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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
HORROR TURMOIL
NITDDQ DTNTHNN
UUnDN nEUNLLNO
HEART THROBS
By ELINOR GLYN
ny LEAAFONN
Famous Author Of "Thrse Weeks" and Other WeLKnown
Books and Novels.

had meant write quite different article today, but
all my plans upset by going wartime wedding OF two
Young and lovely bengsl
II stirred up thoughts OF and they made me
to what the changes and how deep were they
the passion of love now that constant hangs over
everything
mon az not such serious bond after ALL There was easy
divorce now Robert beFa yeu bored Robert or
either fancy be free again not an lmpos
sbiy Thus marriage taken for variety Of reasons
unconnected with love.
The situation had become rather ugly, with not much
spiritual uplift about it, War has altered this view
fine bride and bridegroom yesterday happened to be
members of the DID, highest arsocray and this fact aceen
uaes the change their weddings used to be such
pagesn and everyone behaved with strict etiquette and
deeorum. No showing the least emotion or feeling
remember the bridegroom mother at her first marriage
young Earl than thirty years from celebrated
old castle with fourteen bridesmaids four prancing horses with
postons and the family coach to take them to the church
and back.
Msrvelousy dressed guests, many Of whom had coma in
special train from London.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
They Sdue and Giue

None Of these sort Of people would dream
their sdornmen In these anxious daythey
their England.
for blessing protection the
asked them the while whispered 10 the boy and
girl the altar
Reality to be burning out all the old restrictions
and feelings having a outlet
people became more rck-
less and passionate
this it does my Investigations
that this has altered.
In the last remember there OF
mothers bad behaviour soldiers
half 1t their chances
football match. and other manly things
There marriages sensbly
than before and Of the
edge that their time together
unnamed any honeymoon
only for few days perhaps hours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Unavoidable Tension

The atmosphere OF unavoidable tension OF menace and danger
brought the sterling
threat which had 1918 the civil
population front line realization
together made think Is
after ie7 Yes or Mop Many ask and think about they have
before. II has altered the
know a number of both men who are utterly
realised which they
bothered really things security
peace.
believe II magnetic personality like Hermit
really
revival Of religion
think beautiful American girls
admire weddings what would feel
altar beloved the
death battle OF that both might
blown pieces within the days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

TRY and think you beautiful, American girls WhOSe
pictures so admire in the Sunday at IUeddngs
Vat UOud feel knew that he must face the chance
of death and that both might be bOWn 10 pieces whn
the next feIU LreekS days
Flying Officer j. C. Martin of the r. A. F, and Miss Edna
Squire Brown international dancer of Dove Dance" fame
held their wedding reception in the recently bombed home of
the bride The bride smiles amid the debris
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08
Sod ,,stbr

SD babe NAL in einem wariete
einen Monn eeieben, Der obne Sanoe
&lobier ipieltel" -
uDas ift bo6 oar nibtsl Sci ans
int Sonie tpobnt cine Dame, Die finet
obne Stimmel's:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08
OKAON BALM

BeWaehrtes 4Heilmittel: gegen Rheumatismus.
gichtische Schmerzen. Asthma und Fuss
.geienkschmerzen. Viele Dankschreiben. :~i8
Ounces-Flasche. Postversand und Verpak=
kung. Preis $1.25. Nur gegen Money. Order.
Schreiben Sic noch heute an "OkaOn Balm,
- West lt2h St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08
HuSRuilft
9. sh., Minn.

Is
GuBlpblen Sautperbartllng befollmt,
ioIlte ieSen Nbeno Dor Dem Sblafen-
geben ein Sal5inbbab nebmer1. Man
int cine Sanbpoa Sal5 III eiaen 5lt
Dreipicrtel nit friidem 8aiier ee.
fiilltc,1 gilner mo ldBt bie SiiBe et-
ma 20 bis 25 Winlfen barin ipei-
hen. Damn trodnet man lie ab nno
reibt bie Soblel, tiid)tig nit Slipel,0l
ooer ,tngelaI5e,er g,ttter ein. lint
bas gett3e,ls ,libt a,l beidmuben,
fa1u man Elm Eaar alte Striinlpie
an5iebcn. Dicles Gerfobren m,,b oft
unb reeeln1abis tpieoerbolt iperoen,
benn bicie JuBloblenperbartuns per-
fdtpinoet ni6t leidt. Sn'Sauie ioate
man, ,pen1 noglid), ,pei6e Gantoffcln
traeen ,no in bie 5d,tbe cine ipeid)e
sSilaioble Ieeen. Selbitperitanolih
follte man nidt au eng anpaiienoe
S6ube tragem.
- Mrs. g., Arf. - ..
! 9hnitein beibt i'm @neliihen 8u>
mice Stone. s- j.:
- 81. s., g. 9of. -
@s lit unerfrenlid ,no arsernis-
aerregeno, ipenn BET offentliden &C..
nteinldaftliben @ebeten, belonoers
beitn Geienfranaeebet; 2eute au i6nell
beten. Gin 9,,tes; piirbiscs @ebet
feet cine Sommlung bes @eiites por:
aug 1rno sic lteber3ene,,ng, Bob man
sit @ott, ser bobitet1 9toieltdt nne
be,n eiitieiten Batter, betet. Den mel
iten 'Mitbetern lit es beim u3uid)nea.
betelt" ,liht noelid), nit @noadt at
feIgen. Gin ein5iees Gater,mier MI
badtig eebetet, lit bor @ott mebr
,ueft, als ein ihneu beraeleierter Io-
fenfran5. Ber einem iol6en 8ett=
re,lnbeten nifbt beituobnen Dill, betet
am belten fir iib ieiblt.
s'::Das @ebet lit cine 3'pielprode NIT
@ott ,ino Jon nut Sommluns, an-
bad)t ,nlo @brerbietllns eeipro6en
iperoen. y.
f. - 2eier ams Nie. - !.
- Sic 6abe,, rebt. leiber MIR 5l1. rebt:
i 9tlfe Mrten pon &ergniiaen boben ber-
art 'allgenonllne,1, soab alle 8olfsflaien
oopom ererifien iino. Selbit ionlt quite
aatbolifen, beionbers jnnge 2eute, ia>
:gen. ben1 Gergniisen .nod): Hich,re
Sbo,ps, Gbeater nno iogar anbern ee>
fGbrliben l,nb perlperfliben gersnii>
anneel,. Selbit Die beilieen ,3eiten Der
Sir6c, Mooent -l,no Jaltes, ,ueroen
!: sniAt mebr :relpeftiert. SSIeoer driitfo,
/ tbeliibe,, @eIinnung .Ipottct ber
Branh, ooer ridtioer Der Mibbro,,d,
Yasties nno Sanaper9,,iieen .auf Die
fpGte,1 l5tnnoen bes Somstae Nbeuo
al, perlegen, Sic iih Big Elm ooer 3tpei
ltbr. in oen Sonntaenioreen altsoeb-
,nel,,.: Gino tirgerniserreee,,oe uno ,,lts
I ,parbige gorbereitnng a,,f Die FL. Meiz
.iie .nno Sen gmpfong Der. 81. aom,l1l,<
Mon alit 5onntaanoree,t, an}tatt oas
aItee. sSabr iii reii9ioier DonfesaeiiilE
ia,na at beidIieBelt ,,no> ben Mnfons
1 aoess pe,!e,l Sabres 1,,it reliaiSier Wei9e
I sa .,,tneeben, ergebt iid >:---- . bieifod
Iei6er MD Sic sfotboliihe, SS,lee,,6" III
!. peTflideu, Oft tiir 2eib ,,no Seele >ee.
fG6rIihen yereniieuneen. ltn6 6as
trok oller gr,ndbnangen bes Seelior<
aers, trot afler 8nrmllltaen Ser fafbos
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08

rein lift, reibcn Sie cs nit einem fei
nem Sanopapier ab unb iiberpinlel,
oas belle SpoIa nit Sbellad, iporau
es cine ibone 9elbe 5arbe befommt
9ieles oben beibriebene "Gaulfine
COMPOUND iit elm gutter @rfas fiil
I&itt nno 1T bieiem por5n5iebem, mel
er itets elaitiiG bleibt mo iebr pal
ieroibt lit. 9esbalb pertpenoet mar
oenIelben aub bel Siid>aalarien
Jerner gebral,dt man i'm beut5,ltog'
andr ,lm iraenoeine grt Iite in SoIo
Stein ober Cement ausaufiillen. Sl
fann mon bamit bie Hiecn 5lpilhel
Geniterrabnren uno Ntauer luftoih1
MAIDEN, iooob ipeOer &egen nod 8ini
ourboringen fann.
- 8. M.,. Mo. -
Die bon uus ongcaeieten Nittel
9egeu Aitbma iino por5ii9li6- unb &C.
ben nambafte @rleidterung. Cine
oollitouoise Seil,ng fann in bieler
3allen 'faum erreid)t ,peroen. IS gib1
aber oub cine @n5abl outer Sousmit.
tel fir aitbnotiibe 2eioen.
&ur3otnliee Herionen ,mo aitbma'
leieenbe baben fir 9eipobnlib eine
fronfboftc .@eiidtsforbe, cine 9eoriid
te, mttloic, ineltlibe Stilnmlna; ibr
Ntem lit fur3 ,'nb beidwerlid, ibr
Gang miibc.. 0a feblt es on ser Sran'
lpirotion l,n0 Ansbiinitmg Der piclel
in 8rult nnb 2,nee aneelalnueltcn
nnreinen mo eiftigen Stoffe nno olld
an 8lutaniommlunaen nno Shleim
bo,,tperbort,mecn. Da beibt cs o,,i
lpeiden, ousibeioen ableiten ooel
ourh sic 9antporen ab5ieben. &neip&
empfieblt cine Auilaee bon in beibe'
Ganillcntee getoubten Siihern oil
8rult lno 9iiiden. Dos pieoerbol(
non alle Giertellh,noc bon 6 bis
Mal inn oanaeu. 9m Nbeno leee mol
ettpa 2 Yiuno Topienf0ie (@ottoas
@beeie) auf sic 8rmlt uno lGbt es oil
ganac 9taht licgen. Nm ndblten Mor
gen ,pdidt moli Ole 8rnit tiihtig mi
luarnenl 8oiier ab lno rcibt etlih'
Otinnten Long 8rmit nno 9'iiden mi;
einem ronben 9,,b ob. Dies pieoer
bole man ettpa 3 big 4 N0bte, obel
nidt otter. Nnitott SopfenfGie .fon,
man ar,b ipcihen 2ebm (Glap) ouile
gen. @enu man 2ebnl als Anfla9e ee
braudt, ioQ mon Oie 2cbn,ouilaeen ct
pa aebn Gage, s.. +. nabtsiiber mo-
den. 0ton nebme bier nl,o ba Sub
bdoer.. Soute man I'M 8ett irolteln
10 trinfc man beiBen &ami1entee nit
Yfefferh1in5 gcniibt. @enn man oil
@e6nlo uno Nnsoauer bat, oicie &l,,
5u MAIDEN - eenau na6 Goridrif1
- fonn mon erobe 2i|1oeruna mf
nod uno nod Seilung erlan9elt. -
Cine anoere e,npfeblensmerte Mc
tbooe fir @ngbriiftige lit bas Sief
atmen. Dian otne tief li1lo balte Sam
sen Ntem an; obne aus3notnen; ettpo
g. Bis 1Onlol. Mon beriube bos iebe
bolbe Stuuoe ltno. tpir6. @erobe er
feidterung finoen.* '-'* ::*'':-:. :. !.
49, g. s. g., Als... =: S, S :: ::
F:einen :" : a,,ten; =; .;;Jei,erlSldz apparo1
fantt mon beat5utdee an einenl ma
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08

+ : T. (
6riitliden Sittlibfeit bobniprehel
uno Die finbli6et Seelen nereifte,l
f9ie So,tptiduIo trifft Die @ltern!
= 6. B., Snb. = ...
Ser perItorbene britiide @eianot
2oro 2otbian ipor ei,l eeborener Sea
tbolif, perlieB ieinen, fotboliibel
@lauben nno idlob iib BEN ,,@briI
ton Scielltil tits" an. Sein Habfolger
Ser ,leucrnannte britiibe @eianbt
2oro Soliiar ion elm praftiiher ga
tbolif iein.
- &m. s., >.
Die I'M Bau beeriffene fatbolii6'
aatbeorale in 2iperpool, @nelanb, lit
pie periidert piro, big iest BON oe,'t
Iben 8omben nod nidt bel6dbig
moroen. Sb bie 8ouorbeitcn ipeite1
sefiibrt fperoen, lit uobl nidt uobr
Ideinlid.
- Anfraae =
8cr BON unlern 2eiern Elm Snf ftru
ment oegen Sbtperboriefeit (@ol
pbones) an perfaufen bat, mOec lid
on Mrs. 9lnna ee,Anomoole, q
Dof., ,pe,ioen..
- Nrs. 5. 8., Bid. >
Als Batron Ser Sousfronen gil
getpib Dor allem oie Mutter @ottes
oo iie offenbor Die ioeollte oller Sous
frol,en ipar.. 6erner bie bl. Mnna n,i
Die bl. Martba bon 8etbanie,l, 81
Den Seilailo be,uirtete.
/ - g1er 6cn Nomen @nnuneiot'
trdet, perebrt oie @ottesml,tter Mori
ols Nomenspotronin, neil ser @nee
ibr sic 8oti6oft (Mnnllnciotio) &C
brabt bat BON ser @mpfGnenis be.
Seilon6es.
- Mrs.. ST. 81, ga. -
0as an oicler Stefle bamals on
geeebene Gerfabren, nm JenlterIdei
be,1 matt au noben ,lnb bas eleid
5eitie ben1 5eniter. elm .biibides Nns
ieben eibt, 1T foleenoes: 0tan iet
@,1nmi Mrobicum (Iueelaec) il
ein tpenig @oiier an ,nb ldbt es ite
ben, biz es oolllt0noig aufgeloit i'll
@benio n,aht mon ii6 cine ltarfe So
| Jung BON ooppelfobleniaurem Matrol
(Solerat,,s) in beibem @oiier, Ser
mon einen beliebigen. sSarbitoff, gelt
grim, rot ooer bla,t binaniest. Silli
beioe 2oi,neen hollenoet, 10 mild
man iie niteinonoer l,no riibrt lie
big iie pollfomn,e,, erfaltet iino. 0fi
cinem ipeiben Giniel trGst man als
oan,l oie Jliiiiiefeit irnen anf 81
S6eiben elei6nlGbig oiinm auf I'M
ldbt Tie trodnen.. Sic miro olsoanl
sen @in6rud erlpeden, als ,pdre,t, 81
Sdeiben alls @iselos, mas iebr biibid
ausiiebt ulro, Tie bollfonuuen 1mourd
tli6tig ~,nobt. Sebr praftiid iino iol
de- iiber5oeenem s6eiben ,,no oiid
als Sd,ft eeeen al beies Conner,
Elibt,. tpojiir man germ rote' Jarb
|ipGblt;; :ipds aber. et,pas 6umfel .,,,adt
'pdbrel6 fgeb :'6as, 0ibt ipenia 'Tans
i,htiebt;; '6riia T ,aS : blo,l iitto : ieb
tpobItatie tiiir Die ,aMaeit.: .@'' .: ~: -,
- s. 49, sA, SUB. - ~: :. =
|.:;::,Sbrer *Beihreibling itatb iin6 81
lsfeuSter .,ItHtedit - f,erfittet. Dorllii
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geblna, oob lie aerbreben; ~bie oonn
ausfliebenoe Mi'6une loibt fleine
Bronoc icbr idncu.
-: y. d., &g. -
@enn fSeilen ,,itnmpf" ,peroen,
iino Tie oe'uobnlib NIT @iienteilben
ober Sbmns beoedt. lin bieic su
cntIernen, fie ,picber an id5arfen, leee
man Die Seilcn 5nerit in cine fohcnoe
Soooloiung (2pe), et5po cine babe
Stlinoc, 'uoiGe Iie init beibem 8oiier
ob nnO le9e tic bonn in Sbmctcl-
io,lrcloi'm9 (Sulpburic acio) bon
cinem 2cil SGnrc nno iiinf Scilen
&aiier. 0onn ipiilt man lie nit bei-
Ben &aiicr ab. Nnf bielelbe Neiie
tann mon it,mpfe &oiierneiler lbort
ma6en.
- Nm. 3, >. -
Giele icaen. Yiteiier (9lod beoos)
ioll mon nidbt NIT barten ober Ipieen
Snitrlntenten entferuen. Non .ee.
brondt SerpentinSl (OiI OF 9nrpe,,.
tinc), oas in jcher Npotbefe erb0lt.
lid lit. Gin, Gftercs 8etnpten nit
Scrpe'tinol beieitiot bieielben. aueb
Der iibcrndbioc @ebro,l6 bon @e.
ld)tspnloer, Shninfcn ooer onoerer
n'cbr obcr ,penieer @ift entbaltenoen
shonbcitSn'ittel peritopft Die Goren
DER 8elihtsbol1t .,,i,o oibt oft Nnlob
3n @eId)miiren nno erniien Saut.
frnnfbciten. 9ean ionte ieSen abeno
eas @eiidt 0eborie nit Baiier uno
Seize lpald)en, bamit sic Boren oe-
offnet ,peroen. 0'on fonn NIT 8oror.
'palier ober 8utteru1iI6 cine id)6nere
@eii6tsbont er5iele,1 ols nit alien
gcrl6onernn9sniitttln ser Beit. Nber
ooss lit nibt Itpliid: " '
~ Mrs. ST. g., 81. -
= IS ,eibt cine bl. 0loe, sic ,par
eine rnliilAe .Yril,aeiiin uno .@reb-
Iiiritin. @eboren lin oas SSsabr 800;
lol,rse liee Die @ema!blin Saors beg
erl'en ,tnp empfine 955, az Ronitonti:
NOBEL: ole b: 1o,,fe, ,pebei iie ibren
sfalnen . :Olee in Selene a.n1dnberte.
Sbre .sen,iibuleen inn pie. 9etebr,,ne
ees rn'i'f6en. ;Yletfes tplef.ren ''penis er.
foIerei6:: Sic fterb I'M Sabre 969
|a'r' aietp. Bon aen Hniien tpiro tie
als Seiliae berebrt. SSbr Set lit am
LII. ssuli.> .>.'-s- ''.'. -. .''.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08

":eine,l : anten 8ei,ss,t'lsld appartot
fen,ii. mon 'bbe,,tsutaae a,t II eineni ma.
bigem YreiS. erbaltel: 9fan fann.-1iA
|lel&t ielblts< ein: e'iites Se'terloidmittel
berFeaeu, :oas, beionoers dnf benz
2anSe, ab1ol,,t znotineneie lift, lln, cine
5euersbr,l,,it int. Seine su erltideN:
0aon loit 30 !: #f,,no ee,,uobalides
&odiola NIT 10 Hfln6 Soln,iaf =
Mmmonia - IN 80 Quart Wofler auf
Funo flint sic Mi1daue III Ot,artflo:
i6en BON oiipueln '@Iaie - j,lIo ee-
nobnli6e Mildflaiden biiriten ees
fniieen. Die 5laiden ,miiiien gut
uerforft lt,,o Deriieeelt a,,fbeuobrt
tperoen, ,'no >penn Elm Jel1er ons-
bridt,' tpirft mon einiee ser 5laiben
Ito in Die Glamnie ,,no berem l1m-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-08

(, Sbrer; *Yeidteibllna nab iino 81
'6eniter .''fWatedt - bertittet. y Daralii
bri,tet ,,tte,t AN ::oetl Sbeiben Scr SIC
gent our6::, 1til oieiet,t' }1ebel dbanbel
ien; e,itfeinem Sie# 5,ierit alfen &it
(Y,ittp) limo beloreen efib nus einel'
SarbtDdre: Store Goltlti,tg COMPOUND
Dies ilt eif,e 9taie dbnlid bem &itt
nber. 6ieie1bc c2IGBt feinen Gcaen burd
iNo .iprindt a,td niht. :tpie aitt. ,.ltn
min bie' abgefreiiene Jorbe - lei e
Oelfarbe siooer gariiib - bon1 @oIa
robmen all el,tferne'l,, bolen sic lid
iln Sorbipore Store et,pas = $500
gleab'' o6er Saint on6 garnil
@enieber". ;. Nabbeni :oas Sola gan
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-05

was coiled about the ankles; some few
scratched themselves and others just
made break for wide open spaces.
"Ah. have it," the snake-charmer
proclaimed, as he summoned officers
Warner Davis and Harry Bunting,
who were soon on the trail of the
missing snake. "Look for a man
wearing cowboy suit and Tom Mix
hat and there you will find the rat
tier"
Some few moments later the flash
ily-dressed man was seen by the Off
GERS sitting on a bench some distance
from the "snake-den" and as they
approached him they told him of their
woes. "No, haven't seen the snake"
he told the officers, who then insisted
that he go back to the tent with them
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-05

and tell this to the Heller Snake
charmer."
The three were half the distance,
when one of the officers spied "wig-
gle" inside the shirt of the "wester-
ner" who had come to the fair to have
a day of fun.
1t was then that their captive broke
down and gave the officers his story.
He said that he had stolen the snake
and would deliver it personally back
to the tent.
He offered to take the snake out of
his shirt at the moment, but the Off
GERS insisted that it would be entirely
satisfactory to keep it in its hiding
place until they reached its den.
He barred the complete tale,-that
he had always been attracted by the
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-05
STEALS "RATTLER" AND
HIDES 1T IN SHIRT

A flashily-dressed man with Tom
Mix hat stole a rattle snake at Keller
Fair Saturday night and put it in his
shirt.
When the Heller Midway Attrac-
tions had about called it day, as the
curtain was lowered late Saturday on
the Gath fair, as heads were counted,
snake was missing, and it caused
no little excitement as late customers
heard that big rattler had escaped.
Men and women were seen to tip
toe from the tent and all the while,
eye the ground on which they trod.
Others were seen to raise their trous-
ers and skirts to see that no RATHER
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-05

reptiles and made such a complete
breakdown, that Accomack officers
still cling to the belief that a little
consideration for even reptile
snitcher is not amiss-sent him on
his way, not asking too many ques-
tions.
The attendant at the snake-tent
told Officer Davis that the man wear
ing a cowboy suit and Tom Mix hat
had been about the tent, practically
that he had SWITCHED the RATHER while
the entire day and that he was sure
he wasn't looking.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-05

of tires, gas and oil and offered a
checklist to aid in conservation.
WPA inaugurated program to sal
wage steel from abandoned publicly
owned street car rails. The War De-
partment reported it had found re-
capped and retreaded auto tires gave
80 percent of the service of new tires
and cost go percent less.
Federal Security Administrator
McNutt announced an agency will be
set up to mobilize physicians and den
lists to meet special demands for
medical care arising from the defense
program. Plans will take into account
distribution of doctors and dentists
in relation to population, training
and experience and their availability
for service. Red Cross Headquarters
and the OCD announced plans to train
100000 volunteers as nurses aides
with the help of the local hospitals.
Volunteers must be between Is and
so, graduates of high school, physi-
cally able; they will be selected by
local public health and nursing groups
and serve as assistants to graduate
nurses in hospitals without pay after
80 hours of intensive training over
seven-week period.
Headquarters directed local draft
boards to speed arrangements for aid
ing in THE unemployment of soldiers
the Army is planning to release be-
ginning September / by getting in
touch with former employers or find
ing other jobs for the soldiers. In the
first case of its kind, discharged
selectee from New York was returned
to his former job after the local U. S.
attorney requested his firm to take
him back for at least one year al
though the firm said his job had been
abolished while he was gone.
President Roosevelt told his press
conference the launching of many
oil tankers already on the ways and
the operation of two pipelines from
the Southwest to the Eastern sea-
board will materially relieve the gas
oline shortage in the East by next
spring. Price Administrator Hender-
son issued a table of fair maximum
retail prices for regular" gasoline
in 40 major cities, and the Senate be-
gan an investigation of the shortage.
Acting Oil Coordinator Davies said
sinister and planned" sabotage may
lie behind the multiplicity of misin-
formation" that there is really no
shortage.
The Government contracted for the
following new plants: pig iron, Cleve-
land, Youngstown, Warren, Ohio, and
Birmingham, Ala, $58,312,00O; ord
nance facilities, Chattanooga, Tenn,
and st. Louis, Mo-, $35,965 999; air
planes and spare parts, Buffalo, N. Y.
$75,21S,3S4.
OPM Labor Division began sur
veys of 20 communities in 10 States
in which consumer-goods plants are
threatened with curtailment of sup
plies because of defense needs. De-
tense contracts will be awarded where
necessary to alleviate labor disloca-
lions. The first such contract was
awarded to Manitowoc, Wis. COM
nanv. with 1000 employees facing
shutdown because of aluminium pri-
critics.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-05

Baking powder in excess gives a
bitter taste to cookies and produces
a cookie which is too light and por-
GUS. In general, cookies take about
half as much powder as cake; that
is, from one-half to three-fourths OF
a teaspoon to the cup of flour.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-05
ADDS 1925 MILES
TO ROAD SYSTEM

The Virginia Highway Commission
on Thursday added to the primary
road system 1925 miles for extern
sion of Route 316 from Parksley to
MARYLAND line.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-05

Cottonsand linens need not be boil
ed each time they are laundered, if
they have had a hot rinse after
washing.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-09-05

A CLASSIFIED AID GETS GOOD
RESULTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Raj Bombs Nazi
Invasion Ports
STREET Times. Az rish,. reserved.
International New. Service Cable

LONDON. Jan. 1S.-Smashing
through snowy weather and in
tense cold that produced danger
Gus icing conditions, Raj bombers
attacked the invasion ports" of
Cherbourg and Brest and bombed
two German airdromes in occupied
France during the night, it was
revealed today.
Yesterday afternoon, it was dis
closed. bombers of the British
coastal command successfully at
tackled enemy shipping off the
Dutch coast.
Last nights operations we're
greatly restricted by the weather,
in comparison with the previous
terrific attacks on Wilhelmshaven
and other German bases.
Nevertheless, targets at Brest
and Cherbourg on the French
coast were bombed as we'll as the
iairdFemes further inland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
NaziS Rip
Town i'm
Wales
BY JAMES E. BROWN

init News service stan Correspondent
LONDON. Jan. 18.-Attacking
in waves and returning repeatedly
to drop first fire bombs and then
high explosives. German raiders
last night and early today heavily
pounded the south Wales town of
Swansea. causing many casualties.
Swansea is northwest of the i'm
portant Welsh port of Cardiff for
ocean-going vessels at the mouth
of the Bristol Channel.
Casualties, at Swansea included
a few deaths. il was stated, and
a number of persons injured.
Two large buildings were de-
stroyed and some private houses
were demolished.
Five women and five children
were killed by three high ex-
plosive bombs which fell on a
southwestern town. Two of the
dead children were evacuces from
London. In this community a
number of shops and private
dwellings were damaged.
A large bomb, which was dropped
on a southeastern coastal town,
exploded on the grounds of a con-
vent but the sisters already had
left. There were no casualties.
An adjoining hall was wrecked
and three cottages we're badly
damaged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

ut is not happy thought but Uncle should take
honest look in the mirror he would upper
sprigs of Chaplin muache Peger and
trazed control industry labor with inn
petus. Page 49, r
what good does it do your trying TO be
honest when else Elsie
Robinson answers that question on Page 5.
That country hasn't begun to realize apprse inventive
constructive capacity" Edwin G. Hill
invention. Page Is.
Sec the accurate Of two Detroit Times
men in Jimmy Hatlos They Do II Every Time Page 5.