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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03

Jeden podplukovn1k sdelil.
re kruta lima byla pr1cinou We
likeho utrpen1 a re mnoho ital-
skych batalionG bylo zreduko-
vano sc 700 ma 200 nasledkem
ztrat. Pravil, re mnoho jeho
vlastnfch lid1 zahynulo zimou a
mnoho jich bylo poslano zpet
do nemocnic "a frontou S ne
bezpecnymi omrzlinami.
O dnesnlch boj1ch pravili
Rekove, re byly vetsinou lokal-
nj povahy, avsak v bitve 0 Te-
pelini a Klisuru ma strednlm u
seku fronty jest pokracovano.
V Londyne Sir Walter Lay
ton z ministerstva zasobovani,
|rekl Velke Britanii, re "udrz1-
nell Sc pres pr1stf rok", valec-
ma vyroba We Spojenych Sta
tech dosahne vrcholu pr1st1 Ii
mu a to "je zarukou naseho vi
tezstvi". Upozornil vsak an
glicky lid, "aby necekal zazra-
XII cd Spojenych Statd."
Pravil, re cas- a obt1z, S ia
kou Amerika pTichaz1 k pine
mu uvedomenf 81 "jak ohrom-
neho 1silf je tTeba" jsou dive
veci, jez ukazujf AnglicanGm,
re nelze ocekavati plny rozvoj
americke produkce drive nez v
lete pristine roku, ale ma pod
zim tato produkce nabude
"rozmeru laviny."
Sir Walter pravil, re 1cast
Ameriky v boji o pfemozen1
nacistickeho Nemecka oprav-
nuje sp1se k oznaceni nevalclc1
nez neutralnl zeme.
Dale pravil, re vsechny pla-
ny must byti z~alozeny ma pred
poklade, re tento status Anne
riky jeka nevalc1ci zeme nebu-
de zmenen v dobe sesti pr1st1ch
mes1c1. Rekl zastupclm tisku,
ably necekali ma jafe zaplavu
valecneho moterialu re Spoje-
nych StatG, protoze hlavn1 OBJ
jednavky byly zadany teprve
mezi cervencem a T1jnem a re
to Dude trvati znacne dlouho,
nez budou vyf1zeny.
Pokracoval, re Amerika
vstoupila do svetove valky v
dubnu r. 1917,ale jej1 program
zbrojenf byl pine rozvinut te-
prve v zine r. 1918 az 1919.
.Naznacil, re Spojene Staty me
uvedomuj1 81 pine rozsah va
lecneho materialu, jehoz je ire
ba k porazce Nemecka."
Sir Walter, ktery prave vra-
til Sc re Spojenych StatG, kde
byl "a urcitym poslan1m prav1,
re americky lid je velmi zaujat
prot tomu, ably bylo poslano
americke vojsko "a more, jed
max z d1vodG lidskosti, jednak
protoze mnoz1 Americana my
slf, re Spojene Staty zapletly
by Sc do evropskych vec1, do
nichz jim mic nen1.
Pripomnel praci lorda Lothi-
ana We Washingtone a pravil,
re Angle a Spojene Staty mali
'jednu STRAIGHT" We valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
Neni mad zdvorilost.

Ladislav Jansky, drednik sko-
dovych zavod1 v Plzni Zjistil,
re Sc mu zlodeji vloupali do ne
obydlene vyletn1 chaty. Vyspa-
Ii sc v nj a odnesli pax "a ne
kolik set korun satstva. Pone-
vadz 81 potrp1 zTejm6 ma zdvo-
Tilost, zanechali ma stole kus
papiru Sc vzkazem: "Dekuje-
me "a nocleh."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
Starry krajan Sc utopil.

z Fayetteville, Texas pricha
ri zprava, re starecka Josefa
Fialu nasli v potoce utonuleho
nedaleko fanny, kde bydlel.
Skvajer Spacek uznal, re uto-
pill sc nahodou. Sousedum by
10 divine, re starecka donna
nevideli a sli jej hledati a ma
sli jej ale v potoce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03

- Anthony Eden ujal sc We
den1 anglicke zahranicnf poll
tiky rychle zmene kabinetu
ktera je vykladana V neutral
Mich kruzfch jake predzvest d1
raznejs1 anglicke diplomatic a
pravdepodobne zlepsenf styk1G
s Ruskem.
Lord Halifax, jeho predchGd
ce, pravdepodobne Dude neko-
lik dnf odpoc1vati ma SVEN stat
ku v severni Anglii nez odjede
ma sve move mfsto velevyslance
We Washingtone. Jak Sc pravl,
odejede zacatkem noveho roku
Eden, ktery byl ministrem
valky, nastupuje v trad mini
stra zahranicn1ch v6cf a Hall
fax brzy zaujme m1sto, O nemz
premier Churchill Sc vyslovil,
re je ''nejd6lezitejsim 1radem
mimo anglickou rfsi, ktery MI
re anglicky obcan zastavati."
z nekterych pramen1 Sc pTi-
pomfna, re Eden, ktery byl
pfedchGdcem Halifaxe v zahra
nicn1m ministerstvu a resigno-
val dine 20. 1nora 1888, proto-
re nesouhlasil S usmirovacf po-
litikou Chamberlain, navstivil
Moskvu v dobe sveho drzenf
tohoto ministerstva.
- Ma Mantle, P. l.. 10 Maui
RI, mezi mimi nekolik zen a d.
tex, bylo pohlceno krokodilv Y
fece Agus, kdyz Sc dive lodice
domorodcI pTevrhly uprostred
teto reky, ktera je pima kroko-
dill. Pouze sedmi osobam Sc
podafilo uniknouti hrozne smr-
ii v tlamach ~jesterG.
= Pes byl ochocen asi sed-
mi tis1c let pred Kristen, kravy
a vepTi ash O tTi tisfce let pozde-
j. O oslech a husach jake O.
~chocenych zvfratech Sc p1se asi
5000 pred Kristen, O tisic let
pozdeji prisli ma Tadu kocky,
slepice a kone. Bource moru-
soveho zacal clov6k pestovat a.
81 sto let pred Kristen. V tie do
be Sc lidstvo naucilo vyrabet
hedvabl. Kral1k Sc stall evrop-
skym domacfm zv1retem az We
stredoveku.
= Repucha nebo tez korus-
ka smrduta "Osmerus eperla-
nus) anglicky Smelt, je 1hofo-
vita ryba, jez zije v mort i We
sladkych vodach. Morsk6 re-
puchy prichazejf Sc vytrft do u
st1 rex nebo do pT1stav1. V il
mi Kalifornii Sc morske Tepu-
chy prichazej1 vytr1t velmi pra
videlne, a to vzdy hodinu po
pT1livu, tTetfho dine dplnku v
kvetnu, cervnu, cervenci a srp-
nu. Ryby jsou tax pfesne, re
dobu jejich objevenf mohou
dokonce S velkou pTesnostf o.
znamovat kalifornske denn1ky.
Kazde leto zhledne tisice lid
zaj1mave divadlo, jak Sc hejna
Tepuch najednou objev1 v do
hledu a pTiblfz1 Sc k brehu, a.
by nakladly sva vaj1cka.
= Ia roboty byvalo nejen
lidem, ale i psGm a kockam
zle. Vrchnost dbala o to, ably
mela ma panstvf mnoho zveTe d
proto nesmeli psi a Rocky TAXI
ka ami "a vrata selskych used
LOST. Psi musili byt uvazani ca
Tetezech a kdyz je brali ma po-
lie, NELL je vodit ma provaze ne
DO jim uvazat ma kirk klat, to
jest kus dreva, jenz pfekazl
psGm behu. Utlnali psIm pa
zoury ma pTedn1ch nohou nebo
i celou prednf nohu, ably neho-
nil EVER. Kockam ufezavali u
81. Pry jim potion do Mich pa
dala rosa a Rocky Sc proto ne
rady toulaly v polfch. A ovsem,
re myslivec kazdeho PISA nebO
kocku ~zastrelil, spatTil-li je jen
ma nekolik krokG Cd selskeho
staven1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
Nehoda " kostele.

Do nemocnice pfivezli IRA
nenou MARI Josefcakovou z
KromeTfze. Pr 1prave oltare
v morickem kosteel v Krone
ffizi upadla Josefcakova ma
schddcich pred oltarem tax ne
stastne, re 81 zpGsobila tezk6
vnitfni zranenf a zlomila 81 tfi
Zebra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
Tszko iineho.

Diva kluci sc pohadali, jeden
utekl, druhy place.
"Neplac, Lado, najdes 81 il
neho kamarada", test jej SOU
sed.
"Takoveho uz ash ne, byl to
syn cukrafe."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
1900 Woodward
3l7i GRATIOT

CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN a
VERY CLFA% CAR Inside AND
OFT. ~ Al MECHANICAL CONDITION.
YOURS FOR ONLY $50 DOWN. l09j0 T.
WARRIN -IkAQN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
SeWing Machines

A-i-sEWiSg machine vacuum washer
repair fn honr 81 nH. free estimates
Len0x $3.50 Central Service
SINGER ~ DROP leaf good sever. 1876
Broadway. Cadillac SlBa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

LIVING RM- suites. TO- above cost. save
lnG Van Lnkern. 1917 ChArlevoIN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Musical Instruments

ACCoRDloN. mu size. brand new hu.sh
Slnu 10 sou ne wise, see this 800
Gtailet
PIANO ypusht useo $40 good con-
clifton City Music 7fl2 Mack
READ Times Want Ads for profit use
them FOR results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

FRIGiDAIRE-6 cubic feet. used Meter
M.ser $50 SLAMS others. shlmfocN
$500 Grand River
FFTgIDAIRE- cu u used perfect
$40 &c. Fenkei Arp., 3F0s fenseh
OWs = new 1871 refrEerat.f terms ~
rer week no money down. Pin t2se. Dir
81 EsTINcHOUsE refrigefatar. reposscssed
reasonable Wagner 1922 LinWG,d
CONSULT ths enlarged Rea Estate tstIng'
boz fpe Alg s.udas ] mys Want ~
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Auto Loans

AUTO LoANS-Caf. mouse traiers. trucks.
boats cash while YOU wait Lloyd
Fast Inc $40 = Cd Blvd Ma 0itz
AUTO LOkNS-sio 20 $500 IN 10 minutes
AETNA FINANCE CO., l755 cASS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

CONSULT The enlarged Rsai Esjsie ustinEs
In The De- sunday Times Want Al
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN. 1910
Factory push button radio de luxe Tw
air heater. white sdewall tires, xi2J
your car down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

Household Appliances

Al BARGAINS: 10 TO rs, discount. 1920
7 Piguette.
A RUMMAGE sALF of 81 Merge Washers
and gas ranges taken from Our anyway
warehouse unc8led for ana crate dam
AGED merchandise viii sell IN job lots
ior single units Dealers itS9 HarPer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

CHEVROLET 1897 spor, coupe rumble
seat radio. heater. excellent tires rims
very good VIII sacrifice. see Mr. kmmel
llsnn IINcrnnIs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Earl HoIzbauoh
qIOO ORATIOT

OUR GUARANTEE YOUR PROTECTION
-RlIck 1899 IS rsho. heater. seat
covers. new tires spotless: accept trade ;
consider reasonable terms today. University
2-562O 1850 Muirland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

BUCKS - '37's ass '3e's and 30
coupes 2-doors i-doOrs all equipped
~ plates $685. ana up your car as down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
1850 WOODWARD

BUICK ! le4l sc super torpedo eaAyes,4els
s pass coupe radio heater fender skirts.
" " tires tan upholstery rs tho classiesi
car on wheels; $50. trade, Ia terms
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

sticks cinnamon, about inches
long
slices lemon
Combine all ingredients, bring to
a slow boil and simmer for i've
minutes. Strain. Serve hot from a
large bowl with thin slices of lemon
and orange floating on top. Makes
IL quarts hot mulled tomato juice.
Supper Party Salad Mousse
This salad is another suggestion.
1t consists of crisp vegetables i'm
prisoned in a chicken favored
mousse. Simple to make, delightful
to eat.
2 cans condensed chicken soup
eggs, separated
1 tablespoon gelatine (softene6 ia
II cup water)
IL cups cooked carrots. diced
II cup diced celery or cucumber
/ cup cooked green peas
y cup salad dressing or mayonnaise
Heat the soup, add egg yolks
gradually and cook until slightly
thickened. Dissolve softened gela-
tine in hot soup mixture. Chill until
it begins to stiffen, then fold in
carrots, green peas, celery or
cucumber. beaten egg whites and
mayonnaise. Pour into a mold and
chill until firm. Remove from mold
and serve on salad greens-lettuce,
watercress or chickory or garnished
with celery hearts and stuffed
olives. Serves s.
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

a committee was appointed to so
licit funds for its repairing. In re-
Spouse to the appeal the committee
reported that they had raised the
sum of 1900.
March 22nd, 1921, at a meeting
of the congregation it was resolved
to unite with the Forest Presby-
terrain church. The old church is
described as stately structure
with heavy cornice extending en-
tirely around it, and the pulpit was
half way to the roof with sounding
board overhead, and the inside
furnished with plain high back
pews. At present there is not a
vestige of the old church left. The
bodies of the dead and slabs and
monuments, mark the place which
was its former site. This is the
end of this period as all religious
worship from 1926 to 1916 were
suspended, and the old building
from neglect began to decay and
fell into a heap of ruins. In 1916
there was a reorganization.
Among the Oldest parishes in the
Diocese of Delaware is that of
Saint Peters, Smyrna. From the
CONTINUED on Page Eight
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03


This same bachelor knows where
of he speaks for he is in demand at
parties and is faced and "baffied"
(his own word) by much party food.
Refreshments served at his own
smart little supper parties are very
different. His platform on the SUBJ
ject is simple. his adherence to 1t
answering. mo sweets, says he.
He insists that all food must be
crisp, crunchy, meaty or high
favored. There's never a whipped
cream or sweet concoction to be
seen.
Rather you will find thick soup
ladled smoking hot from an enor-
nous high riding tureen. cold whole
baked hams, pots Of pork and beans.
fresh crusty rye bread, chilled salad
greens, crunchy celery hearts. sar-
dimes, wonderful cheeses, pickles,
polished red apples, juicy pears
all that sort of thing. And his guests
love it-perhaps because such hon.
est, gusty, relished foods are met
but seldom at parties.
For instance, this spicy hot
tomato juice punch provides jolly
start to such sweetless supper.
Hot MulIed Tomato Juice
with Lemon Slice Garnish
cups tomato juice
tablespoons medium brown sugar
G whole cloves
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

iliary, is completing arrangements
for the fourth annual Girls State
in the legislative halls in Dover on
Saturday, April 26. On that occa-
sion, girls will assume the duties of
Governor, and other elected state
officials, as well as II senators, 35
representatives, and the various
Senate and House attaches. Let
tiers have been sent by Mrs. Nc
Sherry to the School superinten-
dents and principals of all high
schools, public, private, and paro-
chial, asking that each school pro-
vide for the balloting by the girl
pupils of grades 9, 10, IL, and IL
for three delegates, one girl repre-
sentative, one girl to serve as an
attache, and one girl for the Sen
ate. Owing to the fact that there
will be but IL senators, and ap-
proximately 80 schools, some of the
girls elected for senators will have
to serve in the capacity of clerk or
attache. Girls also will select
some suitable subjects for bills to
be presented, these to be drawn up
by the sponsoring committee ready
to be introduced and argued at the
session of the Girls State General
Assembly. Mrs. Park W. Hunting
ton, Wilmington, is president of the
Department of Delaware, Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary.
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03
Radiant Living
THE BORROWING
CHRIST
BY Rev. G. NJ. Griffith
Pastor Methodist Church
Cecilton, Md.

Never was there a man who had
so little and yet who accomplished
so much as Jesus. His lack of
necessities is impressed upon us by
the statement which He made to a
fascinated Scribe.
Declared Jesus to him: The
foxes have holes and the birds of
heaven have nests, but the Son of
man hath no where to lay His head. :"
It was because of His lack of the
material necessities of life that
Jesus was very often, as the need
presented itself, forced to borrow.
In fact, this borrowing continued
all through His life. Even at His
birth, was there not a manger Dor
rowed from the cattle? To pro-
tect Him from Herod was not
Joseph forced to borrow the hospi-
tally Of Egypt?
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

At the beginning of His ministry,
for a conservation service Jesus
borrowed the Baptism by John the
Baptist. In Galilee we see Him
borrowing boat from which to
pre3 b. We see Him borrowing a
hill -om which to teach. And to
illus ate His messages He borrow
ed flo e of the field, the birds
o. a. md the cussoms of the
COZ on people.
tie ose of His ministry He
be we'd n ass for His triumph
art ntry nto Jerusalem. To eat
wi lis 81 eiples His last meal, He
boz Yed an upper room. For an
alta upon which to offer Himself
as Z sacrifice for the sins of the
world, He borrowed a criminals
cross. And even in death, that
there may be a place in which to
lay His body, there was loaned to
Him a tomb.
But the greatest borrowing that
Jesus did was the borrowing of
men. From the fishing boats He
borrowed Andrew and Peter; from
the tax office He borrowed Mat
thew; from the Pharisees, theApos-
tie Paul; from the ranks of pedlers,
John Bunyan; from the drunkards,
Sam Jones; from the business
world, Moody; from the baseball
diamond, Billy Sunday.
Today, the Christ wants to Dor
row you. He would borrow your
mind through which His truth
might enlighten the darkness Of
others. He would borrow your
heart through which His love may
flame in the midst of cold world
He would borrow your life that He
might live again in your neighbor-
hood!
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

Travelled abroad a number of wears
in that capacity. She announces
there will be four classes in the
show this year: Subjects of infants
and children; adults, scenes and
still life, and animal life. All en-
tries must be submitted before Au-
gust /, each bearing the owners
name and address on the back
Competitors are urged to send in
their subjects regardless of wheth-
er they were taken by inexpensive
cameras or fine lens. Last years
exhibitors are invited to submit en-
tries again and members of camera
clubs are also eligible to compete
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

the steaks are cut from the side
nearest the ribs, while the round
bone is found when the steaks are
cut from the farm side" of the
shoulder. The steaks are oval at
one end and rather squared off at
the other.
Pork shoulder steaks are some
times called pork shoulder chops.
They are meat and both tender
and delicious when properly cooked.
Braising is the best method for
cooking.
Braised Pork Shoulder Steaks
Season steaks with salt and pep
per; dredge with -four if desired.
Brown on all sides in hot fat. The
fat may be that which melts out OF
the meat or it may be added.
When the steaks are well brown
led, cover and let cook slowly until
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

done. This will take about forty
five minutes for steaks three-quart-
ers inch thick 1t may be neces-
sary to add a small amount of wat
er to the steaks, depending upon
the amount Of fat in the pan.
Variety i'm Shoulder Steaks
A cup of tomatoes seasoned with
a tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
and several onion slices added to
the steaks after they're Drowned
and before they are covered, adds
variety in the Spanish fashion.
Pork shoulder steaks are but one
of the many examples of meats
that are adapted to fit a tight-laced
budget. There is actually a cut of
meat to fit every purse. Scout
around in your market the next
time you make visit and treat
yourself to economy.
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

\ | smart homemaker who
\, = % her toes these davis and
\ ma, aa.aarlket-wise. one u ~
b ava. .a~ Y buys she'll notice
N ouIv III ] pork shoulder steaks
ksa ni.a iOok mighty good when
Esd , ri,a Drowned and gar
kea with ' glazed apple slices
kSsrrgy' WI is,l : ban Of bright red
Pc ''Hy as you see them
y saouS S4uer steaks are. log
Eaporss cut from the Shout tUI
|esnIjs,t A' Inez s. Wilson s hor, !
ksy a. gives several l'U wsn nome ne
] points o a.t, /. cut Of meat Il
shouldsSru ~. :. that the bones in
r, a. ssss steaks may be Of two
\ asrroS sss min in the picture, The The
-" bone is found w bee
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03
NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses. cows
and mules removed FREE OF
charge by calling DOVER TAG K
10. No animals removed unless can
is made Immediately and no an
imals dying from a contagious dis
ease will be removed
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03
EEaT FOODFOR
GOOD HEALTH
,,.b and Vitality De-
:, an Proper Food
Nd Right Amount
,uAaLorTE SPENCER

bakers try to give
s Z, rou want. Nutrltlonlsts
FaaI yoIl to eat what is good
FoS''v illers, bakers and nutrl-
y. AVE me't gotten together to
= y. rr enriched -four and oreao
"A IN allow those Of you who
WI " at + white bread to re-
& y !. v valuable nutrients which
!. =. n,ssat bread contains.
r.. wheat bread contains
y. .srse times as much iron ana
.i In,:' as much vitamin 81 or
\. j does ordinary white
rsere is also more nicotln-
y that part Of the vitamln
y .,Isx which IS pellegra-pre-
n whole wheat bread than
| s IN white bread; tn new new
..s . white -four and the bread
+ |. t,on t contain vitamin b or
Il iron and NICOTINE acid to
-. u,bich has been re-
A \ he refining process Fla
!. 1ot affected by this enrich
t. income families commonly
I'm large amounts Of white
4 Many persons at hard
4 at as much as one loaf a
+ makes considerable diff
T.. IN the quality such a diet
[.-hltes the vitamins and min
|, Which wheat normally con-
/ vry responsible groups are
EEag this improvement in the
(-+Ts value Of white -four and
n, bread. The U. S. Public
[lth Service, the Department Of
|rulture. the Federal Security
|rry and the Council on Foods
American Medical Associa-
! Ire all heartily in favor of the
|rtnent.
! had made from this new en-
Ii -four is beginning to appear
Delaware stores now. Some
Eus have already substituted it
ksAtely for other white bread
y DO increase in price.
|Emsn who bake their own
u nay purchase enriched white
!. Il the -four which you buy
! teen enriched, the label will
fFu 50.
Enriched white -four and bread
| ,t Ttamin concentrate or a
ka1 for poor diets. 1t is a re-
baton to -four of the vitamins
Minerals which wheat COR
EN that we may satisfy our
Eze in eating white bread
Fat losing the superior nutri-
/ qualities Of whole wheat.
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

In order that prospective com
petitors may start preparing their
entries for the Rehoboth Art
Leagues annual Photography
Show" advance details were an
nounced last week by league ex-
ecutives. The show will take place
in the art league studio in Henlop-
en- Acres, Rehoboth Beach, from
August 6 to 10, as one of the series
of summer exhibitions which start
on June ID Mrs. I. A. Johnson of
Bay Road, Rehoboth Beach, has
been appointed general chairman
of the show, and will be assisted by
Mrs. w. L. Hamilton. Mrs. John
son, the former Miss Margaret E.
Clegg of Philadelphia, was once a
special research photographer for
the United States government and
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03
70 SPONSOR GIRLS STATE

Ss Cooperating With Legion
|nsn in Event at Dover April 26
~ 4 G. McSherry, Ameican-
CHAIRMAN in the Department
|lsaTare American Legion Aux
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

No"duays geCuhg SoIt water Tor nouSehold use
Is no more of problem than getting adequate sup
ply of hot water The solution lies in device called
zeoe water softener. Such device will completely
remove all the lime and magnesium salts-the cause
of hard water-and the into one that Is
as soft rain right out of the sky.
This device has tank which contains the zeolite,
mineral substance. The tank is connected to the
house piping After flowing through the zeolite the
water leaves the tank and then flows the faucets
from which it is used. The zeolite lasts indefinitely
but every week two it must be recondtioned by
flushing with a solution of pure salt similar to that
used for the table In the handoperated water soft
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

knowledge
donng done by electric motor which started by hand switch
clock The
the oener load the brine tank nfrequent intervals
that meets needs This will depend the impurities
gallons
home The will
VIII enable him being
composition of the sample.
The reliable
laboratories making
supplied
zeolies
special characteristics Some better suited than
After zeote
should be used whether other required and
will
results Be therefore, the analysed
with its composition.
you'll without
understanding equipment
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03
What To Do About Hard Water
by kofhorIne Fisher
Director, Good Hoafekeebing In5titafe

you i've in district there is need to tell how
on the inside OF dhpan and adds the hore
sparkling
IN washing and makes them harsh and often
utensils and sometimes
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03

The second annual banquet of
the Sussex County Herd Improve
ment Association will be held at
the community hall of Goshen
Methodist Church at Milton on
Thursday night, April II. DR.. Ken
meth L. Turk, head of the Dairy
Department of the University of
Maryland, College Park, Md, will
be the speaker. Plans for the
meeting are being made by Hylon
Smith, president of the association
and the directors. James w. Smith
of Milton is chairman of the ban
quet committee with Raymond
Gordy of Seaford, w. ]. Mills of
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03
SUPPER PARTY
WITHOUT SWEETS
is enjoyed by all
says Dorothy Greig

ARTY food to of something rich and sweet
sugared and gooed up fit to kill, bachelor friend
Smyrna times., 1941-04-03
BRIEF ITEMS OF
THE PENINSULA
Brief News Items of People
We Know in and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

Miss June Denney, a student at
the Sunny Hills School, near Hook
essin, spent the weekend with her
parents, former Gov. and Mrs. Will
liam D. Denney at Dover.
Mrs. Vincent buckles, teacher
at the Dover Community School,
was seized by Negro on Pennsyl-
vania Avenue near the school Tues
day night, but succeeded in beat
ing him away, police reported We'd
nesday. She took refuge in near
by house.