTION

Notice is hereby given that the following
bonds of the Smyrna Special School Dis
trict will be redeemed on December Is.
1910 at the Farmers Bank, Dover, Della
ware; Bond No. 14-$1 900. Bond No. 20
81 900, Bond No. 1O-s500. The interest
on these bonds will cease to accrue after
December Is. 1910.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Smyrna Special School District
by George w. Wright
Assistant Superintendent
Smyrna times., 1940-11-07
The National Bank
of Smyrna
NOTICE

NOTICE
In pursuance of an order of the Register,
in and for Kent County, Delaware, dated
October %, A. d. 1910 notice is hereby
Jgiven of the granting Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Mary McFann on
the 28th day of October A. d. 1910. All
persons having claims against the said
Mary McFann are required to exhibit the
same to such Executor within one year af-
ter the date of the granting of such Let
ters. or abide by the law in that behalf,
which provides that such claims against
the said estate not SO exhibited shall be
forever barred
THE FRUIT GROWERS NATIONAL
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF
SMYRNA; SMYRNA, DEL
By Harley r. Bodley, President.
Smyrna times., 1940-11-07

Courage is the heart of progress.
No man is well dressed who does
not wear also good disposition.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

0aB Dlefer Hr1ca ats ErobteM 0en
5rie1en fat 8ieHeidt felt mns Der
5rie0e arSbere anfaaben als Der
arieg ieIbft. 6don ian,er III nebeu
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[sebnten bic Nntoritat 1nfbeben. Ser
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ISenfeitsgeoanfen fann Der Solooi
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Der 5dpeiser gefdidte BEN felieen
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babe o,,rb Die Jrieoe,lsitift,ns nnter
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bic bon BEN Nerbftaaten anee{trebte
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

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| der I'M An9e, bob bic id1marae Naiss
lin nnierem Qanoe ia bis Dor ipeiliae.l
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fseigte mir als Mnfporn oienen. Der
[gmparftieg aus Der 5flaberei in biz
[Sobe pol1Iter 3ibiliiation raitlos fert'
Isnleten.
Sir Sieienieen bon ms Inn Rcr-
ben. Die !. %. nidjt ben Neser fenHet1
Ials Garmef ooer ais Mifienfdaftler
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Is fir n0fia geflrnoen. al oieicr ern-
Hen nno fritiiden 3eit Die gIdubi-
cen anf ibre Bflidten nno Die ibnen
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sm MAIDEN. 3u bicfem 3iped babeH bic
@rsbiidofe Mno gifd0ie Ssrlanos cine
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in Der iie Sieie anfforoern. nm ben
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riidsnfebren; fie orSnen an. bob in
alien Rirben am Greitag- ,,nS am
6onntagabeno cine Srie0ensanoadt
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sie rebtsmaBiee 5taatsaltoritGt eine
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1ient beionoere 5pmpatbie nno Hiid-
fbt. Mir forbern nnfer fatboliidrs
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az beaeenen in Der Soffnnng. BOB
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Rodfd9iIIeil iO0tbe,ltlid) enc 6tnH6e
Ians Der abmIseii benrlaitbt, sAr Tell
IHabMe an reliai0icr ltnterfidt,utg.
(Jolgt Die AnerDnMnA Ser
NeliaionsitJulOe fiir 0ie beridlie-
Senelr SdmIen BmifaIos.
lin BON oer Sffentlid)en 6thnI5i,u-
/ Be fir ben priDafcn MeIiaiousnnier-
|ridt beiirIanbt speroen al oiirien. innb
has betreffenoe aiit6 cine GrIanbssis-
farte bon ieinenl gater. Mihter ocsr
gorrnnna i,nterseihnet bortHiien.
Isolde aontrolff0rten fino III iesem
(Hforrbelie ODER &irdr Bcitibl,l erbGlt.
Hid.
@s III Sic erfie ii,,6 ipidtiaite BiIibt
Der Gltern felber. 6afiir ait iorgen ,.no
SarHad) sr fefen. bob lire RinSer Ell.
inc reIigiSfe 1lnterneiinns Mno graie-
bui1g erbalten. altberbalb ins ntben
laem elterlihen Geinie fann cine boIl.
ftan6iae nn6 praftiide llntermeiimng
lin 6er beilisen GeIi9ion ,ti,r in Der
Ifatbolifden SdnIe erteit nRb eeiibt
|ner6en. Nngnabnlsmeife ul,S ,lnaltan-
aebnl6er laben oie fathoIiden Glfern
oie @etpiifenspfIiehf, ibren &inoern.
Eeie eine offentlide. reiigionslofe 5dpt-
lie befiden. BEN iDSbentliden Befnb
bon stDei besip. elmer HeIiaionsaan6e
lin Der Hfarrfirde a,ir Bflidd ,.no
|@eipobnbcit sli MAIDEN.
sn Ser 2uberfidt. bab Sic gater
|uno Neiifter alIer &farreien Der DiO.
|aefe biefer neiaen ftaatIiden ,tnn firsb-
liben BersiinHieltng lt,s Ritlilfe
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fpaniide grobcrer Jraneiseo Bosqnea
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eiHer aonlnliffion, Der Sic Mnfgabe
|angefallen iii, ein beionoeres gro.
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|ansanarbcite,, ftebt Biaepr6Roent
garner. Die 5eierH baben bereits in
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SENATE ADVANCES
LARGE FARM BILL
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expenses and interest payments
from earnings Taft said, while
urging that REA funds should be
appropriated rather than loaned.
This is an excellent thing but
it actually is spending and not
lending" the Ohio republican said.
He added that he regarded rural
electrification and rural free deliv.
cry as similar services and suggest.
ed that electric lines should be
provided gradually" by the federal
government as it had done on free
rural mail service.
Profitable Investment
Norris said that federal loans to
bring electric power to farm homes
were zone of the most profitable
investments the government has
ever made" Farmers, he said,
would repay these loans, before
they pay any other debts"
Senator Mcclellan (D-Tenn), after
~telephoning REA officials, told the
senate that of $50 farmer coopera.
tives who had received REA loans,
5o4 had paid all interest in full
and the remainder would meet
charges as soon as they, began full
operations.
Majority Leader Barley (D-Ky)
joining in the reply to Taft, asked
what difference it made if this was
a loan or appropriation if Taft was