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Smyrna times., 1942-01-01
Half-Hearted Promises

II told so and so that
would do my part in defense
work, but / do think they are
getting excited over nothing"
This attitude, expressed di-
rectly or indirectly, means a
deplorable state of affairs in
this community, and one that
should bring shame and NOR
tification upon Smyrna and
the people who live here. Yet
so many people are letting a
few others do all the work,
and shoulder all the response
bility of organizing defense
units. Even many who are
doing airplane spotting find it
only a chore and a nuisance.
Some have fatty refused this
work.
They are giving three hours
of their time. The men in the
Pacific are giving their lives !!
This country is at war, and
it is not being an alarmist and
a defeatist to say that any
thing can happen. The de-
Tense of Smyrna is as serious
u-~yocssyrfi.-e. .-e.v.-ver
Ind as vital as the defense Of
the west coast. Not only the
registration of every adult,
but the sincerity of purpose is
urgent and vital.
Remember Pearl Harbor.
Remember Manila.
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01

keep complete and up-to-date
files on the capabilities, pre-
ferences and availability of
every volunteer for defense
work. Therefore, information
that each registrant fills out
on his registration blank at
the fire hall will be tabulated,
filed in that control center,
and easily available in the fu-
ture.
Regardless of whatever
group you have already sign
ed up with, whether airplane
spotting, air raid warden, or
special work with clubs and
civic organizations, go next
week to the fire hall and reg
lister for the control center
records.
Beginning the first of next
week, a permanent defense
worker will be on duty at the
fire hall from z a. m. until 6
p. M, and will accept new reg
istrants then.
Every adult man and wo-
man is needed. There is a Job
for every volunteer.
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01

tons of mC. PAL :. =. the genera
tor will be suspended.
The bracket and stator, with a
combined weight of 474 tons. will be
lifted into position by an iron frame
work attached to the cranes four
pulleys.
Clearance Figured Closely.
With a clearance of only 15-16ths
of an inch, the rotor will move at a
speed of two and quarter miles
a minute inside the stator.
AT the Newport News Shipbuild-
ing & Drydock company-builders of
half the American fieet-engineers
have almost finished installing the
150,00 horsepower turbine unit of
the generator. 1t has been aligned
to the thousandth of an inch, as
has the whole generator, in order to
prevent vibration that could easily
tear the entire machine to pieces.
Engineers anticipate the genera
tor will undergo its first test runs
some time in July.
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01
TO
JAN. II.
Meeting To Be Held at Caesar
Rodney School, Camden
to Decide Winners
OPEN TO BOYS AND GIRLS

The Fifth Annual Meeting of the
Delaware State Beekeepers Asso-
citation will be held at the Caesar
Rodney High School at Camden on
Saturday, January IT, reports John
M. Amos, assistant entomologist
for the Delaware Agricultural Ex-
tension Service at the University
of Delaware, and secretary-treasur-
er of the beekeepers association. At
this all-day meeting, Delaware bee
keepers will hear George ]. Abram,
SPECIALIST in agriculture at the Uni
versity of Maryland speak on I'm
portant Considerations in Using
Bees for the Pollination Of Crops"
feY- = .ssis-ss..s.-s --s-s--.s
Lima beans as crop and as a
source of honey will be discussed
by the group. Members of the as
ISOLATION will also learn more of the
curative effects of bee stings for
human ailments when Amos pre-
sents brief review of the book
titled 'Bee Venom Therapy." All |
beekeepers of Delaware are invited |
to attend this annual meeting |
which will start at 1890 Saturday |
and will continue until |
noon when lunch will be served in
the school cafeteria. After lunch,
the program will be continued until |
4 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01
Power Unit at
Coulee Tops All
Largest Turbine in World
To Rest in Pit Six
Stories Deep.

GRAND COULEE, WASH.-The
worlds greatest turbine-driven gen.
orator will go into service about Au-
gust l at mans largest structure,
Grand Coulee Dam, according to
reclamation bureau engineers.
The date was set, tentatively, how
ever, because of the difficulty in get
ting machinery with the national de-
fense priority on orders.
The 525-ton rotor assembly of the
generator, designed to produce 108,-
900 kilowatts, has been assembled
in pit six stories deep. 1t must
be lifted out by two 350-ton travelling
cranes, swung over to another pit
and lowered again for final assem-
bly,.
First of Is Generators.
The 32-foot circular rings of iron
plates and poles" the first of Is
giant generators to supply the Pa
cific Northwest, will be placed on
sole" or foundation plates that lie
around the edge of the turbine pit.
The stator, 16O-ton ring of coils
within which the rotor revolves, will
be carried by the cranes to its posi-
ton at the edge of the pit, and will
then be lifted inside of what Is known
as the thrust bearing bracket. This
spider-like bracket, designed to pre-
vent distortion of the stator's shape,
Is a rigid f-"rne from which the pm
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01
War-Shocked Children
Are Restored to Health

LONDON. = Thirty war-shocked
children, taken from homes all over
London, are being restored to
healthy happiness by DR.. Anna
Freud, daughter of the famous
psychoanalyst.
The children are being cured by
psychological treatment in large
house in Hampstead, formerly a
Swedish hotel. With the financial
aid from the British War Relief So
ciety Of America, the house has been
equipped as psychological clinic.
The clinic is under the direction
Of Mrs. Dorthy Birmingham, an
American, who is married to an
Englishman Mrs. Birmingham is as
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01

sisted by Miss Lillian Bowes-Lyon.
a cousin of the queen.
Twenty-eight of the children un-
dergoing treatment are under four
years old. Their hunks are so ar
ranged that they can hear little Of
guns or bombs if there is an afraid
in progress.
This was one of the first things
arranged by DR.. Anna Freud.
Many of the children were badly
shaken when they were taken into
the clinic but most of them have
recovered from their unnervins
experiences.
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01
Pet Duck Avidly Takes
To Setting-Up Exercises

BOSTON. : Martha. nine-pound,
two-year-old duck who takes setting
up exercises by lying on its back
and riding a bicycle" plays ball
and likes to be weighed <on the bath
room scales, is the unusual pet of
l2-year-old Ronald Young.
Ronald's parents bought Martha al
a pet store for so cents. They since
have refused an offer of $50 for the
duck which thrives on diet of raw
meat and spaghetti.
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING

The Annual Meeting of the Share
holders of The National Bank of
Smyrna, for the election of Direc-
tors and the transaction of such
other business as may be brought
before the meeting, will be held at
its Banking House, on Tuesday,
January 18th, 1912, between the
hours of II o'clock a. m. and II
o'clock noon.
EDW. T. PORTER, Cashier.
1918 At
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01

We pledge ourselves to this cause
A Statement by
The Great Atlantic e Pacific Tea Company
publicly government the people of
the
authorized
menta agencis event tunwaran IN prices Of foods.
the prices charged the
wewHl power
America the orderly marketing of their products
fanest possible prices to them
make
isent
ale, retailers, will cause higher
That pay employees wages
ando them h
umakeev to food
of ofprofti n history of the
providing food for the
oftraein the
achieved efGcence the distribution food
dollar food less
overhead than ever before No other retail business
the United States field operated with such low
food flood.
government United o do and
for the protection of this the
Today a believe tha interest
has rights conflict with the general public interest
armedo of the today receiving
better food than before n history equally
children, shall be fed Land
than ever before national history,
17y7%
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01

wardens arrested them and few to
Portage with the poachers and four
beaver pelts as evidence.
The poachers were convicted and
fined.
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01
NOTICE OF SHAREHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the share
holder of The Fruit Growers Ma
tional Bank and Trust Company of
Smyrna, for the election of direc-
tors and for the transaction of any
other business that may lawfully
come before it, will be held at the
office of the Company in Smyrna,
Delaware, Tuesday, January 13,
1912 between the hours of IL A. M.
and IL Noon.
Harley R. Bodley, President
12-11 ST
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01
Defense Registration

There seems to have been
some misunderstanding con-
cerning the registration of
civilians for defense at the
Smyrna Fire Hall. The pur-
pose of this registration is to
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
MLEKO DRAzsf.

Re statnf 1radovny ohlaseno
bylo V nedeli, re cena mleka
Dude vyss1, ably Sc odpomohlo
nastavaj1c1mu rostouc1mu ne
dostatku.
Podobne pTedpov1dano jest,
re Ia mlekem co Sc tyce IVY
Semi ceny pGjde tez maslo a
vejce, ktere We zprave nejsou v
Baltimore prflis chvaleny. Ivy
SEM ceny mleka Dude mlti. pry
dobry vliv ma mlekaTe, ably
zdejs1 mlekarsky obchod zlep-
Sen byl.
Shon pc KAYE v sobotu byl
shiny. Baltimorsti obchodnici
v sobotu videli dlouhe fady
hospodynf, jez snazily Sc kou-
pitt kavy CO nejvfce molly. Je.
den obchodnfk udava, re pro.
dal $50 liber We trech hodi
mach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27

dobOrec a tanker a pravdepo-
dobne potopily jiny torpedobo-
rec a trasnportn1 LODI.
Britska letadla opet pTelete-
la evropskou pevninu a podni-
kla novy tezky 1tok ma Turin.
ktery Sc setkal S plnym 1spe-
chem. Nasledky vybusnych a
z%apalnych pun byly tezk6 po-
zary S velikymi spoustami kou-
re, take presne pozorovanf w
|sledk6 nebylo NONE. Italska
zprava vsak sauna doznava, re
mesto bylo zle poskozeno. DIE
londynske zpravy Sc tentokra-
tie 3 leadla nevratila a souhlas-
ne s tim oznamili Italove, re tri
britska letadla s~estrelili. Je to
poprve, co z naletu ma severnf
Italii sc nepodarilo Britskym
vratiti Sc bez pohromy.
Italska zprava oznamuie, re
bylo pr naletu zabito pres 20
osob a zran6no pres 12O. Sired
mesta byl tezce poskozen. Tu-
rim je stTediskem italskeho prG
myslu valecneho.
V ofensivn1 akci, zahajene
severovychodne cd Tuapse, do
byly sovetsk6 silly vesnici a il
hovychodne cd Nalciku d1lezi-
ty strategicky bod v hornate
krajine. Take u Stalingradu a
to V jiznfm 1seku zahnali ne
pTatelsky 1tok a odehnaly ne
kolik nemeckych 1tokG i v il
nych 1secfch mesta.
Celia francouzska zapadnf
Afrika poc1taje V to namorni
stanici Dakar presla do moci
ISpojenc1 bez prolit1 krve.
Admiral Darlan ucinil ozna-
men1 toto pomocf Alz1rskeho
radio S poznamenanfm, re cele
1zemf nynf posloucha jeho roz
kazG.
Americke vojsko obsadilo
francouzskou severn1 Afriku
Sc ztratou $50 muz1 a 1850
ranenymi. We Washington ne
bylo oznameno, kolik muz6
tam vylodeno. Poc1ta Sc, re
asi 10000.
Ruske vojsko potlacilo ne
mecke cd Stalingradu, ktere
tam ztratilo $4,000 muzu a hro
zilo zniciti tisfce jinych Nazi
vojak6 taborfcfch reky Vol
CV-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
$512.74
POE1RBY.

- Ma NarOdn1m hrbitOve
pohrben byl v sobotu O II. no
dine dopoledne Karel Bures, {.
831 N. Montford Avenue, jenz
zemrel Maryland State Sana-
forum pc 3lete nemoci 10. lis
topadu We veku 40 rokG. Marc
zen byl v Ceskoslovensku. Pc
hfebnl obrady vykonal Rev.
Frank Novak.
Pohreb vypraven re Schi
munkova Pohrebn1ho Domova.
- We stredu, dine rs. listo-
padu pochovan byl ma Ces. Ma
rodnfm Hfbitove p. Harry R.
Thorn z clsla GIG N. Clinton u
lice. Zemrel dine %. listopadu
We start AZ let. Narodil Sc v
Baltimore. Byl manzelem zem.
rele pf. Emmy Thorn, rozene
Bernat. Pohreb konal Sc z do.
mu pf. Marie Bernatove, tchy.
ne zemreleho, 1913 N. Linwoo0
Ave. "a assistance Rev. Titus
Lehmanna. Zemrely byl "a
mestnancem B. & O. drahy.
Pohreb vypravila firma Chas
IL. ~Schimunek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
PRO NEHO PRfLIS


Virgil Herbert Miller, dole
ty z Cumberland, otec sesti d.
tex, pfijat byl sobotu do ma
mofn1 moci zde.
"Chtel jsem Sc DAFT odvesti
do armady v Cumberland,
vysvetloval, ale odklady byly
prflis velike. Odslouzil jsem
81 drive pet rokG, diva mes1ce a
devet dn1 v delostrelectvu. z
armady vystoupil jsem r. 1926
We Fort D. A. Russell We Wyo-
mingu."
Cd tie DOLBY Miller byl "a
mestnan v Cumberland vyde-
lavaje sc cent? "a hodinu.
V namornictvu dostal by "a
kladn1ho platu $78, z nich5
$22 musely poslany byti man
zelce a d1tkam.
Manzelka dostavala doda-
tecnych $28 cd vlady, $12 "a
prvn1 d1te a $40 mesicne "a
kazde z ostatnfch peti dftek
celkem $168 mesfcne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
RuSOve v move
offensive.
DOBYLI JIZ VELIKEHO vi
TEZSTVf MAD NEPRfTELEM
u S~TALINCRADU.

Ma severozapade cd obleze-
|neho mesta zahnali Nemce o
ctyricet az padesat mil, pri
cemz pobili $4,000 a zajali 49,
900 vojakG. ODE z~eleznice, "a
sobujfcf oblehajfc1 armada,
byly pfeTfznuty.
Moskva, 23. listopadu (Reu-
teri. Pc vfteznem postupu cd
40 az so mil We trech minulych
|dnech ruska vojska pokracuj1
We sve offensive ma s~everozapa-
de a jihu cd Stalingradu.
Dive pomocne armady postu-
puff We snaze obchvatiti Meme
cka vojska pred Stalingradem.
Vojaci pod generalem Alexem
Rodinnstevem odrazili nemec-
ky 1tok Stalingradu a dobyli
strategicke vysiny.
Hlavnim ~1spechem ruske o.
fensivy je znovudobytf Kala-
Ice, nadrazi v Abgonerove, 40
mil ma jihozapad cd Stalingra-
du a zeleznicnfho stTediska
Krivomuzinskaja. Ma Jill cd
IStalingradu bylo dobyto vice
nez deset vesnic.
sest nemeckych pesfch divi-
Isl a jedna tankova divise byla
porazena a pluk delostrelectva
donucen vzdati Sc. Patnact tt
sic Nemc1 bylo zabito a 49,
900 zajato. Nejmene so ne
meckych aeropland bylo mi
ceno.
Posledni zpravy oznamuji,
re do stredy bylo zabito neb
zajato 1900 NsmcIi, " tom
NELSON zapoctsni ransni. Dale
Rusove zajali 3 genearly, uko-
Fistili 1854 del, 431 tankG, 80
letadel, 294O truckGG, 5000 ko-
nj, 100000 dslovych nabojH
Is, OOO,O 900 nabojG do pusek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
VEPROVE HODY A MIKU-
LASSKA ZABAVA {. NJ. S. v
NEDELI, DINE 6. PROSINCE
We 4 HODINY ODPOLEDNE
v SOKOLOVNE.

Zajiste jiz vfte, re G. N. S.
zde v Baltimore porada v ne
deli, dine 6. prosince Veprove
Hody S Mikulasskou Zabavou
Podnik tento je umoznen Sic
chetnost1 Ora. Charles Marka,
ktery zakoupil vepTe Cd Mary
landskych farmard a daroval
G. n. S. Vstupne je soc Sc stat
nj DAM. Cena veceTe a kavy S
kolacem je zahrnuta v Gene
vstupneho. Vstupne pro deti
|je 25c. Vecefe Sc Dude poda-
vati jiz cd 4 hodin odpoledne
take kazdy 81 m1ze Poole Ii
bosti pohodlne a bez cekanf
zasednouti Ike chutne vepfove
veceTi S knedlfkem a zelim a.
nebo k jitrnici. Kava s cesky-
mi kolacky Sc Dude take pro-
davati nahore v sale v kavo-
VEN stanku. Hudba bratra j.
|Svitaka Dude vyhravati swine
polky a vesele valcfky k tanci.
Prozradfm-li Yam, re Mikulas-
sky program je V osvedcenych
rukou br. CihlaTe, tax v1te, re
Sc mate ma co tesiti. Ovsem re
zde Dude Mikulas. Jaka pax
Mikulasska zabava bez Miku-
lase! Pripravte darky, ktere
chcete poslati ma hodech sym
znamym anebo detem. Darky
|opatrene jmenem m1zete ode
vzdati u vstupu a Mikulas je
pax rozda. Nemate-li cas- pTi-
praviti darky predem, m1zete
81 jej, zakoupiti We Vanocnim
stanku. Sestry We Vanocnlm
stanku Yam jej vkusne zabali
a opatrf jmenem osoby ktere je
|darek urcen. We Vanocnlm
stanku 81 m1zete dokoupiti ia
Ike vanocnf darky. Bude zde
IL panenek oblecenych v sci
skych kroj1ch, kabelky, drobne
rlcnl prace, hackovane kveti,
ny. Dude Sc take losovati {
krasne hackovanou halenku
dar to pf. Karpenkove a ctyr.
jine veci. Jak vid1te, program
je bohaty a slibujeme Yam do.
bre pochutnanf a dobrou "a.
bavu. Vyzyvame dobre kra.
jany a krajanky o jejich pc.
moe pri tonic podniku. Vyzy.
vame ceske hospodynky ably
prispeli svym osvedcenym pc
GIVEN do kavoveho stanku. o.
bracfme Sc ma zrucne pracov.
nice ably pomohli drobnymi ru.
cnimi pracemi a jinymi who'd.
nymi vecmi do vanocnfho stan.
ku. Zveme vsechny dobre &c.
choslovaky zde v Baltimore, a.
by pTisli v nejhojnejs1m poctu
ma Veprove Hody dine 6. pro.
since.
Zabavnf Vybor 6. N. S
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MLADf BANDITE PRCHLI
6 $50.

Ctyfi mladf cernosi oloupili
v pondelf v noci Louise Axel-
rod, majitele pekarny ma Ba-
ker ulici a prchli S ukradenymi
mu $50. TTi vesli do obchodu
S revolvery zat1m CO ctvrty zd-
stall venku ma strait. Behem
pffepadu vessel kupuj1c1 do OBJ
chodu. Cernochy pTinucen byl
postaviti Sc ku Alexrodovi a
pax utekli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27

re Kovac1ka, s kterym Sc uz
hlouha leta mali radi.
V manzelstvi il neceka mic
dobreho, neb Ondrejova mat
ka je znama hrubianka.
Trpf Eva, trpf Matus, tez j
Evina, mala, sestricka Anca,
kterej Eva pc smrti jejich mat
ky byla vsechno.
Mikulcfk pozoruje, re no E.
va nemiluje a vi, re je p%rfcinou
MatuS.
Re chleva Mikulcfkoveho u
tikajf ovce. Mikulc1k podezff-
va Matusa a hleda pfilezitost
k hadce, ably sc Matusovi mo-
hi pomstft.
Stara Mikulc1kova zachazf
nelidsky Sc svoji nevestou, try
mi a bile il. Mala Anca, KITE
ra to videla, utekla do hory "a
volat Matusa, ably Evu chranil.
Padajfcf strom Ancu zasahne
a smrtelne zranf. Matus PRIDE
hne ma pomoc, ale uz je pozde,
cd umfrajfcf Ancicky Sc jeste
dozvf, re Evu bill.
Eva pc Ancinej smrti je jeste
vice trapf, trpf dusevne i te-
lesne.
To vsechno takovou mlrou
pGsob1 ma Evinu dust a mock,
re Sc pc vsech tech udalostech
|pomate. V noci bloud1 pc W.
.sinach, zpfva a hleda Matusa.
Rano Sc dedina dow, re On
dreja Mikulcfk je mrtvy a Ma
tus Sc Sci udat k cetnictvu, "a
well no.
Soud mad Matusem prinasf
nejvetsf pfekvapenf. Mikulcf-
kova zasahnuta smrti svehe
|syna, smrti Ancinou, pomate-
nostf Evy a zalarovan1m Matu-
Sc, co vlastne vsechno ona "a
vinila, priznava Sc a v slzach
odkryva velke tajemstvf. Ma
tuS je jejf vnuk, bloom vycho-
vany syn Mikulcikovej dcery,
kterou pred 20 lety z domu Wy
hnala. Prosf Matuse "a odpus-
tent, Matus place a odpoustf.
Co Dude dale, to vsechno u
vidfte az pTijdete do Delnicke-
no Domu, Madison a Rose I'LL.
v ned6li odpoledne, 20. listopa-
du. Tento film je re zivota
slovenskeho, zpracovany POOLE
drama "Sumrak mad Detvou."
Odehravany kroj1ch ma Slo-
vensku. Herci tohoto filmu
jsou clenove Slovenskeho ma
rodn1ho divadla v Bratislave.
Tento film je poradany We
prospech Baltimore Communi-
ty Fund.
Uctive I'VE poradajicf vybor.
Josef Pavlovsky.
- z Pomocneho Vyboru Sc
oznamuje: p1. Barbora Mar
kowitzova slozila V ucten1 pa
matky zemreleho manzela
$500 pro Pomocny Vybor, da-
lie p1. Tauser darovala $1.OO a
p1. Marie Lehecka Ia zbozi
$3.50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-27
TRI ODSOUZENI PRO
KRADEZ.

TTi mladfci odsouzeni byli
ma tri roxy do v6zenf kazdy
pro kradez automobile.
19lety Leroy Bethard, Tile
ty Paul Knight a 16lety Leon
C. Wright. Vineni jsou, re We
ctyrech pffpadech jeli s trucky
v blizkosti Washington a po-
skodili je tam.