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Evening star., 1953-04-03
Hockey Ployoffs
AT q Glance
BY ihs Assoeiefsd Press
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. Detroit, 6; Boston, (Boston leads
3-2 In best Of seven semif1nal series).
Chicago, 4; Montreal. 2 (Chicago leads
S-2 In best Of seven seminal seriesl.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Johnstown, 6: WashinRton. 8 Johns
town wins best Of seven seminal Sc
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Edmonton, g; Calgary, Edmonton
wins best.of-five series, 3-2).
- New Westminster, 3; Saskatoon, /
fhest-of-five series tied. 2-2J.
AMERICAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati (IHL), s; Sault Ste. Marie
tNOHAl, Cincinnati leads 10 best
of-seven seriesl
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
NO games scheduled in any league.
Evening star., 1953-04-03
OUTDOORS
With Bill Leeteh
HIGH TIDES FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY POINTS

points table the
Evening star., 1953-04-03

The most important factor in
fishing at this season is the
weather. Last week end would
have seen a lot of activity but
for rain which raised Ned with
the Potomac watershed, and high
winds with some rain that kept
salt water fishermen at home.
The Potomac subsided suffic-
iently by mid-week for the perch
to start biting again and herring
once more are running.
Rockfish have been taken right
along in pound nets on the west
ern shore Of Chesapeake Bay and
quite a few of these pan-sized
fish are being caught off the jet
ties at Chesapeake Beach and
from the beach at Sandy Point.
Bloodworms are the best bait,
and late afternoon until after
dark the best time to fish, partic-
ularly if the tide is coming in.
If the Patuxent clears, hickory
Shad should appear again at
Queen Anne Bridge and possibly
at Aliens Fresh. Here again,
weather and the tide are main
factors.
We hear occasional gripping at
the cost of fishing licenses in
nearby States and are somewhat
amazed. The chap who will kick
in his share of a boat trip after
rockf1sh and pay 81 a gallon for
grass shrimp certainly should
think nothing of paying an equal
sum for the privilege of fishing
for trout and bass in Maryland
or Virginia almost the year
round. We think the gripers
haven't given much thought to
what they're getting for their
money. but just sound off against
the principle Of being taxed for
anything.
Maryland residents who fuss
about a dollar rise in the cost of
q resident fishing license would
60 bass fishing and lose two
plugs costing q total of $3.50
without giving 1t . thought.
Evening star., 1953-04-03

Ten years ago Duquesne
University dropped all sports
for the duration of the war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Unofficial Word Is That Laniel Has Majority

PARIS R-UnofEicial TALES 10
Gag indiested tat Premier gosspk
Lsniel I'D Feceivea q vote 81 eon-
fldencs. n he Nnsonal Assembly
fhe unoffleisl hgages gave Laniel
. maorlty a about n Votes.
he vote cane At ths end e q
lension ehar8ed dsy In the Naslon.
Al Assemhlyx debase 90 Frwneh
ioreRn poliey ne sots reneciee
relucianee 10 thruw Laniel ct q.
ofiice en- TIE eve % TIE Bermuda
confersnes and hasf after Russia
bad offered 10 meet the Western
biG Three b discuss wcEid tea.
klonx.
Early n the aav a seemed La.
iei Hoaid have citlicalty IN Rstting
approval from the oepuiies ef rs
policy ca EuFupean unity. Then 81
one poini foresgn MASTER GeoFges
bidault threatsred 10 resign Be.
cause be fsls be lad been slighied
b. the premieg.
A the afternoon session. hom.
ever. the pers1nal snimosiliea
faded A. the deputes sought "a
give the outward sppearanes 81
harmony.
ne Sets came On . resoiufion
sinding up . foFeign policy debate
nat has occupied TIE Assembly
Tor two weeks. Most Of the debate
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
VATICAN RADIO SAYS

tconsinued Prom PaKs onel
but 4 Is known 10 have its own
SOURCES behind the Iron Curtain.
The broadcast said 4 was Be.
lleved the Polish primate 10 being
PAT thr0ugh the long. gruelling pre-.
uminaries 10 the same type a
Communist trial 10 xhich ether
Catholic leaders east Of TIE Iron
Curiaia have been subjected.
About . week ago Pope Pas
XII declared that the Coomuaiss
action IN eonfining the Polish pr.
mate has epened q rev wound
IN our heart"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

fContinued Prom PAGE Onei
cent Increase over an aliotmeni Of
some 10 milli0n acres announced
By the secretary on Oct .
In . telegram 70 Bsnson. Russsll
sad be tell sure TIE secretary has
authority under exiStlng las and
the declaration oi a national emer.
geney By the Presioens % raise
the allotment.
Such . step. Ne declared. "a
necessary 10 prcyeni hardship not
Only fer the farmers BIT Cor the
entire eoEion Industry
The senator referred 10 amend
meats proposed b. Rsnsoa 10 sid
TIE farmers. lie said that be
seriously doubted tAzl these could
oe enacted In time % ggxe any
relief 10 the eotton 9rOwers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Orange Bowl
Will Be The
Game OF Year

NEW ORLEANS R-Ths New
0Easans Times PAcayuns sad ed
torinily today ut - sngar Boz
--blasisd b, sporss editors Cor ne
arsi tine ID hisioxy-woa1 Be .
'-ssEy sod sams" ~ Miami's
oxanss Bo~i vozld bs 4ths gAms
q sks year"
re suaar Bowi sommittee's &C.
lsrslun Il west Nlrginia 10 taee
CaarEin Teeh aroussd protests
teen local sports ealtgrh
I'VE shnuid settle dgwn % eon.
alasrlag ths tact thai . vsry 5000
nnme has bsen afFnnged with
teams hat are . priyne9s 70
watrh," tha editorial said
TIE edilorial Spoke u the n.
eraasing euEiom ei affangina
bowis hy tying - eonfsrsnes
ekampiona
~Lsck esrtainly attended TIE
hrni eaEiine 81 tbs de b. ne
0wanss BowL for Il has The came
Il ne year In Maryiand W. ohia.
hpma," the newapaper eoutinned.
@In ne future. some sour match.
e. from q naiional prestige stand
poinl. may allend nrbiiraFy aeisc-
lions Il this type. TIE sagar Bowl
polley remains he besi. even u
Ms mlnoriiy posliion 81 present
asnds % eloak TIE iaet."
nm Kaefe. spoFia editor of the
Tlmea.Pieayune. wruia IN his cod.
ems yesterday that ths majuriiy
e looihall lans believed Coach
nahhy Dodd Fl ceoFEia Teeh re-
fused b aeeepl Teas TeeA 80 a.
epponenl, hut swanied West VIZ
alnla-and npi H."
A isw hours later. Hap Glaudi.
apurts editor of fhe Nsw 0rieans
ilam. aaid In hin eulumn that ne
aews e lhs Sugar Bowi seiectian
waa "dlsgfaeefui" and thai When
Ded1 gave BE appFoSsl e West
vruinia ~as . 'worthy' Sugar Bowi
epponNnt. ne Mountalneefs wsEe
hnma."
TIE criticism, wifhout parallel
alnee ne suaar bowl'a first game
u Inss. hrouGhi > rspig from Dodd
h Allania thai he had absolutely
netAimg 10 % viii TIE selection q
A aannnani
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

tCoafinaed trom pass onel
pFopoaed sixnatisa European De.
Tease Communify.
he government needs ne votes
e bidaaa's Popular Republican
Movement party. whleh favors
kDC. and the De CsuIlisia, Who
pslisfiy oppose the Plaza. Laniel
tfaea TO frame . Fesnlution that
would Be accepted b. both parties
TIE De Gaullisis seemed sliahtly
appeased. bit TIE MRP wanted
.ssuranees there uoald BE- no bach.
down q TIE Europsan unity pali.
eies 4 has pushed.
TIE sitnation was thrown luto
Iarther eonfasioa By Ruasla's sud.
Gen ofier 10 attend . Bla Your
meeting. whieh cane IN nosss %
Ne western Allies last nlghs.
some observers tkoughs she Sow.
81 agreement 10 q fsTeiRn minis.
ssfs meeting IN Berlin wouid pull
ne props oct from under the
Lsnies government 0shers shonaht
y woe'd ssrsngthen tAs regime.
Laniel himself ted re Asssmhly
NE Russian agreement could I'M.
pfsse ne inssrnatioasl climate.
saeA news. Car frosa sururisins
er troahling rs. nav eosssi,,,ss
" =. prelode 10 an improvement IN
ne international elimsts for wh,eh
france would be 'ss arss 10 re-
loics," be declared.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Perry Is Out
OF Tennis Play

MELBOURNE. Australia -
Peter Molloy. = soysaroid Mel.
bsurne weaksnd player, ellmi.
nated Doe Perry, ; member Il
ne Us. Davis Cup squad from
Les Angeles. N lha iiFnl round al
ths vietoFian Tsania champion.
shlps today e.. 1A 50. 50
rhls was ths flrA upset q ths
tournamsnt. wharA opened ioday
h elnsisry wlnas ED occasional
Fain.
Perry had go seeded Agxk
among lhA foFeAsn plAyeFA
iii Talbert. ~ Vera. non.
playing eapialn Il Ne US Davis
Cup team. bad a. esp time wilh
Jean DlaEls. koulh Australia doe
tor. 81. 60 IS
fsay TFabeTt. Ne Us. ehampsos
rem Clnelnnaii. eakay won M
firstfUmmd matcA against Malenlm
Andarson. 60. g. 81. bui Hamll
30 Rlehardsom af naiom Rouge
Ia. vas beaten. Re lost 10 little
known 17.year-old Ausirasian BFia.
Team SO. Is sA1A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

I'D ceniered on' ne Eurupean
Array
The rssuaufioa MADE ~ mension
q ne army itsslf. ~ spprosed
eoxsrnmenl statsments uhirA 81.
81 nat three eoadiUons mast bs
met befoEe TIE armg treaty ean
De ratified BY France.
These were setfAemens of &c
SaaF qnestion. nrttiaA aereemanl
ca elose asso<iaton wifh ths -,
Fopean army ant aeesptancs q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
The
Weatherman
Says


Ksy wess ard viciaity. Pair
weather tonight and SATURDAY
warmer SaturdMy. Gentie - med.
crate varaahae winds. mossly North
% East Low toniEhs ahous e5
high tomasrow aboui "a
Flori6a: a Little warmer this
afisrnooa sEG SATURDAY.. RsfheE
euld aaaln tonight. bai uisk sliEhi.
~ higher Temperatures exp~cial
~ IN North ana extreme soutk
portions. Coatinned far.
Jacksonville through the Fiorida
Straits and East Gulf. Csnfie q
moderate xsrlahle winds. mostly
Norsh % East over South portion
and Southwest 10 West sh.fling q
Northsriy ever North portian late
lonlght and Saturday. Par weagh.
e..
Western carihhean: Moderats
North ard Northeast winds thru
Saturday. Clear 10 parity cloudy
westher. Isolated showers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Justice Dept.
SAYS Court Can
Ban Segregation

I
WASHINGTON R-TAs Justles
Dspsrtmeni told TIE supreme
court today lhai ne eours d ANY
smp0wersd 10 strAks ao~n racial
seEFeaatlon In puhiie seAoois
In Fenponse to a. inyitaaiun AZ
TIE eoart, whers I've sehnal ser.
rseaton eases are pendins. Afty
ces. Herbert Brswnel. snA AS
chef aides filed q brief assertina
shai the ten Amendmsnf "a the
Constitution ~eompels q state 10
Grant ne beneiiia II public edaca.
tea 70 al is people equally. with.
ct regard 10 difisrences q race
81 eeioF."
Ths bFief said ias qusaloa d
nos "whsther here b squalily as
between schools. sddina: TIE
Consiliution requires thal theru b.
equaAiiy "a between persons."
TIE eases before the euuri are
fFom Kansas. Soufh caralina, Viz
GAIA. Delaware and Ghe District
Il Columbia. Foursesn ogAer states
require segregation a Negro and
whlie pupils and three osAsrs per.
nj a.
TIE pending eases were origin-
ally arEned many months ago.
When the government filed a brief
opposing seGFeaal.oa praetiess In
the puhlie sehoois. subsequently.
the eourt ordered reaFgumeni for
Dee. 7 and meanwhile ssked that
al parties. and the stiarney gen
eFaI. submit additional briefs de-
signed 10 answer quastions In tie
mind of the court Fslaaing 10 the
legislative history oi TIE ftSh
Amsndmeni and Iis Fatifieatioa b.
ne states.
Browneil snn0unesd today nat
Asst ATTY. Gen. J. Lee Rankin Of
Lneoln. Nenh.. in charge of the
Justice Departments ofilce II 10.
al eounsel. wli speak fer the
government IN TIE reargament
Dee. 7.
rAs BrUwnsH brisf flsa today
SAID:
''sines ne Unilsd States b 10,
. party 10 any Il these eases and
Is participating nefein solely a. an
amieus eurine ltrinma Il the court
4 saints this bret a. an cbjee.
tive. non.sdversary discussion II
Gha qaasslons stated In TIE courts
erder Il resrgumeni
TIE hrief discussed e Ienglh TIE
adoption Il ne i2sa Amendment,
whieh abollahed slavery and the
tslh Amendment whieh makes
AmeFleans eiiiHens If tie United
States" a. vel as ritizsns of the
lndlvldnal states. TIE amendment
provides alnong ether things that
no state shnll make CT enforce any
law Which shah abridas ne privi-
leees o. lmmunliles ol eillEens of
ne Unlied states"
TIE brief said that the courts
deelalon In the eases before itI
would nol be limited 10 these areas
~ wouid estabhzh preeedenis Cor
he Whale nation. 4 sid thal e the
desisioa h against segregated
seheols ne eases psnding ahould
be sens bach 10 the lower courts
ior handllng AS exredltioualy a.
the particular circumstances per-
nit"
brownsll suggested tAat 4 the
eoaFt abolishes scheol segregation:
l. Il decree that seereaasion is Q
violntloa If eonsliluiinmal rights.
2. That ne lower courts Be d.
reeied % enter DEGREES eniolnlng
aehool authorities from using race
o. eolor a. q basis ior determining
aamission 81 ehildren % public
sehools under their authority OF
eoafrui."
J. That q reasonable tine Be
permitted ior intsgrsiing white and
Nesfo teAool systems.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Here's Amerieas greatest truck builders
latest ard greatest truckl Here's the
brand-nsw line q Chsrolet Advance-
Desisn trucks Cor 1884,
neyss here % do your work for lessi
They're here 10 brins yoa 90 savings On
operating and upkeep costs 10 Do
your trucking jOb faster and more
sficisntly. And thst's only the beginning
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

sddiiicnal prvaoSols asked b.
Franee.
Laniei BAD It'd TIE Assembly
carrier ieday he woEld eui unless
Ae 81 q eiear-eut sppruysl 81 his
policies.
4 % not want q Eovernmeui
nth rcdnced powers and limited
responsibilities" ne amNorted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

sne weald cone 10 Teas soon 40
visii TIE Palmer
Ms.nweas. David. n Ten, .nd
betty's eldest 10y, a. a.. -
PARED 10 come bone A. : 80,
aand account q toe 1ysar.old 70.
nance. 80 a0'
Iss sAanges tine Aas hrourh,,
suntin's vie Is marrasd = -.
rhlllips. presidsa; q Ne Rroas~s -,
Nst.oaai Bank q Nsshxlas. Sew.
osotasf was killed. n = isss plsns
erasA Betsy's mofAsr a. -.
si'sr ~ daughisr a'sappsx.sd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Planning b bake an angel cake
Here's . tip that wiI help you
achlese . saperiative one. Take tie
eggs Ter the cake from ths refri
gerator and separate TIE whlies
and yolkes chile they are cold
Thea iet ths EGG whites stand 81
room tempeFsture Cor ahuut halg ar
.h0aE before ga SAP them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
FRIENDS RALLY

te@@Aa@&4 WWm FmNm UMna
Fing. also In sarxlea and married
10 Jane. %. who llxts somewhere
n Waahlngton ss4ia.
We love Der very mueh," sad
Mrs. Barton Il ker dauxhisr-ln-lsw
No . expecting > sahy any NO.
meat
N makes 70 dliisrsnss Il an, :
sad herring.
Editor .. cullsa nruwning Of ne
Orange Leader said hls pap~r
called many Il ne lewn's aa'ooo
residents and foand 30 one s'wha
I'D any criticism lor nat family =
Beth Betty and Ton had bseu
eaelared legally dead, years AFTER
ny vaniahed witA nothine but ths
saothea they wera wearing and
nfue more ean poeket change.
1sssl rsaslaa
To-day lseal tanglss faced Ken.
eEeky lawyers ever dlsposlison a
beity's estate. wAieA vert a !
sspesw afssr sAs vas declared
bui a. lnsuranes eompanx
whieh hrst found Eantin ahous
0rve weeAs ago 81 wonldnf say
were. Nasnf eoneerned VITA H..
Al arguments. Under protest /,
I'D Pad ofi q tie SIS 600 lnsur.
enee policiea co buniia
" ne amount. Jaek chnmhliss
Ghaffanooaa. . lawyer aald al a.
wm zen. Tie company - New
Vera LIE - h wiling 10 force,
1e money already spsus and snV
eiaimt fof Interest, chamhliss
so. Al Z wanss 10 he rsmainlns
0i.ma rhe eomp4ny added tAss
Ten and Betty eanoede their
re ldsntity-whicA thsy AVE
eooe-k may not - neeeasary fnr
Inem 10 tel thsiF love story II
eourf. ever.
ne Tsanesseaa reported IA 10.
eays editions-ia another eovv.
nshtsd stosy-tAas siss. Dsa Z
baatlA Teas mosA<s. called her
- ~ tsispAone yesterday and
eoafirmed ne re.aasonshlp.
Cordial q somewhat formal
Ira. buniin and Ten agreed that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

MANI pa R-SostA FoEidls Trcpieai Para
Sday moroesaeIed aossrteng odsas Tropisa wAieA a.
seasoa epenec oaay gtA clear fsred iook
Co ssaasf pospsci 90 ne prOsrsm predicted
sietss lnaugura Hssdsap opsang asy eruwd e neoa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

YouIl find these completely new chsv-
rOlst trucks packed with new advances
and advantages you want loaded with
great new features you need
So plan nCw 10 conc IN and 81 al ths
facts on the biggest truck news IN yeaS.
Sec the trucks with BIC new benefits Coz
both owners and drivers - really asly
Chenolct trucks Coz 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

i%b~%hza aawm CoxTeealamm O.
ha aAAsA
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Rsfsrsaes sisiiemi ksv Mssl
Tine 81 Rlsishi q
nfssien- Tias hisA wsass
nalzia raamAa
tbsi4asl ----oA lom aa n
No Mams KsY
least sndl IA 3om
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

ksississ stsaialsy. . a"
TsE
seFemsssF tsss level, 1:e9 A.
ao-1o inss-ioz2T mhx.
Tmmmwwmwem AAnmmmmm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

ohssrvstions Taksa ~ ciiy offies
key Vest. Fla.. Nov q. 1853
at . An EST
pRECrprTATF0m
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Citizen Ada Bring Rssal,.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
NEIv
noME poWTR

Bieeer -Thriltmasser 15s- e.
gIne. Rugged -Loadmasssr
2ss" engine. All-aew loo
master 26l- ensins.s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Essxyisr axis shsfn IN 7-tna
modwA Bixs<r. mors duSabls
ehusches IN hsha- and heasy-
dsfy modeh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
NElv

Tmek HydEa-Aste tsss@k
sioas . oasrsd 80 oaiy q
u. and e -aon tTlEkL - -
l-toa modeh. tooi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

knesed nsw pi<kup bodics
have dsepeF ssdsA Sturdy nsw
sfaks BODIES ere wider ana
herr Coz extra Loadspaca
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Big go enspiscs eurvsa
windzhieid New. mcse COO
veniens inssFumeni pansL Nsw
Rids Coaarcl Seai.s
Smyrna times., 1953-06-04

does not agree with the amount re-
ported for him, it will be much
easier to establish whether he has
a right to such credit if he has his
own records of time worked and
wages paid. Mr.. Milbouer said
that a worker may check on the
status of his social security &C
count at any time. He should do
so at least once every three years.
If he does not agree with the
amounts shown, he should take his
own records and the statement to
the nearest Social Security Admin
istration field office for assistance
in getting the account reconciled.
A simple post card form for re-
questing such a statement is avail
able in any social security field Of
fee.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-04
New Fabrics in Mems
Suits, Pros and Cons

New synthetic fibers in mems
suits are making headlines. Men
or women shopping for men
are asking what to expect from
orlon-cotton, or dacron-and-wool,
or the more expensive all-dacron
suits" says Miss Ruth Pearce,
clothing specialist of the Delaware
Agricultural Extension Service.
Orlon-and-cotton suits are in the
medium-cost range, she explains.
This blend makes a suit that holds
its crease and resists wrinkles bet
ter than all-cotton fabrics. But it
feels warmer because orion isn't as
aborbent as cotton. Orion is long
er-wearing, however, SO it does in
crease the durability of a light
weight suit.
More expensive are the dacron
and dacron-and-wool suits. Miss
Pearce says that a dacron-wool
blend is more comfortable than all
dacron, because wool has the abb
.ssSr6snce- ssi.ssSsce which the synthetic fiber
lacks. The blend is also easier to
tailor, fit, and press, because wool
provides ''give" or elasticity to the
fabrics. A point worth consider
ing if the suit might be altered, is
that all-dacron suits can be taken
in, but not let out. Stitching leaves
permanent marks on dacron fab
ric. Also, dacron is difficult to
Smyrna times., 1953-06-04
RIGHT NUMBER
RIGHT CREDIT
Social Security Head Stresses
Importance of Reporting
Correct Number
PROTECT RIGHTS

1.-THE most important thing a
person can do to protect his insur-
ance rights under the Social Sc
curity Act is to make sure that his
social security account number is
recorded correctly on reports of his
earnings" Myron Milbouer, of the
Wilmington Office of the Social Sc
curity Administration said this
week. He pointed out that it is
advisable for a person to compare
the account number shown on his
own records, such as payroll re-
ceipts, tax Withholding statements,
his self-employment income tax re-
turn, etc., with the number shown
on his social security account-num-
ber card. If there is discrep-
ancy he should get it corrected;
otherwise he may not receive all
the social security credit he should
for such earnings, Milbouer ex-
planned. An individuals own per-
sonal records of earnings are of
increasing Importance because of a
feature in the law, known as reg
ularity of employment tests" :"
These tests apply in cases of en-
ployment on farms and in do
mestic households. Work must
have been performed on certain
number of days and a certain
amount paid in cash wages in a
given period in order for these
wages to be covered by the law.
So, in the event a wage Garner
Smyrna times., 1953-06-04

Viola Community Hall. Miss M.
Gertrude Holloway, Nutrition Spec
ialist gave the demonstration.
Some of the favorites which were
included that day are Green Beans
and Mushroom Casserole, Eggplant
Casserole, Broilet Tomatoes, and
several others.
If your club is not one of those
which will have this for a topic,
/ will be glad to send you the
booklet of recipes for these and
many other different vegetable
dishes. If your Home Demonstra-
tion Club has this program, you
will receive the same bulletin there.
My address is Post Office Build
ing, Dover, Delaware.
The women who attended the
leader training meeting and will
Smyrna times., 1953-06-04

later give a demonstration to their
clubs are:: Mrs. Emma Everline,
Pennington; Mrs. Anna Elliott,
Harrington; Mrs. Florence Bless
ing, Houston; Mrs. Pearl Rollison,
Houston; Mrs. Irene d. Kersey,
Viola; Mrs. Nancy Brown, Har-
ringtoD; Mrs. Jane d. Lafferty,
Camden; Mrs. Dorothy Kendall,
Dover; Mrs. Louise M. Virdin, Wy
oming; Mrs. May c. Schrem, Wy
oming;; Mrs. Sadie C. Boggs, Wy
oming; Mrs. Anna Belle Brown,
Harrington; Mrs. Doris M. Cohee,
FELTON,; Mrs. Elizabeth r. Hurd,
Clayton; Mrs. Betty Knotts, Clay
ton.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-04

About 20 percent of the average
fanilys food dollar is spent for
dairy products. These dairy pro-
ducts supply % percent of the cal
ories, about As percent of the pro-
tein, about so percent of the cal
cium, from 60 to rs percent of the
riboflavin, about 35 percent of the
vitamin A, about 10 percent of the
thiamin, and to 6 percent of the
iron and niacin. So proportion
wise, dairy products are about the
best food buy on the market, says
the Delaware Agricultural Exten-
sion Service.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-04
Handsberry Completes Course

Handsberry Completes Course
Second Lieut.. Eugene B. Hands
berry, whose wife, Jean, lives on
Mount Vernon Street, Smyrna, Del.
recently completed a course in
chemical warfare at the Eta Jima
Specialist School in Japan. The
two-week course is designed to
teach defenses against chemical,
meteorological, and Pathological
warfare. Lieutenant Handsberry
arrived in japan early in April
from Fort Jackson, S. C. A form
er student at Washington Callege,
Chestertown, Md, and a member
of Theta Chi fraternity, he entered
the Army last September. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Handsberry, live in Leipsic, Del.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-04
Townsend

The benefit dance given at the
schoolhouse on Friday evening was
a real success, the affair aiming to
help local resident who lost an
arm in an accident, going over big,
Next week we shall hope to give
complete details of the interesting
and very helpful affair. The in
juded man is Mr.. Leonard Tippitt
of Townsend.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-04
kent Home DOings

BY: Charlotte L. Swanson. Home Demonstration Agent
Smyrna times., 1953-06-04

learning about
different veget-
ables and new
ways of cooking
them.
The lie a d e r
training meet
ing for this pro-
gram was held
on Thursday,
May. 26, in the