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Smyrna times., 1954-11-25

WAEM DESSERTS NEED A LITTLE ATTENTION that the
cooler days OF fall here So delicious suggestion
from the Test Kitchens of Minute Maid FeshFrozen
Baked Tangerne Dessert It's of those dishes where
separates into light cakeke layer with
basea of favored with that wonderful
gerne Juice you're stckler for cold dishes
Baked Tangerne Dessert tastes just good chilled
bit temperamenal
BAKED TANGERINE DESSERT
"a cup -four tablespoons Minute
a teaspoon baking soda Fresh-Fr0zen Tangerine
II Juice unduted
Tablespoons butter or grated rind lemon
garne, melted large eggs separated
Ia cups milk, scalded
Preheat to 325'F heatproof dish3 pint ca
paci Sft together flour and baking Soda Combine with sugar
Add melted butter margarine and blend WE'LL Stir fresh
frozen tangerne juice unduted tablespoon
grated lemon nd Beat yoks slightly then scaded
milk very slowly beating constantly Add tangerne mixture to
milk and yoks and blend WELL Beat egg whites until st
fold carefully into mixture Pour into baking dish
dish pan of hot water to about inch Depth and bake slow
oven approx As minutes Dessert separates into cake
like top with underneath Serves Can be
cold Whipped accompaniment optional (ANS)
Smyrna times., 1954-11-25

is available. George e. Bryson
presided, and Howard Pletsch led
singing. On Thursday, Dec. 2 a
ladies night celebration will be
held, with Reynolds Pratt as
chairman. George Ehinger, John
S. Charlton, and w. G. Davis
were visitors from the Dover Ro-
tary Club. The Rotarians at
tended a joint meeting with the
Smyrna Lions Club and the
Smyrna-Clayton Junior Chamber
of Commerce on Monday night at
the Wayside Inn.
Smyrna times., 1954-11-25
CUP AWARD BY
STATE C. OF C..
Accepting Nominations For
Fifth Annual Josiah Marvel
Cup Award
OUTSTANDING SERVICE

The Delaware State Chamber of
Commerce announces that it will
accept nominations for the 5th
annual Josiah Marvel Cup Award,
available to any Delawarean, ir-
respective of race, color, creed or
sex, who has given outstanding
service to the State, the commun-
ity, society, or to his fellow man,
which service should be something
worthy to be remembered. This
beautiful cup originally was pre-
sented to Josiah Marvel, the first
president. of the State Chamber of
Commerce, who served during
1884, in recognition of his SER
vice in reorganizing the Cahmber
of Commerce. 1t was presented
to the Chamber by Mr.. MarveTs
heirs for such use as the Cham
ber might decide. President Lloyd
r. Leslie, of the Chamber, will
appoint a statewide confidential
committee on the award, which
will study the nominations that
may be made. The committee on
award in 1858 composed: repre-
senting New Castle County, Hon.
orable Caleb r. Layton, 3rd, As
sociate Judge, Superior Court of
the State of Delaware, Whining
ton; representing Sussex County,
Honorable James M. Tunnel, Jr.,
Associate Justice, Supreme Court
of Delaware, Georgetown; and
representing Kent County, Honor
able Arley B. Magee, Jr., Judge,
Court of Common Pleas, Dover.
Many nominations were received
and the committee unanimously
recommended that the award be
made to Mr.. Henry T. Claus.
4NOl11llldLlOlio may NC hibNS VI oiAJ
resident of Delaware and address,
ed to: Josiah Marvel Cup Award
Committee, care of Delaware
State Chamber of Commerce, Will
mington, Delaware. The award
is to be made at the 118th An
nual Meeting of the Chamber, to
be held the latter part of Janu-
ary, next year, and the name of
the recipient and the date of the
award will be inscribed on the
cup. A duplicate cup, in minia-
ture, will be given the recipient,
/, the. original Josiah Marvel Cup
0eIng neIu for safe-keeping in the
Office of the Chamber, suitably
displayed The Chamber desires
the people of Delaware to under
stand that this award is state
wide event, and that anyone may
nominate any citizen of Delaware
to receive it, the only condition
being that they be resident of
the State and that they have rem
dered some service worthy to be
remembered.
Smyrna times., 1954-11-25

stoppage. Flowering crabapples
are decorative and hardy. Yet
there is the problem of cleaning
up when the fruit falls.
The home owner desiring func-
tional as we'll as aesthetic values
from his trees will be well advis-
ed to. consult the landscape arch
itect, nurseryman or tree care ex-
pert.
Smyrna times., 1954-11-25
CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE

Anti-Tuberculosis Society Contin-
ues Work to Stamp Out Disease
Governor ]. Caleb Boggs has
highly endorsed the coming
Christmas Seal Sale through
which the Delaware Anti-Tuber-
culosis Society continues its work
Smyrna times., 1954-11-25
TREE LOVERS GET DOWN TO
CASES-BAGWORM, THAT is

1t is now open season for bag
ging bagworms.
During the growing season, bag
worms are common defoliators of
arborvitae, cedar, naples, syca-
mores and many other trees and
Smyrna times., 1954-11-25

he is not their own, and in watch
ing how young ones thrive and
blossom in the warmth of such
affection.
Smyrna times., 1954-11-25

PLAYING MOTHERS ROLE is all in days work to male dog
Lasse Called to give birth to litter of ten
Lassie evsion SERIES the beloved collie
accepted his assignment toica boned part with
rowed brood Canine critics already hang his performance
Dersae of the Here Tommy Ret popular film
juvenile who plays Lasse MASTER fondles of the practice
puppies while Lasse to be saying: wonder what they'll
me (ANS)
Smyrna times., 1954-11-25

HOW DO YOU LIKE YOUR BREAKFAST COFFEE? you like
with you'll be to like the instant
that dissoves Instantly like
want to keep this instant powdered ready your kitchen
for friends and family who like their coffee Either
you'll find this 1000 dairy product with dairy
rewarding to palate and
last spoonful = "
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Continued from
page seCe'a

the game that was invented in this country,
mind you - our team was beaten in Buenos
Aires for the worlds championship? And in
the Olympic finals against Russia, we barely
managed an anemic 36-25 victory.
A Russian hockey team has just astounded
the sports world by winning the world ice
hockey championship from highly favored
Canadian team = doing it with ease.
Speed Skate Champs
lHE Russians did not enter skating team
in the last Olympics, but on January l8,
1854, at Sapporo, Japan, they decided to
unveil their skaters at the world speed skat-
ing championships. Skating against the
Russians was Norway's Hjalmar Andersen
who had won three of the four Olympic
events, two of them in world record times.
Here is the way news dispatch described
the Russians debut: magnificent Russian
team won the 1854 world speed skating
championships yesterday - also the
admiration of sports fans in nation wary
over the proximity of Russian troops. Citi-
zens in this capital city of Hokkaido, cheered
Evening star., 1954-05-16

Justify as the Russians swept the three top
places"
A few weeks after that, the Russian girls
ski team made its first appearance at the
international ski meet in Grindelwald,
Switzerland. When the team leader, Con-
stantin Sorokin, saw the ski lift in operation,
she said, "Ski lifts would not be approved in
the Soviet Union. Sports without toll and
sweat, without the satisfaction of self-denial
and self-conquest are nothing more than
amusement. Up by chair lift, down by
gravity - what has that got to do with
honest physical culture?"
U.s.. Women Fail
APPARENTLY not much, for the Russian
ladies made clean sweep of the two events
they entered.
As for our own lady athletes, the golden
era of Helen Stephens, Babe Didrikson and
their like has long since left us, for in the
last Olympics not only did we not win any
individual track and field events out of the
eight performed, but the best we did in any
of them was sixth in the l0O-meter dash.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-30

For an attractive arrange
ment of doughnuts and fruit, start
with a rectangular tray. Arrange
daughnuts on the long sides.
Place quarters of muskmelon in
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College TStar grid squad
Chicago the other
Der OF the squad
Tunnel grid who has signed for his
Giants fractured his ankle in the first
scrimmage held the Giants training in Salem Oregon
Walton, Of St Pauls outstanding
athletes get a State scholarship
the 100 yd dash "a should have
misunderstanding by the timer but is all water
the dam
fleeing Tommy (Hucane) Jackson who red
copy months
license should be revoked
his good
Valdez victory Tommy Jackson
stop That Valdez
Boxing admitted they
tor OF the club.
The currently charged by the u s. Government
opozing violation Sherman Antitrust Act
Jimmy fights Paus Glen Flanagan August Chca-
go stop
We s believe Harry Davis Phyllis Wheatey should be named
the Boxing Commission when the
Athea Gibson defeated In the finals of the New York State
Womens tournament held at Pelham Manor N, Y.
Sterling Golf Phaen Park
Junior baseball Dads Root Beer the
Don ssmuelson and Champ
winning battery
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FORM NEW PARTY, PLAN
TO INCLUDE AFRICANS

Nairobi, Kenya,- CAMP A
different approach to the Mau
Mau situation began here re-
Gently with the formation of new
political party.
1t is the Unitey Country party,
organized by white Kenyans who
have melted other races to join.
The organizers are determined to
enter the next election on a plat
form of multi-racialism.
Some big business men report
eddy are included among the 500
whites who have agreed to back
the party.
The party hopes to take the
leadership from extremists, either
white or colored, that manifested
in the Mau Mau, by offering Ken
va a government based on cooper
alton among the main races.
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Comply To Bornsform
Aqoin With Allsfors

Brooklyn-Roy Campanella,, of
the Dodgers announced this week
that he viii barnstorm again in
the post season with his All-stars.
The alltlme great Dodger back
stop said the outfit win include
Orestes Minoso, Larry Dolby,
Monte Irwin, Junior Gillian, Jim
Pendelton, Hank Thompson,
Charlie White, Elston Howard,
Don Newcombe, Bob Trice, Dave
Hoskins, Brooks Lawrence, Joe
Black, Tom Alison, Bill Bruton and
the fabulous Willie Mays.
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New Hotel In
Los Vegas Open
To All Citizens

Los Angeles AMP a his
tory making example was set last
week in Las Vegas where II has
been almost impossible for Ne
grocs TO get a hotel room.
Ground was broken here for the
luxurious now Sl,500,000 Moulin
Rouge hotel, which win be built
specifically TO accommodate guests
OF all races, creeds and coiors.
The ground breaking rites were
attended by a cosmopolitan group
OF civic and social dignitaries. in
Guiding Mayor Baker, Commits
sioners Harry Sharp and Rex Jar
rctt. Rev. V. G. l.. Coleman. Al
Bisno, WIN Schwartz, James Gay
Atty Tom Foley, Jimmy Snowden,
MRssie Cunard and many other
prominent citizens.
Highlight OF the exercises was
Mayor Bakers statement that
progress Is being made and
those who do not have the vision
to see II must step aside"
The fabulous new 200-room
hotel, which will cover the 200
block on Bonanza avenue, will in
clude a modern theatre restaurant
Der and beauty shop, a smart cas-
Der and beauty shop. a snort cas-
mo and mems and women's shops.
The hotel will feature steller col
ored revues and the top name
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company. But there are many in
vesters who feel that there diu-
bends are adequate when they
consider The safety of their in
yestment in a utility stock.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-30
u. X. TRADE WITH WEST
AFRICA $4,000. 200
IN FOUR MONTHS

United Nations, N. Y.---(ANP)
.UN economic circles revealed
this week that in the first four
of 1854 the United King
dom had a foreign trade with
West Africa of $270, 1897.
The breakdown of this trade
was as follows: Nigeria, SIT, 49,
1876; the Gold Coast, SIT ,295, 800;
and Sierra Leone, S15,713,416.
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Time Magazine. His current "a home runs Keep him
ahead Of Babe Ruths record pace. Thirteen in Aug
ust and 10 in September would turn the trick but 1t
is easier said than done
Roy Campanea holds the record for consecu-
tive innings played by catcher in the All Star Game
with 81.
College All star-Pro game is just two weeks away,
August 49, in Chicago.
Hosea Sims star end from Marquette University
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stars in the sepia entertainment
world, changing shows on a week
ly basis,
The personnel also will be on a
democratic basis, In the manager
ial, clerical and all other depart
ments
The hotel is the brainchild of
Alexander Bisne, who was joined
by Bisne and Bisne and WIN and
Frank Schwartz to develop the
project.
The official opening will be in
March, but hotel rooms viii be a
valuable In about four months. The
management, however, Is urging
that visitors should write the
Moulin Rouge company, 80 s,
Fourth street, Las Vegas and also
secure combinations before COM
ing to Las Vegas.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-30

Jimmy Corfer In Rugged Tvnevp Bout Aug
lightweight champion Jimmy Carter has signed up Tor
his Sept ~ clash with
Paddy DeNarco To for the title
tackle for 10 rounds at the Chicago
Stadium
annhlated Charley Riley in ST. Louis
originally been set for the title with DeMarco
great and Riley did not have chance
a exhibition occasions he often laeka
title bouts expected TO win easily Carter has
saIas and
also to DcMarco early this
Flanagan Del Just like his
brother touge who how to defend himself but Is
win make a test for Carter
much at stake In this bout
decisive victory
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e:''''=.' ports
BY JIMMY GRIFFIN

Willie Mays the coor figure in baseball today voted
the Athlete Of the Month for the month Of June
Willie pubHcized player had big spread
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Getting how this ngsder feels about the above battles
here II
viii be appearing Madison Square Garden for the
this will not stop him from
whipping likes fight the West Coast and he
Palace in San Francisco
and he viii do 1t again when he faces
title Carter win be champ after fac
ing DeAarco fights saxton win
M questions about bantams
Incidentally Saturday 81 Billy Smith will battle
a with guess Smith at At
antic Ctys Convention Hall
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AT The Ringside
BY LUX VIRGIL ovERBfA

mmy certer b Ryaaed TvneYp Bogi AUG. 4
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Financially Yours
BY Dave Mcintosh
The Utility Stocks-Rocks
Of Gibraltar

There may be some readers who
find that we tend TO be repetitious.
II is true, We are repetitious and
Intentionally 80. When it comes to
investment, there are certain basic
rules of thumb that cannot be
stated too often. The rule that we
now venture to repeat is the rule
Of selecting securities that fit our
needs.
One can find excellent invest
ment-grade securities among the
mutual funds, bonds. industrial
stocks. as well as the utilities.
The reason for selecting one
security from among the many in
these categories should always be
that 1t fits the potential investors
needs Needs of an individual are
determined by such factors as
economic status, dependents or
age. There are Of course, many
other factors that might deter
mine ones needs.
Utility stocks have carried
many nicknames through the
years "old ladies stocks" wild
ows" and orphans stocks" "shel-
ters." and similar appellations.
Did you happen to notice that
each such nickname is a back
handed tribute to the general
character of utility stocks? The
definition of a public untlity in
cludes such service-rendering
businesses as railroads, other
forms of transportation, COM
munications, electric light and
power companies and gas COM
panies. Privately owned water
companies should also be included
here.
From the investors point of
view, they are the basic industries
in the existence of a modern civil
lied nation. Gas and electricity,
for example, are used whether the
user Is eating beans or steak.
Therefore. II is apparent that
these services are used even when
things may be so bad that users
can hardly afford to pay for any
thing else. You. as a potential
stock holder in a utility company
benefit from such stability,
There Is another side to be con-
sidered. Though it is a duh sub
ject, the accounting of well-run
utilities IL another inviting fac
tor. Utilities. alone, carry the
highest percentage Of plant and
fixed assets in their balance
sheets. Commonwealth Edison,
one of the worlds largest electric
light companies. has well over 80
percent of its assets in the fixed
category.
AS a stakeholder, you have an
equity in the company whose
stock you hold. For your equity to
be based upon such tangibles, as it
would be in a utility. offers much
protection for your money. In a
down-side market. utilities look
especially attractive because they
can offer more resistance to econ
omic ups and downs,
Dividend income from utilities
ranges from four to six percent,
depending upon the individual
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BILL ENDING
TRAVEL JIMCROW

Washington - CAMP 49, The
house committee on interstate and
foreign commerce last week APP
proved by a vote of 10 to a bill
banning segregation in interstate
travel
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the center, and use small clusters
of grapes, clipped from a large
bunch for a garnish- Lay the
grapes between the melon sec
tons.
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YoIands pompey A Bosp Moses Word Bonn

shifted what when they refused
Trinidad make his American
Moses Ward Of Detroit
money, and Ward Ia stlI tough bum,
the revealed that Pompcys hands broken
banging appear be
sfy batter had little zip his punches The hands
probably him. but nevertheless he did not show
much TO help
Ward no still Ward He great for five six rounds
did the thing against Pompy In
better abbed and
effective This his
wadngn style where he took sometimes to give
m faded after the sixth round In the
landed the breadbaet and Moses
through did left
charge fight.
This ngsder would like look Pompey under
favorable until then will Trinidad
the place for him
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rwo chomps To 10y lille On Line In August


In past summertime has meant big fight time and
champions defended outdoor
This different defended
outdoors and likely that will possibly
heavyweight champion Rocky Marclano
August however there will be activity champions
their titles the line
Hight Harold johnson.
Square garden: Carl Bobol Olson mddeeght
be the lure for challenger Rocky CastellanL
Two titles likely TO be defended September Mar
ciano unless
Charles Sept 20 the Polo
Paddy DeMarco will finally his l35 pound championship
against former holder Jimmy Carter.
fifth title win be grabs during August September
Is the banamweght which Jimmy
-Four from all parts Of the
Among them is Nate Brooks OF Cleveland.
Brooks tentatively has meet Ration
elimination
fight the
of Belgium and the winner hraw between
France NATIVE of gierl and chmrern songat
all sounds pretty complicated probably
two champs of this division while ringder
interested unless Brooks In the picture.
Sl with definite date for defending his
Kid Gavlan His months up he
signed Johnny saxton
The Cuban Hawk begged off originally
against saxton blaming broken hand as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
'11th Auto Fatality
Recorded Here With
Death Of Pedestrian

The Districts 18th traffic IA
tally Of the year was recorded
early today with the death Of
Paul F. Fleagle, 81. Of 4119
Davis place NV, a pedestrian.
MI Fleagle. employed at Judd
& Detweiler, Inc, as q linotype
operator. was injured fatally yes
terday in the 200 block Of Flor
ida avenue NV. He died at S
am today in Casualty Hospital
of brain injuries,
MI Fleagle alighted from a
streetcar and walked in front of
it. police said. stepping into the
path Of an auto passing the
streetcar on the left side.
Driver of the auto was Walter
j. Bintner. 81. a sailor stationed
at the AnacoStia Naval Receiving
Station. He was charged with
Illegally passing a streetcar on
the left.
The traffic fatality count at
this time last year was 1910
of them pedestrians.
In another pedestrian-auto
accident. John LORNA, Sc. of 1923
Good Hope road Sc. a plumber.
hit neighbor, fracturing his
leg, police said.
The injured man was John
Williams. AZ. of 1912 Good Hope
road Sc. a dishwasher. He is
in District General Hospital in
an undetermined condition.
When struck. police said. Mr.
Williams was crossing Good
Hope road at Minnesota avenue
and Mr.. LORNA was making a
left turn into Good Hope road
The driver was charged with
failing to yield the right-of-way
to a pedestrian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
ROK Army Putting
100000 in Reserve

SEOUL, Mar. 5.-The Repub-
lie of Korea Army will discharge
about 100000 troops this year
and put them in reserve corps.
ROK defense authorities dis
closed today.
Army Chief of staff, Gen. II
Kwon. and the Defense Commit
tee of the National Assembly
have agreed to discharge 1000
soldiers monthly from April. de-
Tense sources said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
BY the Assoc,oted Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 5.-A mag
iStrate has upheld the drunko-
meter as both constitutional and
reliable-and as a result the
first motorist to be tested by the
device in New York will be sem
fenced today for drunken driv-
ing.
Magistrate Peter NJ. Horn yes
terday found Henry Kovacik, 46,
of Ardsley. N. Y. guilty of driv-
ing while intoxicated.
Magistrate Horn ruled that
use of the drunkometer COM
piled with the law and it is a
scientifically reliable and ac-
curate device for determining
the alcoholic content of a de-
PENDANTS blood"
IlC CCot NOLiSlSIo Vi blOWlI Z
into the instrument. which
measures alcoholic content.
Mr.. Kovacik was given the
test last November II when ar
rested by police. His case is the
first involving the drunkometer
to go to court here.
Last January in Goshen,
N. Y. State Supreme Justice
Samuel w. Eager declared un-
constitutional the State law
clause providing for revocation
of a persons license if he re-
fused to submit to a test of
blood alcoholic content.
Justice Eager said the provi-
sion violated the due-proceSs
clause of the Federal Constitu-
tons 14th amendment and also