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Smyrna times., 1954-06-03

house and grandstand patrons in
terchangeably, and motorists may
drive in any entrance to reach
either area and all track facilities.
There is now new large, modern,
stainless steel and concrete cafe
terra inside the main stable gates.
Also new are: dormitories to
house drivers of horse vans re-
naming overnight with van park
ing space near the drivers dormi-
tory, and H. M. Stevens catering
company employees; additional
bunkhouses, and preferred person.
al parking space for trainers and
jockeys, and other horsemen. Della
ware Parks film patrol movies
can now be processed within so
seconds and be ready for viewing
by the stewards within three minu-
tes after a race, a record speed
operation made possible by new
processing machine and film. Once
again the $4,000 Wilmington
Handicap and three specially-nam-
ed events honoring the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, American Le-
gion and Nur Shrine Temple will
feature Saturdays inaugural pro-
gram-with trophy presentations
in all four main events.
Smyrna times., 1954-06-03

scored S04 points compared to
their opponents s66 points. For
wards Sam Jacobs and Karl Geb-
hart were the leading contenders
for the Red and White team with
210 and 203 points respectively.
Leroy Everett and Oswald Denney
are the only services that the
Eagles will lose by June gradua-
tion, and with the other boys on
the squad, it is expected that the
Eagles will offer much opposition
to their opponents next year. On
this past Friday afternoon, the
most recent school team to see
action, pulled the final curtain
down on its school season, this be-
ing the Eagles baseball nine. In
thirteen games the Eagles turned
in eight wins compared to five de-
feats, just the reverse of last sea-
sons team, which posted a five
and eight record. The Eagles post
ed victories over Middletown, Mil
ford, Chestertown, Saint Andrews,
Harrington, and Caesar Rodney,
while Dover was the only team to
defeat them more than once. Le-
roy Everett, the only senior on the
team, proved the most valuable
player as he pitched no hitter
against Middletown, and also won
six games out of seven decisions.
Young Paul Loder won the other
two games for the Eagles against
Caesar Rodney twice. The only
boys who will not be back on next
years team are John Fortner,
Eddie Cox and Leroy Everett. The
record of this seasons team is the
best record of baseball team in
over six years at Smyrna High
School.
Smyrna times., 1954-06-03
REVIEW OF
SCHOOL SPORTS
Season Ended Friday After
noon With Baseball Game
With Dover High
FOOTBALL UNIFORMS

Smyrna High Schools Athletic
teams ended their 1953-54 school
year on Friday afternoon with a
baseball game with Dover High
School. Although baseball was the
only sport which had a winning
season, football, and basketball
drew larger crowds to watch the
Eagles give their competition
tough battles. On September IL,
Coach Stellatella with the addi-
ton of his new Co-Coach William
Horney, issued uniforms to thirty
boys of tire Smyrna Eagles foot
ball squad. These includes five
lettermen from the previous sea-
son who were Charles Cox, John
Fortner, Karl Gebhart, John Roth,
and Bill Cook. During the season
which saw the Eagles home under
the lights four times, and on the
road four times, the local eleven
turned in victories over Millsboro,
Middletown, and John M. Clayton,
while they fell to defeat at the
hands of Rehoboth, Saint Peters,
Bridgeville, Lewes, and Caesar
Rodney. In the final grid game of
the season three boys played their
last football game of the season.
They were Oswald Denney, Bill
Cook, and Norman Alexander. The
Eagles will have twelve returning
1etter1men next fall when practice
begins.
End '54 Baseball Campaign
With spectacular win over Mil
ford, the Eagles basketball five
ended its 1854 basketball cam
paign with a record of three wins
and twelve defeats. Despite the
fact that the record does not prove
too pleasing to the average per-
son, the playing of this years
quintet was very good. In the
twelve losses that the Eagles suf-
fered, only three of these were by
more than ten points. In competi-
tion, the Red and White team
Smyrna times., 1954-06-03
KENT COUNTY
All CONTESTS
Talent and Public Speaking
Contests May 26 at Cap
itOl Grange
LIST WINNERS

The Kent County All Talent
and Public Speaking Contest was
held on Wednesday evening, May
26, at the Capitol Grange.
Six All members presented four
acts in the Talent Show and three
members participated in the Pub
lie Speaking Program.
Bill Runner of the Chestnut
Grove All Club did grand job as
master of ceremonies. He also
played two numbers on his steel
guitar.
Sammy Johnson, Houston Card
inals sang "a Little Bit of Heav-
en-" to take first place. Wayne
Currey, Westville All Club, play
ed the Prune Song on his accord
ian to gain second place. Helen
Grampp and Joyce Short, Oak
Grove Blue Hens did a Tap Dance
for the third placing. And Carolyn
Davis and Eileen Web, Houston
Cardinals sang the All Dreaming
Song as a duet, for fourth place.
Sammy received a scholarship
to All Short Course or All Camp.
Wayne Currey, Helen Grampp and
Joyce Short each received partial
scholarships. These three members
will be in the State Contest to be
held during Short Course.
First place in the Public Speak
ing program was received by Bob
Reynolds, Houston Cardinals for
his talk on "Oil and The Farmer"
Betty Hayes, Houston Carinals
spoke on 'saThe All Relationship
With God" for second place. And
Bruce Takach, Bucking Broncos
chose Farm Safety" for the third
placing.
Bob Reynolds will represent
Kent County in the Boys division
and Betty Hayes will represent
the county in the Girls division at
the State Contest to be held in
Newark during All Short Course
Mr.. Edgar Barrell of Dover,
Mrs. Robert Fearon, Smyrna and
MFR. Robert Osborne, Dover were
the Judges.
Members of the Capitol Grange
serve refreshments at the conclu-
sion of the program.
Smyrna times., 1954-06-03
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per square inch before they re-
lease the pressure.
Tilt your tank a little 50 that
water and sediment can collect in
the end opposite the gasoline out
let. Drain out the accumulation at
lease once year.
Smyrna times., 1954-06-03
PARK
ALTERATIONS
CONTINUED From Page Eleven)

grounds. Both bridges and new
connecting roads are inside the
track property-perhaps the lar
gest in the world, covering approx
imately 700 acres. This action was
taken to serve motorists using a
new easterly entrance-third and
largest into the track-which will
be linked directly with main arter-
les to the Delaware Memorial
Bridge and the New Jersey and
Pennsylvania Turnpikes.
Smyrna times., 1954-06-03
Pageant BY Primary Glasses

The Primary and Advanced
Primary Glasses will present a
Pageant. The children participa-
ting in it are as follows: Faith,
Cynthia Cary; Love-" Becky
Reynolds; Hope, Janice Lafferty
the Children; Kay Kraus, Bruce
Aiken, Caroline Lockerman, Nell
son Everett, Jr., Gail Mills, Dom
aid Jones. The Flowers of the
Field: John Wayne Joseph, Rom
ME Hoffecker, Roger Attix, Karen
Meyers, Janice Wilder, Connie
Uhlendorff, and Pamela Lurty.
the Chorus consists of the entire
Primary Department. Mrs. Bam-
berger is in charge of the Music.
They will sing "In the Garden" "
The soloists are Phyliss Hamburg,
who will sing when Jesus Was A
Boy" and Carole Wright, who will
sing THE Song of Hope"
Service of Baptism
The Sacrament of Baptism will
be observed during the Children's
Day Service. Parents who have
children to be baptized are re-
quested to get in touch with the
Smyrna times., 1954-06-03

pastor. Evening Service, 1880
O'Clock. Daily Vacation Bible
School June 14th to 25th. Plan to
send the children.
Smyrna times., 1954-06-03
ASBURY PLANS
CHILDREN'S DAY
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
ard, Johnny Leaton, Linda May
Proud, Benny Serverson, Nancy
Hurd, Brenda Fuller, Calvin Boyd,
Bobby Hutchinson, Julian Woodall,
Terry Slaughter, Karen Slaughter,
Joyce Blendt and Billy Woodall.
Smyrna times., 1954-06-03
New Parking Area

With new parking space added
IN the paddock area, Delaware
Park now has 80 acres to comfort
ably handle additional thousands
of cars. 1t is the largest parking
space east of the Rockies. Valet
parking areas serve both club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-09
idle Worker Protests Operations
OF Unions"
Detroit Times)

To The Editor
agree that union agents and leaders not interested
in the unless green" exchange hands.
I'm native Defroifsr, laid of for apparent reason.
Was the union Interested No srl The hired behind
is still working
They took my $40 right the day II due. When
inquired why being laid of. got after
can't why poor suckers being SO taken in.
We have nothing 10 say about contracts strikes raised
dues insurance the renting Of halls the buying OF the
TO overseas Unions
believe, in some instances, strikes deliberately
planned and prolonged the take" bigger for
heads Certainly the companies involved sick and tired
Of hsssIns and losing money and settling mostly union
terms
find when times little slow. people easily
excited and gvibe enough 10 believe union leaders are
helpful when actually they sntssonse TO workers well
fare.
They laugh up their sleeves; and say IFS time find
out where our money how II and let them 60
payess when workers 60 payess rs good when ihe
same men stay in power. One term is enough-Ie these
positions rotate among worthy members II be done
we are really interested in this TERRIBLE UNION MESS.
Todays agents trial for bullying money from
contractors. AMUSING THE ITEM. "REUTHER Shocked"
He doesn't kid bet his tongue his cheek I'm
hoping for change and believe get IL we try.
WALTER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-09

Continued from Back Page)
fore the Republican nomination that Senator Taft in his
right place as Senator Of Ohio and mr. Republican
The "od Guard" Republican thinking. as. for example
Col. Mccormick and his Chicago Tribune. not YET
Liberated from 10Th Century THEoL ociEs!-snd do
mean THEOl OCiESl-advts who have yet recognized
Christian Science the Second Coming Of the Christ the
triumphant, hsnsmissibe divine individuality Of Christ
Jesus Gods Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science Mes.
ssh and the Christian Science Monitor its international
moUfhpeee bound 10 be lacking in vision sound msgi
nation faith in the continual moral and spiritual evolution
OF the human towards its divine destny-an awaken
ing and realization OF God being Spirit ndeed-ss Jesus
defined Hmthe and only Mind Soul and true Parent
in-and o-'he entire vniverse-wheh universe is sat.
ursted-eompeey populated, right now-with Gods per-
feet spiritual eestionl-SATURATiNG every iots OF
universe with heaven and eternal life!
Gods Chosen Peope-Chrisilike Christian Scientists
demonstrating these grand facts To them. the CHILD
LESS CAREER OF Christ highly sisne an-in
Of His calling Himself the Way the Truth and the Life
referring the Christ the spiritual idea, Son and Repre-
sentative Of our FsherMother Cod slIhamoniovs OF
Jesus Son Of Mary you will recall he said why eaest
me sood7 None is good but Le, God Worship Him
And again: "of Mine self do nothing. is the
Father within Ne Who doeih the worksl
For your encouragement the writer should like 70 ten.
check $4,000 with his best wishes that
you lick the devils Democrats the foes in ones own
hoUsehod'-psriaIy quoting Christ Jesus we'll the
Old Testament.
The writer man Of g. the eldest Of the four Frve-
had The blessed privilege Of taking Frvehauf fam.
lily Of out Of the German Lutheran Church, very
fine heriiaeento Gods Christ Science Messiah Millennium
And II our family could not have srasped this Second Com
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that Fruehsuf has been. and isl
Christian Science has been foil time devotion OF the
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The greatest treasure in the universehe pearl OF great
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man m The United States presumably only 10 Edse
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And poor edseI died al the age Of SOL He had every
Observation-Disclosures the superior dynamic, triumphant
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With kindes' regards and best wishes am
Sincerely and cordially yours.
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AFFm Encls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-09

detroit Times
DODGE LOCAL MEETING DIsILLUsIoNs UNIoNIsr
TO THE EDITOR:
Sunday, Sept IL, attended meeting by DODGE Lo..l
No. g. uAWcio, at the Memorial Stadium in Hamramek
II was the first union meeting that I've ever ATTENDED
and the conduct Of the meeting surprise 10 me and
may prove Of interest to others.
The purpose TO debate whether the DODGE Maj,
Plant TO have agreement which amounts 70 pI,0,
seniority 70 retain the present department seniority r
union favored the former plan.
During the course Of the meeting, one Of the union
speakers mentioned that the union believes the democratic
process and that the union YOUR UNION" etc
But as II turned out the MEETING was in my opinion
and others, A FARCE.
n was the most dsusioning spectacle that I've sv~
The attitude Of this local from all appearances was M,
had made It's mind and going 10 ram ts opno,
down the throat of its audience.
While few people from the audience were allowed.
voice their disagreement given recognition from
the chairman Interrupted and gave the floor fellow union
representative.
Immediately after this official finished speaking ihs d.
bate session abruptly ended without the fellow being
given the right TO speak although he had remained Al Tho
mierophone for this purpose.
With cessation Of debate the vote was taken
And the method used by voieins aye for one
plan aye for the other.
tried TO discern which side had the stronger volume
but could not; they each sounded equally loud
Of course. Immediately the chairman said the ayes have
il for plant seniority.
Now II would that issue vital as seniority
every effort would be used TO arrive precise vote-
this secret ballot A. least II would indicate desire
for fair play.
And so I've been TO my first union meeting and hsu
come away very disilusoned
Robert e. Jonas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-09
The World Series
The Biblical 40 Years Bring Again
"A MiraeIe' World Championship
In, Four Games!

The Detroit Tribune offers It's hearfiesi eonerstvsion,
to grand baseball team and TO brilliant AsTUTE Man
ager.
We sympaihze with Messrs. Greenberg and Lopez but
let US at congratulate them their wonderful
In overihrowing the Yank Goaths and their vnhoy
cpoyl
We have believed, since the late innings Of the
opening IN New York-and that was distinct adv'n
tsse TO the Ganthat Manager Lopez was robbed by The
devl-animaI magnetism - in NOT removing The firing
pitcher, Bob Lemon
Consciously or svbeonseovsIy. the Cleveland Club must
have felt that Leo Duroeher Manager using INSPIRED
judgment.
Cleveland was supposed TO have a marvellous pitching
staff" and yet firing Lemon permitted TO continual
end he and the Club suffered hvmiang defeat, from
which u never reeoveredl-ivst we surmised might
the case and as dictated in the evening Of that dss
Lopez is acquiring ssfvfensss in handling pitchers @
ss Casey sfense and Leo Dvroeher had acquire II Through
the hard school Of experience.
Casey Sfenge was a losing Manager for many years u
the major leasves-redeemed himself in the westlsarn"
his Iessons-and then. with ripened mature judgment per
formed that uneqvsed feat Of FIVE straight World chsmP
shipsl
Leo Duroeher World Championship win
any OF his other Pennsnt winners Hence Al Lepez probF
has years OF opportunities before him. 70 redeem himself
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-09
No Quaffing Of Beer In TV Ads


ST. CLAIR Oct. tAPl-Members Of the Michigan AS'
citation OF Radio and Televson nroadessters agreed 20
night by unanimous consent eliminate the drsmsiir'
OF beer and wine drinking fesvision commercials
The feleessters gave themselves until oe IS TO ad
the seIf-resvaiovy code.
Rep Bentley t) OF owosso. who spoke ~ The assoc,
tons convention. hailed The as prsesdert-sstns ~
said the action could start trend which would prevent "
question from cropping up In legislative chambers .
Gayle Grub Of station WIBk-Tv vice president o. y"
association. explained:
mo beer or wine sponsor can oct on The air in Mehs
u his commercials show The drinking Of beer or wine.
Every brewer and dissilsr has been contacted sno
agreed TO abide by this ruling. =.
80 far as know. Michigan Tv stations are the NJ"
make this move which has been under confederate"
several months"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-09
bridal Car Kills Woman Driver "-35
runs Red Light"
Detroit Times)

detroit Times)
The dsvI-snims msgnefismI-horned in'l-fsking IS
yssr As per God 10 Mrs. Eddy Error perpsvsy close
upon the heel Of hsrmonyI (s&ED
"A car containing and their way 10
Toledo 70 get married and their fwo companions red
Continued next column, TOP)
light al W. Lafayette and Lsrnos early today and crashed
into another vehicle killing IFS driver.
Dead is Virginia WhsIsn. IS, Of 1924 Manor. Allen
Fsrk
Held in Receiving Hospital for investigation Of
slaughter is Thsddevs l. Haikowsk rs, Of 263 Psrdss.
Dearborn, the prospective bridegroom
Witnesses told police hs Hsikowsk car. travelling at
so miles hour south LWernois the red light and
struck Miss WheIans which going Lafayette.
THROWN FROM CAR
The impact threw Miss Whelan from the and 30
feet TO the sidewalk.
Treated al the hospital Ruth Witkowski, rs, Of
eS92 Crandve Hskowkis prospective bride; Edward Bar
eak IT, Of ~ Cabot and Marion Kucizish 26 Of 737 W.
Grand Blvd
They told police the plan 70 get married Matched
last night at the Roxy Bar 33o Woodward where both girls
are part-fme Mattresses
They said they stayed the bar until closing then
started for Toledo.
Police said all four had been drinking and the car con-
tanned several bottles Of beer.
THREE OTHERS KILLED
Three other persons killed in oufsaie traffic &C.
cidenfs yesterday. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-09
"G0P Defends ziegIer Record"
TRUTH TEAM" ON HEELS OF GOVERNOR WILLIAMS

TRUTH TEAM ON HEELS OF GOVERNOR WLLIAMsl
Detroit Tmes)
LANSING, Oet. Gov Williams attack on Republican
State Highway Commissioner zieser vigorously de-
nouneed today by the COP truth team"
The Republican state officials, all candidates for re-
election accused Williams OF distorins the facts about high
ways and the state highway department.
They said:
Commissioner ZiegIer has been elected office four
times and the highway department has ranked first COM
petition among the largest states in the nation for
outstanding achievement in traffic engineering.
In the latest available report from the federal bureau
Ct public roads Michigan is building highways IS per cent
lower cost than other states having comparable
and physical conditions"
Williams had charged that ZesIers reports on highway
building in Michigan had been Inadequate mudded
less
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-09
Christian Science Persuades Judge
10 liberate The Falsely Accused!
Reprinted from The Christian Science Monisor)
THE UNSEEN GOOD"
Written for The Christian Science Monitor

Written tor The Christian Science Monitor
One Sunday class Of eightyesrolds in a Christian
science Sunday school read the story Of John The Baptist
hsng Jesus The Lamb OF God takes away the sins
Ct the world These children learned that God divine Prin
cPle never sins makes mistakes therefore man
made in Gods image, really goes wrong was ex
planned 10 them that the prayerv spiritual recognition Of
This spiritual innocence The Lamb Of Cod protects men
wrong the demonsira Of innocence will reform him and
cancel The penalty Instances given Of how
proved this and so exemplfed the Lamb Of Cod
After the class the teacher learned that one Of the bows
who quite in Christian Science was 10 appear dur
ing The week in juvenile court charge OF wIIfu
damage He had been found the damage and creum
ssns evidence pointed 10 his guilt The boy said he was
innocent but seemed 70 believe him. The father was
much upset by the whole incident and DISGRACE The
teacher reminded the boy Of what he had learned SUNDAY
school about the Lamb Of God spiritual
He told the father and that they would both prayer
fully recognize this spiritual innocence and its eternal pro-
lection by divine Love he TOO would Christian Science
help. and the could only result in blessing and
justice.
Soon after The began the presiding magistrate
asked unexpected question which opened entirely new
line Of inquiry and proved the ehds Innocence The nags
frsie dismissed the boy honorsby and spolossd the
father Christian Seenee works. said the small boy delight
eddy Spiritual metaphysics does indeed work. and u simple
enough for children understand and be blessed by w.
Whether The charge against mans perfection be that Of
ain disease Of lack dseonsn Incompetence Of any
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-10-09

Chinese Reds by the DEVILS fraitorovs Democratic p
and accompanying nnstionsry prosperity. inevdno :"
blood prosperity Of the Korean police action soessA
MIDLAND. oef Gov Williams, in campaign speech
before fhe Democratic county committee and United M.
Workers political rally here last night declared:
1.-The Republicans have only answer TO the eu,,.
economic distress Of the American peopIs-iishisn va.
belts.
The Republicans regard the present recession \, .
necessary evil and as long unemployment. farm ds,r
and business failure do not seriously affect profits o h.
business, they cause for alarm.
They regard the American standard Of living a, a.
high anyhow, and consider II their function lead an ord
" retreat TO a lower level Of economic activity"