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HELP WOMEN.
Continued

EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Junior or senior,
doctors office. part time, 212-3 hours eve
nsnss; low pay. Give grades age. type
write? Box 302-J. Star.
FUR FINISHERS t2), experienced. Apply
Capitol Fur Shop, 1906 G st. NV, second
Evening star., 1941-10-26

GIRLS for counter and office work in
laundry. Apply Acacia Laundry. I'LL
Wilson blvd, RosSlyn, Va.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

TYPIST, 22-35, experienced. with knowl,,
edge of bookkeeping, for old established
arm Apply 81 pm, Hearn bldg, o29
Evening star., 1941-10-26
CAMERA SERVICE 6 REPAIRS.
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.
CHAIR CANEING.

ArmStrong, 1885 10th st, NV ME 2O62
CAULKING. weather-stripping, windows
reputtied, rick, block cement. plaster re-
pair work; reasonable; estimates free.
TAYLOR 7lqI
Evening star., 1941-10-26
PERSONAL.

REFINED MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN,
employed, will prepare early breakfast,
evening dinner. small family exchange
rocm meals. small pay; good cook. other
duties. References. Give phone. Box
Gals Star 0Rs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
AVILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Wilhelm enter
tanned at a turkey dinner on Sunday
in honor of Mr.. Wilhelm's 34th birth
day. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Grove, Tommy and Hubert
Grove, Mrs. Ellis Grove and son Ell
lis, Fay, Glennie, Ronnie, Mary, Betty
and Emma Grove, Mrs. Leonard Will
helm and daughter Mildred, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hanley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ohio Fike and son Ray, Ernest Cha
ney, Alvin and Ellis Broadwater, Mrs.
Ada Wilhelm, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Wilhelm, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Wilhelm
and baby Doris Jean, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mckenzie and son Lemuel, and
Beatrice and Agnes Wilhelm.
Mr. and Mrs. William Merrill spent
Saturday night at the Forrest Beachy
home.
Mrs. Leah Default and family, of
Gilmore, are spending some time here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Robson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar CLANCY and
children were visiting their parents,
also Mr. and Mrs. Asa Wilhelm last
week
Mrs. William Robson was shopping
in Cumberland one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Fike and son
Harold We're visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Lohr in Grantsville on Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Fannie Weitzell was visiting
Mrs. Lydia Wiley, of Grantsville, who
is seriously i'll, one evening last week.
Jackson Fike and Miss Hobaugh of
Uniontown, Pa, were visiting their
uncle, 0. s. Fike, and family one eve
ming last week.
Ray Fike was hauling potatoes to
Piedmont, W. Va, last week.
Several from, here attended the
"Lum and Abner" show in Frostburg
last week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
Homemakers' Column
Edited by Miss Mildred Barton, Home
Demonstration Agent for Garrett
County, Oakland.
Cherries For WashingtOn's
Birthday

Though the story of Washington
and the chopped-down cherry tree
may be discredited, there is still no
better way to observe February 22nd
than by serving a tempting cherry
dessert.
Like any fruit that can be cooked,
there are hundreds of ways to use
cherries. They may be baked in dump
Iings made with biscuit or pastry
dough, They may be deep-fat fried in
fritters. They may be put in buildings
Of all sorts-tapioca, betty, bread,
or steamed. Use them in mousse made
in the refrigerator or in ice cream
with custard base. Cherry sauce
makes something special out of plain
ice cream, shortcake, or plain cakes.
Because cherries both taste good
and look colorful they are excellent
in an upside-down cake.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20

and fluffy Add 1 well-beaten egg.
Sift together IL cups sifted soft
wheat flour, 2 teaspoons baking pow
der and a teaspoon salt. Add this
alternately with z cup milk to the
first mixture. Stir to mix well and
pour over the cherries. Bake in a
moderate oven for about As minutes.
Loosen the sides of the cake, turn it
out carefully upside down. If the fruit
sticks to the pan, lift it out and place
it on the cake. Serve with whipped
cream.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
Cherry Pie

212 tablespoons minute tapioca,
312 cups red cherries, pitted; a tea
spoon salt, l cup sugar, l tablespoon
melted butter.
Combine minute tapioca, sugar,
cherries, butter and salt and let stand
Is minutes, or while pastry is being
made. Line 9-inch pie plate with
one-half of pastry rolled Il inch
thick, allowing pastry to extend u
inch beyond edge of plate. Moisten
edge again. Fill with cherry mixture.
Roll other half of pastry to 1s-inch
thickness. Fold and cut Sits to permit
escape of steam. Place upper crust on
filled lower one, opening out folded
half and drawing snugly across top.
Press edges together. Trim off sur
plus pastry. Bake in hot oven (45O
degrees F. Is minutes; decrease to
$50 degrees F.; bake 30 minutes.
Pie Crust
21a cups sifted flour, 4 teaspoon
baking powder, Y teaspoon salt, two
thirds cup cold shortening, one-third
cup cold water (about).
Sift flour once, measure, add bak-
ing powder and salt, and sift again.
Cut in shortening until pieces are
about size of small peas. Add water
preferably ice water), small
amount at time, mixing lightly with
fork. Handle as little as possible.
Wrap in waxed paper and chill thor
oughly before rolling.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20

, Very early on the morning of July
4, 1927, in burst of patriotic zeal,
the citizens of Boonsboro, Maryland,
hurried out to the top of the blue
Rocks" South Mountain, and began
piling up great rough stones. By
nightfall they had erected a monu-
ment to Washington 30 feet high and
81 feet in circumference.
Despite its massiveness it was not
a very stable monument and in a few
years it began to fall apart. During
the Civil War, Union soldiers, observ-
ing its height, repaired it with logs
and utilized it as a signal tower.
In 1884, the monument and the sur
rounding land were decided to the
State and the Washington Monument
State Park resulted. The monument
was restored to its original appear
ance and re-dedicated on July 4, 1886.
This western Maryland monument
stands on an elevation Of 1920 feet
overlooking the beautiful Hagerstown,
Potomac, Cumberland and Middle
town valleys and, in the distance, Viz
ginia to the south, Pennsylvania to
the North. The Baltimore monument
raised in John Eager Towards pas
ture looks out over the city Of BalLi-
more and the Patapsco river. Both
monuments mark ground made sacred
by the pilgrimages Of that greatest
patriot of them all, George Washing
ton.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
H. ID. A. Schedule

Monday, February 24-Deer Park
Homemakers Club, 1880 p. m.
Tuesday, February % - Project
demonstration meeting with Miss
Helen Shelby, clothing specialist, at
the home demonstration agents of
flee, post office building. Oakland
Homemakers Club, 1880 p. NJ, at the
home Of Mrs. H. F. Stockslager.
Wednesday, February 90 Project
demonstration meeting with Miss
Helen Shelby, clothing specialist, at
the home demonstration agents of
flee, post office building. Accident
Homemakers Club, 7:30 p. M, at the
school house
Thursday, February 27-Kitzmiller
All Club, 12:45 p. m. Vindex Home
makers Club, 200 p. M, at the home
of Mrs. IL. M. Adams. Kitzmiller
Homemakers Club, 7:30 p. M, at the
home of Mrs. L. C. Hutson.
Friday, February 28-New Ger
many All Club, 2:30 p. m.
Saturday, March Oakland Jun
ior All Club, 1920 a. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20

Woodmen Circle Thursday evening.
After the business meeting the men,
bers present enjoyed a valentine par
.ty. Those present were Mrs. o. Bish-
off, of Oakland; Mrs E. C. Clatter-
buck, Mrs. Carlton Lohr. Mrs. Charles
Pysell, Mrs. Fred Walters, Mrs. f. E.
Sollars and Miss Anna Thrasher.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
DEER PARK

Frederick William Refs, Baltimore,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
N. Refs, over the weekend.
Miss Leona Maybe entertained the
All club Saturday. Two new members
were received in the club. A Bible
game was played, with Beatrice
Paugh and Ellen Jane Rhodes win
ners. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. E. E. Sollars entertained the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
Cherry Upside-DOwn Cake

First make up cherry mixture ac-
cording to the following method:
Drain the juice from one No. can
(213 cups) of red sour cherries. To
a cup of the cherry juice add l cup
sugar and a cup water. Boil until the
mixture spins a thread Add the
drained cherries and boil rapidly until
this mixture spins a thread Melt l
tablespoon butter in heavy 9-inch
frying pan. Pour in the candied cher
ries and allow the mixture to cool
Then add the following cake batter:
Cream a cup butter or other fat
Add p cup sugar and 1 teaspoon va
nilla. Stir until the mixture is light
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20

Paul Campbell led the young peo-
pies meeting on Sunday evening.
Miss Juanita Wrightsman will be the
leader this Sunday evening.
Senator Tydings declared the hope
of the U. S. keeping out of the war
was growing fainter every day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
The Road to Power

A school teacher near Gettysburg,
Pa, was cited to answer charges at a
hearing March 9 of neglect of duty
for refusing to use the flag salute in
school exercises.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20

LESSON TEXT-Luke 18:1.14.
GOLDEN TEXT-Lord. teach us to pray
Luke Ill.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
There Is Another Life

I cannot believe, and cannot be
brought to believe, that the purpose
of our creation is fulfilled by our
short existence here. To me the
existence of another world is a nee
essary supplement Of this, to adjust
its inequalities, and Undue it with
moral signifcance.-ThurloW Weed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20
IMPROVED
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
S 9E90Z ! essen
BY HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST, D. D.
Dean of The Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago.
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.)
Lesson for February %

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
permission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-02-20

Leading American combat planes
now are provided with armor, leak
proof fuel tanks and fire-power. Man
ufacture at the rate of 1,50O planes a
month by mid-year was predicted.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18

sic @eieuidaft fein Slid; i,nmer
Ye6; immer 8ed! Seute lit atles
aufseriiien, oas God lit su unS Der
8abnoamm eeidleift, 10 oaB ebener
8oben beraelteat lit. Oar,m iagten
iie: ,an @ottes Seeen lit olles gele=
gen." Der CUTE RaItor oonnerte inn
ner barauf los: sic 9obleninbuitrie
peroerbe bas 9orf uno oas gauge
@olf. Sic bringe ltn5uf ufrieoenbeit ltn=
ter oos 8olf. Ser Warrismls tu,,roe
6amals idon sepreoist. Dieier 60
5ialismls beroerbe sic relieioien an=
lidten bes 8olfes, uno briuge &uin
ouf 2anb l,uo 2eltte. Canals tporen
ale fatboliid una es bieB oas
yidtpor5e @orbed";; nab 25 Sabren
uno beute beibt es oas ,,rote 8orbed'
@elte mag es bas ,,Nasi 9orbed'
gerannt tperoen. Seer tpei6? Der al
te 8aItor ouf oem 9orbeder &irdbof
fat sic 3ufunft erfanut. Or mar ein
Sobn 6ranfreids, eellen 8ater in Ger
groBen &ebolrtiou nod bent Nbeiu-
Iono flii1tete. @r tuar elm Sdn,ieo
,lno fein Sobn, ipater ituIer Yaitor,
batte nit i9m auf bent Mm6ob &C.
flopft, 6ar,tm tlopfte ct Somals oar
auf 1os bon ser 9ausel. @ott eebe
ibnt oie eapiae Nu9el
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18

12 ,,ne 10 mubten an ibm borbei;
iuenn tie 70 tueit gelaufe,t, ntubten tie
bier Sen ,,erIteu" baden, Oh sur Sir
DIE ooer gum Sorf; amo luenn iie 5l,-
riidfamen, nalnaen ite ben -lebten
Croft" nit auf oen @es, Oh Mann-
lein ooer @eibleiu - alle batten
9urlt unb Wife Iuo lie Elm sur Sran-
fe. Damit borte sic 2al.ferei nad
Sbatpnee, s., ouf s,,nal ser ne,,e
8altor 10 freunolid mar nit ben
Geltiden ,.nS iid Miibe sab, 9eutid
5u lernen. gr iprad audi at n,einem
@ater, er bra,tbe eineu SSunsen, I'm
iein 8iero nIw. gu beiorsen. @r ioae
ieinen Sobn (mib) 5u ibm ididen>
bonn f0nnte er audi nit mir Dentib
Ipreden ,mo bon mir bas 9ertlbe
lernen. 9ann tuoue ct mir 5tunoen
geben in 2ateiu, tuenn id Yrieiter
lperoen tpotle. Das eradblte ser ga=
ter neiner SHUTTER, uno id madte
Sbren 10 lang pie stuei Soienobren,
sic mas gebort babeu. gs gefiel mir
lno felt ser 3eit iuartete id i,umer
auf 8ater S'8oplau. Ct batte mid
germ, iparte mir 6ie 9iebe fit 5tuei
ooer erei 8ubenitreide, Sic id liefer-
te, ipuroe iein MeBoiener 1titu., absr
nie iein @feroeiumge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18

id,ab AUDI lit ser sroben fran5oIiiden
Nepoli1tion uno all6 1S7O-71."
NeleI blieb llns intmer befannt,
aud aIs ser Sater 1,nb ieine 8riioer
nno G6,ueitern aus ser @eeeno nad
efienborb sogen. Sic blieben ia irn-
ner nod int @robbersostlm gers,
,uorin 8or6ed, lmiere Biarrsemeinoe,
liest. Das SersoeldloB, oas Sa,ls-
berse, Iie9t in @orbed 1lno gersebor>
bed, luo man es beute nod iebeu fann.
Benn meine @ltern ibre glteru in
3antem beIudteu baum gins es itu-
mer ii6er @eIel. Sas leete,tal in
Sabre 1880, ols ser @roBpater So
baum 5aertses seltorben, gi'tseu feline
aiuoer bon ibren Seimen oabiu 5ur
8eerSiguug. SD tpeiB oas nod aans
gut; iuir &inoer funnten nidt mitges
beu, iuie es friiber oft geidab.
Ser Same @elel par a,1b uns ltns
berseblid, neil bel ,,ns iiiolid oon
8orbed eine aobl5ede, ~Neu Beler'
aeuauut, geienft ipurbe. Der S6adt
iuar iebr tief - g Bis 5000 SUB -,
bod ,uar Die Mine nidt 70 gut, tueil
ole Slose suoiel 8aiier barseu. ltn-
fee Batter idaffte cine 3eit1aus III
oem Sod, Dos ibm aber nidt sefiel,
tueil es su nap uor. Die @e~ertidaft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
(TortIebuna)

,ges, pes", iaste gater SeiiiaG
10 tateu fe es bamals 1nS 70 tun
fie es bette nod in Oeutidlano; audi
70 in enelauo ,mo Sraufreid,, MIR
ba6eu iie III Jrunfreib cine Waidine
eafiir: eine &6pfmaidine. 9ieie Wsa'
fdine beiBt sic @uillotine, senannt
uod ibrem erfinber Or. @rillotine
(1792). Sic bat elm Sallmeiier, bas
fid sudden stuei Sbienen betuegt.
Der 8erurteilte fommt in eine 8anf
su lieeen; oteIc miro unter bas Wtei+
fec seihcben tpie in elmer 9adlelbanf,
aas geu faat Damn ouf leinen Naden
uaS treunt oen 8opf bonn 8umpf ab.
60 f6nuen Weniben baufenlueiie
fdaeu eutbauptet iperoen. 9ieies &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
6eDaatta uno GriMMerMMgem
Bon steb. 5ran3 Juertges

foroerte nod 2oblen i'm Sabre 1881,
aber bals nadber lieB Tie oas Sod lie
gen, peil lie oas Baiier nidt bessuit,-
gen fonnte. Bon Anfang au bate Die
@eieaidaft fein @liid nit ser 8abn
oabin, nod nit Der Mine. @arum?
Batter uno Nutter er5dblten: als
sic 8abn oabin (5ur Mine) gebal,t
mo sic @rllbe gelenft tpltrbe, lulroe
INNER gearbeitet, Sag INTO Wadt,
Sonntag ,mo 8erftas. Sonntass-
arbeit briust feinen Sesen. Ser Ba-
flor Sc @rant tuoate bas oblol,tt nidt
baben; il,d]te auf al1en Beeen es gu
perBinoern, aber sic @eieaidaft flint
merte itd nidt barunt. Da iprad
ser Yaitor ben Slud ii6er bie 8abn
1lno Nine aus uno felt ser 3eit bate
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
Stride naS SAale in gsraixs nab
Yafimgban,, .. SAapere 8riifaasea

SsstWS W0U SWNN IN SS&WtWS WSW
Sadinsbem, >. sdmere 8riifaasea
Der Serr BaItor bate Sic gsof-
firbe fir @ottes oienlt nno Sbnle
eingerid)tet uno 10 siuseu Die 2eilte
beinabe alle mad Corning sur &ir.
de, 8. +. sic 9ei,tIden bon SEQ. Is,
go. 12 uno bon go. 19 ooer Bud
ingbam. Sic batten sientlid gut 5u
lal1fen, oenn sic 8abn lit bie ,,Imer-
ican Sisbwap', "itno oieIe foirnten iie
balbtuegs gebrauden, fie batten BLOB
eiten 8erg 5lt Iteiaen, ser eine balbe
Wteile lang mar. Sim Gnbe' bes Ser
-ges lag Die nel1e Stride ,tnb int gal
Corning, iiber ied)s Siigel ooer Serge
ausgebreitet. Mit Der nel1en Notfird)e
famen audi sleib einise @obnunsen
ant @eg, oasu eiu 0irtsbaus nuo Elm
irilder &irt, Nife S'9onnea. Ct
luar au6 8ersmann, aber bas borte
balls auf oenn Die Deutlben BON 0o
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
gsitf.ss6, bes IS. ssai i94l

Da n,adte er 5onntngs befannt.
ale Ginoer utiisten iekt nod Corn.
ing III bic fatboliide 5hule fon,tnen.
| Or babe eine fotboIiide 2ebrerin.
SRI. @ertriloe 9eipitt, Netparf. G9io.
sic Sdmle bnlten piirbe bis in ben
Sonuner. 9as mar eine Grelioe fir
aIle 2atbolifen cine fatboiilde
SduIe! Sic banften @ott, oaB tie
iest lire 9inoer gut er5iebcn fonnten.
alle mlBten eeben, oa CAB es feline
Mnsnabn1e. Srei Neilen, bas fGu.
men ite i6on MAIDEN, alle gingen, lo-
gar oie paar 1utberilden ainocr aiu.
gen nit. aaes eins gut big Die Sdt-
le ai,sging unb oas tuar audi eas
gnoe oieIcr Sdule. Die 2ebrerit
fam uidt tpieoer uu6 cine anbere toar
nidt at ftnoen.
8as nun? gater S'Bcptan sec.
brad iid ben aopf; er lit bod imner
fiirbterlid im 9opf, iein 2eioenl
lluo sic Deutlden?. sic iuollteu satut
ipenisIteu eiuen be,,tldcn 2cbrer ba.
bcn. go Idrieben iie an Batter SSei-
lug. Der @aiienfrelno iei lit 60.
lumblls, O.; er fenne alle Wenidcn
lllls pielleidt aud) eiuen gllten fatbo.
lilhen 2eDrer. Ser miro uus id]om
einen beridaffen, benn Sater Setting
perldBt uns nid)t. So bon &ertra,ten
lofften ie auf Silfe bon ibnl. @r
antluortete audi: sipar fonue er ibnen
nidt elei1 belfeu, ober Bis s,tm
Sonlner tpiiroe tuobl ein 2ebrer 90
leit. allo quite Sofflung lmo man
ridtete iid oarauf eir. SIM Spdt-
berbit fam ein 2ebrer, Mr. Murrap
(?) bon Sbalunee, g., nad 8ufing-
bam 1mo fling Sdule at int Miaer's
ootel neben ser fleinen Miilionsfirde.
er mar Erblic S6ooI Sead)er uuS
id)on elm tilterer Wann. Sas SoteI-
Gunner mar piel 5u flein fin oae
&iltOer 1lno- 6esbalb gingen BLOB Ole
@roBeren oabin. slnfangs i'm Sriib-
ling borte oieIe S6ule ploklid auf.
Ser Sebrer berlbmal,o. @as nlms
Die 9eutIden tparteten nit Sbtner-
sen auf beu neuen 2ebrer fir ibre
priuate fatbolilde S6ule. Gas &ird)-
leit ipar eingeridtet fir @ottesoienit
lulo S6ule. Gin sutarden, gebaitt
bon Senrp slbel itano oarin; cine
groBe ailte bon MeBeetpdnoern uiw..
ein @eidenf bon 8orbed, 9eutldlano,
po oie neiiten 2el1te berfamen; altd
0teBoiener: ser ipdtere Wm. Gatb,
g.BB.5., lno iein 8r,toer 8eter, oe.
rem Nadfolser ib un0 @ater Sael
!tuur0en. als et.uas uod Sitern 1882
oas &irdlein fertig NOR uno ser Ra.
itor sl,m eritetmal binfam, tparen ole
9eutldeu it 8udinsbam fotueit nit
ibrer Stride, als er in Corning iuar.
als er fam, tuuroe er bii1oflid emp-
faneen. ade batten iid .aufgeiteut
am 8ese Dor Dem 9irdlein, auf Der
Bord uno in ser Stride. aud et.pas
seIdmiidt batten iie; Damn trat Mr.
SenrD 8nttler fen. a,tf 6ie Yord uno
bielt feline 0illfommeusreoe AT 8a-
ter S'8oDlan, ser unten Dor i6m
itano. 8ater ipar .frob ,mo ieiue
5tuei NeBbiener @ilm unS Sitter
@atb idon angefleioet uno begleiteten
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

kMC-ConfesSiouS OF s
Corsalr
KVI-Burl Ices songs
AS Neila Pessl
KOMO - Dinner Music.
AS ksltsnborn.
KJR - SYMPHONY Talk
ass. Metro tan
Opera Guild
HRO-Jop Finder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

KMO - Fulton wis;
AIS. Ma Perkins.
KVI-Second Wife: AIS.
song Treasury.
kOMO - Dance Music
4.lS. NBC News Room
EJR-Wife Saver ! 10,
kiug Arthur i.
KIRO - Drama. AS.
New. Reel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06
Broadway Hit
AT Music Box

Cary Grant. Katharine Hepburn
and James Stewart form the per
feet starring comedy team in The
Philadelphia story perturbation
~ the hilarious Philip Barry New
York stage success. which comes
TODAY % me Music Box thester.
Each has a msde-to-order roe.
Grant plsvs Miss Hepburn's eS-
husband who turns up when sc
Is about n he welded again Mss
Hepburn Is the girl who demands
perfection In p husband ard has
to learn that II can't be had she
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

Cory Gront seems 10 be
making some heodwoy IN this
scene from The Philadelphia
Story, current ottroction OF
the Music Box theoter. koth-
orine Hepburn ploys the fem
mime leod.
played the role for fifty-two solid
laugh weeks on Broadway. Stew
art Is seen as a keyhole magazine
reporter. sent TO cover the we'd
ding. who also falls in love with
the girl Every line Of dialogue is
a funny-bone ticker. with all three
sharing the amusing situation as
Grant tries To win Miss Hepburn
back. while Stewart finds himself
in the middle. Played against a
background of high Philadelphia
society life, the action comedy was
directed by George Cukor.
The current issue of the March
of Time. Arms and the Men
L. S. A" shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-06

KMO-Mystery Hall.
kVI-Girl Inferno. 3 AS
World To-Day.
KOMO-Homekeepers
KJR-Thursday Mixup.
kIRO-Giri inferno
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WAIT FOR ME"
Continued From Page 6
BY KATHERINE MACY

there know about anything ,"
Jan turned to look at him in
alarm. He sat up straight and
spoke distinctly and carefully. DO
YOU know what life is. Jan? Fly
ing, Airplanes, When you get up
in that sky up there, you forget
about all the little people
He put out his hand majes-
ticaily as she tried TO inter-
rupt. Don't stop me, Fania,
Dad, all of them, think I'm
dope who throws away money,
flunks all my courses.
I'm the bad penny. But not in
a plane. see? Up in the sky with
the birds and clouds. I'm king.
Breaks down my inhibitions. Makes
me somebody somebody :.
His voice trailed off. His
head dropped toward her
shoulder and fell on IL heavily.
Jan moved away a little and
ne slumped over on the bench,
eyes shut, sleeping peacefully.
Jan jumped to her feet and
looked down at him. She hadn't
realized. when ne first came out
here. how much he had been drink
ing. Now she did know, and shs
must get him away from the gar
den before anyone saw him.
She ran through the French
doors into the blue drawing room
and met Fania, alone. After few
words. Fania rang for Morton. the
butler. and a footman. With their
help, Fania and Jan got Peter up
to his room without being OBJ
served. Morton undressed him
while they waited in the other
room
Then Jan followed Fania to
Peters bedside. The two
looked down at him, sleeping
peacefully. Fania said after
few moments, Don't judge
/ him too harshly, JAN"
Surprised at the Older womans
tone. the girl said nothing. Fania
went on. He's spoiled, has too
much money. too little supervision.
Hes never been sure when and
where ne is wanted. between his
father. his mother. and me Robert
is too busy. Since Marsot mas mar
rid again. he feels none too easy
with her He's been pushed around
q lot. poor kid
Look here" she said with sud-
den energy. Il want to tell you
something. Maybe you won't thank
me for it, but you should You're
nobody. You're attractive. you
have brains, but you have no back
ground as the Van Vliets under
stand it.
But Peter likes you a lot. and
could like you lot more If you'd
give him a chance"
But what :" began Jan help
lessly
I'll tell YOU. The Van Nliets
need new blood. | came along
too late ." she laughed a
little harshly. Seven years
ago | was a buyer at Sak's.
Might have gone on wearing
black dresses and cultured
pearls all my life n | hadn't
set eyes on Robert. / happen
n 10 fond Of him. but that's
beside the point.
Ito Be Continuedl
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Al. Ma Perkins
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Song Treasury
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News Room.
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Lady, AIS, r a G ! o
Magic.
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las. Widder Brown.
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