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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-02-25

HERE'S recipe for homemade in keeping
1t doesn't require the Dhipping ordinarily
sed and the content is cut almost to nothing by sub
stituting glaSsed light syrup The finished product
favor combination and quite tasty any refrigerator
cream youve made.
of ordinary may be Whipped easily if table
spoon added Although the addition
juice naturally produces slightly acid favor it notice
able in the finished ice
To make refrigerator tray Of Ice Cream soak teaspoon
gelatin milk for fUe minutes Scald
heat Stir until gelatin dissoved Reoue from heat add
Ia sugar. tablespoons gdsSed syrup (red LABEL
teaspoon salt Blend Del chill until MIXTURE sliqhu thick
ened Add tablespoon lemon juice to cup ordinary
1rhp until stiff Fold chilled milk into iphipped
Add I2 teaspoon vanld mia uel Turn
into freezing tray Of refrigerator and thoroughly
mixture appears be slightly frozen around edges
of tray and again entire surface begun to freeze
Serve in sherbet glasses, decorating ,ph cherry if
desired
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-02-25
The Standings of the Second Half
Sophs Defeat Seniors

The Sophs defeated the Seniors
1927 in an overtime period. The
game had more excitement than
any of the others played to date.
The score at the end of the 4th
quarter was 1925. In the over
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-02-25
Dover. Delaware

Dover, Delaware
To Editor of Dribbles:
Will you please change the ad-
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on the Honor Roll appearing in The
Smyrna Times until further notice.
In this weeks issue of The Smyrna
Times, will you please extend best
wishes" of his friends in Smyrna to
Private Stats. He was twenty-one
years old February 18th, 1913.
Also extend "best wishes" to Pri-
vate Willard H. Passwaters, Jr. His
birthday was Sunday, February IA,
1943. He too is twenty-one years
of age.
Private Stats is now attending
the Air Force Technical School at
Fort Logan, Colorado.
Thanking you.
Mrs. Blanche Stats
Dribbles thanks you Mrs. Stats
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We regret that it was impossible
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In view of the circumstances, Drib-
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Even though it be one week late
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Form approved. Budget Bureau No. os-R126-42

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thanks for the start you gave me. ("
Now that l have managed to pass
the first requirements, 1 hope that
will not be found wanting on such
tests that I may be faced with in
the future.
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Camp Croft, South Carolina
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you very much Mrs. Dorothy Schu-
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William T. Doughten, Jr. Your
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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-02-25

Cpl. William H. Rowland
ASH. 12012686
I695th Signal A. w. Reporting Co.
APO. No. 919, Postmaster
San Francisco, California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Nv EDGAR HAYES

Ensign Charles Adams. L. s.
n. r, accompanied by Mrs.
Adams. visited our office yeSter-
day 10 tell of his adventures in
the navy Chuck spent two
years on the University Of De-
troit basketball team before he
enlisted lie Joined before the
war started and was stationed
at Naval Armory with the rating
of Storckeepcr When the
war broke out he applied for a
commission and was sent TO
Treasure Island in San Fran
cisco Bay for his training.
After a short course AT San
Francisco and San Diego he
was sent to sea He has Just
returned from a voyage of moro
than $1,000 miles which took
him completely around the
world .. He was in charge Of
a gun crew and explains his
other duties included those of
communications and medical Of
flcer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

his voyage. Chuck did mention
a visit to Suez and Cairo 4.
lie lost Is pounds on the long
trip, hut his proud boast is that
he was never SeaSick But
Mrs. Adams kddcd him about
suffering NAL de mer on a short
boat ride on the lake.
Chuck says he finally found
something there is more than
enough of and that's ocean 4.
His gun crew got into action sew
eral times against submarines,
but nc fears they failed to bag
a single marauder He had
the highest praise for the sailors
assigned to him.
Chuck was home on Is days
leave and leaves shortly for an
other assignment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
GURVIN GRADUATES

Tomorrow is graduation day
at the army air base at Big
Springs. Tex. and among the
graduates Will be our Bob
Gurvin, who becomes a bonn
barber
Vern Frciburgcr Of Detroit
and Carl Fiore of Canton, O.,
who were teammates on the 194l
Flint team in the Michigan State
League. are back together on
the Great Lakes Naval Training
Station nine Nern is a first
baSeman and Fiore third
sacker 1t Mickey Coch-
rane'S team will open against
Louisville OF the American Assoc
citation on April 25 George
Dickey brother of the Yankees
famed Bill, Will do the CATCH
ing.
Last year. the Great Lakes
team won 90 out OF II games,
playing all corners, including
most of the major league clubs
incidentally. 1t. Cochrane
recently was promoted from bat
TALON 10 reCimCntal commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
ATTRACTIVE EVENT

Entries are coming IN rapidly
for the first annual Whittier-Vic-
tory recreationS mixed doubles
event. Dates are May 3 at Whit
tier and MAY 10 AZ Victory with
Edwardins Coy and Dorothy Mer-
chant in charge. The headline is
next Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
q 9 @ 90
a @ @
o 8
Cd

Cboriey Kotdyski has been named
siyth man By George Holmes foI
Fife's state match game champion
ship match against Joe Norris
.Sbob. starting rcrt Tuesday al
Hall odds Recreation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

Gitre topped o'Larry's nv II
games in taking the championship
OF the Local SOC UAW-CIO league.
The latter's l01I and 2760, and
ar Diebold's 27S and 662 were
season highs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
WOMEN GET MARKS

Three row records were written
into tho hooks when Kohleuherg
rolled 97g and 2547 and Wallys
Five 1902 IN the Fort Boulevard
Ladies House 10y Shay came up
with 235 Ruth SfafTin 233. Erma
Sgysk 20 and Lucille Humphrey
hcT FIRST 'Win-Ccniuiy. 2OG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

s. NcrVs and GrondwoV oro
frd fax FIRST p'nce ~ the Grand
'rop Grand DANES loop. Edna
Shelton hit .fI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

Jewel ENd FAuth 236. Fsthuaw. 2i3
Center iire Recreation 2ns Tower Re
creation I45. Palace, 1fI
CLASS q
Word 80 f0' ArnoldF 327 Chevrolet
Defense Cast. 2St Rsmmers, 23t
TIs.9rs. 1885,
CLASS "
Ffarf.s .. Tsrrstrof Ave 26q Tern
s'pot Purchasing .2Gs Pneumatic BalRnc
ers. -S8 EtNRns church SN. pa.
not HIfS
tuNetaNeragtl
F-srt WafF Ffcd Sc1~crk Is. uonal-
ttf.tDt Bruce Lawson. a. William Aterng
joe Sksp.r ~
SINGLES
" am h'efrr 1cn. Thomas Hughee
i'- Howard GrrfsbeCk, g. Wayne We'll
man, tf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
kTHIMANs TRIrMPH

Bert Kuhlman's FNc scored a
three point victory over Buds Five
90 annex the sccer1- half cham
pionship of the So Malys OF Rcd
ford. Led by tho captain 59l,
the team then whipped Grandway
by 25Z pins for tho league crown
in the roil-oG Jimmy Wolfe
tlpped -53
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

(Ths column. deroicd IN nfh-
lct6s an the sCrricc, appears
Wednesday, and Sunday. II Ro,t
haze nous, send IL 10 the WriieFJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

Mayor Edward j. Jenrics, Frank
Mitzel.> John Crimmins and Fred
Breckle will be guests of honor At
the fourth annual banquet of the
Conglo league at Webster Hall
next Tuesday, according 10 DR.
Jack JaCkman. secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
SAW FAMOUS PORTS

He left the West Coast and
saw many Of the famous ports
on the globe On his chest
he wears ribbons 10 show he was
in the three principal theaters
of war on his trip While he
is not allowed 10 give details of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

Nike Norol's 1q9-e2t e25 for
GtS ,cus high scrics ne Uotschai.
ogoir tied Brass Raj for he lead
~ the IUckY STRIKE Jl0ior Hous,
by beating Kocytliu three points on
Warren StciuiHqcr'g 51G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
CASINO TOPS souTHrAws

Mike RichS Casino Recreation
Harold Witzke. Otto kageff, Paul
Singer. Ray Allen won the first
championship Of the LefthanderS'
Classic by sweeping four points
from Howard Crumit'S Northwest
ern Recreation. Leo Adler, pro-
prietor, gave each member OF his
team "A bowling bag as reward
Cecil Ward and Bill Pavella were
reelected president and vice pres
ident, respectively, for next season,
while Henry Ritter was named
secretary-treasurer TO SUI c d
Crumit.
Parry NagTo Of the Screw Ma
chine FIVE In the EN-Cel-O circuit
got an odd leave on Brooklyn
hit, splitting the 1888 with the
3-4-6-1 1910 standing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Two New
Leaders i'm
City Meet

Fred Stark's DENLY Recreation
and Jim Horlocker's KarpS from
the Travelling League are the tor
class A attractions tonight in the
city championship bowling tourna.
.ment at Great Lakes. Overaver.
age entries prevail AT WY, where
the singles and doubles are now in
progress.
Angelo Damico's Midwests, with
Alfred Simard showing 500 went
into first place in the champion.
ship flight last night on 1882 anc
Bob Coles Altes. Al Light having
500. made second on 2S02.
William Goodwin's 500 helped
Jewel and Rauth 60 236 overaver.
age 10 take first in class r. Mar.
yin Tull's ST. helped ArnoldS make
322 and second in class c.
At Wy, Howard Crumit leo
the regular singles on COL Thomas
hughes had 600 for III, which
gave him second in the overaver-
age section
TEAM STANDING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

time high series and new high
single when ne combined l6l-2S5-
2i5 for 500 in the Oldbru circuit.
In his big game ne strung 10 In n
row and then got seven pin
count. NNt
John Norris onWr fht0HOb NTH
2.T-sf0-etf for e55 and Ken Back-
sbi et61 NJ tie FortZBouierayd
Mons HOUSE.
Detroit Central Office civilian
A. Fisher Stan Wrobcl Thomas
". Wilson Jack Smith and Tommy
Thompson won the ninth annual
f. r Fisher Trophy tournament
held ~ Olympic Recreation with a
28li total
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Only Two City
BOWIers Named
On AII-AmeriCd
Nv HAROLD KNHL

Joe Norris and Marion German
are the only pefroiterS named on
tho AlEAmerica bowling teams FOR
this season picked by Harold
George. veteran Chicago Herald
American scribe tho former by
virtue Of leading Stroh'S 20 the
national game championship and
the latter FOR hcr triumphS in the
Whittier Sweeps. doubles and SIN
CLOS of -hc Americas Classic.
Conrie SrnWoeclcr Of Madison
WIS, Frank BcrkoIc Of Ni.Wau-
i-rr Fa-fdy Eom8f, formerly Of
Houston. Tex and now Of Chicago.
and Joe Sirlc Of Chicago arc the
other members az hlS first men $
club Ccua-N mandy. Laura Steli-
thatcher. Nina Van Camp aH OF
Chicago and Gertrude Bradley Of
indianapolis are The other women.
SECOND TEAM
Paul krImSke, Frank Wright
and Adolph Carlson Of Chicago,
Russ GerSondc of Milwaukee and
Charles I.auschc Of Cleveland form
his second team. Such stars as
Ned DAY now in service; Johnny
CrimminS, Fred Wolf and Bill
Kenet Of Detroit; Nelson Burton
Of ST. Louis and Joe Wllman OF
Chicago get honorable mention.
Flvira Helms, leading Detroit
spiller this season. is a choice on
his second team. while Edwardina
Gov is given honorable mention.
No one can accuse brother George
Of not taking good care OF Chicago
Five marks were broken when
Sam MaisanO reeIed of 265-2S2-2l5
for sl2. Whitey's Five, 1885 and
1887. and Andy Corte's Oil and
2714 In the Genial loop.
Paul Paterson made the 1910
spijt as Fmt6I fBiShfd The season
nine 0nmes ahead Of Styling ~ the
Packard Engineering. Don Mac
DondlGs ZIG ia 625 paced the final
rolling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

Herman Pertile posted a new all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
lUApprN-warrrn Mt southneid CF SiIs \

Whnhb" open els =. NJ Park Free.
The Victorious Epic ~ ne Rravsst CITY IN
All History. "THE sIEGF or IENIN-
GRAD" Charles RuRglss Nancy Kelly IN
ENTNIFS." color Cartoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
oodwsrd TE. i-sHss 4
Woodward TE. I-ssss 4

hhhVlcL Open at n 30. On stage
Fletcher Smack" Henderson. America
Greatest ArranEer With His Famous Or
rhestra' East SIDE Kids In "CLANGS
STREET BOYS" Come Before 3 Save 2se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
SECOND TEAM

Five marks were broken when
sam Maisano reeIed of 265-2S2-2l5
for 512. Whitey's Five, 1895 and
1887. and Andy Corte's 97l and
27I4 In the Genial loop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
pYcJnr-E -DicLsr.on liz. 500
,IccInIIIv-F,nk,II nj P.to,l,y

iiNOhpALLi open SIS. Park Free
March Of Time Presents the Thrilling
we Are the Marines" Leon Erroi. Ozz'e
Nelson and orch STRICTLY N THE
GROOVE" Selected short subjects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

MCp0IIpV- Exclusive 2d Detroit Showing
WChIUhI Of UNCUT" VERSION of
FANTASIA" an Faster Treat OF Fun =
Adventure. Drama. Matches Music Bril-
liant Color! starts Friday Don't Miss II /,
MCpCIIpV-Schaefer-s IN. 2-SIOO
HLhIUhl open $40 "NON. NON-
AGER," Bette Davis paul Henred, Claude
Rains. 'ALI.-AMERICAN COED Johnny
Downs. March Time The New Canada"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-22
LaChonce
Tops BoIvin

Providence, r. T., June 22.-(UP)
Maurice Gefty) La Chance of
Lisbon, Me-, continues to hold his
Maine-Rhode Island version of the
New England featherweight crown
after defeating Larry Bolvin Of
Providence but the chances were ex-
cellent that the paid would again
within few weeks.
After slow start at the audi
forum last night, La Chance jabbed
his way to split decision in their
12-round title" bout but there were
more than a few in the banner
crowd of 1850 who believed the pair
should meet again.
Bolvin, rugged right hooker,
stepped out in front in the opening
rounds and had La Chance missing
frequently. But by the fifth round
the downeast southpaw had solved
Larrupin' Larry's attack and began
to move into the lead.
Ringside observers believed that
La Chance won at least six of the
last seven rounds as his confidence,
shaken early in the fight by Boil
wins hooks, returned to full ebb.
La Chance weighed 1876, Bolvin
1851.
Only Maine and Rhole Island had
given their sanction to the bout as
a championship" match. Connec-
ticut and Massachusetts commissions
contend that either Willie Pep of
Hartford, Conn, or Sal Bartolo of
Boston were more logical boxers to
wear the regional crown.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-22
Riendeou's
Bird Winner

In 300 mile special race from
Washington, D. c., sponsored by
the Bristol, Terryville and Thorn
aston Pigeon Club, Sunday June
Goth bird owned by Wilfred
Riendeau of Bristol won first place
with an average speed of 1890 46
yards per minute.
Birds were liberated at Z a. m.
and the winning bird was clicked
at 1:35 p. m. All members who
clicked birds and reported were as
follows
Reindeau, Bristol, 1,28O.46 yards
per minute; A. White, Bristol, l.
261,50 yards per minute; G. St.
Armand Waterbury, 1,24460 yards
per minute; F. Gosinski, Terryville,
1,229l8 yards per minute; C. Fow-
Ter, Torrington, 1,220.6O yards per
minute; A. Ross, Terryville, 1,19l Sc
yards per minute.
Six lofts and % birds competed.
Next weeks race will be the final
old bird race of the season, 500
mile race from Danville, Va. Mem
bers will report Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock at the Thomaston
Railroad station to ship the birds
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-22
Gonsett To
Open Aug. 9

PaWtuckett, r. l., June 22.-UP)
Despite various War-caused restric-
tons, Narragansett Park horse race
track will open August for it's AZ
day autumn meeting which runs I'M
til September 25, it was announced
today.
Directors of the Narragansett Rae
ing Association, Inc, operators of
the Rhode Island race course, voted
unanimously to approve President
James E. Dooley'se plans for opera
ton. All nine directors of the cor
poration were present and all met
in executive session Immediately
following a stockholders annual
meeting yesterday to discuss details
of operation.
The stockholders meeting was
completed in the record time of 25
minutes and 266,505 shares of stock
were represented. All officers were
unanimously reelected as we'll as
the reelection of two directors
whose terms had expired.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-22
Standing:
Navy Will Get
CocheII July I
BY TOMMY DEVINE
United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

Evanston, ILL.,, June %. UP)-
Earl Cochell, Universit yof Southern
California youngster, eyed the role
of "spoiler" today as the seth
annual National intercollegiate ten
mis- tournament moved into the sec
ond round.
Cochell, who two seasons ago
rated as another of a long line of
net prospects developed on the
Pacific Coast, is bidding COMPETE
tive tennis a farewell with this
tournament and he'd like to be a
winning one. He is due to report
for duty with the Navy July /.
Cochell eliminated Bobby Taught
OF Notre Dame, GO, 6-3 yesterday in
the feature match of the opening
round. He is pitted today against
Don Stake of Kalamazoo CMich)
College, who won by default from
William Vogt of Princeton Univer-
sity.
The Trojan ace performed bril-
liantiy last week in the National
clay court championships at De-
troit and on clay again here he's
beginning to gain mastery of his
ground strokes.
Earl is in the top half of the
draw along with Francisco Panch)
Segura Of the University of Miami
and hopes to be able to renew his
court dueling with the colorful
Ecuadorian. Cochell defeated Segura
at Rye, N. Y. in 1941 in their only
meeting.
Segura opens his title bid today
by meeting Horace Filler of Deuau
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-22
Classic Cinder
Series Ended

New York, June 22-CUP)-Iittle
Gregg Rices second chance to dis
prove the invincibility of SWeden's
Gunder Hagg apparently went glim-
mering today with the announce-
ment that the American champion,
a chief specialists mate in the mari
time service, had been ordered to
sea.
AS it became evident that the pro-
posed series Of classic cinder duels
between the worlds two top dis
lance runners was destined to end
abruptly after only one race, which
Hagg won Sunday, both IIagg and
Rice expressed their disappointment
that the rivalry could not be eX-
tended.
IF it is true that Rice is unable
TO meet me again because he is 60
ing to sea, I certainly express my
regret" Hagg said. I'VE had a hard
race Sunday and was lucky in win
ming. The outcome did not change
my respect for Rice. He not only is
a nice fellow personally, but he is
also a great runner"
Il am sorry that Rice will not be
going with me on the tour but l
realize his patriotic duty must come
before anything else and I can only
hope that some day Rice may en-
joy the hospitality of Sweden as I
am enjoying that of America" Hagg
said.
Rice said he expected to be at
sea for at least a month" and that
it probably means l won't be able
to run against Hagg again"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-22
WhirIowoy Tops
Thoroughbred List

Boston, June % U.PD -
Whirlaway, 1912 winner, topped the
list of 35 of the nations top-f1ight
thoroughbreds nominated today for
the ninth renewal of the $4,000
Massachusetts, handicap to be run
at Suffolk Downs July 5.
The famed Calumet Farms flyer
that used last years running of the
race as a final stepping stone of
all-time money winning honors, also
set the record for the nine fur
longs on the East Boston track at
1:48 is.
But the long tailed colt will need
his best to top the 1943 field that
includes the names of such famed
speedsters as Market Wise, Round
ers. Shut Out, The Rhymer and
Woodford Lad.
Weights for the handicap are due
from Racing Secretary Charles j.
McLennan Saturday.