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Evening star., 1943-03-15

Grant to soil and situation. How
ever, 1t is dependable enough to
Justify growing in the average gar
den. The new varieties. Indian
Summer, Taylor and Marcy, are not
adapted to local conditions. We are
at the southern limit where red
raspberries may be grown.
Red raspberries and black rasp-
berries do not mix. Grow either one
or the other. not both, 1t pays to
buy from nurseries selling disease
free plants, tThe State of Penn
sylvania certifles nurseries who have
disease-free stock and gardeners
may obtain list Of them by writ
ing to the State Department Of Ag-
riculture at Harrisburg
tclip and save for Victory Garden Book }
Evening star., 1943-03-15

OConnor, III,
son of Mr.. and
M r S. c. F.
O'C o n n or, jr.,
Arlington, Va,
who is stationed
h ere a t t h e
Arm Y airfeld,
has been ac-
Cepted for the
Officer Candi-
date School and
Will Degln Irdlll-
ing in chemical
warfare. While
previously sta
toned at Cha
Evening star., 1943-03-15
WOUNDED IN ACTION-Mr. and

Mrs. w. A. Staub.
$50 Milwaukee
street Sc, re-
Gently learned
that their son,
Jirnmy Staub, %.
tedlnician, fifth
& \ a d e, W a S
y q u n d e d II
action in North
Africa. A native
of Washington,
Mr.. Staub at
tended Eastern
High School and
prior to his in
duction into the
ARMY he wa s
Evening star., 1943-03-15
ksz5WlTH ID. CO
FIGHTING MEN* Z

Ina M. Brunner, 11l6 Congress street
Sc, recently was graduated from
the Army Air Forces Advanced Bonn
bardier School here at Lowry Field.
LAREDO, Tex-Corpl. Charles F.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
BY WILBUR H. YOUNGMAN,
The Stars Garden Editor

Much of our attention is being
focused on the vegetable crops, al
though the Victory garden may
we'll include some of the small fruits.
Evening star., 1943-03-15
No. IS

Rasp b erries,
black berries,
dewb berries, Nh ~
straw erries,
etc, are desir-
able. do we'll in this area and take
relatively little space. But, even So
with the exception Of strawberries
they do not belong in the small gar
den plot.
A row of raspberries 50 feet long
will provide fruit over period oi
several weeks in late May and June
Two-year- old plants bear the flrst
year, while the commonly sold one.
year roots do not begin to bear unit
the second year.
Raspberries prefer q moist soil
although clays and loans may be
improved through the addition Of
humus SO that these brambles viii
be both vigorous and prolific. Hot
dry situations are not suitable, no,
will raspberries thrive in heavy
Evening star., 1943-03-15

RdSp o e I + l e S -,
black b erie ,
d e " b e rri e S ,
straw b es,
etc, are desir-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Female Help Wanted

MATTRESSES go white ~ 10 IS. for
counter service. S22 weekly, meals and
uniforms furnished. 10 nights, Sundays or
holidays Broadway Market Restaurant,
Broadway and Grand River.
MATTRESSES
Top wages good tips steady work,
SUSIE q Z Restaurant. 22i6 Woodward.
ROYAL Oak ~ mile north OF IL Nilel.
Lincoln 1882
MATTRESSES Experienced Dearborn Inn
dining room: salary and excellent tips
no breakfast Room and board II desired.
Telephone head waiter, Dearborn 1910.
MATTRESSES Experienced good wages
no nights or Sundays Ambassador Res
tauIapt. lil2 Woodward
MATTRESSES Good pay. steady work,
Heiens Hamburger, e2s West McNiehols,
~ Hamilton.
WHITE r,,odi. .vs1 woman for ueh,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

PLAIN HOMEWORK, no cooking, Adults.
32se Riehtcn, Dexter bus.
PRACTICAL NURSES for institution--Ss-
hour week; good salary with fun main
tsnsncs. Apply 1890 West Seven Nile
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-27

Mia Anica, ''ti 81 sosedov, to 81,
ii 81 -"
IS Peel, kakor vi, Anica" je
mirno pripomnil Lipe.
Osupi so Sc ozrli ma glasno
govoreca mozje pri kvartah...
II. Jerica
cudovito je bilo zivljenje Je-
rici. Ia mala, bolehna osebica !!
Smilila Sc je Marjanici, smilila
Anici, Sc. Neza je potrpela Z
MO. Samo Katra je bila cudovi-
to. trda Z MO. Nj je mogla po-
gledati, da Sc il nj oko razvnelo
v jezi, da je nj ozmerjala. Ne
kako tajno veselje je imela V
tenn Katra, posebno Sc, kadar
Je. bill MEN brat Luka pricujoc.
Globoko. Sc je smilila zato Jeri-
ca 81 koraj vsem ma Peci. Zdelo
Sc Je pa, da edna ona sama sebe
ne pomiluje: izraz neke bolest-
ne srece, je ublazeval njene We
like, pametne oci. V teh oceh je
bilo toliko globokotajnega, da
Je Marjanica dejala nekoc, da-
81 nj mnogo umela O. pesmi, da
Je Jerica res prava Jerica, da
Sc il vsaj ne godi bolje ko oni
v pravljici, nakar je Jerica od-
vrnila, da vse to trpljenje Sc nj
mic v primeri trpljenjem ne
dolznih deklic, XII so prelile svo-
jo kri "a Boga, in da ona moli
vsak veeer, da bi jo Bog dodeif
enako sreco. Nato, il je Maria
MICA solzami v oceh poklonila
stare knjigo o zivljenju svetni-
koV, IN Jeflca Je JedVa. dOcakala
veceroV, da je mogla nemoteno
pri slabi luci citati O muceni-
cab in mucenih. Neizreceno Sc
il je bila priljubila knjiga. Pre-
citala jo je kdo We kolikokrat,
ali njena sanjajoca dusa je no.
tela citati vec in vec. Tako Sc je
zgodilo, da je steknila pod
stresju nekaj knjig, in meneca,
da. ne more nobena knjiga poro-
cati drugega, nego kako so uni
rail- mucenci in mucenice, je "a
celia brati po vrsti. pri najdrob-
nejsi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-27

ustavite Katri besedo in kdo
drugi bi znal trepetati pred
orozniki."
"To je res,' Sc je nasmehnila,
"vi Sc vsega domislite!" In OBJ
cutila je zopet toliko hvalezno-
sti do tega cloveka in nj 81 mo-
gla kaj, da ne bi rekla in ga
vikala:,
"Oh, Lipe, Bog: YAM povrni!
vi ste meni zelo, zelo dobri!"
Resnost je stopila fantu V
lice. Potem pa Sc mu je zjasnil
obraz in je pripomnil.
"Domaci 81 moramo pomaga-
til"
"Kako mislite to-" je vpra-
sala Anica, XII nj razumela, "a
kaj das je poudaril besedo do
maci."
"Anica," je. dejal on mehko,
ko da hoee povedati nekaj silno
lepega, "ali Sc mic ne spominja-
te vase mladosti? Ali Sc mic ne
spominjate, kako Sc je bila neka
zine z neke. strehe usula ma vas
plast snega in vas vso pokrila,
ali Sc mic ne spominjate, da ste
tedaj v tisti smrtni nevarnosti
izgovorili prvikrat ime neko-
ga ="
"Lipe," je zdajci skoro kirk
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-27

Sloveniji, v kolikor tega ze MISC
izvedli. Slovenska posestvar bo-
do oddana priseljenim Mem
Gem. Domacini bodo pac morali
sluziti "a hlapce nernskim 60
spodarjem ali pa bodo izgnani.
Pri nemskih vojakih, XII so
bill ubiti ali ujeti ma. ruski from
tt, so nasli pisma, il katerih Sc
da posneti, kako Sc pocutijo
Nemci zasedeni Ceski. Kor-
poral Fellner, sluzec V nemski
garniziji v ceskem mestu Roxy
cani, je pisal svojemu prijate-
lju Helmerju ma ruski 'front.': {:
"zivljenje tukaj: v Rokycanih
je res tezavno. Cesko prebival-
stvo mas strasno sovrazi." -Neki
nemski civilist, bivajoc v Pra-
gi, je pisal prijatelju R. Herr
manu- ma ruskit 'front.': "Sam
vrag vedi, kaj Sc godi tukaj. &C.
hi postajajo. boil in bolj aro-
gantni. Samo pomisli, pred ne
kaj dneyi so ponoci razobesili
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-27
EsTI Il SLQVANSkM
kRAJEv

Nemci Sc posluzujejo vseh
sredstev, da Gin hitreje in po-
polnoma ponemcijo tiste kra-
je Slovenije, katere so okupi-
rail-. To ponovno dokazuje neka
nova odredba, XII je bila izdana
meseca, marca letos. Po tel ma
redbi morajo. biti zemljiske
* ntjige spodnjestajerskih
2okrajih, preurejene. Posestniki
nepremicnin SO bill pozvani, da
nemudoma predloze komisari-
jatu ciyilne uprave svoje last
ninske dokumente ter navede-
10 svoje ime in narodnost.
Kdor bi Sc ne javil praVoeaspo,
izgubi vse. svoje. lastninske pra-
vice in pos 81. decembru 1914 ne
bo mogel. zahtevati nikake Cd
skodnine. II tega porocila je
razvidfio, da hocejo Nemci 5 silo
razlastiti Slovence v zasedeni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-27
EnakOpraVnOst

svojo zastavo ma tukajsnji In
dustrijski palaci. Po hodnikih
pa sem videl s kredo ali smolo
.napravljene napise: "Smrt oku-
patorjem!" Neki drugi nemSki
civilist V Pragi je pisal prija-
telju Karlu Kesternu ma rusko
fronto: "Ako ne bodo takoj
podvzeti kaksni strogi koraki,
bodo Cehi nadaljevali S svojo
izdajalsko aktivnostjo, kar Sc
DO, slabo koncalo "a mas Nemce.
Cesko soVrastvo do mas ina re
zdaj pregloboke korenine."
Madzarske oblasti so nedav-
no dale obesiti Oleksa Borkan-
yuka, XII je bill svojecasno po-
;slanec v ceskoslovaskem parla-
mentu, kjer je zastopal komu-
niste v Podkarpatski Rusiji. Ko
je bila Ceskoslovaska raztrgana
in je Marzarska okupirala Pod
karpatsko Rusijo, je Borkan-
yuk usel V Rusijo. Ko je pozne-
je Nemcija napadla Rusijo in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-27
MllLl|.,ADA Il, BR'E||DA RE
.-' T. -j>, POVEST
sPIsAE DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
ticku srca tako-le:

ticku srca tako-le:
''Ne verjemi tega, neumnost
bi bila, vracati Sc ma Pee. Ali ne
vidis, da je tam "a te smrt. Ju-
ri je bolan in povrhu te komaj,
vec ljubi. Sal je popolnoma
slep "a vse v rokah matere. In
ia matt! Ali res mislis, da te
bo trpela ma Peel? Maj umrje
MOI, kaj potem? ze sedaj tie ne
more, ker 81 il zmesala racune.
Kaj potem? Ali ne bo morda
cello stregla tebi in detetu po
zivljenju? Brezmiselno bi bilo,
vrniti Sc. Anica, ostani tu! Glej,
dvoje rok imam, ali te roke SO
jake, delate bodo "a te branile
te bodejo.''
Tako-le je morda mislil Lipe,
rekel pa je,:
"Vrnite Sc. Ne bojte Sc, da bi
Sc vam kdo posmehoval. Sal
vam nj treba povedati, s kak-
snim namenom ste odsli S Pc
ci."
"Kaj: maj porecem? 'je vpra-
sala Anica.
"Kaj maj recete,' 'se je ma
smehnil Lipe, "recite, da ste sli
k sodniji zaradi "tatice," tako
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-27
srRAN :.

Sc je Nemciji pridruzila tudi
Madzarska, Sc, je Borkanyuk
vrnil v svojo dezelo ter je V
Karpatskem gorovju organizi-
raj partizane, XII SO Sc borili
proti madzarskim fasistom. V
nekem boju je bill ujet in cd
vojaskega sodisca obsojen ma
smrt.
V Plovdivu ma Bolgarskem je
nedavno prislo do hudih bojev
med bolgarsko policijo in upor-
niki, XII SO skusali poskodovati
rama industrijska podjetja.
Pet upornikov je bilo ubitih in
nekaj ujetih, ostali pa so pobeg-
Mill. Porocilo pravi, da so upor-
niki dobro preskrbljeni z oroz-
jem in municijo. IL porocila Sc
da sklepati, da niti Hitler niti
njegov sluga kralj Boris ne
moreta pridobiti bolgarskega
ljudstva "a Hitlerjev ''novi
red in ga nascuvati proti slo-
yanSki Rush,.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-27
(Nadalj ljevanje)

Zdelo, Sc j je ,da, napol ume
smisel njegovih besed, zdelo Sc
j je, da je hotel reei, da je pre-
vzela z dnem, ko Sc je mozila
ma Pee, vse 'ugodnosti in brid-
kosti Peci in da je njena prva
dolznost, da ostane zvesta pri-
segi, XII jo je polozila pred
mozem v roke duhovnikove, ma
mestnika Boga. Da je ne sme-
jo nikake tezave pripraviti do
tega, da bi krsila to dano oblju-
DO, in da je to najmanj, kar
more. in, SINE zahtevati moz cd
ME. Ona pa ga zapusti. Nj Ii
opravicen moz azvreci jo, kakor
je zapustila ona njega?' In ia
moz je povrhu Sc bolehen, in
vino je delovalo v MEM, in ma
vse zadnje ,saj je v resnici sto-
rila nekaj, kar mu nj mogla
ostati vse emo: udarila je bila
njegovo mater.
Anici je zacela roka drhteti.
Lipe je opazil njen dusevni boj,
in izraz brezmejne pomiloval- l.
nosti 'mu je zopet legel ma
obraz. Nj Ii morda zaklicalo ne
kaj globoko doll skritem kO-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-27

down Of our transport system at
home" Power trucks and other
mechanical methods Of multiply
ing inanpower. will help to keep
troops and great quantities Of
stored war freight moving, ac-
cording to Cook, providing. the.
roads are given the necessary
priorities and directives to replace
equipment which is rapidly CIV
ing out under present abnormal
traffic demands.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-27

"America's transportation is ap-
preaching a dangerous peak" says
G. B. Cook, Vice President Of the
Elwell-Rarker Electric Co., Cleve-
land, o. ""Unless the roads can
obtain new rolling stock and re-
plenish their shop and mainte-
nance equipment as a partial off,
set to their acute shortage Of man
power the threat may become a
critical reality. Victory could
even be delayed by the slowing
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-27

With Prime Minister ChurhPs that the United
Nations beginning
them, railroads critical
period their history Ke9yal the safe travel
that ships will be able all the
materials food and supplies that The factories produce If the
equipment obsolete in 940 little Of has been replaced
~' ' N't ." - - ''9' 'F'~'''
Nogales international., 1943-10-22
Crude-0il Supply Won't Fail,
SAYS Petroleum Expert

Will the earth'S petroleum supply stand the
enormous drain of global warfare? Will it meet the
needs of postwar years-which will add many new
items to the list Of 1000 products now being made
from crude oil?
The answer is Yes, says Gustav Egloff, president
of the American Institute of Chemists and research
director Of the Universal Oil Products Co., writing in
a recent issue of the Rotarian magazine.
Oil is probably being produced by Nature faster
than it is being consumed by man, DR.. Egloff main
tans There are doubtless millions of acres of oil
producing territory in the western hemisphere not yet
discovered developed and many other parts of the
earth should prove to be not less rich.
But in addition to it's 375 600 producing wells the
United States has billions of barrels available from
other crude oil sources, he contends Investigations
have brought to light facts regarding earth
which convince us that oil is constantly being formed,
DR. Egoff asserts citing the datoms found in closed
basins Of the North American Continental Shelf,
particularly along the west coast Of California Dia-
toms (brown. one-celled plants, growing in jelly like
masses in both fresh and salt water constantly
depositng in the deeper waters Of the Pacific Coast
and their organic content is constantly increasing
DR., Egloff estimates that the diatoms in the
Monterey shale of the Santa Maria California, oil
fields would alone produce billion barrels of oil by
etherprocess extractio1-and these represent only
one limited area where datoms are plentiful.
From the foregoing we may conclude that Nature
is producing oil at faster rate than gas pressure
pump strokes can bring it to the earths surface,
writes DIR. Egloff, may take heart for the
future.
Nogales international., 1943-10-22
The Time For Action

This is the time of the year that sufferers from
hay fever and asthma unite in a fervent wish that
the authorities that be will get busy and cut down
weed growths which cause them to suffer-
Nogales undoubtedly includes some of it's citizens
in the amazing number Of those who suffer from
these diseases If something like the good neighbor
policy could be put into effect in this community,
many weeds would come down and these sufferers
would be spared part, at. least, Of their annual
affliction.
Municipal authorities everywhere should take
cognzance of the situation and do what is possible to
prevent the prevalence of irritating weed growths.
If some metropolitan newspapers would elimin-
ate their junk features there would be newsprnt
shortage.
There is no way to tell when the war in Europe
will end but when the Germans decide to collapse they
will collapse in a hurry.
Democracy in the United States is being fettered
by organized minorities.
The political leaders of the farm bloc doing
more bowling than the farmers.
Big business has always been able to frighten
little business into cooperation.
The Italian lake is being used almost exclu-
sively by ships Of the United Nations.
Ignorance has no modesty It insists upon ex-
posing itself.
Nogales international., 1943-10-22
ri M1s1IfkABox

I1OIlOlu1u, L. II.
October 8, 1943
Mr. Craig Pottinger
VCgales, Ariz.
Dear Craig:
Just few lines to let you know
he arrival of your Sept. 3, Sept.
20 Sept. II issues of your Interna-
io!7al yesterday. What a happy
feeling came over me to get some
hCme news.
Sorry to read of losing four good
old friends, A. j. Signiago, Alex
Carpena, Robert Meigs and Warren
Henry Wood.
Inclosed find please Postal Money
Order fer use of the erection of the
plaque for service men of Nogales
and Santa Cruz County.
I'm mailing you a Honolulu paper
today. Well Craig, Honolulu is
a beautiful spot. Very friendly peo-
pie, but the blackout is very dismal
I'm feeling fine, work every day,
sometimes part cf the night as we'll
I had a nice visit with AL E. Cam
erlin, Jr., the other day. The Navy
life agrees with him, young fellow
with glowing red cheeks, weighs
Nogales international., 1943-10-22

B. E. Hutchinson of The Little
Outfit writing Nj as follows: 1.-The
Nogales international., 1943-10-22

esting Indian cliff ruins, and we all
had lots of fun camping out and
sleeping in sleeping bags. Next week,
my teacher and some of the boys
are going deer hunting, and in
about two or three weeks there will
be the fall roundup 1 like every
body ON the ranch, and am having
a grand time. The meals here are
wonderful.
Yours sincerely,
BARBARA MEIGS
P.S. I am studying Spanish and
like it very much. a
Nogales international., 1943-10-22
San Diego, Calf.
October 16, 1943

Nogales international
NogaleS, Arizona
Dear Mr.. Pottinger:
Recently saw a copy of The In
ternational, found it very interest
ing, and know that my SON Hamp-
ton Raines would find it more so
as it contained pictures and infor-
nation about the many boys from
Nogales who were in the services,
so many were old friends and school
mates of his.
Hampton enlisted in the Navy in
September 1912, and is now in the
Aleutian Islands. Please send me
a copy of October and I will send
it on to him.
With all good wishes,
Sincerely,
ROSE G. RAINES
1875 33rd St., Zone 4
San Diego, Calf.
Nogales international., 1943-10-22
16 October 43
Washington, D. C.

washington, -. y.
Craig Pottinger
Nogales, Arizona
Dear Craig:
Your newspaper sent to- me in
Wales, arrived back in the us. and
was delivered to me here at the
Pentagon Building and I cut this
item out about your son Craig Pot
finger, Jr.
Looks like if the war lasts long
enough, it will have all our young
boys. Seems to me it would be
best to kill off the old men first
but wars don't seem to be fought
that way I know how your wife
feels and tell her am remembering
her son in my prayers.
Present plans are under way, that
I will be on my way overseas again.
Sure miss being home with my
family, and wish the war would get
over, so we all could get home.
Erny Mcfarland gave a luncheon
for me in the Senate's private din
ing room and had as his guests:
Senators Barkley, Guffy, Maybank,
Stewart, Hatch, Halsey and Hay
den. You know, Craig, I could not
help but think I was just little
person from the country.
On my return to Washington my
majority was awaiting me so I am
wearing the gold leaves of a major.
Makes one feel quite good.
Tell Writ Bowman and his wife
I said hello.
Yours as ever,
MARVIN SMITH
Nogales international., 1943-10-22

soldier greetings edition of the
Nogales International was honey
Good reading for civilians and
really treat for the ones it was
designed for-the boys overseas" "
Cranes eating fish at Kinsley
Lake.
Nogales international., 1943-10-22

October IT, 1943
Nogales International
Nogales, Arizona
Dear Mr.. Pottinger,
Perhaps you would be interested
in hearing little aobut the school
which I am attending this year. I
am going to the Quarter Circle V
Bar Ranch School which is located
on a real, est-to-goodness cattle
ranch of over forty thousand acres
in the Aqua Fria River Basin, about
ninety miles north of Phoenix. The
ranch has nearly a thousand head
OF cattle, and much of our riding is
real cattle work. Round the barn
yard there are irrigated hay fields
and orchards, and the 'dobe school
house is in a grove of cottonwoods.
Not far from the main buildings is
a big lake in which we can swim
and fish.
Last weekend, the school wen,
on an overnight horseback pack
trip to the site of some very inter-
Nogales international., 1943-10-22
One Job Well Done Begets Another

THERE'S satisfaction in all the world like the feeling of
having job weof being able the results of
thing all producers of useful things have
And those job of goods
farms and and utilities
the results the high standard of living
which helped in this standard is
ability than other
And the people who looking
America because
it this great productive might.
the over? Many people talking about richer life
they're right For that richer life will be
brought promises hard the of
producers And thythos who and make and do
if they work together and
understand General Electric Co.. Schenectady N "
Hear t5. Genral Electric radio programs: A4 Onb&rs
SUNDAY 10 tu EW'T NBC-"TBs World Today" newy,
every weckday 6E pm EW7, CHS.
BUY WAR BONDS
Nogales international., 1943-10-22

Writ G. Bowman finding a De-
cember 30, 1916 copy of late Col.
Allen T. Birds Nogales Oasis.
Nogales international., 1943-10-22

Girl strolling down the street
arm in arm with her fiance whom
she had not seen in 10 years.
Nogales international., 1943-10-22

about 1875 or over, very much inter-
ested in his work, and full of pep
Well, just good sailor
With kindest regards to all No
gales folks.
Sincerely yours,
GEORGE JANUEL
Nogales international., 1943-10-22

Five girls talking at the same
time as juke box played by the
Light of the Silvery Moon
Smyrna times., 1943-08-12
PERSONALS


Edgar Benson of Philadelphia, is
spending his vacation with his faith
er at the Light House, Bombay
Hook Island.
S. E. Wright, Miss Susie Wright
and Elmer z. Taylor and wife, who
have just returned from several
weeks visit West, including the
Worlds Fair, came to Smyrna Sat-
urday, guests of their father, JOS
eph Wright.
Rev. Mrs. T. l.. Poulson and
daughter, Mrs. George H. Burn
ham, of Jamaica, Long Island, are
guests of Mrs. w. w. Tschudy,
Mrs. Paulson's sister.
Thomas S.. Start, of New York,
is spending his vacation with his
Smyrna relatives and friends. Mr..
Start, who possesses a very fine
tenor voice, gave the congregation
of M. E. Church one of his choice
solo selections last Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-12
SMYRNA. AND VICINITY

Every farmer hereabouts want;
more rain-a god, all-day soaking
rain.
AT the last meeting of the towr
commissioners the subject of cleo.
trio light and sewerage was dis.
Icussed, and having been instructed
nearly unanimously by the taxpay-
ers at the recent election, they ap.
pointed committees to investigate
the different systems of each. The
committee on electric light is COM
posed of James C. Robinson, chair
man; VIM. Fares, o. B. Voshell, w
M. Lewis and ]. H. Hoffecker. Sew
erage committee, w. A. FAIRIES
Samuel Taylor, and John H. Hof-
fecker.
Frank E. Postles, of the phos-
phate firm of Lewis and Co., has
been over Kent County and a part
of New Castle County the past ten
days, and was met by very encour-
aging prospects as to sales. He
found the progressive farmers in
the main ready to seed as much
wheat as usual, but there will be
slight falling off among the small
farmers.