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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-19
Franciijja razklala konferenco
ministrov v Moskvi ma tii srari
MOlOtOv raZkril
tajne tocke
spOraZuna v Jalti

LONDON, 10. marca. - Sow
jetski zunanji minister V. M
Molotov je razkril pogoje tajne'
ga sporazuma, Xxi je bill sklenjer
v Jalti, in po katerem so pokoj
nj predsednik Roosevelt, Win
ston Churchill in sovjetski pre-
mier Stain sklenili, da DO Mem.
CHA placala reparacije svoje
povojno produkcijo.
Molotov je razkril tozadevn
tajni sporazum, da tako podpre
zahteve Sovjetske zveze "a re-
paracije, XII bi jih morala
Nemcija plaeati svojo seda'
MO produkcijo, toda kateri "a.
htevi Sc zoperstavljata Anglia
in Zedinjene drzave.
''Da bi to vprasanje repara'
cij bilo popolnoma jasno, BON
moral razkriti sporazume, XII sc
bill dosezeni ma konferenci '
Jalti, in XII do sedaj Sc MISC
bill obelodanjeni," je .rekel Mo
lotov.
Molotov je precital posamez'
ne tocke sporazma, med kate
rimi so Sc voditetelji treh vlac
sporazumeli, ida mora Nemci
ia placati skodo, XII jo je po
vzroeila zavezniskims drzavar
"a casa vojne. Reparacije bode
placane v prvi vrsti tistim dr.
zavam, XII so nosile glavno teze
vojne, pretrpele najvec izguk
in so prispevale k zmagi zavez
nikov."
Druga tocka: "Reparacije be
placala Nemcija v treh oblikah
l. ~ masnim umikanjem ma
cionalne imovine Nemcije, XII Sc
nahaja ma ozemlju Nemcije v te
ku dveh let po koncanju sovraz
nosti, ali pa odpora:,
2. ~ letno izporoko dobrinj
cd povojne produkcije "a raz
dobje, XII DO utrjeno.
3. ~ uporabo nemske delov
ne sile.''
Da Sc omogoci izvrsitev cor
njih principov "a pridobivanje
reparacij IL Nemcije, bo usta
novljena v Moskvi posebna ko
misija "a reparacije, v kateri sc
bodo nahajali zastopniki Soviet
ske zveze, Zedinjenih drzav ir
Anglije. T.
V nadaljevanju sporazum Oh
ravnava vprasanje, da Sc dolo
ci vsota, XII jo DO morala Mem
CHA v obliki reparacij placati ir
razpodelitev iste med drzave, k;
so bile zrtve nemske agresije.
Trije delegate so dosegli spo
razum, da bo skupna vsota, k
jo DO Nemcija morala. placati
znasala $2o,Oo0,ooo, 900 cd kate
rih bo so odstotkov dobila So
vjetska zveza. ~ =
Sporazum so podpisal:
Churchill, Roosevelt in Stain.
Molotov je rekel, da je bilt
potrebno upostevati besedilo te
ga sporazuma, ker1 Anglia il
Zedinjene drzave smatrata, d;
je sporazum v Potsdamu zame
njal sporazum " Jalti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-19
STAVKAJO. KER SO cRNCE
SpREJELIv Y SoLO

Los ANGELES, 18. narca
Okrog 600 ucencev neke srednje
sole je napovedalo stavko in si-
Ger Y znak protesta proti spre-
jennu sestih trncev Y solo.
Utenci 50 piketirali glavno po-
slopje Sole Y juznem delu Los
Angelesa IN nosili napise: mo,
cetno cr1icev."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-19
Vile rojenice

Vie rojenice
Dne 8. marca so Sc vile role.
nice zglasile pri Mr.. in Mrs
Lester Kolozy v Grafton, O., in
jima pustile v spomin zalo hcer.
ko, XII je druga v druzini. Dekli.
sko ime matere je bilo Olga
Bizaj, ter je hci poznane druzi.
ne Mr.. in Mrs. Michael Bizai
IL 3175 w. 81 St., XII sta tenn
dogodkom zopet postala grand.
pa in grandma"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-19
|(IvIlNA V0JNA s. BlI5koVIT0'
5IRI p0 (ELEM pARAGvAJU

ASUNC1ON, Paragvaj, 18. interchangeable vlada
je danes izava da celia dezea nahaja sanju vojne
to objavo je dano vojaski sill presednika Hgnio Mo-
riniga pooblaso da uzakoni katereko zakone vrsi
nabor vojastva, ter razpolaga movino in denarem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-19
ZNAcILNA IZJAVA
ANDREJA vISINSKEGA
GLEDE TURcIJE

MOShVA, IL. marca. -
Sovjetski zastopnik mini
'stra "a zunanje zadeve An
drej j. Visinsli je danes daI
kratko, toda trpko opombo
proti sprejemu Turske med
drzave, XII bodo dajale ma
svete oh priliki pstvarjanja
mirovne pogodbe 2 Nemci-
jo.
Visinski je rekel, da bi Sc
lahko posluziI izraza neke-
ga azneriskega politika, XII
je rekel, "da Sc je Turcija
debelila ma racuni vojne".
Primerjal je Tursko
"clovekom, XII Sc izgovarja,
da ga boil trebuh, ko Sc ga
pozove ma delo, toda ko Sc
ga pozove ma kosilo, ina pa
velikO zlicO."
Opomba sovjetskega di-
pl0mata je bila ocividno po-
dana " Zvezi z nedavnim
priporocilom pre- d S ednika
Trumana, da Sc Turski da
ekOnOmska i'm financna pO-
moe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-19
Odpotoyal Y Mshiko

August sepetauc il l176 =.
81 St. &c IS podal danes "a tri
mesece v Mehiko, kjer bo studi.
ral SpAnteino Y Mexico City
kolesiju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-19
Debate "a pomoc Grcciijjii ciji
Sc bodo priiGGele jutri

WASHINGTON, 18. marca-jutri Sc bodo kongresu
prcele debate predogh predsednka Trumana "a 400
milijonsko posojlo Grciji in Turciji
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-19

Gornje obvestilo je uradno
priznanje, da Sc dezela nahaja
v civilni vojni. Pc paragvajskih
zakonih Morinigov rezin i'm a
iste pravice, da podvzema me-
re proti upornikom, kot &c bi Sc
Paragvaj nahajal v vojni proti
neki tuji sill. Zato v vladnem
obvestilu nj omenjeno, da Sc de-
zela nahaja v "stanju civilne
vojne", temvec v "stanju vol
ne'. Vojna pa Sc vodi proti
upornikom, XII imajo oblast v Sc
vernem Paragvaju.
(Neko porocilo il paragvaj-
ske ambasade v Buenos Aires
pravi, da po zakonu, XII velja v
Paragvaju, uporniki MISC pro-
glaseni "a "sovraznike drzave",
temvec "a "sovraznike reda.")
v teku zadnjih treh mesecev
so bile mnoge ustavne pravice
ma podlagi ukaza O obsednem
stanju ukinjene. Stanje vojne
bo pa dalo vladi in vladimir vo-
jaskim silam Sc vecjo oblast.
Vrsi Sc cistka v armadi
Polkovnik FREDERICK Smith, XII
Sc je nahajal v pokoju, je pre-
vel poveljstvo mad vsemi obo-
rozenini silami Wade. v istem
ukazu, XII ga je imenoval "a W.
hovnega poveljnika je poveda-
no, da bo vsaki castnik, XII BIO
sodeloval v revolt crtan il ar
madne liste. 49,
Objava o vojnem stanju je
prisla, ko SO vladni krogi izja-
viii, da Sc je baje neko stevilo
upornikov podalo vladimir &C.
tam v borbah okrog Asunetona,
prestolnice Paragyaja in Con
ceptiona, glavnes postojanke
upornikov. - :.
L. nekih vladimir virov pravi-
jo, da sc mnogi uporniski odre-
di nahajajo brez vodstva, docim
nekateri drzijo svoje castnike
ujete in pod obto1bama, da Sc
ujete in pod obtozbami, da sc
ologiji revolte. ...'.
Uporniki baje dosegli
znatilne uspehe
Brazilijska poro6ila pravijo,
da so uporniki v borbah dosegli
znacilne uspehe. IL obmejnega
brazilijskega mesta Ponta Pora
javljajo, da uporniki kontrolira-
jo cello obmejno podroeje med
Brazilijo in Paragvajem ter, da
so zajeli mesta Bella Vista, Pc
dro Juan Cahallerro in Captain
Bado.
Porocila, XII jih je prejelo bra
,zilijsko vojno ministrstvo pra-
vito, da Sc mnogi begunci, XII
SO pred IL dnevi, ko Sc je pri-
Celia revolucija, usli v Brazilijo,
vracajo ma povabilo upornikov
ma svoje domove. Baje SO oh
priliki svoje vrnitve begunci
vzkliknili: "zivela revolucija!"
Konzervativni tasopis Don
Brasil il Rio de Janeira pravi,
da paragvajska vlada nj vec v
stanju, da prikrije obseg revo-
lucionarnega gibanja, XII je po-
stale prava nacionalna vstaja
pr0tf aQm1nlStrarlvnl aOnOrmal-
nosti v Paragvaju.
Il uporniskih krogov poroca.
jo, da je V Conceptionu bila
ustanovljena vladna "junta''
(zveza), v kateri SO zastopani
clani opozicijske stranke Febre-
rista IN komunisti.
Odpotoyll Y Mehiko
August sepetauc i 1176 2.
81 St. se je podal danes "a tri
mesece Y Mehiko, kier DO studi,
|ral Spanttino v Mexico City
kolegiju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-19

blOauiCOVa mOcnd lZJaVd pO'
meni, da je konferenca dalje cd
resitve "nemskega vprasanja''
kot kdaj poprej.
Bidault podal zjavo
20 konferenci StalinOm
! Ma konferenci obstoje sedaj
trije Maori glede Nemcije-ene-
ga zastopata Amerika in Angli-
ia, drugega Rusija, tretjega
Francija.
Bidault je podal svojo izjavo
po konferenci premierjem Sta
linom, S katerim Sc je snoci raz-
govarjal v Kremlju do polnoei.
Konferenca je bila brez ueinka
ma stalisee Francije, XII vztraja
da ne bo odobrila nobenega skle-
pa konference, XII bi dal Nemciji
moznost "a zgraditev move vo-
jaske moci, katera bi mogla ne
kega dneva zopet ogrozati meje
Francije.
Francoski zunanji minister je
dejal, da ne DO Francija uposte-
vala nobenega predloga "a 60
spodarsko zedinjenje Nemcije,
dokler Sc industrijski Saar ne
vkljuci v francosko gospodar-
sko in denarno sfero.
sele potem hi bila Francija
pri wolff pristati ma gospodar-
sko zedinjenje Nemcije in v ta-
KEN slucaju bi tudi ne naspro-
tovala spojitvi Ruhra in Pore
MIA Nemcijo.
Francija Sc boji indu-
strijsko mocne Nemcije
Toda v zadevi nemske indu-
strijske produkcije-katero r.
LILO povecati tako Anglezi in
Amerikanci, kakor tudi Rusi-
je Bidault brezpogojno nastopil
proti svojim kolegom, da Fran
CHA ne more tvegati move vOine
nevarnosti cd strani nemske in
dustrijske produkcije.
Izrazil je soglasanje Z Rusijo
glede vprasanja kontrole nem-
skega industrijskega osrcja-
Ruhra in Porenja-in rekel, da
.ako bi to osreje prislo pod stro.
go zaveznisko kontrolo, bi Fran.
cija utegnila pristati ma mani
strogo omejitev nemske indu-
strijske produkcije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-19

Narocajte, Strife in 6itajte
"Enakopravnost!w
Smyrna times., 1947-08-28
Death of William t. Dugan

William T. Dugan, rs, husband
of Mary A. Burris Dugan, of Mid
dletown died in the Delaware Hos
pital Sunday evening where he had
been admitted Saturday following
a stroke. Born at Chestertown,
Nd, son of the late Walter and
Helena Dugan, he had lived in and
around Middletown most of his
life. Originally engaged in farm
ing, Mr.. Dugan entered the bakery
business about 20 years ago, and
retired six years ago. RE was a
member of the Industry Lodge of
Odd Fellows, Bear, Del. Surviving
are son, Hiram E. of New Bruns-
wick, N. j.; three daughters, Mrs.
Helen G. Toner of New Castle, Mrs.
Addie David and Mrs. Ida Collins,
both of Smyrna; 13 grandchildren,
and three great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at his
late residence in Middletown, this
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment will be in Odd Fellows
Cemetery, Middletown.
Smyrna times., 1947-08-28
DATE SET FOR
4-H AFFAIR
Plans For Annual New Castle
Achievement Day Now
Nearing Completion
EXHIBITS FEATURED

The annual All achievement fair
for New Castle County will be held
on September 27, at the Univer-
sity of Delaware Experimental
Farms, Newark, it was announced
yesterday by Maurice B. Field,
county club agent. Plans for this
event, which marks the climax of
All project work for the year, are
rapidly nearing completion. Activ-
tiles suggested include a tractor
maintenance demonstration, cloth
ing demonstration contest, style
review, dairy show, soil conserva-
tion exhibit, better methods dem
onstration, a baby beef show, and
an auction. Exhibitions of All
projects undertaken by boys and
girls this year will be a high spot
of the day. Prizes and ribbons will
be awarded for the best entries in
each class. Chairman of exhibits
and special activities will be NAM
ed at a meeting of the New Castle
County Junior All Council and
Leaders Association, to be held on
September 9, the meeting place to
be announced at later date.
Smyrna times., 1947-08-28
TEACHERS TO
MEET IN DOVER
State Teachers To Meet in
Dover on Tuesday, Sep
tember End
MANY SPEAKERS

State teachers meetings, one in
the field house of the Dover High
School and the other in Booker T.
Washington School, viii be held
Tuesday morning, Sept. 2, with a
Joint session in the field house in
the afternoon. The same program
will be given at both morning ses-
sions with the speakers appearing
at different times, according to an
nouncement of DR.. H. B. King, as
sistant state superintendent of
public instruction in charge of ele-
mentary schools. The speakers
will be: DR.. King, who will outline
the elementary school program;
Floyd t. Hart, state director of
music education; Miss Edith L.
Mitchell, state director of art edu-
cation; George w. Ayars, state di-
rector of health and physical edu-
cation; DR.. r. l.. Herbst, assistant
state superintendent in charge of
business administration; Mrs. Ruth
R. Tyndall, phsyco-educational ex-
aminer; William Jameson, state
president of the Parent-Teacher
Association, and Mrs. Elizabeth o.
King, visiting teacher of Sussex
County. The joint session in the
afternoon will open with commun-
ity singing followed by an address
by DR.. Shirley Cooper, assistant
director of rural service, National
Education Association, who will be
introduced by DR.. George r. Miller,
Jr., state superintendent of public
instruction.
Smyrna times., 1947-08-28
GOTH BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
Mrs. ]. w. Clifton Receives
100 Cards and Many Gifts
in Honor of Birthday
MANY CALLERS

To celebrate ones ninetieth
birthday in the home where one
has lived for seventy years, with
a companion who has served for
more than fifty years, is a record
achieved by very few, but such
distinction is accorded Mrs. j. w.
Clifton, who celebrated her nine
tieth birthday last Sunday at her
home on Main Street. Acting as
hostess to the steady stream of
callers from noon until night, Mrs.
Clifton served the traditional
pound-cake, made by herself with
the aid of her lifelong companion,
Martha Ann Crossley, to whom
she pays tribute for her faithful
service. Mrs. Clifton received
more than one hundred cards and
many gifts, and was acclaimed for
her remarkable spirit. She is still
active and alert-minded, attending
to business for herself, and is often
seen walking briskly along Main
Street with the aid of a cane, her
only concession to her age. She
still lives in the spacious home on
Main Street to which she came as
a bride, following her marriage in
FELTON, to DR.. ]. w. Clifton seventy
years ago, having been married in
1877. Now widow, she lives
alone with Miss Crossley. The
cards marking her birthday came
from every state in the country,
as she has made a wide acquaint-
ance through the years while visit
ing her son, DR.. A. Lee Clifton,
who was an officer in the u. S.
NAVY until his death in recent
years. Always having shown an
interest in cultural affairs, Mrs.
Clifton was charter member of
the Twentieth Century Club, and
still maintains an active interest in
it's affairs; she is also a member
of Asbury Methodist Church. She
is often seen at the Smyrna Public
Library, choosing the books which
she reads and discusses in lively
manner; the modern school of real
ism not always meeting her approx
al. Mrs. George Carter entertain
ed at luncheon at The Wayside
Inn last Friday in honor of Mrs.
Clifton's birthday.
Smyrna times., 1947-08-28
WELL CONTRACT AWARDED
Smyrna Town Council Awards
Contract For Drilling Well

At the recent Smyrna Town
Council meeting held Friday, Au-
gust % the bid, (only bid having
been received), for drilling we'll
was opened. The bid received was
from Layne-New York Company,
Inc, Camden, N. ]. and included
test well-test to be made at 100
ft. level, 150-ft. level, 200-ft. level.
Price of the we'll including tests,
pump, starter, pressure switch, etc.
will be from a minimum of SILL
852 and not to exceed S15,695. The
Council awarded the contract to
drill we'll to Layne-New York Com
pany, Inc. subject to the delivery
of the bonds of the recent issue to
the successful bidder, Laird and
Company. Several applications for
the position of Policeman were re-
ceived, but no action was taken at
this meeting.
Smyrna times., 1947-08-28
POLIO CASES
FEW IN COUNTY
DIR. Chas. r. Hayman, County
Health Officer, Advises Pre-
cautiOnary Measures
"a CASES IN STATE

The following statement about
polio has been issued by Doctor
Charles R. Hayman, County Health
officer: up to August 27th there
have been "a cases of Polio in Del
aware of which only 8 have orig
mated in Kent County, Zone of
these three being James Fleming,
6, of Smyrna). At the present
time, people may be assured that
there is no epidemic in Kent Coun-
ty, However, more cases may ap-
pear, since the highest rate of in
fection usually occurs in the late
summer and fall. I advise the fol-
lowing precautionary measures:
All children and young adults with
unexplained fever should be seen
at once by their own physician-as
also those who have headache, sore
throat, vomiting, stiff neck, irrita-
bility or drowsiness. See that your
children avoid unnecessary travel
ing and visiting, particularly to
areas where there are many re-
ported cases. Children and adults
should avoid all contact with open
sewers; particularly avoid SWIM
ming in lakes and streams which
may be contaminated with sewage;
and do not wade in open sewers.
Householders and restaurant pro-
prietors should prevent contamina-
tion of food by fiies-cleanliness
and screening are essential-DDT
will help. In conclusion 1 advise
the use of the above named pro-
tective measures and I repeat that
there is no present cause for
alarm"
Smyrna times., 1947-08-28
NATL AUXILIARY MEETS
Mrs. Grant G. Garis, Alternate TIC
Legion Convention

Plans have been completed by
the Department of Delaware,
American Legion Auxiliary, to at
tend the national convention of the
auxiliary in New York City this
week. Mrs. Harry c. McSherry,
Dover, department president, will
be chairman of the Delaware dele
cation and Mrs. John P. Benson,
Wilmington, immediate past de-
partment president, will be secre-
tary of the delegation. Other del
egations are: Mrs. j. Harvey Die
key, Newark; Mrs. William N.
Cam, Mrs. Park w. Huntington
and Mrs. William j. B. Regan, all
of Wilmington. The alternates are
Mrs. Grant Garis, Smyrna; Mrs.
Henry Roscoe, Dover; Mrs. Anne
c. Norton, Mrs. William McElroy,
Mrs. George Grier, and Mrs. Will
liam Moore, all of Wilmington.
Mrs. Cam will serve as chairman
of the resolutions committee at the
convention and is also national
radio chairman. She will be a
guest at the presidents table at
the states dinner to be held during
the convention.
Smyrna times., 1947-08-28
OF
NEW PRODUCT
w. w. Price Co. Appointed
Distributor of New Building
Material "DurisOP'
WOOD AND CEMENT

Warner w. Price, Jr., of Warner
w. Price Co., Smyrna, announced
this week that firms appointment
as distributor of a new building
material named Durisol. In MAX
ing this announcement Mr.. Price
described the new building product
as being light weight slab of high
insulation and durability having as
a basis the use of wood fbres,
which are chemically treated to
render them fire resistant and
termite proof. This is then mixed
with cement and other ingredients
resulting in strong material COM
bining the qualities of both wood
and stone which may be sawed, cut
or nailed. Due to their great f1ex-
ibility, Mr.. Price continued, these
standard slabs can be either en-
ployed alone for the interior walls
and exteriors of entire dwellings
and factories or else Incorporated
wherever required in a standard
structure as sound absorbant and
insulator. Durisol is particularly
suitable to meet the demands of
small house construction, where
durability, lightness and speed of
erection and good insulation prop
critics are required and may be
used on either standard frame or
steel stud construction. Exterior
slabs of Durisol are available with
a thin coat of cement painted
white which requires no finish, Mr..
Price added. Although tests have
been made in several parts of the
country, proving DurisoPs durabil-
ity and insulation qualities, the
Warner w. Price Company con-
Quoted an experiment here to prove
it's worth in this locality. The test
Was I1ldQe OIL Olit SCSllOil VI w u
liam Markland's chicken house at
Clayton and was started the first
part of July. Prior to this expert
ment Mr.. Markland was losing,
large numbers of chickens due to
the extreme heat. During the ex-
pertinent daily temperature read
ings were taken both inside and
outside the house which continual
ly showed a difference of several
degrees lower temperature inside
than out. AS a result the chickens
in the insulated section of the
houses appeared to be much more
comfortable and there has been no
losses since. The w. w. Price Co.
will build sample house made of
Durisol in Smyrna this fall, Mr.,
Price concluded.
Smyrna times., 1947-08-28
COMMITTEE G MEETING CALLED
Flower Show Committee To Hold
Meeting Friday

A meeting of committees and So
licitors of the 5th annual Flower
Show has been called for Friday
evening at s o'clock in the Sunday
School room of Asbury Church.
The president of the Willing Work.
ers Bible Glass, Mrs. William T.
urges all interested per-
sons to be present for the purpose
of advancing plans for the show to
be held Friday, September IL at
8 P. M. The solicitors for the
country have been named as fol-
lows: Mrs. Ernest Mattiford, Mrs.
William B. Knotts, Mrs. Frank
Ryan, Mrs. Townsend Vaughn, Mrs.
John Jacobs, Sr. Town solicitors
will be Mrs. Frank Armstrong,
Mrs. Thomas Jackson, Mrs. Cliff
ford Jones, Mrs. Kennard Price,
Mrs. Clarence Bodley, Mrs. Harvey
Wright, Mrs. Clifford Burge, Mrs.
Charles Handy, Mrs. Harold Car
row, Sr., Mrs. Robert Green, Mrs.
Snow, Mrs. Roy Donovan,
Miss Florence Lurty, Mrs. Fred
Harris, Mrs. Franklin Ennis, Mrs.
Harry Johnson, Mrs. Lee Gooden,
Mrs. Bertha Clifton, Mrs. Florence
Ferguson, Mrs. Leroy Waters. A
list of committees and classifica-
ttion entries will be published later
Smyrna times., 1947-08-28
HOME TEAM
HERE SUNDAY
Smyrna's Chance For Fourth
Place and Play-offs Depend
on Win Here Sunday
TO PLAY GLASGOW

The Glasgow Baseball Team,
leader of the V-League with a rec
ord of fifteen wins and two losses,
visits Smyrna Sunday for a game
which will decide if the Smyrna
nine ties Odessa for fourth place
and gets a chance at the League
play-offs or ties Chesapeake City
for fifth place and is out of the
play-offs. A win for Smyrna
means that Odessa, Smyrna, and
possibly Cecilton will be tied for
fourth place and that one or more
extra games will have to be played
to decide who the fnalists will be.
On the afternoon of August "a, a
somewhat depleted Smyrna team
went to Townsend and was defeat
ed 6 to 0, despite Ray Hudson's
fine pitching.
Last weeks results:
Cecilton 4, Odessa 8, 10 innings.
Cecilton 8, Odessa 5.
Delaware City 6, Glasgow 8, 10
innings.
This week-end's schedule:
Sunday, August 81
Glasgow at Smyrna.
Delaware City at Cecilton.
Note: In the event Cecilton wins
that will tie them with Delaware
CITY and a single game play-off
will be played on Monday. In the
event Cecilton loses and Smyrna
wins that will make three-way
tie for 4th place. If Smyrna loses
and Cecilton loses it will make a
two-way tie between Cecilton and
Odessa which will be played off on
Monday. If Smyrna, Cecilton and
Odessa finish in a tie for 4th place
a decision will be made on Sunday
evening as to who will play on
Monday.
Smyrna times., 1947-08-28
WEDDING ANNOUNCED
Smith : Nichels

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. George o. Smith, OF
Smyrna, of the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Gwen o. Smith, to
Mr.. Walter M. Nichols, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Nichols, OF
Rockville, Md. on Monday, August
25th, at Elkton, Md. The bride is
a member of the graduating class
of 1947, John Bassett Moore High
School. Mr.. Nichols served five
and one-half years with the u. S.
Army, 81 months of which were
spent in the European theatre.
They will make their home in
Washington, D. c. where Mr.. Mich
OILS is employed.