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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

Friday and Saturday at the College
of Idaho in Caldwell.
The representatives will be Allen
Miller, senior; Lawrence Hender-
son, junior, and Marjorie Wagner,
freshman. Henderson will conduct
a round-table discussion on Far
East affairs, and the other two
will read short papers.
The two Hugo Metzlers. junior
and senior, left for Chicago over
the weekend to attend the Ameri-
can Bar association convention.
They will not be home until FRI
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
FILE IN BANKRUPTCY

Bankruptcy petitions on file
Monday with the clerk of the fed
eral court here included:
Charles Meek. Longview. list
ing debts totalling S419.33 and no
assets.
F.. T. Bergen. kelso. listing
debts totslling 3.s12s2 and assets
amounting 10 S2s7.60.
Rexford T. Bellmore, Vancouver,
listing debts totalling s7o557 and
no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Oregon Solons
Tax Foqs. Quit

SALEM. Ore.-The second long
est legislature in Oregon's history
was written into the record books
Monday along with cents per
pack cigaret tax approved in the
closing minutes.
The 41st session. which ad-
journed Sunday. lasted 81 days,
and was exceeded only by the &C.
day session of 1899.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Waldron. State Tax
Supervisor, RESIGNS

OLYMPIA-Robert F. waldron
inheritance tax supervisor. sub
mitted his resignation TO the state
tax commission Monday, and will
resume private law practice short
ly, probably in Spokane.
Chairman II. II. Henneford said
the commission had selected no one
as yet TO succeed Waldron. He
will remain at his post for a time
closing some affairs of the divi-
sion before leaving.
linger chapel. the Rev. Harold r..
Long officiating. Cremation will
follow.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
lit. Nls cine Der belten Seilanltalten.

1T. Ms cine Der beiten Seilanitolien
empfeblen mir Sbnen oas auf 5eitc
s12 anae5ei9te Marilnilian Sanifa-
riilnl. Mnd) anoere aflttc 2eioen, bic
fir llnbeilbar erfIdrt poroe,L fi1oe,t
iidere Scilil,g in bieler nad aneipp-
idDer Metbooe eefiibrten Nnitolt.
aratlfe folrel, ait lan9erm slufentDalt
bort bleibcm.
Mrs. Gb. d. ga. -
Gineu glltell uHeliib' aus Gfeffet-
IdaIen (0inngos) fonnen Sic oili
foleenoe Mrt bereiten: Nebmen Sic
oo5u 12 rote GfefIeribalen, IL ariinc
Gfefferidote,l, t2 mittelgrobe 3wic=
beln, / gilt Gilig 2 Saiien 3uder,
3 gBlofiel Sal3. Die entfernten Yiei-
fer lmo 3,uiebeln fein baden, nit TO-
denoem &aiier iibergieben nno fiini
Rinutel1 itebem laiien, bos 8aiier
.abeieBen, 8eipiir5e gut nnterriibrell
auno bie ganae 0taiie iiinf Minuten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

foden -, pom l3eitpunttc, ba iie an
foben oniGhet. Soiort beiB in bic
porberciteten 9pieH ooer @ldier fill
len ,lno init 9efcl poer 8frppien
luftoidt nerlhlieBen. Gin Efropfen=
peribhb nuB nod burb @intalhen
i,l beibes Yaraffin bibt genlabt merz
Sen.
--G. g., q. o
Gas erie6iiGe @ort G,ltbanaiio
beoelltek rubiger, 1eid)ter 500. gtad)
driltlider, fatboliieber slufialilug
borf ein ar3t poDl be,l bepprlteben=
Sen Soo eines 9atiellten 10 miloe oils
moslib eeItaltell, aber - nno& bieS
lit bas 8ibtiae = obne bos Sc
mnBtlein au triiben. Was man be,lts
outage oft inter @,ttbanalia nerltebt,
lit nihts ipeniser ais uMercp &ia-
ing. ltno bas lit 0tenidenmoro.
Das ,nenihlibe 9eben lit beilig, nns
BON @ott geeebe1t ,ino nur @ott fam
es nebn,en. Inter feinen llmi itanoen
imb inter feinent Gorponb lit biele
Nrt gutbanaiie erla,,bt, ielbit penn
Ole @eiebe oer eanaen Belt es legali-
iteren ipiireen. -..... .~:.
/ - q. g, >. - s-.-".. -. y.
Die geId)ibtliben gatiaben iiber
sic l1rla6eu bes gegentpGrtigen @elt=
frieees fino befannt nno f0nnen bon
jebem obieftip 1trteilenoen ,,nb bor>
nrteilsfreien, ,lnporteiilben sSorlher
erfannt merben. Da ipar sllnd6it ber
uneeredte Gerlaiffer usSrieoe'', oer
6as 6el,tiGe Golf aller iei1,er 6ehte
beraltbte. Sl1 ieiner 8eralpeiilllng
.griff bas beutibe gof nod irgeno=
eirem Jiibrer, Der es aus Dem ab=
sr,lno 81. retten perlprad. &itler
.ipilte iih ais Setter o,lf beeann am
innern aufbat bes 2anbes e,tno ber-
lanete bie 9fiideritattilng Oct abge-
tretenen oe,,tid)en @ebiete. Ser neue
5iibrer piiroe elm tpabrer @aterlanbs=
retter geipeien ieitr ipenn ct unb lei=
ne Bartei.. Dem beutiden 8olfe ieine
relisioie lliro biireerlihe Sreibeit nod
@edt lino @erebtisfeit belaiien bate.
Nls 8olen sic Hiidgabe oes be,,tihell
@ebietes ber,peigerte, neil @nelano
8olen 5a l,nterftiisen beriprad), er-
Horte Del,tihlano Yolen oen &rieg.
England ,ino Sronfreih erfl6rten
Deuti6 6lano ben arieg. 8ns bomaIs.
iiber soieie Greianiiie idon befannt,
aber fir bic DeffentIibfeit no:n
Sdleier hes Gebeilafiiies limgeben
,,n6 bon Der britifden Bropagnnon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
Nsitt,updj, ben is. pltober 1941
HusRllflft
s. Sd, Widl.

Gafiade, oaB Die nleiiten iogenann-
tell inoberner Rratfbeitell bon einenl
lleberntaB BON 5leiidgenilB berriib-
rell, Dor alien Die Mageil-, gsieren-
mo 8liiffraitfbeitell. Gin 1nnBiger
SieildgenitB einnaI am Gage -
lift 1lidbt mir niht ibablid), iplloeril
S,lm forperlitbe,l @abstunL beIol-|
Ders bci ilingen 2enten, ,llotnenoig.
Gin brcinlnliger taeIieber 8leiihgc-
NIB muB auf bie 8alier oas glut
imo bas gall5e 5pitent nit Stofen
a,liiillcn, oie aIlerlei 2cioen pernr-
1ae6en. f. ~.
@ibt man 3. 3. einem sieberfron-
Ten Sleiid,, 10 nimmt oas 5ieber auL
0enn bas 5leiIh perllrlaht cine leid
te @nt3iinolmg im Moseil nnn erae'lst
DmrIt. .
sSleild nnb moelihit efriib iein,
fonlt entbalt es beltimnte &ranfbeits-
feime.
I Man iollte ME syleil6 fanfen, bas
aus gen,ablenen llcberreiten heitebt,
/ ipie alld) perlbiebene Sorten 2urlt.
Gielen Menlben miro oaourAa bas
anberfuloieneift & sltoefiibrt. ssleiieb
bon nlnaen Siibnern lit om leibteite,t
!. al peroauen. sSleiid bon ipiloen
] Sicre1 - oic 1T sSreibcit lebeil lit
geliinbcr ais bas bon eiugciperrten,
fiinitlid ge5iiebteten Gieren. @anic<
flcild lit idpcr s1 perbauen
9ronlinente sler5te baben feltgc-
ftcllt baB mebr Menl6en blrd) cine
falibe 3iGt uuo burb iibernlabiees
@iien lterbc,l, ober ibr. 2eben perfiir-
gen, ols burd llnlllabiges Srinfe,t
Sbun cine fleine 9ortion aabrl1ng,
GIT eefal,t, reibt bin 5ur &orper>
erlliibrung imb @ciu,berbalt,,ng. gs
gibt niebt Nipenige Menl6en, Sic iebr
bieI eiielr aber Sic 5peilen maneel-
baft faleu 9ieie eelangen nlaiell=
tpeiie ill ben Mtage,l, ser Tie nur
feb,per ooer gar nibt peroauen fonn.
IS entltebe,t. a,if oie 8auer allerlei
aranfbeiten l,no 2eiocn. Wer sic
Natnr an sSelliges, aber 9tabrbaftes
geipobnt, bleibt gell,no nno erreidt
eill bobes slter. Wor eIie nur orei-
NAL am Sage, nnr einmol Sleiid-
fpeiien 8ei bielen &ranfbeiten nto
1lnpaBlibfeitem lit SOS bette Mittel
bic @ntbaltlmg BON Speileu - So
iten. 9iele nibtfatboliihe Merate boil
ten ons bon ser fatbolii6en Stride
borgei6riebene 5alten uno bie @nt-
baltnng BON Sleildipeilen an seipii.
len saaen ielbit fir cine forperlihe
Mobltat. Die Srappiiteu lno anbere
Grbelt lieier,t ben beutlibIten 8eipeis,
baB MdBisfeit ,lnb SaIten bic @el,ino=
belt fraftieen nno oas 2eben perlal.-
eerm
Mrs. ST. g., 8is.
@s gibt berlbieoene Mnfihten bar-
iiber Manbe Merate ,,n6 beion6ers
bic gitaninfenner bebaupten, oie
meiiten gitalnine gineen b,,rd &oden
berloren.
8iele @emiiie fann i,no ion man
rob eiier. Die. meiiteil Nabr,mgsmit-
tel IoIlte man aber foden, l,nl etipa-
iee eiftige 5toffe ,,nihdolid, al ma
den. Nad) llnIerer aniiht lit es rat
iamer, ipeniger gitaltline al erbalten;
sgsFt -
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in bie Seffentlidfeit gclanet.
9ieie @in5elbeiteu fiuoen iitb III
Dem @cbeimberid)t, ben Ser bal,lalisc
jrnn5oliide 8otihafter am britilden
Sofe, CHARLES GorbilL ieincm Gor-
geiestell, ben Minilter bcs sleitBeren
Georges Sonnet, imter6reitet bat.
Ser geridt lit bon Ebilippe Senriot,
Dem 9eputierten fir Ben 3iltrift BON
8proeaur, neroffentlid)t tpnrben. gr
oibt untcr anoerenl sllliflarlnng bar-
iiber, pesbalb sic arieeserflarlme
@robbritolniens ,lnb ssranfreid1s
nidt aleid)5eitig erfolate. Sic Gori.
Jet Heeierilng peri1hte ben arieg
nod in alpolfter ShuSc sit permei-
oel,. Ssbre &riegserflarrng fam feds
Stunoen ip0ter als sic britiihe.
Nus Gorbins 8eritbt gebt berpor,
Dob Sic .eigentliden ssriegstreiber
8inlton Gbnrhia uno set amerifani-
lbc 8otlbafter III Eoris, 8illiam
s. 8ullitt, iuare,1. SSseoenfaIls bobcn
oieie beiben nod Gorbins 8eridt
mebr &erantiportnng fit BEN ariegs-
ansbr,,h ais iraeno ienanb onoers.
Nic Gorbin berid)tct, teilte ibm Min-
Iton @bl,rdia telepbonilb nit, ,,@ns;
lono lperoe iid onf icincr Snicl per-
ihan5eu ,lno niebts mebr nit ellros
p0il6eu s(naelegenbeitcn 5ll TIM bo=
ben, menn sSronfrcid) nidt ieine 60
liborit0t nit @robbritounicn 5eiqe
nno 5lr eIeiben 3eit SEN Grieg er-
fl6rc".
Sir Sobn Siulon, ser Scbatomts=
IcfretGr bes britildcl1 &obinetts, teiltc
Gorbin NIT, Gburbia ici .cntlhloI=
len, oeu il15tpiihen nerltorbenen Yre=
mierniniltcr Gbomberloin ouS hcm
Nnltc 5,t trcibe,r, tpenu er SEN &ric9
Inidt erfl0re 9ob Gburhin ouf eng
liiber Seite Der l6limmlte &rieesbet=
ser mar, mar allgen1ein befonnt, ,lno
in bieiem Gllnftc entbalten Gorbins
@ntbiilllneen nihts 9fclles. Tim 10
bcnlerfenslperter lit ieood, mas Cor
bin iiber sic Rol1c meloet, sic ser
amerifanii6e 8otihoiter @illiom 6.
8ullitt bouols geipielt bat.
9eod) Gorbins Mneabcn traf er
gullitt IN ser polnilhen 8otihaft IN
Faris. 0ort erfl1rtc hieler, sic 5o=
gernbc Solt,tng Sronfreid)s lei ,,n=
ertrdglid ,,no CAB iih alle 0fiibe, cine
gntideioung 5,e,initen elmer ioforti=
gen &rieeserfldrung berbeiaufiibreu.
@s lit bies oas apeite 0fal, bob &err
8ullitt als &rieesbeter mt omtliden
Dof,menten aus iener 3eit onitondt.
9ab ser @innabme ->@ori iho,is bot
Sic oeutid)e Heeier',ng 8erihte bes
po1niihen 8oti6ofters in Yaris ber-
offentliht, tuorin oieler erflGrte, baB
@ullitt ibm sic llnteritiit,ne ser Ser.
Stoaten int Safe zines &rieees nit
Dertiblato 5lteeiaet babe.
9ieie Dofllne,lte iinb bomols BON
8nllitt ols ssalih,mg beaeihnet nor
beh. Wabri6einlih mir6 er o,,d oen
8eridt bes oamoligen fran5oiiihen
9otidafters Gorbin als ssalibung
beaei6nen. Nber oas miro ibm nie=
mano glauben, ipeoer in ben Ser.
Staaten nod in europa. 9enn sic
beieen 8eribte paiien aou5 ecnau a,r
cinanoer, Ser eine biloet sic Ioeiide
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gen fiibren.
- Nrs. 3. d., Snb. -
lin iiber Minter einen id)onen
9humengorten om Seniter 5lt boben,
ser oic mcnioltcn llebelit0nOe nit lih
hrilat, periboiic n1an lid cinen nit
9lebmonoeu nad inncu bcflcibeten
Sol5foitell, bcru non AT Scr Slnbcn.
lcitc cincn Nibl6cn slnitrid) 9cben
fam. Ger &olten fanu 10 lang lcin,
ols bos 6enlter brett 1T. st iollte
cine Sicic bon mcnieltens s ;3oll lmo
cine 9reite bon 10 bis 12 3ou ia.
bell.
Gin ibeolcr 9ll,nlcnfolteu loIltc ei.
ne Gorrid)tlng 5un Mb5ug ocS iibcr-
iliiliisen ySoiicrs (9raino9e) bobe',.
mas man boburb bcrItellt, bob man
ols llnterloge einc &fonne ous 3inf
ooer 9led inter ben 8lunenfo'ten
itellt. 0ieIe Efanne loIlte on ieoer
Seite einen 3om breiter lein, ols Der
gllunenfoiten. Gum sl65ug maht
MON in oen 8poen oes 8lrmenfoitens
einen 3oa arobc 2oder, sic man nit
eiter S6erbc bcoetft.
8epor mat sic @roe in sen Sra.
item fiiut, bebcde man ben 8oben
NIT S6erbcn, flein 5eritiidelten Bod.
lteinen nno fleineu 3ieiellteinhen,
ettpa einen s3oa bod. 9aronf brinae
mon cine Sd)icht perfoultes 0onb mo
biera,lf quito @ortcneroe, sic man NIT
ettpas feincm Sono rno Sorf (Yeat
WoB) pernlil6en fam. 6riibcr Milt
lit nidt rotiom. N,n fonn man ole
8lumen bineinpflanaen ,nS lie ent
be9ieben, po5n iih einc feinc 8rouie
ON belten eienet. V'on ohtc boronf,
baB ser ooau pcriponotc @r,mo feline
8iirmer ober ionlti9es lln9caieier
entbGlt.
Selbitperiton6li6 iollte oie 9l,,.
menbanf an einem Senlter .onaebroAt
iperoen, bas bon ser Sounc bcld)ie-
men miro, ipenu ntoalid) an ser Siio.
ieite oes Soules. Soater ii6 Wiir-
n.er I'M @runo befinoen, 10 fam man
Oielelben an sic Sberf rfl1de brineem
our6 8eeieben nit Seifen,poiier, pas
ben 8lmmen ni6t idGoli6 lit. I'm
ben Stonb pon Sen 8l6ttern fern al
baltem, beiprengc man tdeli6 oielel.
ben nit einem 9(tomi5er.
ltngeaiefer an 8ldtfern uno 8liiten
fann nlon entfernen our6 8cipriten
nit elmer MifotinIolung ooer nit
S6pefeIbliite (SIomers of Sul.
pbnr). -. r.. y. :
- '%t' -: H. sG.:@> = +, -. ..-...s -, -
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- Gerbreit,,ng beg ,,Obio @aiien.
freinos'' 1T fafbol. EreKeapoffoIat.
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sc bes atpeiten @eltfrieees Dor An.
gen fiibren.
- Nrs. 3. d., sSnb. -
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@eipiB fonnen nerb6fe 2eiben ali
s@eiHesftornng fiibren. 5oIbe Hn-
iienten fSn,le,, 6nrd eeeig,,ete 8e-
banoInne fl,riert perben, feIbft ,pel,,
!. bas 2eioen fhon ,peit fortgeihritten
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30

dance, comes to the Auditorium,
Friday and Saturday, Jan. 81
and Feb. /. Seldom has there
been so many catchy tunes in
corporated in a single film mu-
sical. In the second feature,
Michael Shane, Private Detec-
tive", Brett Halliday's thrilling
novel is brought to the screen.
Lloyd Nolan will play the part
of this rough and romantic per-
son.
CONE NIGHT IN THE TRIO
PICS" AND LUCKY DEVILS"
At the Auditorium, Sunday to
Tuesday, Feb. "a, Allan Jones,
Nancy Kelly are cast in a gay
romance, Zone Night in the Tro.
pics" In 1886 Jones scored his
first big-time screen hit oppo-
site Irene Dunno in "Showboat." ]"
In the second feature, Lucky
Devils" Dorothy Lovett and Dick
Arlen hold the starring leads.
POrtraylng the roles OF dare.
devil newsreel cameramen, Ar
len and Andy Devine work TO-
gether in this rollicking comedy
drama. There is a wild hilarious
climax in which the two stars
overpower foreign saboteurs
with the aid of model airplanes
hIghlighting the film.
"S1RIKE UP THE BAND"
Mickey Rooney, judy Garland,
June Preisser AMI other clever
youngsters, who have rocked
millions with laughter, are at it
again in "Strike Up the Band"
coming to the Auditorium, We'd
nesday and Thursday, Feb. 5-6.
This time Micky and Judy or
ganize high school swing band
and put on a show to raise mon
ey FOR a trip to Paul White
mans radio contest for school
bands in Chicago, only to use
the money for an operation for
a schoo|mate instead. How they
finally got to make the trip IS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30

SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ARE NOT INCLUDED In THE
a. - -, =,
April, 1910
x.,.. ~oun.u OauuarL oh,o
A-~ ' JAMES LLOYD,
Treasurer OF Licking County Newark Ohio
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30
Cleveland Trust
Pays Unemployment
Insurance Claims

Attorney General Thomas ].
Herbert this week announced
collection of the largest single
item in six years, a $304, ,573.33
check for the Bureau of Unem-
ployment Compensation. The
check was from the Cleveland
Trust Co., for unemployment
contributions since the effective
date of the social security act.
State banks had claimed exem-
tion from the act on the grounds
they were federal instrumental
ties within the meaning of the
act because of membership in
the Federal Reserve system.
Last November the Ohio Su-
preme court denied this conten-
tion in test case brought by a
Cincinnati bank. This payment
will bring total collections by
Mr.. Herbert's claims division to
more than 100000 for January,
the largest month since May,
1885 when the Ohio Fuel Gas
Co., paid $715,650 into the state
treasury through the Attorney
Generals office.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30
Robert FOrgrave
Laid to Rest Monday

Robert M. Forgrave, 80, town.
ship trustee for twenty years,
died Jan. % in his home, 420
Eddy street, of the effects of
pneumonia. He had been in all
ing health for a year.
Mr.. Forgraves had been res
ident of Licking county most of
his life, coming here from
Chatham. He was born Nov. 6,
1851, in Eagleport, Muskingum
county.
During his life he followed
many pursuits, being one of
Licking county's most colorful
figures. For eighteen years he
acted as constable in connection
with the municipal court, and
was active in Democratic circles.
At one time he operated a Sec
ond hand store in Canal street,
at another he worked as an auc-
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30
AT HULL PLACE

The auxiliary of the Lions
club was entertained with a $50
dinner, Monday evening, Jan. 27,
in Hull Place.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30
Two Newark
Students Rank High
At Ohio State u.

Jeanne A. Albyn and Carlos
H. Hayden, were listed on the
honor roll at Ohio State univer-
sity, as being among the 23Z
students above the rank Of
frehmen who received classroom
averages of 1926 points or higher
out of possible four points. The
announcement was made by DR..
Raymond D. Bennett, secretary
of the college.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30
tGONE WITH THE WIND" AT MIDLAND FEB. 2

Your chance to see the great
st screen entertainment of all
line, "Gone With the Wind"
David o. Selznick's production
81 Margaret MitchelPs story of
he Old South, directed by Vic
or Fleming. Nothing is cut
rom the original showing, but
he price. Running time is
hree hours and fOrty-five min
ltes, with the feature starting
at L, and s p. M, Sunday to
Wednesday, Feb. rs. All in
echnicolOr starring Clark Ga
Die, Vivien Leigh, Leslie Howard
and Olivia DeHavilland. More
Academy awards than any twD
LECTURES in history.
PETER LOIRE AT MIDLAND
Now playing at the Midland,
Thursday through Saturday,
Jan 80, Feb. /, Peter LORE in
''Ycu'll Find OUT. Kay Kyser's
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30
Tragic End of
"Stahlin's 1OO@o
Perfect Delilah"

In an article to be found in
The American Weekly in the
February 2 issue of The De-
troit Sunday Times, Pierre
Lazareff, former editOr-in-
chief of the -SOir, reveals
startling facts about the con-
fession and fantastic double
life of the Communist "Blsck
Angel" who made her dream of
luxury real by betraying all
who loved and trusted her. Be
sure to get The Detroit SUM-
day Times.-adv.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30

an interesting story you can't
afford to miss.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30
MRS. FRANK FREEDNOUR
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Frank Freednour return
ed home last week from Magne-
tic Springs, where she took treat.
ments. During her stay there
she resided at the Incor Hotel,
where she reported the food ex-
cellent and the service unexcell-
ed.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30

tioneer in the courthouse.
Surviving are one son, .. 5.
Forgrave of Newark, and one
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Norton OF
New Orleans, La. Five grand
children also survive.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted Monday, Jan. 27, from
the Criss funeral home, with
Rev. Robert o. Mcclure in
charge. Burial was made in
Cedar Hill cemetery.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30

second musical, introducing
many novelties when three bo-
geynnen blitz bandmen. Large
cast of famous screen and radio
talent IS featured with the or
Professor in me snge Of my
stery, melody and mirth.
AUDITORIUM FEATURES
"Too Many Girls" a first run
picture, alive with melody and
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-30

Mrs. Walter Green entertain
ed the B. B. Euchre club in her
home Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25

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readers l4th p~a'nphler So. fpr 10 cent?.
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llg be-. 'ludIEe-,uu and f. Co.,. 6. a.trn'
Reducing and GaIrnr Infant fael
ing. Instructions for the Irea'm,o, e.
Diabetes. Feminine Hygiene" snd TIT
Care Of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25
approximately SUI calOflcS.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

NJ. +, F.: what Is the cause
and what are the symptoms Of
pyorrhoea? How can it be cured?"
Answer Mild eases. soft gums
with a tendency to bleeding. More
severe cases, pus forms between
the teeth and gums. Treatment is
by vigorous stimulation Of gums
with tooth brush and treatment of
retracted gums.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
.Jiffy Cake
y teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons baking powder

y teaspoon salt
n 2 teaspoons baking powder
Break eggs into mixing bowl;
add cream and vanilla. Sft all
purpose flour once, then measure
and resift with sugar. salt and
baking powder. Then sift these
ingredients into the bowl right
on top of the liquid ingredients.
Beat until smooth with Z strong
rotary egg beater. Pour batter
into a rectangular pan -(approxi-
mately 8 by Is inches) which has
been creased, lined with wax
paper and again creased. Preheat
electric oven to $685. r. and bake
approximately Is minutes or un-
til the cake springs back when
touched lightly with the finger
tips. Let stand in pan 3 minutes
after baking; then remove from
pan and let cool on cake rack.
When cool cut In two; spread ic-
ing on one piece and place other
on top to make two layers. Cover
top and sides with remainder Of
icing.
Any quick icing u Of course
suitable for use on this cake, but
this soft banana icing = parti-
cularly good. It Is IN icing which
does not harden, however. and
forks therefore should be served
with the cake.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

edges and spread ths cake with
Jelly or Jam. Roll ct once and
wrap h wax paper. Cool. Than
alice.
Have ready . smooth creased
mold; line the sides and bot
tom with slices Of the Jelly roll.
Mash Z cups freah berries and
coYae with ! cup sugar and juice
Of one lemon. Soak 1 tablespoon
plain gelatin In Y eip cold
water for 3 minutes, then dis
solve over hot water. Add dis
solved gelatin to the fruit and
mix well. Fold fruit mixture
into 2 cups Of heavy cream
whipped stiff and to which has
besn added v teaspoon Of nee
tar flavor.
Pour into mold and chill In
refrigerator, until firm. Unmold
and garnish with whole berries.
Sprinkle with confectionery
sugar .or sranulated sugar,
colored pink, made by adding .
few drops Of certified pink color
to the granulated sugar.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

THE DREAM OF every woman
who has ct some time been
called upon to make q cake in q
hurry is . recipe in which all the
ingredients can be put in the
mixing bowl at one time, given
a few turns with an egg beater
and poured into the plan to
bake.
Yes, cakes can be mixed that
way - and with surprisingly
good results, too. Some expert
ments have shown that, where
as the experienced cake-maker
usually gets best results with
the conventional method of mix.
ing, the inexperienced cake
maker may produce as excellent
a cake with this quick method.
But no matter whether you
class yourself as novice or a
professional at cake baking, you
will find that this quick-to-as-
semble cake recipe deserves a
definite place in your recipe
file. It Is invaluable when an
emergency dessert Is needed for
unexpected guests, or when
you wish to lessen routine meal
preparations to make time for
seasonal or special jobs.
Once you slip this Jiffy Cake
in the oven - especially II it is
one of the ever-dependable ovens
that are part Of all modern cleo
trio ranges-your responsibility
and watchfulness cease. For the
heat of the electric oven is 50
accurately controlled that you
need not even peek to see how
the cake Is baking-no, not once!
Simply set the reminder clock
and when it chimes at the end
of the Is minute baking period,
take out your cake-a perfectly
Drowned, perfectly baked pro-
ducd. For best results with any
cake, Of course, use a smooth,
well-polished cake pan. Black
ened pans absorb more heat
than light pans and may be the
cause Of uneven or over-brown
bottom crusts.
Here then Is the recipe for
this mixed in-a-minute cake,
together with q quick banana
icing that will help to keep IL
moist: ~.
JIFFY CAKE
2 eggs
Ia cups thin cream
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 cups all-purpose flour
l cup sugar