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Smyrna times., 1949-09-22
Extension Service Calls for Farm
Fire Hazard Elimination

Delaware farm families are be-
ing urged by the Delaware Agricul-
tural Extension Service to observe
October 9-15, Fire Prevention
Week, as their opportunity to i'm
prove defences against needless fire
and to initiate firesafe practices
that make for fire safe rural COM
munities.
The National Fire Protection In
stitute, sponsor of Fire Prevention
Week, says 80 per cent of rural
fires are caused by hazards which
Smyrna times., 1949-09-22

trash accumulations, avoid leahy
fuel lines, and never refuel a trac-
tor while the engine is running.
4. Also remember to stop the
picker before oiling or making any
adjustments.
These are simple things to do.
They are easier than taking a trip
to the hospital, paying doctor bills,
going through life with stump of
a wrist for a hand, or trying to
get farm job done with an empty
sleeve dangling uselessly.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-22
Farm Short Course
students Enroll

Students are now enrolling for
the Agricultural Short Course to
be held at the University of Della
ware from November IA to Decem-
ber 16. w. C. Skoglund, director of
the short course, urges others PLAN
ming to enroll to do so early since
enrolment will be limited to facili-
ties available.
The course, the first of its kind
offered at the University, is open
Continued on Page Eleven)
Smyrna times., 1949-09-22
Sat-, Sent. "a, 1949
at 1880 o'clock PM. Daylight
Saving Time

at 1:S0 o'clock PM. Daylight
Saving Time
The farm known as the Pennewin
Farm described as follows:
All that certain farm, tract or
parcel of land and premises situ-
ated in North West Fork Hundred,
Sussex County, Delaware, just east
of the Town of Bridgeville, on the
South side of the Public Road lead
ing from the Town of Bridgeville,
to Norton's Old Mill Dam and on
the North side of the Public Road
Leading from the Town of Bridge
vile to Smiths Store, adjoining
lands now of Robert Ricards, lands
of the heirs of T. S. Smith, De-
ceased, lands late of William II,
Sudler and lands of others, and
containing one hundred and sixty
one acres (161 A's) of land, be the
same more or less. Being the same
farm or tract of land conveyed un-
to Simeon S. Pennewill, Deceased,
by Deed of David Pennewill, Et AL
of record at Georgetown in Deed
Record Book DEF, Vol. 184, at
page 178, &C., and by Deed of
James Pennewill and wife of record
at Georgetown in Deed Record
Book DEW, Vol. 201 at page 315
&C., and the same devised by the
said Simeon S. Pennewill to his
wife, the said LYDIA Wright Penne-
will, copy of said will being of
record in the Office of the Register
of Wills at Georgetown, Delaware.
This is highly productive farm
with high land where crops do not
drown and well suited to cultiva-
tion by all types of machinery for
any size field desired. Long 'front.'
age on each of two improved roads.
Farm improved by an eight room
dwelling house with hall and attic,
wired for electricity and in good
condition. Tenant house on farm,
also barn, grainary, machine shed,
corn crib, chicken house, shop,
meat house, labor shanty, and 9TH
er buildings. Fine old maple shade
trees around dwelling.
Crops grown in 1949 reserved to
sellers. Possession January 1, 1850.
About IA acres of peach trees, and
about acres of apple trees. Some
orchard machinery, grader, spray
er, etc., will be disposed of day of
sale. Right of entry to purchaser
for seeding as soon as crops har-
vested.
Twenty per cent of the purchase
price will be required on day of
sale, balance in thirty days. Settle
ment at office of Earle ID. Wiley,
Esq, Dover, Delaware. Twenty per
cent of purchase price paid on day
of sale will be forfeited as Hquidat-
ed damages for noncompliance.
Title must be good and merchant
able. Right is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN N. WRIGHT, JR.,
EARLE D. WILEY, Executors
under the Will of
LYDIA Wright Pennewill.
Deceased.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-22

FREE! If Excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges-
tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloat-
ing, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free
sample, Udga, at Banta Stores.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-22
Public Sale
- OF VALUABLE -
REAL ESTATE

The executors of the State of
LYDIA Wright Pennewill, Deceased,
will offer at public vendue on the
premises less than a mile north
east of Bridgeville, Delaware, on
Smyrna times., 1949-09-22
EXTRA CONVENIENCE

. No dolly greosing. There
isn't q single greose fitting on
the standard Model c.
. Front-mounfed planter, eul.
tivofor and fertilizer ottoeh-
menis.
Come In und let Us show you "
Smyrna times., 1949-09-22

. Model c eulfivoior porolleI
linkose assures positive pen.
efrotion. Unusual stability in
gangs stops weed dodsing.
. Full line Of quiek.hifeh I'm.
piemenfs.
Smyrna times., 1949-09-22

Here is lowcost full tworow tractor that delivers more
performance per dollar than any other tractor in its
power class. Available with hydraulic system. Three
styles: standard, single front Wheel and adjustable
front axle
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17
Sunshine"
BY Mrs. Nellie Maye Taylor

(The views expressed in this col
umn are those of the writer and
do not necessarily express the edi-
torial opinion of The Arizona Sun.
The Editor.)
Hello there, here and everywhere.
Those baseball guys, Robinson,
Dolby and the other are really max
ing history in their line and it is
such a nice line in all lines espe-
cially the financial line" I just
wonder how it feels to get in the
big time brackets, you know where
your pay check runs into five or
six or seven figures. It must be
grand, hmmm, I wonder. Most all
over the country now graduates
have walked away from schools
and colleges with diplomas and
sheepskins, not knowing what the
future holds for them. Many will
have to be educated again, into
the reality of living. In fact, life is
just beginning for them. You never
realize how much you don't know
until you get out among people
whom you think don't know any
thing.
Billy Holiday, the charming CHR
per is free again of the charges of
having dope in her room. al
ways believed it was a frame-up.
Two men have been arrested in
the Georgia lynching. I am anx-
iouSly waiting the outcome. They
may be freed for the lack of evil
dence. hope you dig me. The
Negro who was lynched was sup
posed to have shot a policeman but
after the Negro was killed, it was
found out it was a mistake.
I don't believe in an eye for an
eye. I believe the guilty should al
ways be punished regardless of who
it may be, regardless of their color,
of their state.
There is more good in the world
than there is bad, there is more
good in all persons than there is
bad. You don't believe me, of
course you don't. However, it does
not matter. You really would be
surprised at people whom you think
are above reproach. The deeds that
they do in the dark.
Many of us forget the good in a
persons life until he has gone to
the beyond, then we say he was
wonderful. On the other hand, re-
gardless of the individual, we only
see one side of his life, the dark
side. We would have more and
stauncher friends if we kept look
ing for the good in them.
Here is our thought for today:
Man builds for year, but God
builds for eternity. God has a pur-
pose and plan in placing man
upon the earth."
Bye now. So long until then.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17
Wedding Cake
Ice Cream or Ice Cream Mold T.

I've OTcdNH OF ice OTCdLu NxO1Q -
The cake may be made in sew
eral layers Of different sizes. If
vou desire smaller cake, use
three or four layers of the same
size In either case, make the cake
and decorate it at least "a hours
ahead of serving time so that 1t
can be sliced easily.
Here's a good recipe for a large
cake The filling and icing recipes
follow:
Six Layer Wedding Cake
(Serves 1919
cups sifted cake flour
teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
IA cups shortening
cups sugar
2 teaspoons vanilla
l teaspoon almond extract
cups milk
10 egg whites
Sift together flour, baking pow
der and salt. Cream shortening
with vanilla and almond extract
until fluffy. Fold in sugar and blend
until thoroughly mixed. Add sifted
dry ingredients alternately with
milk, in small amounts, beating
after each addition until smooth.
Seat egg whites until stiff but not
dry and fold in gently. Pour into
creased, waxed-paper lined pans
and bake in moderate (350')
oven for 30 minutes. This recipe
makes six nine-inch layers.
Lemon Filling
(FOr 6 nine-inch layerS)
ga cups sugar
b cup cOrnstarch
h teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons grated lemon
rind
1 cup lemon juice
l19 cups water
3 eggs, beaten
tablespoons butter
Mix sugar, cornstarch and salt
thoroughly Add remaining ingred-
tents in order given and blend
thoroughly. Cook over boiling water,
stirring constantly until thickened.
Cool.
Ornamental Icing
2 cups sugar
l cup water
3 egg whites
"a tablespoon cream of tartar
u teaspoon vanilla
" teaspoon almond extract
Boil together sugar and water,
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

Look into your garden for salad
inspiration. Lettuce, spinach, rad
ishes, carrot sticks and a bit of
watercress, if you have it, make
a delectable green salad.
Start a meal off with a salad to
pep appetites; watermelon, honey
dew and cantaloupe balls, pineap-
pie cubes, red cherries and a top
ping of sherbet.
Lima beans left over from sup
per? Mix them with chopped sweet
pickle, celery. sliced, stuffed olives
and mayonnaise and serve for
lunch.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17
PUTTING On The Ritz" With Ice Cream

June is National Dairy Month.
And what a wonderful time it is
for all of us to honor the dairy
farmer and his milk products,
which are increasing in popularity
every year! Milk is acknowledged
to be the most nutritious Ameri-
can drink. And ice cream still tops
the list of our favorite desserts.
It is interesting to learn that
this is also true at the famous
Ritz Carlton hotel in New York
City, where sophisticates gather.
Here Monsieur Louis dat. Chef
de Cuisine of the Ritz and author
of Cooking ala Ritz" and
"French Cooking for Americans"
says Coconut SNOWFALL Sundae is
one of the Ritz's most glamorous
desserts. SNOWFALL Sundaes are
simply ice cream balls rolled in
shredded coconut and served with
a luscious chocolate sauce. Easy
to make in a hotel kitchen or in
any home kitchenette! Here's how
you do it. and be sure to try the
Ritzy chocolate sauce recipe that
goes with it.
Coconut Snowfall Sundae
Shape ice cream into balls; roll
in shredded coconut and place one
in each sherbet glass. Serve at
once with Carlton chocolate sauce.
Carlton Chocolate Sauce
3 tablespoons butter or margarine
2 or squares unsweetened chocolate
cup confectioners' sugar
75 cup top milk OF light cream
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

- W CAAO OoS III
the water which
is boiling in a
large kettle. Cow
er the kettle and
turn heat very
low. Let coffee
steep for 1915 min
utes. Remove bag
and serve coffee
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

About one-third of the South's
total cash income last year came
from cotton. Lint brought in IL
billion dollars, and cottonseed
brought in one-fourth of a billion.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

Fbber McGees favote sandwich by Molly is sinner
the Johnson Wax radio 90 on pncs and h &
Molly makes Fibber's favorite sandwich - ~ $3.50 wv Nv"
trzze slices cooked .dd;,r
teaspoons drained
or margarine Place the ham between enriched
whlte bread with slice of lettuce
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

Nett butter and chocolate in
saucepan. Add sugar and mix
well. Add milk gradually, beating
until smooth. Bring to boil over
medium heat and cook. stirring
constantly. about S minutes. or
until thick. Serve hot on Coconut
Snowballs. Or store in refrig-
orator and heat over hot water
before serving. Makes cup sauce.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

There were fewer numbers of
livestock on Americas farm Janu-
ary 1 than on any January since
1889. Numbers have steadily slipped
since the all-time high of January,
1914.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

The high-flying North American
golden eagle likes mansion-sized
living quarters. One golden eagles
nest consisted of two wagonloads
of material, reports the World
Book Encyclopedia. It was seven
feet high and six feet wide on top.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

The rambling Hotel La Posada in
Winslow, gateway to Hopiland, is
copy of a Spanish hacienda and
holds many pieces of furniture in
use long before the Territory of
Arizona was organized.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17
Coffee
(Serves 25)
n pound drip grind coff
~ quarts boiling water

Tie the coffee loosely in a fine
cheesecloth or muslin type bag.
II desired, mix coffee with one egg,
including the shell, to which has
been added a small amount of cold
water. This will make coffee clear.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

Insects, such as grain weevils,
and rats together destroy about
nine percent of all grain on farms
each year.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

sired with remaining icing forced
through pastry tube. If icing be-
comes too thick, add a few drops
Of hot water.
you MAY TINT some of the icing
d forced through the pastry tube
a delicate yellow or pink if you
want tiny roses for decoration. AL
so tint part Of the icing pale
green If you want leaf decorations
for the roses.
For the top of the cake, you may
purchase bride and groom decora-
ton or pair of lovebirds.
When setting cake on a platter,
place fresh flowers all around the
base Of the cake, for decoration.
Strawberry Punch
makes s quarts)
2 quarts water u
cup granulated sugar
cup corn syrup
4 quarts strawberries
III quarts chilled orange Juice
pint chilled lemon juice
2 quarts ginger ale
2 thinly sliced lines or
2 quarts lemon sherbet
Combine sugar, water and corn
syrup. Bring to a boil. Add the
washed, hulled strawberries and
boil. covered, for four minutes.
Remove, strain through a sieve,
without pressing, and chill. Just
before serving, combine with other
If using sherbet; place
in scoops on top Of punch in punch
bowl.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

The skin peels off in one section
in a well-ripened avocado.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

as needed. This will give Is people
an average coffee cup serving.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17
LYNN SAYS:
Serve Salads to Sharpen
Summer-Wilted Appetites

O~A VIC ONAUUS 70 OId1 PCU
Summer-W -Wilted Appetites
Tomatoes may be stuffed with
seafood salad, mixed vegetables
or egg salad for salad meal that's
complete.
Use this combination for fruit
salad: melon balls, marinated in
lime juice, white grapes, peach
slices and pineapple spears.
Want a light fruit salad that's
colorful to serve as dessert? Try
fresh, diced pears, sliced bananas
and red raspberries.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

Win a part Vi
the icing and beat
remaining icing
until cool a n d
stiff enough to
hold shape whel
for C e d through
pastry tube. Wher
coating on \, cak@
h a S hardened
decorate as de
Arizona sun., 1949-06-17

without stirring, to 242' or until
small amount dropped from
spoon spins a thread. Beat egg
whites until stiff but not dry and
pour on hot syrup in thin stream
while beating constantly. Add
cream of tartar, vanilla and almond
extract and beat until thick enough
to spread. Cover cake smoothly
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28
STARS OPEN SERIES
OF l5R0MEE GAMES
lBv the associated Press

The Hollywood Stars. still high
sailing ahead OF the field in the
Pacific Coast League race, are home
for a l5-game stand that will Carry
them past the halfway mark IN
their fight FOR the pennant.
The film city club opens a nine
game series tonight with Oakland
md then will take on San Fran
cisco in a six-game engagement.
The Oaks, currently in a third
place tie with San Diego, could
gut a considerable dent in The
Hollywood hopes. So far uhis sea-
sen the Oaks have won seven OF II
games played with the Stars.
Two other upper division teams
open series tonight. Can Diego
travels north to meet the second
place Seattle Rainiers. The Padres
are still handicapped by the az
sence Of their heavy hitting first
taseman, Luke Easter, who is in
Cleveland for treatment CT a ].nee
injury.
Last place Los Angeles opens a
series with San Francisco, the
eventh place club. Sacramento
goes to Portland for a series.
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SOFT BALL GAMES

The A.C.s. team trimmed the
Cardinal Club 1910 yesterday NO
home runs were made on either
side. Sperl pitched four innings
with Ward completing the game.
Many errors were made resulting
in runs gained by the Cards, This
win makes A.C.S. standing as 3 out
of 3 for the second half Of the
season.
The interior nine upset the Town
Criers So at the Evergreen Bowl
last night,
Interiors new pitcher, Rohr5erg.
pitched q fine game. striking cut
seven men and holding the Criers
scorsless in ever inning but tho
third. The winning team scored all
their runs in the second, third ana
fourth innings to sew up the bail
game. Batteries: interiors = Rohr-
berg ana smith; Town Criers =
C'Dea and Powers.
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oman COMMITTEE
TO ARRANGE FOR
NEW BIB PRESIDENT

To choose a new Juneau City
Baseball League president and to
pick all-star teams TO play visit
ing teams, a thfee-man committee
has been chosen by the three team
managers, it was anncGnced today
by Fire Chief Minard Mill The
three men chosen are Bud Cantil-
lien of the Elks. Bud Phelps of the
Moose, and Bill Cope of the Legion.
On July Fourth, the S. S. Pasa-
dena puts a team in the field to
meet the Juneau Ail-Stars. An an
nouncement is expected some time
later in the week about the two
July Fourth series games to be
played either Sunday or Monday.
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ATTENDANCE AT BIB
GAMES in DECLINE
FROM PAST SEASON
Bv JOE REICHLER

The majors are beaded for an at
tendance decline from last years
record breaking totals, comparative
figure. showed today.
With most OF the is clubs having
played nearly half their II home
games, check revealed that only
tx clubs are ahead of last years
figures.
Through games of last night, a
fetal OF 8.5S3.438 fans paid to watch
the teams i'll action, as compared
to the a,965,l52 who saw the same
number OF games in 1913. That is
a drop of 376,714.
At this tate, the majors are Ger
tain to TALL approximately q million
behind last years record figure OF
2o,943,945.
The Cleveland Indians have SUI
fered the biggest drop, having
drawn about $4,000 fewer fans
than in 48 at corresponding
date. Cincinnati, Detroit. the New
York Giants and Philadelphia
pills are others which have fallen
100000 heiew last years figures.
PIRATES SHOW GAIN
The Pittsburgh Pirates show the
biggest gain. 10000 more than last
year. The Chicago White Sox,
Washington Senator's, Boston
Graves, Brooklyn Dodgers and St
Louis Cardinals also are ahead Of
their 48 figures.
The Cardinals drew a night game
crowd OF 1916 in the only regular
anne played il the majors yes
terday, but the fans were doomed
TO disappointment as the Chicago
Cubs teat the Redbirds, Ga The
defeat prevented the Cards from
tying the Dodgers for the league
lead. Instead, the Redtirds are now
a full game Lehind the Brooks.
Johnny Schmitz hung the defeat
on st. Louis, but needed help from
Walt Duhiel in the seventh
EXHIBITION GAME
The Yankees defeated the Giants
in an exhibition game at Yankee
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FIGHT E)()r'E:

There were TO fknockouts last
night in fights but here are the
results of the bouts pulled Oft:
At Pittsburgh = Joe Adragman
118, Pittsburgh, outpointed Joey
Esrope, l21, Pittsburgh (lo),
At New York Roland La Starza
1876, New York, stepped Harry Halt
1925, Brooklyn "a.
At Chicago ~ George Sherman
149is, Chicago, cutpointed Les
Quarles, 1904, Duluth, MINI. 49,.
At Philadelphia-Arthur King
1876, England, outpointed CALVIN
Smith, 1856. Philadelphia do).
At Newark-Tippy Iarkin, 142
Garfield, Nj. outpointed Aldo
Mineiii, l45, Italy 80.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-06-28

Stadium, So, when Kirby Higpe
walked two men with the Eases
oaded in the eighth to break q
3-3 tie.
Joe DiMagg.o, Tire Yankees ali
ing outfielder. playing his first
came OF the season, went the full
uine innings ana declared his IN
iured heel gave him no added pan.
lie failed to get hit in four off,
cial times at bat.
Mickey Owen, reinstated catcher,
playing his first game fer Brook
w, singled in the ninth and scored
ne winning rum as the Dodgers
eseated the Cleveland Indians,
%, in an exhibition game at
Ebhets Field
The Philadelphia pills routed
he Athletics. by a one-sided 1872
core and Cincinnati defeated De-
oft, 1914, in other exhibition IT'S
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DOM DI MAGIC In
Climb FOR BATTING
HCNORS, AMERICAN

CHICAGO. june 20 - Up Dom
DiMaggio, little Boston Red sox
outfielder, surged IA points to $3.50
curing the week to challenge in
jured George Kell Of the Detroit
Tigers for the American Lea gue
batting lead.
The side-lined Kell maintained
top spot with 1853 but DiNassio
climbed into contention only IA
points behind.
Bostons Ted Williams, the l947
and l948 AL. batting champion,
continued in third place with a five
point increase TO .3l9
Outfielder Vic Wertz of Detroit
scared from ninth to fourth place
with 21-point climb to 317. He
vas followed by Eddie Joost, Phila-
delrhia, with .312; Bob Dillinger,
ST. Louis, 1903, Hank Majeskl
Philadelphia, .so3; Johnny Pesky
Boston and Tom Heinrich, New
York, 30l apiece, and Hoot Evers,
Detroit, 298
Williams was tops in two sre-
cialized ,rackets with 10 homers, an
increase of three. and n runs bat
ted in, boost of IL for the week.
Majeski had the most doubles, 20.
ma Dale Mitchell OF Cleveland
had the NEST triples. eight. Kell
and DiMaggio led in hits with a3
ariece; Joost in runs with So, and
Dllinger continued as the ace base
stealer with nine thetts.
Topping the pitching records was
New Yorks Allie Reynolds with
I'll for .875. His teammarc, Vic
Raschi, has l1-2 for .S46. virsil
(Fire) Trucks Of Detroit continued
70 set the strikeout pace with a5
vhiffs.
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B. B. STARS

stars of yesterday in the one
ssehall game played in the majors
ere
Al EGttiog-Tans Sauer Cubs
Josa in three runs with a home
IN ANA single to lead the Cubs to
Ga victory over the st. Louis
ards.
~ Fitcaing-Walt Dubiel, Cubs
relieved Johnny Schmitz with
ing runs en- bases in seventh n
I'M end leld the Cards score,ess
the rest of the way to preserve the
Cuts' Ga triumph.