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Arkansas State press., 1947-12-19

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
An elaborate party honoring the birthday Of Miss Azz,
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-19

FRlENps--YoUR STOCKING STORE is eAck-eRoFF's
FINE HosE-222 w. Capitol Ave-Across from scrIinss
Adv m
Crook daughter of Mr. and Mrs Erwin Jackson of 1919
Cypress street MIR of social attraction last Thursday
their lovely residence She wishes thank her
friends for the lovely gifts she received
Arkansas State press., 1947-12-19
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-17

Ira pot v ~zivljenski tok dezele, ne
DO incl prilike, Ola sc vg1aezdi.
Kot avtor knjige "T'he Plot,
tiers" zgovorno ugotavlja: stJe
bila Amerika ustanovljena, obo-
gatena in pozivljena kot nobe-
ma druga dezela ma svetu z do
tokom ljudi IL vec kot petdeset
kulturnih izvorov in ducata We
roizpovedanj - ljudi, Xxi Sc MISC
dali ustrahovati evropskim tira-
nom. In has to je isto, XII objas-
nj naso iznajdljivost i'm 'naso
mlado moe. Nasa naloga v bo-
docnosti maj DO, da sc povrne-
mo k sloznemu delu, katero je
%spremenilo prvotno amerisko
divine v potencijalno najmo-
-gocnejso dezelo ma svetu. Sloz-
most je bila, XII je liz mas napra-
villa industrijalnega velikana. BIZ
10 je tudi discriminate in kri-
vice med Irei, ki so gradili OH
roma pomagali graditi nase pro-
&c, toda med mimi je bila tudi
sloznost in vzajemnost, XII Sc je
istotako odrazala v skupinah
priseljencev il Italije, kateri so
pomagali zgraditi cello vrsto ma
sih dezelnih cest, ali skupi-
nah priseljeneev il sredoevrop-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-17
PrOtiutez reakciii
wee d~ernOkracije

Sleherni mislec d~rzavljan Sc
zaveda, da so danes ma delu 81.
IL reakcije, Xxi skusajo podkopa.
vati demokracijo v tel dezeli z
namenom, da bi sc isto potem
nadonestlo s kako obliko 'tota-
litarizma. Splosna povojna ne
ustaljenost, kot tudi izrecna
ekonornska, verska in medina
rodna vprasanja nudijo TEN ST
lam priliko, da dobe med ljud-
stvom nekaj podpore.
Gerald L. K. Smith, eden mai
nevarnejsih vodij antidemokrat-
skega sentimental v tel dezeli,
je he vnaprej racunal kako DO
izkoristil v svoj prilog tekoco
napetost in trenje v zivljenju
dezele. Ze leta 1914 Sc je bahal:
"Moj cas- DO prisel v povojni Pc
rijodi -. Ako bodo gospodar-
ski izgledi v dezeli slabi ter bo-
do povzrocili inflacijo, veliko
brezposelnost in zapad farmar-
skin knjizb, tedaj DO izvoljen
moi kandidat nato sc DO
plamen siril in nacionalni eks-
tremisti bodo prisli ma oblast.
Ko pride kaos, bonn JAZZ VODKA"
In cd VI dneva naprej, so
antidemokraticne sile v Ameri-
XII, kakor so napovedale - in v
svoji pravi barvi - prisle ma
svetlo ter prezijo ma demokraci-
jo dezele. Mnoge njihove orga-
nizacije imajo kot svoj nepo-
sreden cilj ujetje necesa kar pi-
satelj John Roy Carlson naziva
Heterogeneous dobitek Ame-
rike - miselnost veterana'.
Carlson v svoji now knjigi "The
Plotters" (zarotniki) imenuje
tie organizacije, pove kako de-
lujejo in kaksni sc njihovi ma
meni.
Ameriski nacionalizem ka-
krsnega zelijo vzpostaviti in "a
sedati tie organizacije, je osvo-
jitev vrste Hitlerjevega nacio-
naiizma in g1avni namen je "a
nikanje ameriskega ideala Wade
ljudstva, "a ljudstvo in pc ljud-
stvu. Njihov cilj je vcepljenje
koncepcije visje rase gospodo-
valcev: -visje filozofije in kdltu-
re. Njihovo ges1o je "Amerika
"a Amerikance", ter "Amerika
prva" - pravi posnetek Hitler
jevih gesel "Nemeija "a Nemce'
in "Nemci vedno priv.
V ospredju tega tipa reakci-
jonarnega Newfoundland najde-
me one, XII menijo, da je tame
riski nacin" omejen lie ma clane
neke anglo-saksonske ekonom-
ske in soeialne "aristokracije'.
Vodja teh antidemokraticnih,
nevarnih sill Sc potegujejo "a
podporo in pritegnitev vetera-
nov. Pisatel pref omenjene knji-
&c je incl priliko prodreti V
Nth notranji krozek ter je tako
sam odkril kako tt sovrazniki in
mrzitelji demokracije skusajo
pritegniti ma svojo stran ameri-
ske veterane. V svoji knjigl
"The Plotters' postavlja o tenn
zakljucek ko pise: "Mladi, do
vzetni "a vojno izvezbani moski
so material, XII ga je mogoce
vzburkati in spraviti v odurno
razpolozenje kaj lahko Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-17

skin dekel, XII SO delai v jeklar
nah in lixarnah; med Anglo
Saksi S kratkimi ineni in dr.
zavljeni, katerih priimki lomijo
|celjusti pr izgovorjavi in kate
rib obrazi SO poJekleneli Cd tr-
sdega della vsnovi domovini, je BIZ
la zgrajena America ma femelju
skuprle we're v vecno ohljublje-
most nase dezele." t(F.I4.I.S.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-17

1.jih uporabi kot temelj ma ka'
terem DO moe graditi piramido
sovrastva."
Vsi posamezniki in organiza'
CHE, XII stole "a tenn povojnim
pojavom reakcijonarnega naci'
jonalizma, imajo emo skupno
stvar: vsi oznanjujejo sovras'
two. Ia mrznia Sc pase ma pred
sodkih, sebicnosti, negotovosti
in nezadovoljnosti mnozic. Mr..
MIA proti crncem je svojstven
del so~vrastva, XII ga sirijo, toda
ne ostane pr tenn, pa gre to
oznanjevanje sovrastva Sc dale
do "mrznje proti tujerodcem'
ali "mrznje do zidov', "mrznje
do katolieanov", "mrznje do de-
lavcev". To je taktika "deli in
vladaj", kakrsne sc je posluze-
val Hitler, da je skupino "a sku-
Pine najprej izoliral, potem pa
oslabil in - vladal ter sprawl
pod svoje gospodstvo vse.
Bakljenosci sovrastva so or
iganizacije kot :je Ku Klux Khan,
katera je obnovila svoje aktiv-
nosti v mnogih juznih in tudi
v, nekaterih seventh drzavah
Unite, znana takozvana "skupi-
ma mater" (me, matere Sc mo-
biliziramo "a Ameriko), je en-
primer te obnovljene aktivno-
sti. Kolumbijanci, XII ocividno
sledijo doeela nacijskemu zgle-
du, SO enako del tega delova-
MIA, kot so v istem cilju usta-
novljene razne kot gobe pc dez-
ju vznikle veteranske. organiza-
CHE, XII nimajo nobene zveze z
narodno veteransko organizaci-
10; v ospredju SO pa seveda tu-
di gotovi posamezniki.
Objective enc cd teh organi-
zacij so tipicne: /. "vse prise
'jevanje v Ameriko maj Sc usta-
vi "a dobo deset let" in 2. mo
bena oseba, razen tn rojenih
Amerikancev ne SINE biti Two
LENA ali imenovana v javni urad
v Zed. drzavah."
Opazka, XII izraza tipicen SEN
timent takega nacijonalizma, je
prisla liz ust bivsega senatorial,
katerega besede Sc je citiralo
kot sledi: "Vedno sem bill naci-
jonalist. JAZZ sem proti imigra-
CHI. JAZZ sem prot dotoku pri-
seliencev V Ameriko". Primer
jajte tie besede z izjavo skofa
Bernard J. Sheila il Chicago, XII
ie dejal: "Ameriski ideal je
bratstvo svobodnega cloveka =.
Odgovor ma groznje fasizma nj
omejitev demokracije, pac pa
Sc vec demokracije.'
Kaj moreno storiti mi Anne
ricani svrho ohranitve nash
i%nstitucij, XII so podlaga demo-
kracije? Kot posamezni Ameri-
CAM moremo: /. pristopiti k de-
mokraticni skupini; 2. Sc IRA
zati odlocno in krepko 60
vorjeni in pisani besedi, naslov-
ljeni ma nasega kongresnika ~ali
ma mas lokalen list; 3. naspro-
tovati zapostavlianju, tudi ako
mas to ne prizadeva osebno, kaj-
ii kadar Sc polna pravica de-
mokracije odreka enemu, znajo
biti take pravice nekega dine
odvzete nam vsem; 4. borimo Sc
proti lakomnosti in korupciji
vsake Vrste.
Ako ohranimo Ameriko krep-
ko in mocno, tedaj strip tota-
litarizma, kateri 81 nenehno uti-
The frontiersman., 1947-02-19
QUEEN CONTEST (Cont.)

QUEEN CONTEST (Cont.) hour, the vim ing con te 8 tant will be named and will be es- cor ted to her throne by the other c candid ates, who will act as pr incesses in her court. At the throne principal J. W. Thompson will for mal1y crown the queen.
 The ball will be- gin following the coronation cer emony.. At in termis s ion time a floors show of pat rio ic theme is plan- ned in keeping with the Va shingtOnfs Dir thday holiday. six s tuden ts will 6ance a minuet, and all ball. goers will partici- pate in the. danc ing of a Virginia Reel l. Miss Beatrice Hancock is in charge of plans for this in termis si on show.
 Dance tickets and ballots for the queens still are be- ing sold in Se1dovia. The queen ticket sale closes Friday at 4 o'clock, but dance tickets will be sold until Saturday even- ing. .,,some tickets will be vaila'b1e ct the ,gyrnas ium.
 The' faculty plan- ming commi ttee which has bsen in, charge of all contest and dance Spr epar a.t ions! inc ludes
The frontiersman., 1947-02-19
ACCA PONSORS EASIER SEAL SALE IN TERRITORY
Page Eight

The par ent chapter of the Alaska Crip- pied Chi1dren's As so- citation in Anchorage this week announced it's sponsor ship of a 1o47 sale of Easter seals in Ala ska.'
 Receipts from the sale of seals, which are akin to the tub erculosis seals sold at Chr i s trlas S, will go to help crippled children in the ter r l tory.
 The seals will be sent to SeldoVi ans fr on Anchor age thr ougl the pos toffi ce. Mon- ey is to be returned dir ect to the Anchor- age chapter.
The frontiersman., 1947-02-19
PINOCHte FRIDAY

There will be a pinochle party in the libr ary at 7:3O this Fr iday evening. MT 7. and Mrs. Mervin Brun will act as host and hostess this week.
The frontiersman., 1947-02-19

 WESTWARD RUN
 Capt. Jesse Pet- rich, skipper of the mail ship Clar inda which burned at Sand Point recently, has purchased a new ship from. the Mar i ime Commi s sion and ex- pee ts to be back on the yves tward mail run by March 1, it was learn ed here this week.
 The new ship, to be called the Aleu- tian Mail, measures 136 feet in length and has a gros s. ton- mage of 800 tons. The ship is 38 feet long, CT than the Clar inda.
 The Aleutian Mail will have acc onm1oda- tions for 20 first class passengers, 24 steerage pa ss sngers, and will c arry a l2- man crew.
 Miss Mar jorie spen- cer, Miss Beatr ice Hancock and Roman Ma lach. :.
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Evening star., 1947-02-21

reported only 80 planes over London
Said Hitler: 81 have a feeling that
so per cent of the HE-177's fell out.
They just don't get over. This
machine Is the worst piece Of junk
ever made. How could the British
claim only 80 were over London?
About the same number appeared
over Cologne and then the number
was raised to 1000. 1t may have
been 300 or 400. I can't believe that
only 80 or 40 planes reached Lon
don. T am positive that more than
400 were over there. They shouldn t
talk such nonsense in England"
Damage Reports Were Poor.
1t always was difficult for the
Germans to get news of the results
of their bombing. Hitler complained
1--WE hear the most secret things,
whatever happens in other war cabi-
nets, the most secret plans and
thoughts. But If three or 100 or 500
or 1000 houses are destroyed In
London, we don't hear It,"
Hitler began work on the HE-177
early in the war. A pet project, he
devoted much of Germany's plane
production facilities to it. He wanted
it to be a bomber with heavy arma-
ment, a speed of 300 to $50 miles an
hour, with high altitude and long
range. But when it was produced,
it was found to require more fuel
than any other plane. Hitler kept
toying with the design and suggest
Evening star., 1947-02-21

though he knew they had the ma
terrell. In the latter part of May.
1913, commenting on a British raid
at Bruges, Belgium, he said, I'm my
opinion, If all the wharves there
were destroyed, the Luftwaffe would
report triumphantly, MY Fuehrer.
Evening star., 1947-02-21

ing improvements. This held back
production.
On February 1, 1s43, he discussed
it with his staff: "On June az, 1941,
the plane was to be ready for combat
and was supposed to bomb Moscow
then. What date is it now? 1943!"
The plane eventually did get into
combat and proved almost useless.
Hitler felt that the German anti
aircraft outfits were doing badly,
Evening star., 1947-02-21

west Branch Of Public Library,
Seventh and H streets S.W.. was
postponed because Of the weather.
No date has been announced for
the next meeting. DR.. Richard De
Saussure, head of Southwest Health
Center, had been scheduled to speak.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
we only shot so-and-so many rounds
of ammunition
Citizens Postpone Meeting

A meeting Of the Southwest Citi-
zens Association. which was to have
been held last night at the South
Evening star., 1947-10-10

expensive cast which Hunt Strom-
berg hired for "Lured." She cuts
an amusingly rough-house figure
among such suave Yard men as
Charles Coburn and George zucco,
and a collection of other urbane
males including Sir Cedric Hard
wicke, George Sanders, Joseph Cal
LEILA, Boris Karloff and Alan Now
bray.
Each of these has his own rea-
sons for being attracted to Miss
Ball. This makes it interesting to
try to identify the one who has
in mind tying strangling scarf
about her pretty neck.
Leo Rosten wrote the screenplay
for "Lured." He is sophisticated
enough to understand how to make
the best use of Miss Ball, brassy
comedienne who undoubtedly would
be good for Scotland Yard in real
life. He has thought up a sue
cession of situations for her which
Evening star., 1947-10-10

Hollywood has had its heart set
for some time on producing one
of those sophisticated and witty
romantic melodramas for which the
English have such an enviable flair.
The first sample turns up in
"Lured," new Capitol Theater at
traction. AS a sample, it is not bad.
In fact, it more than hints Holly
wood really could do this sort OF
thing, given time, and its actors
and directors little more polish.
"Lured" is one of those multiple
murder mysteries, the story of an
American chorus girl who joins
Scotland Yard in an effort to trap
a madman who seems likely to kill
all London's pretty girls if he is
not apprehended. Eight girls are
dead when she takes the job, and
the only clue to the killer is a COL
lection of bad poetry which he
writes in imitation of CHARLES Bau-
delaire, who was not quite SO bad a
poet.
Miss Lucille Ball heads the quite
ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1947-10-10

THE FOXES OF HARROW" a Goth
Century Fox Picture with Rex Harrison
liam liam A. Bacher, directed by John M. stahl,
screenplay by Wanda Tuchock. based on
the novel by Frank Yerby. At the Palace.
THE CAST.
Stephen Fox- Rex Harrison
Odalie Maureen OHara
Andre - Richard Hayden
Mike Farrell Victor McLag glen
Aurore Vanessa Brown
Desiree Patricia Medina
The Vicomte Gene Lockhart
Sean Fox Charles Irwin
Otto Ludenbach - Hugo Haas
Master of Harrow Dennis Hoey
Tom Warren Roy Roberts
st. Ange--- Marcel Journet
Achille Kenneth Washington
Zerline Helen Crozier
Josh Sam Mcdaniel
Angelina Libby Taylor
Little Inch h- Renee Beard
Tante Caleen- A. c. Bilbrew
Belle Suzette Harbin
Etienne Fox William tBilD Ward
Evening star., 1947-10-10

are amusingly illustrative Of the
technique of an artful chorus girl
in surviving the things that happen
to adventurous chorus girls.
On the whole, "Lured" is fun
ner and more exciting than you,
too, probably thought it would be.
X X
The Lee Henderson dancers again
sort of encircle the Capitol stage
show, by doing its opening and
closing numbers. In addition, the
Arneut brothers are back with the
changeless comic antics, Jayne WAL
ton sings the program songs effec-
lively, and Mage and Carr provide
another dancing interval. J.C.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
By Harry Macarthur

The degree of good will you show
in the presence of a motion picture
called "Out Of the Blue" will de-
pend almost entirely upon the nature
of your reaction to a pair of motion
picture actors named George Brent
and Turhan Bey. If, for example,
you will be just as happy when Mr..
Brent finally carries out his threat
to retire to Tahiti for the rest Of his
share of eternity, you will not be
vastly amused by his wooden comedy
antics here. And if you consider
that the real mystery of Turhan Bey
is the reason for the feminine excite
ment when his name is mentioned,
"Out of the Blue" is almost guaran-
teed to bore you stiff.
If, on the other hand, you feel
that Mr.. Brent is just the man for
zany, rough-house farce, feel free
to rush Immediately to the Metro
politan, where the film had a sort
of world premiere" yesterday. Go
ahead, but don't say We sent you.
You will find George playing
dull witted, henpecked husband who
acquires an alcoholic feminine friend
with a weak heart one Saturday
evening while his wife is out of town.
He takes her home and breaks out
Ia BOTTLE of brandy, with which she
doses her ailing heart enthusiastic
cally. Well, she passes out the next
morning, George thinks she is dead
and dumps her on the terrace of the
apartment next door. This is oc-
cupied by an artist played by Mr..
Bey, who resents having bodies as
sumed dead dumped on his terrace
There is great deal of frantic by
play and a bit of blackmail is at
tempted before Mr.. Bey returns the
body same girl, passed out on
brandy AGAIN. in time for Georges
wife to find her. This sort of thing
could go on, of course, as long as the
worlds brandy supply lasted, but
fortunately it doesn't. 1t ends after
awhile in an aura of all-round un-
derstanding.
"Out of the Blue" is one Of those
affairs that probably sounded hilari-
GUS when Producer Bryan Foy and
Director Leigh Jason were having a
story conference over Vera Caspary's
original yarn and telling Walter Bull
lock and Edward Eliscu to get to-
gether with Vera on a screen play.
Somebody did a samba in the
kitchen while it was In the oven,
though; it came out fiat and soggy.
Even the presence of Carole Lands,
Virginia Mayo and Ann Dvorak does
not pierce the boredom and that's a
nasty thing to say about picture.
Evening star., 1947-10-10

lesson and New Orleans survives to
become the scene of todays Sugar
Bowl football games.
X X
The general effect of the acting
in "The Foxes of Harrow" is that the
players are trying to knock the Gus
toners out of their seats. That they
fail is due entirely to the fact that
the public has learned how to sur
viVe period novels.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
'Lured,' at Capitol,
Aspire to Flavor
Of British Thrillers

'LURED." United Artists picture
with Lucille Ball and George Sanders,
produced by Hunt Stromberg, directed by
Douglas Sirk, original screenplay by Leo
Rosten. At the Capitol
THE CAST.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
NatiOnal-"The WinsloW Boy;
$50 pm.
Ambassa adOr-"Dark Passage; J.
$40, $40. 7:30 and GAS pm.
Capitol-"Lured";; II am, las,
4::30, tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage
Shows: los, $50, 6:35 and 9:20 pm.
Columbia - "The Unfinished
Dance; 1870 am, 1880, $3.50, $50,
7:3o and $50 pm.
Hippodrome-"The Adventures"
2:15, 4:1o, 6:10, 7:55 and $40 pm.
Keith's-"The Long Night; 1875
am, 1875, 3:35, 5:35, 7::35 and 9:35
pm.
ittle-"Mayerling"; II, 3:15, SIS
and $40 pm.
Metropolitan-"Out Of the Blue;
11:10 am, lis, 3:2o, $50, 7::35 and
9:45 pm.
Palace-"The Foxes Of Harrow;
10:30 am, 1910, 2:55, sos, 7:20 and
9:35 pm.
Pix - Monsieur Verdoux": LOS,
3:15, 5:25, 7::35, 9:45 and HAS pm.
Trans-Lux - News and Shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 am.
Warner-"Dark Passage; 10:45
am, l, 3:20, $50, 7:45 and 10 pm.
Roger Bacon was arrested for
performing black magic because he
performed experiments involving
electricity.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
HarrOw's Foxes Reach Screen
In an Opulent Melodrama
By jay Cormody

Ever since first appeared the book mars in one OF the seasons
critics looking for the
time
everything Frank Yeby novel thrived the treat
men months Then
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Out of the Blue
Nets New Film,
For Brent's Fans

Picture with Geerge BTent predaced BY
Bryan Foy, directed by Leigh Jason,
screenplay by Walter Bullock, Edward
Eliscu and Vera Caspary. based on story
by Vera CaSpary. At the Metropolitan.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22
ARTHUR LANE

Arthur Lane, who came to Will
son Cabinet Company in 1912. is a
testor of milk coolers in the
mounting and testing department.
He is one of four men who do this
important work, checking the en-
tire box for any leaks or flaws.
When a flaw is discovered, the box
is sent to the repair shop, where
'Laney" worked for six months
last year. His first job with the
company was mounter, but two
years ago, after intensive training,
he was put on the testing job, one
involving grave responsibilities.
Laney was born on farm near
Smyrna, attended Bay View School
and worked on his fathers farm
before coming to Wilson's. He
now lives in Dover with his wife,
the former Mary Moore of Dover,
and their two children, Mary Edith,
age IL, and Robert Arthur, age 2.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22
LEON COLLINS

Leon Collins, better known as
pete, has lived in Smyrna all Of
his life. After leaving high school,
he worked at the State Welfare
Home for a year before coming to
Wilson's in 1912 in the shipping de-
partment. He left in March 1943
to serve with an Army medical
unit in the European Theatre for
20 months. Prior to his leaving for
overseas, he married the former
Miss Christine Justice of Nolan,
w. Va. She was residing at that
time with Miss Helen Mcdowell on
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22
HERMAN TUCKER

Herman Tucker returned to Will
sons in February after two years
service with the Army overseas.
He went to work in the same de-
partment where he started work in
1941-the milk cooler assembly
line, where he is cabinet finisher.
Last September, Herman mar
ried Leona Margaret De Pooter of
Antwerp, Belgium, who joined her
husband in Smyrna the first of
March. An attractive blonde, she
speaks five or six languages fluent
ly, and although homesick at first,
she claims to like Smyrna very
much.
Herman was born in this COM
and attended school here.
He is a member of the David G.
Harrison Post, American Legion.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22
SEES CANNING EMERGENCY
G. E. Anderson Concerned over
Canned Food Surplus

Speaking on behalf of Delaware's
38 canning factories, c. Edgar An
derson, vice-president in charge of
sales for H. P. Cannon & Son, Inc.
food professors of Bridgeville, Del,
expresses deep concern over the
present canned food surpluses be-
cause of the strong likelihood that
these surpluses will start off a
chain of events which will react to
the immediate detriment of our ag-
ricultural economy as well as to
the eventual detriment of our over
all national economy. Mr.. An
derson feels that these foods should
be used Immediately for overseas
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Desirable buildings lots on U. s.
Route No. 13, q mile from Dover
and 2 miles from Camden.
e. HUM,
Bedford 4941 Camden, Del.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22
RALPH BERGHORN

Ralph Berghorn has been in the
paint department at Wilson's since
1912. He spray-paints white ware
which is assembled into Farm
Freezers and Walk-in Refriger-
ators.
Ralph was born in Clayton, and
attended Clayton and Smyrna
schools. Not married yet, he lives
in Clayton with his parents, and is
a member of the fire company
there and the Clayton Post of the
v. F. w. He served with the Navy
for two and one-half years in the
Pacific theatre.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22
NOTICE

NOTICE
Dead or disabled horses. cows
and mules removed FREE OF
charge by calling DOVER 5595.
No animals removed unless call Is
made Immediately and no animals
dying from = contagious disease
Wtu b removed
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22

feeding in relief areas as well as
in occupied territories to permit
food professors to provide mar
ket for this coming seasons sup
plies of fresh vegetables, seafoods,
and fruits. Should the present
surplus stocks of canned foods be
allowed to remain in this country.
the professors will be unable to af-
ford to buy the farm produce" ;"
said Mr.. Anderson. This would
be the beginning of a nationwide
depression such as we have all
been striving to avoid"
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22

Three years ago Ed Smiths luck
went bad. His crops failed, and it
wasn't long before Eds home and
Furnishings were up for auction.
Half the town turned out, and
Ed must have thought his neigh
bors were bunch of hungry vul-
tures-buying up all his precious
possessions for a song.
When it was over, and the auc-
tioneer had left, Sam Abernathy
turns to the crowd and says: *An
right, folks, let's take time out for
a glass of beer, and then put this
stuf back where it beiongs!"
Smyrna times., 1947-05-22
Employees Of Smyrna's
Refrigeration Industry

west Commerce Street.
Pete and Christine are parents
of 3-month old son, Leon Jr.
Pete works at the warehouse on
the Smyrna-Clayton road.