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Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

q man.
a-,lnly, deep relishing flavor
u he two baked meat loaves
Is belonging to the Oh Boy!
u
ns favor Is achieved by a
ztur Of several seasonings
h neat loaf. plus a lively
B b The other. II is stepped up
imply adding q can Of con-
n soup to the meat. This is
81 very woman should remem-
b. condensed soup is a quick
aT stepper.up Of favor In
IA neat and casserole dish.
Loaf with Tomato Relish
Sauce
1a1oons butter
llarons -four
lsyoons chopped onion
lspoons chopped parsley
nnds ground veal
zMcl salt
aiYcon pepper
Ia
butter. add -four and cook
n'ay. Combine with chopped
chopped parsley, veal, sea-
: inr eggs ard rrir well.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

The board of trustees of the Del
aware State Hospital has awarded
a contract for supplying the hos
pital with bread for 1941 to the
Capital Bakers, Inc. President
Fred H. Gawthrop of the board
presided. Dr. M A. TrumianZ re-
ported receipt of $7,778.58 from
pay patients and other sources dur
ing December. Movement of pa
tents for December was: Patients
in hospital as of December 1, 1910,
were 623 male and 577 female; on
parole or other roles of the hos
pital, 1913 male and LOG female, a
grand total of ,504; admitted in
December, male and female pa
tients for total of 16 admissions;
died during December, z male and
female patients, for total of IL;
discharged, males and 4 females,
for total of 9; patients on books
end of December, 818 males and
682 females, for total of 1900;
average daily resident population
in December, 621 males and 1866
females, for total of 1,187.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

and is usually IN
Dictated by an over
heated smokepipe.
Here are some of
the causes of and
remedies for CHM
ney loss: No Turn
Damper = Without
this battle in the
smoke pipe, the
heated gases do not
stay long enough
ssl IL E,..,a~
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
How to cut the cost OF
Heating Your Home
'x4&.~ Repe&~Y !
AMsRIcAs HOME HEATING EXPERT
Chimney Loss

located on the chimney side OF
the check damper, it is automat-
ically open too wide. Always
place the turn damper on the
boiler side.
Cracks Around Doors = Loose
fitting or warped doors will pull
cold air into the furnace, dilut-
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

ing the not gases.
All doors should fit
tightly.
Size of Coal Too
Large Too large
a size of coal forms
too large air spaces
between the coal
particles. The air
used for combus-
ton rushes through
too rapidly, carry
ing useful he t
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

CHIMNEY loss is identified as
" such because it is the loss of
heat up the chimney. Little at
tention is paid to it because it is
in the form of heated gas which
is impossible to see. This CHM
ney loss amounts to from 10 to
20 per cent and sometimes more
in inefficient furnace operation
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
E117ooD'FEooRR.
bod HhAAi"
T Right b Amount
L,ppOrrr 5 PrScrR

of vintercress
|m growth Of " -l'''-
ono Of our most
| :' S.i.r : e weeds !. !: i It ta is
,.i'saolg. : them called wild
! It's bright ye LOW f fg%
rs 'iaI' . srring and early
p, Dlsnts now in our
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
BRIEF ITEMS OF
THE PENINSULA
Brief News Items of People
We Know in and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

Patrolman William Clough re-
gained his title as pistol shooting
last week when he cap
tured the weekly Wilmington Po-
lice Pistol League shoot with a
score of 297 out of a possible 300.
Bleak December has passed into
history and still the jasmine blooms
as jauntily as it normally dies in
early spring, in Denton, Md. It's
yellow petals match the brilliant
which has tempered the
winter weather. Violets are bloom
ing, also.
Clerk of the Peace John C.
Slaughter last week reported that
during the past year 3S2 marriage
licenses We're issued in the county,
as compared with 312 the preced-
ing year. The largest number is
sued any month last year was in
when So couples took
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

The United States produces more
electric power than the total of the
next six or eight countries of the
world combined.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
State Cigarette Taxes

Twenty three states since 1921
have passed acts Ievying taxes on
cigarettes.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

out licenses. Records of Prothon-
otary w. Marion Stevenson show
that in Superior Court 40 final de-
crees of divorce were granted in
1910 and "a the previous year.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
Early Swiss Settlement

New Bern, second oldest town in
North Carolina, was settled in ITO
by Swiss immigrants.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

away with It.
Fuel Beds Too Thin-Thin fuel
beds permit the air to pass
through too quickly, wiping away
heat as it does so. 14)
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

to give up their heat and as a
result they flow up into the
chimney.
Turn Damper Located in Wrong
Place-If the turn damper is
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
says Dorothy Greig

I'VE difference between an Oh Boy dish and Dear Me!
ne SINNERS down to a matter of flavor.
En- flavor . hmm, what fine cook she is" TasteleSs
has "how does her husband stand her dreary meals
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

Drowning Toll in U. s.
About $500 persons drowned in
the United States last year.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
By
Elise Watson

A BRIGHT SPOT FOR YOUR HOLIDAY DiNNERl-
winter holidays call for the
"tradtonaP in food but your family and guests VIII
hau YOU a ~onde this tasty, light salad
to balance otherwise heavy meal.
MANDARIN ORANGE NODDED SALAD
1 can IA ounces) "a mandarin
DARN oranges, drained orange syrup drained
I tbsp unHavored oeatine frut)
Va G. cold water "a c. pineapple luce
C. hot water z tbsp. lemon Juice
tsps. ~ c. narascnno cherIIcs
u tsp. salt pineapple cubes, drained
ripe banana, diced
Soften oelatIns IN cold watsr add hot water, sugar
syrup pineapple and lemon Juice. Set aside TO Cool
Rinse mold cold water, and pour IN enough hau,u
Jelly to bottom OF mold about a IN deep, emu ma
Cherries in eohths In mold; then add mors liquid
to fruit place. Chill until hrn Wnen re-
naming ueiatne begins theksn add pinesppe banana
and mandarin Turn Into mold; chill until nrm'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
GraftDefenddnts
o. =
lose New Move

The Identification OF grand jury
defendants solely by their pictures
was upheld today by Circuit Judge
Earl c. Pugsley as he denied the
motion Of a defense attorney 10
obtain dismissal of his two clients
on policy conspiracy indictments.
Atty Samuel F. Plat. represent
ing suspended policeman Frank
Barnett and Fred Lindenberg.
moved al their arraignment on the
states information that indict-
ments against them be dismissed
on grounds they we're identified at
their examinations only by photos,
and not in person.
In denying the motion. Judge
PugSlcy termed the objection 10
the identification a super iechni-
cality"
Judge Homer Ferguson held
them for trial because he took
judicial notice of the fact the
pictures identified were pictures
of men sitting before him,
Judge Pugsley said
However. he said. Plat could pc
tition TO reopen the examination
on the Identification question.
Plat said he would, although Spe-
cial Prosecutor Chester p O'Hara
objected
The denial of the motion was
significant because several other
defendants were identified only
by pictures. Although they were
sitting in court at the time. state
witnesses failed to identify them
in person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
We Recommend:

Seizure of Irish Hitler
tremendous advantage
Ere be HitlerS list. Maon. Page
These pleasant. popular people, to
each other easily like miserable
seconscious folk They wondering all about
But they have learned truth Elsie Robinson writes
about self-consciousness. Page Il.
we should take advantage what sunlight
out in H." Dr. Logan Clendenng offers health suggestions
Page H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Stain Warns
War Near,
Mobiles
International New. Service oabl.

MOSCOW, Jan. 2. - Revealing
that Russia is now in a full state
of mobilization. Soviet Dictator
Josef Stain today warned the
nation that Russia is facing the
danger Of military aggression"
In special message to the
government owned newspaper
Pravda. Stain asserted that as a
result of international complica-
tons danger from abroad is in
creasing daily"
Stressing the necessity for in
creased defenses, Stain declared
that the entire country must hold
itself in a state of mobile pre-
paredness.
I'VE are facing the danger of
military aggression" Stain
wrote eve must leave no OPP
portunity for our deadly enemies
to catch us unawares."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Tough Germs
Hard Guys Get Harder
by Breeding, Expert Says
international New. Service Wire

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. p
Bacteria as well as men are sub
jet TO the laws Of heredity and
the tough guys Of the micro
Scopic world are apt to breed
tough descendants, DR. Harvey C.
Rentschler disclosed today
Doctor Rentschler. director of
research for the Westinghouse
lamp laboratories at Bloomfield.
\. j., spent two years establish
ing these facts by growing and
killing literally billions of one
celled organisms from the COM
mon and harmless family with the
swanky name of escherichia coli
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Sales Tax Stamps
SOUGHT in New Bill

LANSING. Jan. Revision Of
the sales tax law to require mer-
chants 10 purchase sales tax
stamps and affix them TO all par
cells when sold Will be proposed to
the Legislature next week in a bill
prepared by George " Higgins.
Ferndale Republican. Higgins said
his plan would boost sales tax
revenue S20000.000 a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Ndzi Bombs Kill
; in Ireland

DUBLIN. Jan. I'm at least
one case bombs identified as Ger
man we're dropped on eight dis
tricts of Ireland last night and
today. killing three women and
numerous other persons. it was
announced officially.
Several of the bombs dropped
in Dublin districts, where some
houses were demolished.
Planes, so far not identified
positively, began their bombing ex-
petitions last night when ex-
plosives fell on Wrogheda, north
of Dublin, near the scene of the
Battle of the Boyne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
HOUSES DEMOLISHED

A statement by the Fire govern
ment said five bombs later were
dropped on Duleek and three on
Julianstown. in County Meath, but
no casualties were caused.
Bombings were resumed at Clio
this morning, when two were
dropped on Rathdown Park, near
Dublin. Two houses were de-
molished and several others dam
aged.
Seven persons who were trapped
in one OF the demolished houses
were rescued. none was killed. but
several were injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Frank Lloyd Wright
To Get Royal Medal

LONDON. Jan. 2.-GNS)-
King George VI today approved
the recommendation of the Royal
Institute of British Architects TO
grant the royal gold medal for
architecture 10 Frank L To Y d
Wright, famous American archi-
tect -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
international News Service Cable

LONDON. Jan. 2.-RAF bomb
ers delivered a SCATTERING, three
and a half hour attack on the
important German port and manu-
featuring city of Bremen during
the night, starting large fires and
plastering shipyards, dockyards
and railway stations with bombs,
the air ministry announced today.
Bremen was the main objective
of the British bombing attacks
last night. the ministry said. In
formed London quarters termed
the raid a reprisal for the Sum-
day night Nazi fire blitz" on the
city of London.
Some of Gernany's most i'm
portant aircraft manufacturing
concerns, including the Fockewulff
plant which is producing some of
the latest and most secret NaZi
planes. are located at Bremen.
BLAST INVASION PORTS
The latest air ministry COM
on the British night
assaults stated:
Bremen provided the main
objective of last nights oper-
ations. The Raj attack was
heavy and lasted three and one
half hours.
"Shlpyards, d ckyards and
railroad stations were subjected
10 a concentrated discharge of
incendiaries and high explosive
bombs.
Large fires and explosions
were seen.
Ports in enemy-occupied terri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
TARANTO BOMBED

This factory is building the new
German Condor-type heavy bomb
ers, troop carrier planes and also
the Reich's new secret fighting
plane.
Meanwhile British authorities
in Cairo announced Raj bombing
raids extending from Libya to
lower Italy and to the southern
most gate of the Red Sea.
Heavy damage was reported at
the Italian naval bases of laramie,
Naples and Palermo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
STUNNED BY NEWS

The patrolman appeared stunned
at the news and for several
moments stood head down and
detected
II don't know what to saw"
he said as his eyes slowly filled
with tears. ut certainly was
the furtherest thing from my
mind to kill anybody"
He asked when Rudy had died
and then said:
There isn't anything can
say about IL. II there was any
thing could do to undo the
wrong that I've done I'd do it,
but it's too late now"
When he returned to his cell.
Urquhart collapsed and had to be
revived.
The shooting occurred at $50
a. m. Christmas morning at Wood
ward avenue and Vernon highway.
According 10 witnesses, Urquhart.
who has been dismissed from the
police force. was shooting at an
other man al the time he hit
Rudy
\ Rudy is survived by a STEP
daughter Mrs Nancy HutchIns,
26. of 2727 East jefferson avenue.
His former wife. Mrs Mary Karr,
lives az 304l Holbrook avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
COP Declares
War at Lansing

LANSING. Jan. while lead
ers of both parties pleaded for
peace, Republicans today grabbed
control of the Legislature and
bristled def1antly as they awaited
program from Gov. Murray D.
Van Wagner.
Their first move was to break
a century old tradition by pre-
venting the lieutenant governor
from naming committee assign
ments in the Senate.
The Republicans forced Lieuten-
ant-Governor Frank Murphy to
give them control of every CON-
mittee in the upper chamber; they
took complete charge of the House
of Representatives, and then rested
in a belligerent mood for the mes
sage that Governor Van Wagner
will deliver tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

we went over to the stands
where he was sitting.
"This guy was standing with
a friend and when Adams told
him that I was Orlando and to
go ahead with the name calling
he started right in blasting me.
81 listened a while and then I
pushed his friend out Of the way
and hit him twice. The second
poke with my left hand Rocked
him down and out. | was A little
excited because we had been
battling all during the game and
the crowd had been riding me
pretty hard. The ushers and
spectators started running down
toward us 80 I skated of the
ice; I thought maybe they were
heading for me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
White House
Backs Curb
On Initiation
BY EDWARD B. LOCKETT

Int'l News Service stair Correspondent
: sWhsHNGro1psae The
White House today gave tacit APP
proval to the sweeping changes in
the federal governments fiscal
structure proposed by the federal
reserve board for the avowed pur-
pose Of forestaling any initiation
that might result from the present
emergency.
Presidential Secretary Stephen
T. Early said that the recommen-
dationS- made by Board Chair
man Mariner S. Eccles and gen.
orally regarded as designed 10 strip
Presiden, Roosevelt of many of his
extraordinary monetary powers
had been submitted TO the Chief
Executive before they were made
public.
Asked specifically if Mr. Roose-
welt approved the Eccles report,
Early said.
: lit was made with the knowl-
edge of the President and
think the President regards II
as something for Congress TO
consider and study.
1T II under study here and
in the treasury department.
STUDIED BY TREASURY
The7@report was made with
the full knowledge of the Presi-
dent because Eccles brought the
report 10 me last Tuesday and
even worked out the press re-
lease for him.
Despite the headlines
don't think that YOU are going
to find any fight between the
President. the board and the
treasury
Simultaneous with Early's state
ment. Secretary OF Treasury Nor
genthau held a press conference
and told reporters that the pro-
posed credit control plan is under
study by the treasury. But be-
yond that assertion, Morgenthau
refused 10 90.
TIE federal reserve system asked
for extraordinary powers TO con-
troll the nations monetary and
bank credit systems. attacked the
administrations easy none Y"
policy rs gong too far and forecast
a situation that threatens the do
Tense program and the national
economy as whole -
l. recommended q gradual in
crease IN taxes until federal rev
cnueS equal spending end cautioned
that balanced budget is essen
tlal If monetary responsibility Is
10 be discharged effectively
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Woman, 86, Dies in Fire

NILES, Jan. 2.-QNS)-Mrs.
Ezra Johnson, Sc, was burned to
death when fire destroyed her
farm home early today. Her hus-
band jumped TO safety from an
upstairs window.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Raj Skaters Bremen
inUasion Ports, Flushing Ostend and Brest Bombed
in Blistering Reprisal Attack


tory, including Flushing, Ostend
and Brest, also were attacked.
"No British aircraft are
missing"
The British planes also smashed
hard at the Nazi invasion ports
and submarine bases along the
channel coast, the air ministry
said.
Raj RAIDS BREMEN
Smashing raids were carried
out by the Raj during the night
against the German port city OF
Bremen and NaZi invasion ports
and submarine bases along the
channel coast, the British aid min
iStry announced today.
The attack on Bremen was
termed especially successful. An
air ministry communique said that
bombs had caused a number of
large fires.
1t was assumed that among the
detectives was the Fockwulfe air.
craft factory which has been the
principal target of recent British
assaults on Bremen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
YIELD 4 CHAIRMANSHIPS

Thus the new administration,
divided almost equally between
ocrats and Republicans,
opened under circumstances of dis
trust and suspicion.
The Republicans allowed the adj
ministration craftsmanship of only
four of the 26 Senate committees,
and they took under Amusement
the proposal that they turn down
Governor Van Wagoner's appoint
ments and give the jobs to faith
full servants of the COP.
The immediate issue is whether
CONTINUED on Page Ffve)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
PLANS NO ACTION

Freeman said in Chicago that
he did not intend to take any fur
Their action in the matter. He re-
manned close mouthed about the
cause of the fight. lie Is Prince
ton graduate and In business In
Chicago.
When Freeman went down he
landed AZ the feet of James Norris
Sr.. owner Of the Wigs and q
Chicago resident
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Drunken
VictinlDieS

With the death in Receiving
Hospital early today of Alexan-
der Rudy, 53-year-old dishwasher,
Homicide Inspector John o. Whit
man said that he would ask a
manslaughter warrant for Patrol
man Thomas Urquhart, who shot
Rudy while on a drunken spree
early Christmas morning.
Rudy died at 1926 a. m. today
after doctors had fought despcr-
ately to save him for over a week.
He was shot in the left side Just
below the heart. An autopsy will
be held today
Crquhart was taken from his
cell early this morning for an
interview with newspapermen who
informed him that Rudy had died.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
ITALY GRE ETS NAN AIRmEN
British
Sink Duce
Warship
International New. Service Gable


LONDON, Jan. british naval
forces sank an Italian warship in
the Adriatic on the night Of
December 30-31. Reuters British
News Agency said in a dispatch
quoting the Moscow radio.
According TO the broadcast,
based on reports from sources at
Belgrade, four Italian warships
approached the Yugoslav coast.
Later, the Reuters account said,
two British destroyers appeared
and Immediately engaged the Ital-
ian vessels. sinking one. The re-
port said the number of casualties
is not yet known.
"a dispatch from Belgrade
Tuesday said a British warship
sank four Italian supply vessels
in the Adriatic that morning off
the point where the Albanian
and Yugoslavian frontiers join.
This report claimed that most of
the Italian seamen reached shore
safely)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
DuCe TO GET
Help Upon
81
! Fronts
BY PERCY WINNER

init News Service stan Correspondent
ROME, Jan. 2.-Nazi Germany
today threw part of her gigantic
air force and crack war pilots
into Italy to "collaborate" in the
campaigns against Greece and
Great Britain in Albania and
Northern Africa.
Official announcement that
Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler has
some of his air force
units to Italy was made by Gen.
eral Francesca Pricolo, chief Of
the general staff of the Italian air
force, in an order of the day.
Some of the units presumably
have already arrived.
Editors Note: A few hours
before this announcement was
made, the British Royal Air
Force carried out a.sseries of
smashing attacks upon Italian
air and naval bases at laramie,
Palermo. Naples and in Libya.
indicating the British may have
had advance information that
German reinforcements were
arriving.l
FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Pricolo's announcement said:
by orders of His Imperial
Majesty, King Victor Emman-
uei, command you to extend a
cordial welcome to some units
OF the German air corps which
are now coming TO certain
bases In Italy to collaborate
with Italian forces in the
conflict IN, the Mediterranean
BASIN"
The announcement confirmed
current for some days
that Germany was diverting her
armed forces in preparation for a
smashing blow against Britain and
her ally-Greece-in the Mediter-
ranean.
All of the Italian pilots and
planes which for weeks have been
operating with the German air
force in "blitz" attacks upon Lon
don and the British provinces
have returned to their bases.
YELLED BY CENSORSHIP
Military secrecy and censorship
prevents speculation as to the ac-
tual strategy that will be followed
by the German and Italian planes
in their efforts to bring about a
smashing Axis victory in the Medi-
terranean.
Joint attacks upon Alexandria.
SueZ and Greek-held points in ALI
bania, together with a major on.
slaug against the British
merchanized units which have
penetrated close to Bardia in the
Libyan Desert are not ruled as
possibilities, however.
General Pricolo gave no clue as
to the number of NaZi men and
planes sent here by Hitler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

99THE Treaty Of Yer
1 sdittcs imposed tiro
things upon her Ger
monU. First. q great re-
duction in territory, q loss
Of colonies, and henry rcpo-e
rotions. Second. defense
leSsness' ogdinS her
neighbours through the up-
ildteyol diSarn. Gmcnt
clause Of Part Y Of the
tredtH Since 1918 fhtS m
equality for Germany has.
in fact, been France
security
at is. then, Inequality
that GERMANY IS absolutely
determined to get rid Of
today. II inrolred liability
to the Ruhr iHrGsioH and TO
incidents Tie the present
Memel situation. II meant
that, IN practice, the neigh
bours Of Germany coUld
consult about European
problems. irhHc Germany
wGs kept outside the door.
and then ask her 10 sign
Continued IN Next Page. Col. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
X. O'S Hockey Fan
Called Me Names Says Orlando, Red Wings Star,
Describing Punch That Flattened Socialite

Jimmy Orlando, Red Wings de-
Tense man. explained today why he
knocked a Chicago socialite colder
than the surrounding ice at the
of the Wings victory
over the Black Hawks in Chicago
last night.
Orlando threw a left hook and
knocked out Charles Y. Freeman
Jr.. son of the president of the
Commonwealth Edison Company.
electric utility company.
AS Jimmy tells it the battle
really can be blamed on Jack
Adams. the Wings manager.
when the game ended I had
just finished mixing with Max
Bentley of the Hawks and I
started TO skate off the ice"
said Jimmy here. adams
waved me back toward the other
side OF the rink and ] thought l
was going to be penalized or
something for fighting.