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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

ernenerung ltn6 elmer @ieoerberltel-
lung DER orsanilben Berbinouna ami
iben oem gin3elmeni1en uno Der @e-
1ellldaft. Ser Wenib mnB tpieber
boiler Der 5anilie eingeglieoert tper-
oen, Die 5amilie Der @elelllhaft, bas
Solt Der Nenidbeitsfamilie, 80 mas
nldt gleihbeoeutenb lit nit einem
fitnltlid)en politilben @efiige.
Siele Notipenoigfeit leben, nun
beute mobl alle elm, bie Sdmierigfeit
aber liegt in Der lleberninoung ser
nielen Sonoerintereiien uno ser
lelbltilben @egeniase, sic iid inn 2auf
Der 3eit 10 l6arf uno lbroff beraus-
gebtloet baben. Der @eg aber mltB
gefunoen lperoen, oenn es bleibt fiir
Die gelamte Wenibbeit nur sic 8abl
5Dil6en organii6er ginbeit ooer blu=
tiger Selbitpernibtltng. Mnes lelbIti-
l6e Oenfen un6 5treben fiibrt gum
untergang uno gum Gerberben. Ser
WfenIbbeitsgeoanfe rnnB mieoer aroB
uno flamneno am 8eitbtsfreis ser
Golfer aufleu6ten tpie cine lpeitbin
ltrablenoe Worgenionne. 9orin liegt
oas Sell uno bte Gettung ser Golfer.
gntmeoer belfen mir einanoer in brit
oerlihem @eiIt ODER aber mir ri6ten
einanoer 5ugrunoe. Gin Orittes gibt
es nibt. {. B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

ieiner Weosfau'er SintermGnner be-
0eittet, einen neiten nnlItur5 oer
Wtahtperbdltnilie i'm &ren1l. Sollte
man alio IN Der &abe naBig iein?
Gas miirbe aber Die @efabr ser Wie-
oerbolung Ser ti6ediihen unb Oft
oeutiben Gorsange in anberen so
piet- @ebieteft be6eltten. sou man Die
gemadten ipirtidaftliden 3ngeitano-
niiie aufrebterbulten ,lno ibnen cine
meitere Serabiebltng Ser Mrbeitsnor-
men bin5ufiigen2 Mber oie Soniet-
3one itebt in tiefiter 8irtldaftsfriIe,
uno oas fonmllniItii6e Spitem fann
obne 9lntreiberei tpirtibaftlidb nidt
belteben. Soer jon man bie 3uge-
ltdnOniiie auibeben, mas Die politiide
&riIe Der Gone MIR perItarfen, 0ie
Wtaiicnflu6t erneut 5u nngeabnten
ausmaBen iteigern muB? Soer loa
man einen miberiprlhspollen &om-
promiB 5fpilden Serror uno Wiloe,
2iberaliiierung nno Intreiberei aus
arbeiten, Dem cine ltmbiloung bes
loiuietiihen uno oe1tiben 8erliner
Spibenapparats i'm Slime elmer 8e-
teiligung aller 6i6trngen entipre6e,l
piiroe? gt1pas 9erartiges mag ipobl
erfolgen, aber lit es nidt i'm @runoe
geraoe Dos, mos ben Iusbrud) ber-
porgerufen bat, uno trdst es, nidt sic
Seine ihperiter gri6iitterungen in
li6?
Solange oas Gegime i'm &reml
aufrebtltebt = llno trob aller tiefen
&rilen oelltet ni6ts a1f leinen baloi-
gen Stltr5 =, miro iid au6 oas font
muniitiicbe. Hegime in Sit-DeutIhlano
balten. 0od es fann faum tnebr re-
gieren, geI6meige oenn cine pirfiame
Sffenitpe gegen oen 8eiten fiibren.
l1lbridts ,Neues Del1tldlano' itellte
nad bem aufItano felt, es beginne
cine rneue Bbaie" in ser @ei6i6te
Ser Sopiet= GONE. gs bat gan3 redt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25

,termen feline Nnpetlbung, es bleibe
aIles beim alten. 0enige 5tttnben
bnrauf NOR aui ser gerliner Stalin-
anee sic @egenoenonItration fir
Serabiesltng Ser Normen i'm @ange
Iusnabmsmeile le iino ii6 bier einrnal
alle 8eoba6ter oariiber einig, Dob
oiele O.monltration opon chen" ar-
georonet mar. g(ber roben" lit in ser
Sotpiet- Gone, bel oem iest errei6ten
@raoe innerer 3erIebltng, fein ein-
oeutiger 8egriff mebr. IS er peran-
laBte oie Iemonitration lno befabI
ser 8oli5ei, tie 5ll ouloen? 9tidt III
bridt natiirlid, ionoern 2ellte, bie
oamit Sen @illen Oes So6fommiiiars
erfitllen uolten. gs lit niht ibmer
5lt ieben, ooB iib Semionptp Ser ibm
iiber 3ainer ltnmittelbar ltnterIteben-
Sen Yoli5,i beoiente, INN ltlbridts
Bolitif aus oem Spiel gu beben.
Tann ging es pie ltets in oelpoti=
iben Gegimes, penn Ser Gilnft err
reidt lit, 100 Die Serren IN ibre Strei-
tigfeiten 0as l,nteroriidte Solf binein=
5ieben. Iie Malien in Sit-8erlin 1,no
in Der Sopiet= 3one fiimmerten ii6
feinen 3ellt nm BEN Spibenfanpf,
ergriffen leioenidaftli6 bas unerpar=
tet lno acknowledgements geipdbr-
te Stiid6en getpegllngsfreibeit lno
maGten ii6 oaran, nit Dem gan5en
&egiIne auf5uraumen.
gs eriibrigt iid, sic getpesung
lelbit 81 idiloern. Sbr Gerlauf lit
befannt. Is fragt iib nur: 8as
fommt nadber2 ltno oarauf fann
beute alld Der fliiglte 8ommltnilten-
fiibrer feline slnttport geben. @dre ser
&onrnllnismus nod, mas er 1916
mar, man bitte iofort 5auienoe err
ldolien. slber oas bdtte ia oas Gnoe
ser ubreiten" Bolitif, es b0tte nidt
MIR oen Stur5 Semionops, ionbern
cine tiefe Gri6iitterlthg Der SteIlung
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-25
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..6rnBpn Hrrnrr'
Bon ubannes II m nj niger
(,WerfnrO

Ser Serber=3erlog uno iein melt
beriibmtes 2erifograpbii6es SSnititut
baben oen nibt bod genug 5u rib
menoen Mut gebabt, eine1n Der mo-
numentaliten Gorurteile unierer 3eit
5u 2eibe gu riiden: bem Sdlagtport
,ldmlid), es fonne in Ser Belt BON
beute. = infolge ibrer tueitsebenben
Gifferen5ieruns uno Spe5ialiiterung
- fein geihloilenes @eltbilb, feline
Summe oes @iiiens mebr geben. Oas
greebnis oieies fiibnen Experiments
lit iiberaus einorudsDoa. gs seigt,
baB, tpenn nur cine groBe, flare llno
iiberbies ri6tige pbiloIopbil6e
@runofon5eption einsebalten miro,
bie ginbeit oes 8eltbiloes au6 rnter
ben beutisen llmltdnoen ii6tbar ge=
ma6t neroen fann, oaB es allo on
ben 8orausletungen i'm @eiit bes
3eitgenoiien uno nidt an ben Soften
Ser Belt ltegt, penn er es nidt 5u
einem gei6loiienen 8eltbilo gu brin=
gen permag.
Gs fann als cine Iublime Sronie
ser @eiitesgeldi6te gelten, bob es
einem Ierifograpbiiden l1nternebmen
porbebolten mar, oieien 8erilld 5u
pagen; Denn SEN iinnfalligen aus=
Orud elmer 4uflolung bes 8eltbiloes
Iteat eben oas 2erifon Ser .objefti=
ben" gn5pflop1otIten nit elmer Ser
3ettelung in Sti6porte uno 5uiam-
menbangloie gin5elteile bar, bas tpe-
Der oie Sbopfuns nod oen Sinn Der
Shopfung einauleben oermag. Sm
,&beinil1en Merfur' lit auf bieie
grb=Siinoe bes 2erifons uno auf Die
8roblematif, Sic ii1 oaraus fir eitt
2eriton aus 6riltlibem @eiIte ergibt,
tpieberbolt bingepielen tporoen lin
10 nadoriidli6er unb borbebaltloier
fann iebt auf Sen 8ansr.Der Wenid
| in ieiner 8elt" bingetDieien merben,
Ser als 8ano 3ebn ser neuen aus=
gabe bes r@roBen Seroer" fiir5li6
eri6ienen lit, aber aub als ielbitanoi-
ges gin5elperf leine groBe Aufgabe
bat unb bementIpre6eno unabbdngig
bonn 2erifon erporben perben fann
(@roBoftap, 792 e., 81 8ilotafeln,
@an5leinen GM 39).
/ Ser 8anb glieoert ii6 in ieinen
erIten Geil Ser 8eg oes Menlben
uno Der Weni6beit" Der cine llniper-
ialgelfihte auf ensltem &aum ent-
bolt, einen 5tpeiten Seil .Neni6 unb
8ilbung", einen I'M Deiteren Gimme
antbropoloeilden unO pipdologiiden
britten Cell, 81, Dem audi elm loaiolo-
glider MbriB seb0rt, Damn einen tpeit-
geipannten Mbibnitt r8elt als Ser
antrportung" (&ulturpolitif, &ebt,
Staatsoronuns, Seffentlibe Mei-
nuns, 8iilenidaft, Ee6uif, Birt-
! li6afD, einen iebr griinoli6en pbilo-
Iiopbii6en 9eil Stint rnb Elm S9luB-
lfapitel iiber Die religioien 5ragen,
6as beionoere 8ea6tung nerbient:
@6brenb in oen eigentlihen 2erifon-
bGnoen Die 5milhen Sen beri1iebenen
8efenntniiien fontroDerien Sragen 10
1bebanbelt 1perben f0nnen, baB oie
|ein5elnen Stanbpunfte naheinanber
loargeIteat perben, berbietet i1 na-
ltnrgenaB oieier @eg BORT, mo elm
Igan5beitlides Bilo geboten iperben
lion. Dennob bat lid ser n@roBe Ser
Iber" BEN Weg Der ofumenilhen 5pra-
lhe, Die er i'm eriten Bano 10 ein-
orufspon gefiibrt bat, niht berbaut.
lDas Rapitel .@ott uno Wenid" III
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Snztalp Tsittnkrit nnn 6lauhpnHprnpmprunu

sic uebernatur llno 5 q n n oie @nn=
De, oann sic @ebote @ottes! 0as
lit ia Die Sdmerpunftperi6iebung
bon Der i6 gelpro6en babe. Otit Die
iem r3uerit uno 9ann" MAIDEN mir
ia ielblt oie llebernatur uno Die @na=
Be unD oie beilige &eligion gum
n5peiten Stodperf", 81 Dem mir aus
eigenen &r1ften 5unoament, 8ar=
terre uno erIten Stod beiauiteuern
buben. 3aourh oegraoieren mir un<
iere Heligion 81 ienem nueberbau" j,
BON Sem Oie Warrilten reoen.
yGu meinlt es ge1piB nidt 10; in
9einer 2ebre beiBt oas, giinltige 8or=
beoingungen uno elm geeignetes &li-
ma lbaffen fir Oas gpangelium.
@enn mir aber narten bis mir bie
geatur NIT Silfe Der sler5te, 8ipbo=
tberapel,ten, slpotbefer uno 8iologen
in Sronung gebrad)t, uno Bis mir oie
@irtI6aft our6 Bolitifer uno So5io=
logen eingerenft baben, lit Sic 3eli=
gion tot uno iino oie @ebote @ottes
pereeiien.
9as muBt 9u mir 5ugeben, Dob
oiele 10 perbreitete Reoetpeile r3uerit
llno Damn" ltnierer beiligen Heligion
unpiiroig lit. GbriItus lit nibt 5tpei-
tes Stodnerf, ionoern ser vgdItein" !,
oas sllpba lno ons Smeea (4nfang
ltno gnoe) aller Ginge. Gbriitus uno
sic beilige 9feligion belfen uns, bie
gefallene Ratrr at beilen.
Su menOelt oieies v3uerlt uno
9ann" au6 auf bie slrt an ipie gbri-
ltlts oas gpangelilm perfiinoet babe:
3uer it babe gr Ben 2eib gebeilt
nno 5 N II in sic aufgeloderten Ser
gen Sen Samen oes gpangeliuns ge-
Itreut. 9er5eibe oaB id) gegen oieie
Shrifterflarung rebeaiere. gbriitus
bat oie &ranfen ni6t oesbalb 5uerIt
gebeilt uno oas talienofa6 permebrte
8rot in aupburnaum 1lno ben @ein
in aana ni6t oesbalb 5uerit gegeben,
bamit Die seIunoen 2eiber, iatten
8aube uno lllitigen Ser5en before
Sor6eoingllngen leien fir oie Mus-
laat oes goangelillms; 1pie etDa elm
lblauer Miliionar einen pollen &eis-
topf ieinen Seioen binltellen mod)te,
Inn 6elleres &lima fir Die Wiiiionie=
rung 81 i6affen. GbriItus bat Seine
@unOer aus purem grbarmen ge-
pirft. llnO Damn iollten tie r3eiben"
lein, 5. f. auspeiie, baraus bie Wen=
ihen erfennen iollten, per gr lei,
n1lnli6 ser Sobn oes bimmlii1en
Baters; uno oab Ct bas Nebt babe
5u forOern: sd aber iage eud."
Mls ct. Haullls auf leiner Wil=
Iionsreiie our6 alein-Miien unb Wa-
5eoonien na6 stben llno &orintb ge=
fonlnen mar, ba lab er unteripegs Die
Sflapenndrfte alein=Mliens unb bie
l,nmenihliden Io5ialen 3ultanbe Der
bamaligen 3eit. SelbItberit1nbli6 bot
ibm Oas aud auf Ser Seele gebrannt;
aber oesbalb bat er oen 4tbenern auf
Ser slgora uno Sen aorintbern in Ser
| SDnagoge nift etipa geiagt: v@as
babt benn ibr fir cine @irtidaft BET
einanoer; oa getraue ib mir ia gar
ni6t bas gpangelium an perfiinoen,
oa n1iiiien mir 5uerit ibleunigii
anoere MISUNDERSTANDING ihaf-
fen uno Die Sflaperei ablbaffen.
Nein, ct. Haulus bat ml,tig s1 l.
j lIererit gbriitus berfiinoet, ben
! @efreu5igten uno sen Muferltanoenen
uno. oen @ieoerfommenoen, er bat
iberfiinoet, oaB @ott Ser 8ater aner
lift unb Die Meniben llttereinanoer
8riioer. or bat 6as ben Meihen 1tnb
ioen 5flapen geiagt. Das mar iein
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Sn Ser ,lfin6ener &atbolil6en
&irben5eitllng' mar iiingIt eine Ius=
lpra6e i'm 8ang iiber elm Sbema, SOS
au6 bier5ulanoe oie @eniiter erregt,
aber leiDer oft mebr nit Shlagpor=
ten ais NIT gelrnoen @rl1noluben bis
futiert miro. gs ging in ser Vtiinhe-
ner guset1anoerlebung Inn BEN 8or=
rang lo5iuler getatigllng gegeniiber
Ser belte bon mnn6en ais peraltet
bingeitellten getcnung Dor aaem Ser
|religiolen Gerinnerli1ung nno Ser
tiefung. Sn ser leBten llns porliegen-
oen slnsgabe oes Wfiin6ener 8lattes
nimmt gegenii6er einem io5ial ber.
oorrageno tatigen geiltlihen Serrn
2oren5 6reiberger, gleihfals Brie=
tier, bas 8ort. gr idreibt:
gs freut mid, oaB Ilt 10 fr6ftig
|geanttuortet bait, au1 penn i6 oabei
|einige &ippenitoBe befommen babe,
uno oaB 9u iopiele grfolge fir sic
fatbofilde So5ialebre blt6en fannIt.
8enn id Die grfolgsausii6ten fir
Die 3ufunft ange5peifelt babe, 10 ge=
nib niht oesbalb, neil bie fatboli=
ide So5ialbetpegl1ng ni6tS tauge uno
in lid feline &raft bdtte, lonoern neil
i6 fiirdte, oaB Ser perbeerenoe 2e=
bensgenuB in sllfpbcl, gtifotin nno
grgoblibfeiten aller slrt unlere go
5ialreformen allfla1ge uno bie @e=
Ilunoung Ser Samilie 5uni6te made.
Gesbalb babe t6 oie Soroerung err
boben oaB mir Erieiter uno 2aien
unlerem golf nit aller aruft Ben
8lauben uno oie Sittenlebre berfiin=
ben, oaB mir es our ginfa6beit,
Selbitbeberridung, gum 5amilien=
linn er5ieben miilien, oanit al1f oie=
lem briitliben Sllnbament sic io5ia=
len Heformen crit tpieoer mirfidm
neroen. Gin WiBperitdnouis mo9te
ib gleih uufralmen, oils Oh ib Die
futbolil6en So5ialebren, bie fatboli=
l6e lo5iale gemegung uno ibre Site
llenanItrengungen fir iiberfliiiiig biel=
, te 9ie fatbolilbe Stride neiB, mas tie
tut, penn lie ieit Ser So6bliite bes
2iberalismus l,nb &apitalismus inn
mer lpieoer ibre Stimme 5usuniten
ser Nrbeiter uno Ser fleinen 2eute
erboben bot. Sir Sic beilige Stride lit
ous niht ein ~giniteigen" in bie
@irtidoft, ipnoern gebort bies 5ur
gerfiinoisung oes Sittengelebes.
Selbltperitdnolid femme id ben
Sat: vGratia supbo,ut natlvam =
Die 8naoe iett oie Ratur poral,s. I"
Gieier Sob lit ia lanslt aus oem 8erf
oes FL. Sbomas baponselaufen uno
muB nun fir aae moglihen uno un=
mogliben 9inge herbalten, genau 10
/ pie iener 'Sab aus oem papitlihen
RunoIdreiben rGuaorageiino s(n-
no" = man miiiie 5uerit Die 8irt=
,idaft in Sronung bringen, oamit Ser
Wenib imitanoe iei, bie @ebote Got
tes 81 balten -, iid langit aus Dem
|groBen 3uiammenbang berallsgeloit
bat unb nun gum Sblagmort 0eutid)-
lambs auf unb ab getporfen lit. Wtan
fann ia faum eine io3iale &unoge.
bung beIuhen, obne baB elm Sunttio,
ndr oieien ober dbnlihe Sabe in bonn
baitilher @eile in Sen Saal idleu.
bert.
| go bat mir in 9einem grief Der
| SAT- gar nibt gefallen: .3 ter 4
|muB Die Natur in Srbnung gebrah1
Imerben, oann crit fonnen mir bof.
lien oub oie llebernatur 5ur Wir-
filng fommen 81 laiien." +" Simmer Die
!! Ieg .9uerit uno Damn. =! 3ueril
6fe Natur, 5uerit Die 8irtidaft
l5uerit oie io5ialen Gragen, am
Smyrna times., 1953-06-18

POLLOCK FILLETS lb 25c
FlLLETS OF PERCH lb 39c
Smyrna times., 1953-06-18

Delaware Agricultural Extension
Service.
Two trends have developed that
broiler growers should study care
fully. The first is that some pro-
cessing plants tend to buy broilers
of lighter weights than are usual
ly marketed in Delaware. While
most buyers still prefer birds Of
three pounds or more, some pro-
cessors are buying broilers that
average 81 or 2.s5 pounds. This
suggests that some growers may
want to start looking for a market
for their broilers a week or two
earlier than usual.
"When to SELF then becomes a
three way puzzle for tire grower.
He must remember ~ that small
er weights usually mean slightly
lower prices; (2) that the cost of
producing broilers under three
pounds is lower than for heavy
birds; (3) that by holding for
heavier weights and possibly high
er price the producer has higher
growing costs and risks sharp
changes in market prices.
The increasing popularity of
Smyrna times., 1953-06-18
How Antibiotics Work

We know antibiotics aid poultry
growth, but how?
We know the answer now, says
Bill Tarbell, Kent County Agricul-
tural Agent.
Antibiotics aid poultry growth
by giving birds partial protection
against harmful bacteria. This is
especially true, and especially help
full in the first few weeks after
Matching.
The u. S. Department of Agri-
culture tested chicks in old C(pre-
viously used for poultry quarters
and new quarters, with and with
out antibiotics. Chicks raised In
new, clean quarters and fed a reg
ular diet grew more efficient than
chicks fed an antibiotic in old
quarters. And both of those
groups grew more efficiently than
chicks in old quarters, which were
not fed antibiotics.
But when chicks were moved
from new to old quarters at four
Smyrna times., 1953-06-18

weeks. the antibiotic stopped,
growth slumped temporarily.
There was no such slump when the
antibiotic was taken from chicks
which had been kept in old quart
ers.
Scientists interpreted this to
mean that the antibiotic helps
build up resistance to harmful bae-
terra. Chicks are partially expos
ed to bacteria in their environ
ment, and build up a resistance.
The antibiotic fed during the first
few weeks help the chick, especial
ly in old quarters, while it is ad-
justing to the harmful bacteria
around it. Most poultry producers
are unable to start their chicks in
new quarters every year. The aver
age producer is raising chicks in
houses comparable to the old
houses used in the experiment.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-18
RACING SEASON
AT DELAWARE
Stars of Three Year-Old Divi'
sion to Clash Saturday
Afternoon
so HORSES ELIGIBLE

With the middle of this week
marking the halfway mark of Del
aware Parks 32-day race meeting
which winds up on July 4-the
time nears for some of the most
important events remaining on the
Stanton tracks agenda.
Next Saturday, stars of the
three-year-old division will clash
at mile and a furlong in the 9Th
running of the Leonard Richards
Stakes, which has an estimated
gross value of $4,000 including
$4,000 in added money, plus nomi-
nation ,and entry fees. Eighty
horses are eligible for this early
closing special, including such as
Platan, County Clare, Maabrook,
Tahitian King, Smart Apple, Bas-
sanio, Jamie K, Magic Lamp, "
Two and Shining. Native Dancer
was nominated but at this writing
he could not be included among the
likely acceptances for the event.
At any rate, a large field appears
in prospect. No mid-week stake
was scheduled but Wednesdays
program had several highlights. 1t
featured the Governor J. Caleb
Boggs Purse, and on that day Del
aware's chief executive and men,
bers of the Delaware State High
way Commission and Department
were guests of Benjamin F. Shaw
II, member of the Highway Com
mission and a Delaware Park di-
rector, at luncheon in the Turf
Club. Delaware Park officers at
tending included Donald P. Ross,
president; j. Simpson Dean, vice
president and treasurer; and Bry-
an Field, vice-president and gener-
al manager. Governor Boggs pre-
sented sterling silver cigarette
box to the jockey winning the
main event.
Other distinguished visitors to
the course Wednesday included the
English track team of Oxford and
Cambridge athletes who are in this
country as guests of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, and members
of the Wilmington Advertising
Club.
Meanwhile, interest is rapidly
increasing in the July renewal of
the worlds richest race for fillies
and mares-the 100000 added
mile and a quarter New Castle
Handicap. Numerous opportuni-
ties for THE distaff-side racers will
he coming up to help in the condi-
tioning routine of those pointing
for the big holiday stake.
On saturday, Governor Boggs is
scheduled to be the guest speaker
on the fourth of Delaware Parks
weekend half-hour "In the public
interest" broadcasts carried nom
commercially by five Delaware
radio stations. The Governor will
talk on behalf of the Delaware
State Development Board, follow
ing the race description of the
Leonard Richards and winners
circle interviews.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-18
The Smyrna Times
PHONE 1921 SMYRNA. DELAWARE

founded by Robert d. Hoffecker. July S.
1854. Editor and proprietor until Feb,
ruary 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hof-
fscker. Jr.. from February 10, 1907 TO
December "a, 1888.
Published Every Thursday Morning by
The Smyrna Times, Inc, rs Commerce
Street, Smyrna, Del.
w. Lester Smith. Manager
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is the business medium not only for the
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1879 at the post office at Smyrna, Del. un-
der Act of Congress of March 3. 1873.
Subscription price. s1.50 per year. strictly
in advance.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-18

dress easier and cleaner, and are
more attractive to the consumer.
But they also emphasize that
feather color is no substitute for
good quality.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-18

white-feathered birds is another
trend to watch. Sales at the East
ern Shore Poultry Growers Ex-
change in Selbyville, show that
whites usually top the market.
Buyers point out that whites
Smyrna times., 1953-06-18
Want Top BroiIer
PriceY Watch Trends

Growing a broiler that buyers
want is one of the best ways to get
top price," suggests w. t. McAll-
ishter, marketing specialist of the
Smyrna times., 1953-06-18

You can't get away from the
fact FATHER is one of
those people who likes fried
chicken but he also likes
tasty, tender chicken. You
can always find the FRESH
LY KILLED POULTRY that
you desire when you come to
our market.
Smyrna times., 1953-06-18
Poultry

FRYERS golden yellow lb 39c
STEWERS .......... lb 41c
ROASTING CHICKENS 41c
GEESE lib. 45c
Turkeys FTasb S,lG lb 55c
1915 Fresh lb CSC
CUT-UP POULTRY
Breasts lb 85c Legs lb S5c
Wings lb 39c Backs lb zoe
Giblets
Gizzards ID 35c Livers ID 15c
All our Poultry Fresh-KilIed Daily
Eggs Fresh Daily from HartIy
Large dZ 72c
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Austria Doubles
Power Production

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of elec-
trio power in Austria has dou-
bled since 1947 and trebled since
1887. In 1852 Austria's total
output of electric energy amount
ed to 8,032 million kilowatt
hours.
Studies show that existing wa
ter-power resources in Austria
could yield roughly 80 billion
kilowatt hours year. In 1882
the output Of Austria's hydro
electric power stations totaled
ga billion kilowatt hours.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
Two-Day Suspension
OF Lotus Restaurant
Liquor Sales Ordered

The liquor license of the
Lotus Restaurant, 727 Four
teenth street NV, has been
suspended for two days for a
violation of the Alcoholic Bev-
erage Control Board regulations.
The suspension begins at 8
am, october and lasts until
3 am, october 7.
The restaurant was charged
with selling beer to two boys
under 18.
The board also refused to
transfer license for a package
liquor store from 429 Twelfth
street NV. to 1913 Fifteenth
street NE.
Abraham William Bookoff re-
quested that the license now
held by the Central Liquor Store
at the Twelfth street address be
transferred to him, trading as
the Athens Liquors at the
Fifteenth street address.
The Lincoln Park Citizens AS
sociation and many neighbors of
the Fifteenth street store
objected, saying there are enough
liquor stores in the area now.
Mr.. Bookoff presented a petit
ton signed by $50 residents Of
the neighborhood. asking the
board to grant the transfer. But
this was thrown out when the
board learned that the man who
got the signatures said he and
his sister were going to open the
liquor store. On account Of this
deception. the board threw out
the entire list Of signatures.
The board has under con-
sideration today the application
of Paul F. Casey for q license to
sell light wines and beer in his
market at 1419 Park road NV.
The application was protested bv
Evening star., 1953-09-24

John H. Connaughton, who ap-
peared for the Columbia Heights
Christian Church, which adjoins
the store.
Evening star., 1953-09-24
High finance
and the price Of
baby's shoes

What is high finance doing to your FAM
lily budget, your savings, your spending
money and your pocketbook? Sylvia
Porter, a recognized authority on eco
nomics and co-author of the book "How
To Manage Your Money, writes about
financial goings-on in relation to your
own cost of living. Her range of subjects
runs the gamut from the family budget
to Government bonds, to Wall Street
trading, with side forays into the price
of eggs, income taxes, shopping prob
lens, 1nstallment credit. and housing.
Sylvia Porter takes the mystery out Of
high finance. You will be able to under
stand lot of money matters that puzzle
you now if you read Sylvia Porter's alb
sorbing column.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-10-01
With Our Men
In The Service

Pvt. Homer D. Yommer, 20, son
of Mrs. Jessie Yommer, Grants
vile, recently arrived in Korea for
duty with the Ninth Army corps.
The corps, one of three in Korea,
provides tactical strategy, admin
istrative services and specialized
support for the combat divisions
under its control.
Private Yommer, who is as
signed to Headquarters Battery of
the 937th Field Artillery Battalion,
entered the Army last February.
A graduate of Grantsville High
school, he was a press operator
for the Union Fire Brick Company
in civilian life.