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DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
CONTINUED from Page One)

yards. He was one of the oldest
directors of the Railway Y. M. CA.
having served half century in
that capacity. In earlier life he
was interested in aquatic affairs
and was one of the founders of the
Railway Yacht Club. During his
fifty-eight years in Railway, Mr..
Ransom was affiliated with the
Second Presbyterian Church, and
at the time of his death he was
treasurer of benevolences. As an
elder and trustee he had rendered
valuable service to the church.
When not engaged in his wide di-
versity of business activities Mr..
Ransom found delight in his chief
hobby as magician. He was par
ticularly skillful along that line and
gave RAINY church and club pro-
grams. He was president of the
Smyrna times., 1941-03-06
Jayvees Triumph, 23-18

For the second time this season
the Smyrna High Eaglets took
New Castle Jayvees into camp,
this time on the losers floor by a
count of 23-18. It was the ninth
victory out of twelve starts for
Coach Haggerty's charges this
year.
With Ralph Knots and George
Wright replacing Short and
Slaughter in the lineup, the Jay
wees seemed to display more fight
and team play than they have
shown all season. The wide dis
tribution of points is evidence of
improved teamwork on the part
of the Jayvees.
The game was close and bitterly
contested from start to finish, and
was marked by rather rough tao
tics at times. The first period end
ed with Smyrna leading, rs, a
margin which they increased to
1878 at half time. Going into the
fourth quarter with an 1913 lead,
the Eaglets were forced to put on
a last minute rally to pull the con-
test out of the fire. Two points
from the charity sector by Knots
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Bombs to Halt Storms
Create Stir at Airport

MENDOZA, ARGENTINA. = An
attempt by a group of scientists to
dissipate threatened hailstorms by
discharging aerial bombs in the
clouds caused CONSERVATION in the
Mendoza airdrome and brought an
immediate protest after an expert
mental bomb exploded about 400
yards from the airport.
The blast came as the Buenos
Aires-Santiago Chile, transport was
taking off. Aviation officials said the
plane was not endangered but that
such experiments near the airfeld
were dangerous.
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Chain Letter Is Ignored,
Then Bad Luck Starts

SANTA CRUZ, CALIF.-Mrs. C..
Scharlach recently received a chain
letter with the admonition that fail
ure to reply would bring bad luck.
She did not reply Since then her
mother fell and broke her shoulder
bone; Mrs. Scharlach developed ar
thrills, and legal complications de-
veloped relative to her mothers es-
tate.
The chain letter was finally
burned to break the hoodoo.
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whom we helped to raise and is the
apple of our doting eye) and her
little friends, helped to transform
Cleopatra from a hunk of snow
into a creature of rare beauty,
complete with curls, blue button
eyes and lipstick.
Building a snow woman was not
enough exercise, so we took Kuku
to a Wild Western double feature.
Still feeling ambitious, we had to
get smart and prove to our little
darling that we could do the same
exercises she did in her acrobatic
dancing class.
We need not mention that the
following morning our neck would
not turn, our back ached with a
dozen pixie pitchforks, our arms
and legs refused 70 function with
out extreme pain, and bending to
tie shoestrings was a physical i'm
possibility.
We just were not cut out to be
an out door girl.
Many persons have asked about
the Little Theatre lately. Due to
grippe and weather conditions, ac-
Invites have slowed considerably
for the time being, but the drama
group is definitely NOT on the way
out. The one-act play, George"
has been chosen for presentation at
the Spring Play Festival in New
ark, and will be presented in Smyr-
ma, along with one or two other
one-act plays in a few weeks. At
ter this time, it is the plan Of the
group to start the regular Monday
meetings again, and from then on
through the summer, keep the
dramatic ball rolling.
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NOTICE

In pursuance of an order of the Register.
in and for Kent County, Delaware, dated
February 10, A. D. 1871, notice is hereby
given of the granting Letters of Testamen-
tary on the estate of Esley M. Rust. deceas-
ed on the tenth day of February, A. d.
1871. All persons having claims against
the said Esley M. Rust. deceased. are re-
quired to exhibit the same to such Execu-
trices within one year after the date of
the granting of such Letters. or abide by
the law in that behalf. which provides that
such claims against the said estate not so
exhibited shall be forever barred.
SARAH S. HARRINGTON,
MARIE ARTS LLOYD,
Executives of Esley M. Rust, Decd.
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||hs What-Not
Shelf

49,. ae confusion Of last min
Three timetables and
H.. sood-Oye to four dogs, we
\. managed to get to Red
~ . long-planned visit last
A. a'eo to Casper Milk
T.. INST cousin once removed.
M, asatha's side we packed
sa Irunk in preparation for
ss'1. AOia q sun bath to a case
n, : we got a blizzard
!. lne Uncle Caspar traits
y ~ y aad galOshe's, muffler,
x.s y wool stockings, three
i i. s 4 heavy gloves, ali d
\ b u q and numbered be ID
o The snow. =
but a . s, snO" man may be a
sts.. snow woman Is 4 horse
Win color color (if the female ele-
ne :, parton the comnariso,l
pa Of "a. made in Red Bank was
Il SAL, ~ Anyhow, it was
kat ny started out to be a man maa
~ b aqa pipe and coal buttons tons
= Wong 100 many curves
slbpjtss.lp places to have ever
ssallps' s,., to the indignities
ssboeca,n e' all the kids in tbs
%, '' ,, had gathered ar r, rnt
'S' little cousin, A aga 3
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CASH RENT

Truck Farm, miles from Smyr-
ma, 1O-room house, on the road to
Beach. Good roadside
place; school bus goes by
the door to Smyrna. Possession
March LIST. Also garage in Smyrna,
81 a month.
MRS. ARCHIE McCLAIN,
2-27 1t Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-06

problems which will be referred to
the county land use planning com
mittee for consideration and rec
concentrations for possible solution.
The obtaining of a cross-section
picture of the rural problems in
this county may be regarded as an
important step in the agricultural
program for national defense.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-06
SUPPER

A Cafeteria Supper will be held
in the Chapel of the Presbyterian
Church Friday, March 7th, begin
ming at 5 o'clock. Fifty cents,
which includes dessert.
20 1t
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AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
]. Who Come and Co.
~ TO Our Community
i, Former Smyrnians
q AND CLUB ? ARTIEs

md Mrs. Richard c. Price
-rsp a surprise house,
f.g' last evening when about
III their friends greeted them
N, home. Mr.. and Mrs. Price
gently completed and mov-
/ ! .s.ir new home on Frazier
and Mrs. Edgar Milton
/. II Welch Acres" near
IA as their dinner guests
,,.ssy evening Mr.. and Mrs
= Burrous, Mr.. and Mrs.
\, King of Smyrna and Mr..
IVs Norman Davidson Of Do
\ Elizabeth Phillips and Miss
I CHranO, students Of Penn
Ina State College Of Optom-
| J Philadelphia, were guests
n Weekend of DR.. and Mrs,
|g Philips.
and Mrs. Theodore E. Hyn-
la receiving congratulations
n birth of a son, Edwin Wal
lsnun at Presbyterian Hos
! b Philadelphia on Tuesday,
kry 18th.
J. Lester Wenger and
La Eloise Frances, spent last
J d Baltimore, Nd, where her
kM is employed with The Hor-
Eam Lines"
4 md Mrs. William L. Preston
ztun, Nd, entertained Mr..
bYn. ]. Lester Wenger and
\ DOrOthy E. Preston at a
b dinner last Sunday.
Is Davis H. Bell, who has been
a month at Havana, Cuba
L guest Of Mrs. James Guthrie
|FningtOn, returned home on
Eay.
4 Charles B. Swain was a re
| gsst Of Mrs. Walter Stats
sHhntyille, N. ].
(qlal Paul Enlow Of Trenton,
/, spent the weekend with his
E, Mrs. Gertrude Enlow.
u Beulah Hazel of Philadel-
ERa recent guest of her sis
LIS Victor Messick.
I md Mrs. J. Mariner Beckett
us Mary F. Dill of Woodbury.
Eas n. j., were guests over
Fssk-end of Miss Anna B.
Es.t
L AdeEne Hilyard of Kentor
= he weekend with Miss
~ Burrows.
z md Mrs. c. Leland Harmon
lAVe returned from a visit with
al-n-law and daughter, Mr..
'As' Il. X. Weir Of Pittsburg
! no Mrs. Iahlon Haggerty,
u son Billy, spent the week
! Gettysburg, Pa.
. Helen Huxley Of Whining
rs returned home after a
!. 'Sll with Mrs. Howard r.
q Fled Lamb has returned 70
me from Kent General Hos
Were her son Frederick was
.iRO weeks ago.
y Dorothy Cooper and Mr..
! -slca Of Wilmington, were
] over the weekend Of Mrs
Cooper.
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WANTED

Man to take over a bread route
around Smyrna and Clayton. Must
furnish bond and truck. Apply
*"
SO 1t Smyrna Times Office
Smyrna times., 1941-03-06
SUPPER

A Chicken Salad and Fried Oys-
ter Supper will be held in basement
of Kenton Church on Friday even
ing, March 7th. Homemade ice
cream and cake for sale.
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|, Smyrna Times lines
\ SMYRNA. DELAwAAl
IA AND sloi1"

lads d Mr.. Harry Lur ~
y port ds sts last Thursday,
. b. s employed BY the state
(dRer emp .,,,ent for some
In Depai -,,ices we're held
Fne .i E,,neral Parlor in
ID d. = cemetery ssp Rev. J. e
'' ss1a1sp Ss5 the funeral ser
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One Horse
Bay Mare, work anywhere.
Two Cows

10 SHOATS, weighing from 80 to
100 pounds.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Rid
ing Pillow, two-horse Pillow, and 9TH
er farming implements.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-06
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Antique Furniture, Buffet, Par
lor Suite, Couch, 3 Bureaus, 2 Wash
Stands, 4 Tabourets, Tables, Chairs
4 Floor Rugs, 9 x 10; Sewing Ma
chine, all kinds of Dishes and
Glassware, new Cook Stove, Chunk
Stove, Ice Box, Bed Linen and
Quilts, 200 jars of Canned Fruit
Chicken Crates and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Terms-CASH
LEWIS @. KNOTT
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and field goal by Scorah put the
game on ice.
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Fridays Game

Scorer: Gears.
Timer: Edmondson.
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$50 FARMERS
ATTEND MEET

Continued from Page one)
Smyrna times., 1941-03-06

Referee. COlnClIl.
Timer: Edmondson.
Scorer: Gears.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-06

Referee: Salvatore.
Timer: Edmondson.
Scorer: Gears.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Police .Chetk
Poison Drugs
No Evidence Of
Drug Found Hsrs

oResidents Of Mount Clemens
today were urged 70 check their
family medicine cabinets for
sleeping tablets which have
been termed poison by authori-
ties.
Chief of Police Arthur Rosso
said TINT an extensive search of
drug stores and hospitals had
been made by police during the
weekend and that no trace Of
the drug was found Ia stock.
TIE action was taken SITTER DO
lics received notice from Lam
sing that : quantity Of sleeping
tabets, labeled Sulphattia1ole,
contain . large amount Of poison.
An Overdose Of the tablets was
said 70 b fatal.
The chemical company which
packed the tablets hid TINT .
mistake had been made IN bog
Ing. -
The tablets can b identified
by the serial numbers MrO1o
found In the upper right hand
corner Of the box.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

Swih Axis Retaliation AGAINST [. IS. Looms
Fire Highligflts

Lonsstaff, only two weeks out
Of q slckbed, directed fighting
operations throughout the ntght.
Tom picked Z vantage point md
occupied the spot throughout
the night @ he issued orders
and encouragement to firemen.
yer DonalA =. weston
do Servously walked . beat
.Jbont u ana @ The slGe q
~ @pfnlng bullaing. AZ enc
GlnCo ~ straysa TO clsss =
A ling h6se. The resnlt
tap khoreughly VET fe1efa.
x o- ss
4 Clla1les Chuck" Z. Klein,
WIZ - week won m honoreble
df6cAar1s from the army. aided
fire-fi9 Mters although hst y not
Z volunteer. Late n the evuninr
he ~ 1od Z rain coat apd hi
Whic& e diaplayed In q liazyie
- 10ll1I0U r.,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Pensions for Teachers?
"A DOZEN STATES CONSIDER AID
TO NATIONS MOULDERS
OF OPINION

OCHICAGO, March 31-R--
The lawmakers Of more than q
dozen states are turning their 1T
tention to proposed legislation
to aid public school teachers.
Bills 70 provide them with
pensions after they have finish
ca their teaching careers, to pro-
tect their tenure privileges, and
In some instances 10 increase
their pay, were found today In
= survey by the Associated
Press.
The Iowa House has favored
increasing the minimum salary
from 80 b 9o0 . month. The
MEASURE, SIN awaiting sction
by the Senate, would affect
about 2,3o0 rural teachers.
Two salary measures IRE BE-
fore PsunQlvuniass IeeislatorS.
One would increase TIE pay Of
oil school teacheSs IN tie STATE.
but majority Dempcrats h The
House peedietsd ~ Gefeat. The
other bill would roloo ~ ~,
sries Of 1900 toocl,srs ooW ~
celsine oloo uunthly - : yoof1v
minimum a. 91,oo4 - 0ovs
srnor Artlsr JomeD - gGrom-
mended . @3yoooy 49, eO1gopgio-
tio1 . AnGnoo II ineepooo.
othGr po114lng sn1ogy 4 b1(ls
would boost JtoocherS mlnionl1um
~ n MsssSsh 1sssas isua s7De
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

owASHINGTON, March 31-
R-Seventy German, Italian
and Danish ships were seiS0d ~
armed forces Of tin UMi1o4
States over the weekend - -
tect them against acts o. 0e,o-
tage by their crews.
The Treasury made punaiD =
compilation covering - lgnllon,
2 German and 30 Daniah ships
taken into custody by III cOost
guard and the army and navy n
ports Of the United States and
the Panama Canal xene., -Four
other Danish vessels were taken
over hy the navy Il Philippine
waters I'll
~ The TrNnsusy u n
crews ha4 BEEN removed h0rn
the rs vessels included in it,
annonncd nents. Tie COST guard
Is Y INIT apf the Treasury.
The Cd vessels aggregated
2o6, 715 tons, including 106,775
Italian. 4D87 German, and 49,
$50 Danth.
The 6botaging, reported by
the Treasury to have resulted In
extensive damage to at least 20
italian ships, spread to Central
America today when crews Get
fire to pne German and one
italian ship In Costa Rica.
That q violent Axis protest
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

oThe March death toll a Ma,
comb county highways Stood @
nine today with the death o& =
31-year-old Hazel Park man
early Saturday night, the svietim
Of m automobile crash On d.
quindre road.
Two others were In st. Jos-
eph's hospital IN serious c0ndi..
ton a the result o. two other
weekend auto crashea
The dead:
Ksnneth Deenan, u, u Hassl
Park. h.
The injured:
willard Mebley, 70, Of Detrolt.
Martin Cennell, 90, 1880 vel-
land, Roseville.
Doonan died while being
rushed to Saratoga hospitsl fol-
lowing . crash involving his
See ACCIDKNTS-RASe :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
st. Peters
Gives $867.64
to War Relief

. In q phenomenal response to
their pastors spirited appeal Of
March % members Of st. Peters
Parish yesterday contributed the
generous. amount Of $867.64 to
the relief Of the war-ravaged
people Of Poland, Lithuania, the
Baltic States, Germany, Austria,
Czecho-S lovalkia, China, Mckee,
France, Belgium, Holland, Eng
land and Scandinavia.
This collection was the result
Of q decision agreed upon by the
Bishops Of the United States to
cooperate In taking up . single
nationwide offering for relief Of
the countries plagued by war.
In accordance with our Arch
bishops desire Father Hebert
spoke at all the Masses on the
fourth Sunday Of Lent and de-
See PARISH-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Deaf Mules
Hi BY Car
Pair Treated
At Seretose

Two deaf mutes were IN Sara
toga hospital today In serious
condition after they were struck
~ IN automobile while they
walked along l0-Mile road IN
Wsrren township last night.
The pair-Miss Orlxaa Mack,
-, and James b. Wilson. 30. Of
Detroit-were struck BY , car
driven by james c. Cox, also Of
Detroit, at about 1915 o'clock
Bee nGUTB0-Rago :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
AGED Resident
Away
! Francis An,ssl
Dies az Home

nrrancis J. Ameel, 70, died
Saturday 1t 1880 pm. at his
home at 80 North avenue, fol-
lowing IN illness Of one week.
M. Ameel was . partner In
tho grocery store Of Pringnitz
ana Ameel. opposite the county
bui1dingr which closed when
both men went into retirement
n 1929. He was Z member Of
So. Peters church.
He leaves Z wife, Emily; two
y Bee AMEEI-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

% $3.50 annually; equali1e sal
lries In Maryland by increasing
the compensation 10 negro In.
structors, and In New York per-
NIT pedagogues 70 borrow up to
50 per cent Of their contributions
to their retirement system.
In Legislative sessions recently
adjourned, law makers Of West
Virginia and Arkansas enacted
teacher aid bills. The West Wiz.
ginia measure raised basic teach-
See TBACuKno-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

GOVERNOR VAN w QGk SJ SEs
SIGNIFICANCE Oh ~ lll4tjA
cEl EBRATloh

o"Army Day Will b cslehraAsd
IN llichisan On Friday. April =.
lo41.s
sBecause q the Selectivo
Service Act, H. Unitsd etates
Army today hss = new and more
personal meaning TO IN increas-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

would be forthcoming was TAX
en- for granted in informed quar-
tiers, and the belief was that the
dramatic events of the week.
end had brought relations be-
tween the United States and the
Axis powers close to an open
rupture.
German and italian authori-
See SHlpS-pago Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
COlburm Pleads Guilty

DDETROlT, March 3l-tAP)-Hory Colburn chief in
vsooor for the office Of prosecuting attorney under Dun
Mecreo peoded guilty in circuit court todoy to con-
spocy to protect vice reported he would toke the
stand for the stote in the current to OF McCreo, former
Sheriff Thomos G. Wilcox and others.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
us. Acts to Prevent
Sabotage Of. Ships
BRITISH WIN SWEEPING VICTORY
OVER ITALIAN NAVAL FORCES

sells t0taling 500, 900 tons.
PLOT UNCOVERED
A systematic plot to sabotage
the ships, thereby making them
legally forfeit to the United
States, was said to have prompt
ed the wholesale 1eizNFes by us
s. Coast Gv6k bm4g arides
with fixed bayonetss and tssuiar
army troops.
In Washington, infor m e d
quarters predicted the govern
Sec WARFARE 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

oNots " Missouri chicken
thieves:
Yu-al1 amt cot no chancs. no
how. s@
Al least ,that Il TIE belief u
one Mr.. rred Candy, lats q
Hazel Park, later Of Missouri
and now u tie Macomb county
jail.
Today, Mr.. Cassidy wa con-
frouted BY Sheriff. Robert Love.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
NEW YORK, March 3l-N

NEW YORK, March 31-R
"A British Broadcasting Cor
poration announcement, heard
here BY CHS, said today that
. message from Athens report
"a that "0erznan efficersb pet
y officers and seamen-gun-
ners were among those picked
NJ" from italian warships
sunk BY the British In the
Mediterraneon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

vivors have been picked up, the
admiralty announced.
Even % Britain's royal navy
struck this blow at axis sea
power, the United States govern
ment executed Q dramatic series
Of raids on axis shipping In
American ports. taking into pro-
tective custody more than so
German, italian and Danish YES
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

oThe British admiralty claimed
victory today In the greatest sea
hattie Of the war-a three-day
c3nsh In the eastern Mediterran,
IN. - which ], 500 Italians were
believed to have perished amid
tfe sinking 81 five Fascist war.
ships.
More than 1000 Italian sur
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
(flsll vltllnls
Condition Tall
Men VIE lest Legs
SIN In Hsspitsl

6Albert Steiger and viii Hark-
80 victims Of accidents last
Jnt@grday morning in which cost
DIM their legs were reported
6oday to b In fair condition In
~ Joeeph's hospital. Their eon-
ditlon was said 70 be very"
tFiticalr Saturday noon.
3afknees, = Detroiter. lost his
tl0ne ~ IN . crash on 0rstiot
1VuDseL n Roseville. Steioer, .
yoDoeviJ16 man. lost both his len
W6o1k i DVv1fuullc pres w. -.
CoCG1t(Iy reIoosed q III vsSoa
I 49, S(ool works Ia Warren
ALTON - MOI =
,rs "a
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

DMANrLA, March 31-(R-
Four Danish ships In Philip
pine waters were taken under
protective custody today BY
the United States Navy.
Admiral Thomas G. Hart,
commander In chief Of the
United States Asiatic fleet,
raid the four ships were taken
over By the navy to prevent
sabotage by their own crews.
The four, aggregating 23,-
go tons, are the Gertrude
Maersk, Crete Maersk, Hulda
Maersk and Marchen Maersk.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Reich Exercises Patience

oBERLiN March 3l-tAP) 1.-The German government hos
shown unexonped patience and in deternn-
Ing the focts regarding Yugosoo authorized sources de-
clored todoy
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Axis Ships Set ON Fire

oSAN JOSE COSTA RIGA, March 3l-(AP)-The Gern,on
freoter Esnoch and the oon freohter FeIlo anchored at
Puno Arenos set ofire by their this morning
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

"A gray cat nlsved contentAdly
tb;s ,rorrirs II the nnol6erins
.,,;r. - tha ! = M.,hIr = SOM
t,,;IS s as Hre,rer ret,,rred -
W., u do,.r = the wrectsse.
.
80, -.
ia. go. .t,s. - 1s.,;.. !. ~.
800 ..,t,.. - ~ h.irni~r
-SIi. :. ~it,ss. -1'ss - Z \
ysvn,nr 49, -. a
W.
a. TsSsr,sr~ - = NM f,lsr,~s,-
aswir~. nsrr -. - 49,
ssvsatsd 49,, ih,s4nrs -.
800 repcrts1 - u tsvoI
i.r~r ,,ciici.. + g !. $500, 49, 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31
Sayo SEIZURE Pre-Arranaed

oNEW YORK March 3l-tAP)-tolo E. vsrrondo gen.
oo manager Of thu Italian line in the United Stotes, decloed
tony tot the seizure Of olon ships in this country was In
eeeodoncs with oronoed plan which had been I'm the
bf4in0 for some time"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

Won Heeren Leaves BeISrade

opeiGkADE YJGOslAviA, March 3l--tAPl-Ths sec
s9uy 81 tie Gsron legation announced this afternoon hot
nv Carmen minister to Yuoosovo. vktor Hseren, was
q l6ovino tor Berlin
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-31

Commissioner I Thomas
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-04-17
VESTRYMEN FOR ST. PETERS
Report Given to Congregation by
Officers of Church

At the congregational meeting
of st. Peters p. E. Church Monday
night in the Parish House, reports
were made by the following
George Boehmler, treasurer of the
church and cemetery fund; Mrs.
Luther Lapham, treasurer of the
Women's Auxiliary; Mrs. V. Wa
lace Elterich, custodian of Thank
Offering, and Miss Clara Leinberg-
er, Church Aid and Rectory So
ciety. The following vestrymen
were elected: George Boehmler,
George Carter, V. w. Elterich, G.
L. Harmonson, George Fearon
Glenn S. King, Thomas Lamb, John
Morris, Eugene Goldsborough. Mrs.
George Carter was secretary of the
meeting. The next vestry meeting
will be held Friday evening at the
home of George Boehmler.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1941-04-17
PAUL ENLOW WITH ARMY
In Charge of Technical Equipment
of Mobile Unit to Visit Here

In charge of technical equipment
for the rolling Army Recruiting
Unit which is making its appear
ance throughout lower Delaware
this week, is Corporal Paul N. En-
low, of the 4th Signal Service Com
pany, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey.
Corporal Enlow is the son of Mrs.
Gertrude Enlow of South Main
Street, Smyrna Corporal Enlow
has been given this assignment due
to his fine knowledge of electrical
and public address system equip
ment of which there is a great
deal in the construction of the Mo
bile Recruiting Unit. Delaware
friends of Enlow may well be proud
of his accomplishments in the Reg
ular Army. Captain William R.
Barnett of the Army Recruiting
Station, Post Office Building, Dover
will accompany the Mobile Recruit
ing Unit during its visit in Dover
Saturday.