davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
@aIbinstDn sdngerbnnO SranendOr

Ole Monatsperiammlung oes
Srauen1ors, melne am 0ienstag,
oen 13. Weai, unter Dem 8oritB Der
Br1iioentin 6ral Waartba S1Deler,
Itattfano, mar iebr gut beiudt. Ser
6inon5beriht Ser S9aBmeiIterin
5rou 2nle, Duroe einitimmig an
genommen. Gls Observation-Disclosures
men muroen 5rau 6. Antoine uno
6rau 90. 8ogner ertp1blt. 0ie 8ra-
liOentin bot oringeno ale Mitglieoer,
piinftli1 $50 ubr 81 ben 8ro6en 5u
fommerl oa mir IN fir6er 3eit einen
2ieoerabetto peranitalten. Das Weu-
iiffomitee orbeitet nit benz 9irigen-
ten, 9errn @erbert &er3felo, 10 bob
Der 2ieoernbeno fir ieOen fr0bli6e
StunOen bringt. Mll1 Ser 8ergnii-
g1rngsausi1uB ieBt aaes oaran, Ell
mem ieoen ben Mufentbalt 10 a1ge-
nebm pie irgeno mogli1 at MAIDEN.
l1no 10 bitten mir aue 9eutf1en
8aibingtons, fommt 81 unierem
2ieoerabeno, Iie meroen es ni6t be-
relien; beIfen sic uns, oas oeutide
2ieo neiter leben 81 laiien. Sobal0
oas 9atum fefteeieBt lit, meroen mir
es an 0ieler Steae unieren lieben
5reunoen mitteiIen. ga aIe @e-
i6dfte erleoigt tparen ihloB Die Hra-
lioentin Die @~eriammlung. uno nun
geb0rte Der &elt oes Mbenos Der
@eburtstagsfeier, uno in oieiem
Wionat paren es Die lieben Mitglie.
Ser, Die Yrdiioentin 6rau Martba
S6peier uno Die protofoaieren0e
Sefretdrin Srau &ifoa @indlebauer.
Hei6li6 uno guti9mefen0en &u-
6en lerbierten bic @eburtStagsfin-
Der. Ole 8i5e-HrGiioentin 6rau 81.
S1malb iiberbra1te Die @liidmiin-
i1e uno Den 9anf Der Sdngerinnen.
6r0blid uno better gine es 81, uno
10 perbrn6ten mir nod einige ange-
nebme Stunoen. No1 zines modte
id bier mitteilen. gs ipuroe be-
i1loiieu, oaB nur Die S1ngerinnen
am 2ieoerabeno teilnebmen fonnen,
Die ale 8roben mitituOiert baben.
S. s.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
0entIdJe Jrau bier fat Ginluan6erer-
Sdmierigfeiten. Sua ~beportiert
tuerOen. MDbim?

Die ginmanoererbeboroe untcr-
iudt altgenblidli9 Die @erbGltniiie
Der aus 9euti6lano (ooer SeItreid)
1889 bier eingemanoerten gmigran-
tin 8rau 2Doio Wiaria Baniib, Al
Sabre alt, Delhe (aneeblid) alf un-
geiebli6em @ege nod bier gefom=
men lit. Sic mobnt an Der uGuclio~
StraBe, ger. 1121, NoromeIt. sic
muroe uerbaftet uro nit Deportation
6eorobt. sic ioa aber gelagt baben,
bob iie nibt nod 0eutidlano 3uriid
fonne, oenn @itler peroe iif ibrer
annebmen. sic arbeitete bisber i'm
v@arfielo~ &ranfenbmls. Sic fam
iiber Sapan uno San 6ran8isfo nod
9lmerifa uno @aibington uao mar
ein=uno-einbalb Sabr i'm Garfield
&ranfenbaus ais N1berin uno @e-
bilfin in Der 9lbteilung fir 90ntgen-
Strablen bel6dftigt. sic ioa brit
ben in Geutidlano bitlerfeinoli1e
9emerflmgen gemadt baben.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
uSrans-2u Sbeater"

Sn Der am 6reitag, oen %. Mai
be9innenoen Spielmo6e 5eigt oas
Grans2ur Gbeater einen beionoers
intereiianten SraDelog-&ur5film, be-
titelt uMbroao at Some" (g(ns Ser
5remoe CUR Seimat), oeiien @utor
@omuno Dorfmon, elm ebemaliger
SarDaro STUDENT, Die i5eniiden
@unoer Stem Yorfs gum @ormurf
genommen bat uno in ani6nuli9-
tier @eiie Die &ontralte oieies mo-
oernen 8abels gu Der europdii1en
unO aiiatiiden 4rditeftur auf5eigt.
Gin biibi6er Sportfilm nEbe
Sungle Mrher~ Ger 9idungel 30
genidiiBe) folgt. Sn ibm tritt Ger
Stone auf, auf Der Sago auf oie mil
Ben Giere Mericos, bemnffnet nur
NIT Yfeil uno 8ogen.
Ser Cartoon oieler ISOLDE lit elm
neuer 8aramount Slim .@eitern
Gage, Dorauf Die iibli1en 35 Minil,
len oes Eaeesneuigfeiten- 8eri1tes
in Die aftueae @egentuart 8uriidfiib-
rem. $.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
@etOrbcu:
Serr &iebI, 5ran gen&ert, 6rau NOO

SEER RuOolf s.. &iebL friiber
W1itglieo oeS bieligen ngtationaI
SDmpbonD Sr1efters~, Oann Niit-
glieo oes Symphonic SrdelterS BON
Baltimore, ltarb porige ISOLDE in
Baltimore I'M 1SSobns Sopfims~-
Rranfenbaus nod LANCER &ranfbeit
uno mitroe bier i'm sort 2incoln"-
6rieobof ~beeroigt. gr fom 1918
aus 9eutidlano nod bier, i9loB ii6
1881 Dem neugegriinoeten bieiigen
SDmpbOnie-S r6elter an uno ging
Dor 5mei Sabren nod Baltimore gu
rid. Gr unterri6tete bort porber
Wiuiif i'm 1Yeaboop &onierpato-
rum" fir Is Sabre, bis gum Sabre
1888.
5rau Maggie ~. 8eu6ert,
76 Sabre alt, itorb Gn0e poriger $50
DIE in ibrer @obnung an Der nSbep-
bero~ =StraBe, Noromelt. Sic mar
Wlitgriinoerin 1919 Ser fatboli-
i1en @emein0e bon st. Gabriel
ull0 1eDr tang III Der So0alltat. S1e
mar Die Sodter BON 6ran5 5.
S9ulB, ebemals elm SAnei0er in
8aibington, uno @itme BON 5ranf
S. 8eudert, befanntem ebemoligen
&aufmann bier. gs iiberlebt lie elm
Sobn, 6ranf 5. 8eu6ert, Ser an Der
~Napal 0feoical S6ool~ angeIteat
lit.
Grou aoroline 8aeiiea 0oIL
70 Sabre alt, NfitglieO Der fatboli-
i6en ct. Matbios- &irde. mobnbaft
Geit 1910 an Ser u@epnoofe Npe-
nue., Capitol Seigbts~, 0fo., bel
@aibington, ltarb Dor einigen Ia
gen. Sic fam ais &ino bon orei
Sabren aus 0enti1Iano na6 bier.
sic mobnte in lebter 3eit bel ibrer
9o6ter, 6rau @ertrlo 8. Stanton,
nadoem ibr gbemann, SEER Senrp
S. Noa, geitorben mar. Sbr Sobn,
SenrD s. Sion, lit Hbotograpb Der
&egierung, I'M agricultural De
partment~ Sic puroe i'm ct. Ma=
rienfir9bof ~begraben.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23

&0rperteile fliebt, ntnlntt es bier un0
on 8~eitnnoteile nuf bic fir anoere
&6rperaetpebe BON NliBen iino- Die
A. g. 5ormone bon ben guoofrin1
6riien nnb Saueritoff bon ben Qun>
gen = uno es ntnmt audi beri9te<
6ene Mbfalitoffe nlf, bic nusgei9ies
ben neroen miifIen. giner oieier
glbfanItoffe 1T elm @aS, &oblenoio<
RIB, ltno 6ies mir6 in ben 2ungen
abaela6en un6 entfliebt beim GtmeH.
gnoere in @aifer l6sli9e Abfaas
ftoffe treten I'M S9DeiB ooer I'M
iIrin nuf unD einige bon i6nen tper>
ben in bic gingeneioe nbgeion6ert
unb bur9 ben Stublgang ausges
i9ieoeu.
Me &1rperfunftionen tperoen
gum gr0Bten TeiI 0ur6 bic Nerpen%
aetpe6e hntroaiert. Nerben t6nnen
n6eran I'M &0rper gefunoen tperben
un0 ale Nernen 1in0 enttpe6er brett
ober inoireft nit benz Nidenmarf
perbnnoen rno nuf Die5e 8eiie nit
benz @ehirn. @enifie Seile beg Gee
6irnes uno oeS Niidenmnrfs tonnen
mir nls &pntrourntm betrn6teu, Der
ale R6rperfunftionen reguliert. See
bod biirfen mir bieie altomatil6e
GeguIierung ni6t NIT Snteuigen0
bertpeGIeln, oenn Der $eiI 0es Gee
birns, nit tpelGem mir 0enten uno
planen, bat tpenfg ooer qarteine
&ontrole iiber fene &1rperfuntttcs
nerl, bic rrns am 2eben un6 geiuno
erbalten. Somit lam Der Neni9
tpe6er ben Ser5i6Ing dnoern, nod
Die G6ilboriiie 5tpineen, mebr Qors
none db3uIouoern, inoem er einfG@
oaran Denft. CT, Der S90pfer allen
Qebens bat pobltpeisIi9 Die &oms
troue iiber bic tpirfIi9 lebeuspi9>
tieen Rro5efe nlIberban oes SeretS
DIES meuf9Lt9er Snteaigen5 geitelt.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
gsrsihmeinnidt!.
Bon gIifabetb @arquaro,
8aibington, 9. s.

8ereiBmeinniht am 8adesranO,
Sn unmutpoller 5iiae;
8 iagt tper bat euh bergeianot,
Sn oieie belize StiQe?
Bonn 8%erlentau iino lei6t Derbiiat
Die blauen Augeniterne,
Siirmabr! elm ber5ig' liebes Bib,
Isle @riiBe aus Der 6ernel
Der treue Slang i'm Nllgenli1t,
Sagt eller Snnenleben;
@ud lit elm ber8is' Angeii6t,
God Spra6e niht gegeben.
Die Meuglein oeuten bea un0 flar,
Bon filler 9ebensfreuoe;
9ermeil Tie tranenOoa fiirpabr,
8on tiefempfuno'nem 2eioe.
9es boloen 3au6ers unbeDuBt,
Our 5reuoe ms gegeben;
8egliidt ibr liebepol bic 8ruit;
Noa Guft uno @lan5 Oas 2ebenl
9es 9er3ens Croft, Der Seele 2i6t;
Gin ieoer bat euh gernel
Sbr ber3igen 8~ergiBmeinnidt,
Sbr blauen Augeniternp!
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23

rnttonen III ote1er Seuen1 t10t fper>
ben iebo9 gum au9emeinen 8obl
bon elmer 8entrale gelettet uu0
tontrpuiert.
SIZE @intpobner elmer groBen Staot
miiiIen NIT 9abrung Deriorgt tper>
ben un6 Die Nabrung mub Die ridz
tige fem. 3a6lreide Sa6rtfen iinb
NIT Der 3ubereitung refuer uno
na6rhofter Qebensmtttel beI6dfti9t.
Ser menI9li1e &6rper bat a6er nlr
cine 5entroli1terte 9fdttii6e, in nell
der bic Nnbrung tpte 8. 9. 8rot,
SIeii6 unO &nrtofeln in neine
Settle 5erfebt tpiro, fooaB tie ais
No6rl1ng fir ben gan3en &Drper
bient. 9tefe 8eriesung Ooer @ers
0auung gebt i'm @asen uno IN ben
Gingepeiben Dor ii6 un0 5tpar bur9
bic MISUNDERSTANDING oes gaftrt<
f6en unb bes 9nrmiaftes, iopie oes
Bnu9fpei9els nit 9ilfe Der Sale.
Cine grobe Gta0t muB Qa9er@
6Gu1er bdben, IN benen Die Qebens@
mitteL nufgeipei9ert nno bon mo iie
an bic Bteberberfdufer uno en0li9
an bic &on1umenten mad 8eoarf
peitergeliefert tperben fonnen. Ser
menf9Ii6e &6rper bat audi elm 6ens
trales Qagerbnus = Die Qeber -
an benz Mo6rungsftoff aus ben @ins
getpeioen our9 Dos YfortaoerIbftem
geben. Sic 2eber tpdblt bic brau6S
barren Gtoffe aus unb bebt iie fir
fpdteren Oebrnlt9 auf. Nlblo5e
ooer giftige Gtoffe tper0en berni9>
tet ODER 6armlos gema6t ooer IN
bic Gale o~bgefonoert. 9ds Blut,
6ns aus Der 2eber fommt, trdgt
einen Norrnt geiunber Nd6ritofe
brnuhbar fir bic grndbrung aaer
R6rperteiIe.
0as glltt fam nls SrGeer anees
ieben tperben, ba es bur6 ale &6r<
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
SnnOesanseitellte anf einem nener
6Dditanb

@afbingtou. = 9as Genius
Bureau CAB befannt. oaB Die 3abl
BON 3iDilangeltelten Der Bunoesre=
gierung nit 1902, 348 per Gnoe
Mar5 eineu neuen S06ititano err
reidf bal, na6oem Der bisberige
S0dltitano @foe DECEMBER nit Il
1874, 521 beftano. Snsgeiamt mur-
ben i'm M1r3 $184,244, 306 ansge=
8ablt. SIN @ar3 waren 28,685 mebr
Angeiteate 81 Der5eidnen, BON Oenen
1882 auf Gegierungsitelen entail
len, sic in erlter 2inie Die &iiltungs-
arbeiten beiorgen. @noe Ward 1910
betrue ole 3abl Der 3iOilnngelteaten
GAS, 1923.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
GOmmerfeit tn
9enti9en @aiienbans
@aditen Greitug, 3 ll6r nadlmittags

Oos iGbrli6e Counterfeit oes
0euti6en 8oiienbauies finOet am
6reitog ndHiter 8ode BON 3 bis Z
ltbr ltatt. Die oielen 5reunOe, mel
de SIT ben 6eItli6feiten fommelL
merOen aud oieies Ntal mieoer eini-
ge an9enebme Stuuoen perleben.
9ie Rinoer geben cine g~oritelilng
uno oie Wtitslieoer Oes 6rallenbilfs-
oereins wer0en elm Atenoeilen gum
8reiie bon so Gents ierpieren. Damn
gibt es aud grfrii1ungen ipie man
ooS BON friiber Der gelpobnt lit.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
Der 1ntenicbliobe KSrper 1T
cine IebenNe ,,StoNt''

perteile se6t - d6nliG BEN 2afts
hagen ODER 8iigen, Die IN ale Eeile
elmer 6taot fnbren. Sic Mdi6tne,
bic bieien @trpm in 8epegung bGlt,
lift bas Ser5 unb es puinpt o6ne
I1nterbre9ung iebe Setun0e BEL Gag
unb Nabt, 3u ieber 8eit ben beiou@
beren 8eoiirfniien entfpre9eno. 5o
ge6t es 8. 9. f9neIler, tpenn mir
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23

b~e1onoereu1 gtrt<
Sen fir ben Sell,
Der iie berri6tet,
ion6ern fir ben
&6rper I'M nnsee
meinen. Ran
fnnn ben &Drper
nit elmer groBen
Stabt berglei@
den, in tpel9er
Nliaipnen 8eneu
unb 9un6erte
bon @etpeben m
Siemli6 been9s
tenn 2aunt 5u<
fammenIeben;
Elm ie6es lebt
fein eieeueS 2es
ben unD berrt9S
tet feline eigene
Nrbeit. MneGpeS
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23

19tper nrbeiten
o6er uns tii6tis
8etpegutle berS
f9nffen, Oa Dann
geniffe @6r@
perteiIe mebr
Nabrung ben0ti@
gen; E 3
iGldgt langiam,
tperln mir 16la@
fen uno es erbGlt
nuf Dteie @eife
elm tpenig &ube,
neil elm fdlafen@
Der &orper ber>
bdItntsmdBtg
tpenig Na6rung
brnu9t.
BG6renb bas
@Iut our9 bic
a Atnnonon
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23

er eefunbe a6rper 1T I'M gam
~ gen betra1tet elm grtes 8eie
ipieI 6armonif6en 8uiammen>
Iebens, in benz ale Seile fiirs
nIgemeine @obI 5ufammenarbetten.
Sober &~0rperteiI bat cine ooer
mebrere Nrbeften 5u berri6ten un0
IN ben metften Sduen ftn6 bic
9inae, Die aetan tper0en, ni9t bon
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23

SRI. @nnp @arla 9 life bat iid
nit Germ Sames Glarf &c e M 0 m
perbeiratet uno lit mad Sutton in
-Eeras uer5ogen. @ir gratulieren.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-23
9euti6er @nnOtanf
HighIights for the Week Of
May rs to May 81, 1941

May rs to May 81, 1941
Time and waveIenxth.
$50 +; m.-lI.O0 p m. EST DID on the
500 B m.MIi.OC +. p. EST DID On the
80 sl.y Fl m m- wave 9. 80 M mel EST Z on the
$50 p. MOO a. m. E EST DxP on the
1915 m wave (6.030 mel
SUNDAY. MAY IS
5.00-Little Home Concert
6.I5-German Folk Concert
7.00-From the German Heart
6.I5-Newsi in English
8.30-LordH aw Haw
9.30-"Anchors Aweigh"
I0.00-Lale Anderson Song Recital
lO.30-News in English
MONDAY, MAY 20
5.0O-Melodies from Home
6.I5-ParsifaI
6.I5-News IN English
9.30lClub of Notions
lO.3O-News in English
TUESDAY. MAY ~
5.0O-Popular Opera Melodies
5.30-The Froehlich Family
Embellishments Concert
6.I5-News in English
6.3O-Lord Haw Haw
9.30zSongs of the Pioneers
lO.3O-News in English
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20
5.00-Regimental Marches and Soldiers
Songs
6.l5IOrgan Concert
- Concert
6.I5-News In English
9.30-Dance Tunes and Cabaret
l0.30-News in English
THURSDAY, MAY 20
5,007Songs of Fire
6.I5-Request Concert for the Army
6.l5-News in English
9.30-Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
10. 007Soldiers' Songs
l0.30-News in English
FRIDAY, MAY 80
5.00-Youth's Hour of Song
5.30-Folk Songs and Peasants Dances
6.l5-Blitzkrieg Campaign in the Balkans
6.I5-News in English
6.30-Lord Haw Haw
9.3O-Music by Great Masters
IO.3O-News in English
SATURDAY, MAY 81
5.OO-Melodies from Operettes and Sound
Films
6l5-"And Tomorrow Is Sunday"
6.l5-News in English
9.30-Musical Entertainment
lO.3O-News in English
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Spry PieeyEsf

Spry PieyEn
pa cups sifted all u cup Spry
purpose -four tablespoons cold
teaspoon salt water (about)
Sift -four and salt together. Add y OF Spry
and cut in until mixture is as fine as meal.
(See how easily fribis-eysSmsd Spry mixes0
Add remaining Spry and continue cutting
until particles are size of large pea. sprin-
ke water gradually over mixture. With
fork. work lightly into dough. ADD Just
enough water to moisten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

to orris. II one wears clothing
carrying that scent, a great many
people may be made -uncomfort-
able Do l know! Oh, yes! A
neighbor taught us to make
them. We only used the cloves.
Mrs. Lillian Stewart,
Redlands, California.
(Thank YOU for your very nice let
ter. Mrs Stewart Many Almanackers
have written US. expressing their
pleasure with the pomander recipe
which appeared here several weeks
ago.-Mary Lee swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
ALLERGIC TO ORRIS?

Dear Almanack:
One cannot be forever bonn
harding you with appreciative
letters. but so much pleasure
comes from your pages. you
should know it / sent the mus
tard bread recipe which appeared
in the Almanack TO sister with
a high school daughter.
And the pomanders, Please
advise people to omit the Sorris
root Some people are allergic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
APPLE PoMANDERs
Dear Alnanack:

Dear Almanack:
Having read the interesting let
ter on making pomanders by Mrs.
L. f. Waits OF Los Angeles. Cal,
now try the same method on
apples. It's easier and the skin
won't split. The apple also has
a sweeter fragrance.
Select an apple having the
stem attached. Poke in the
whole cloves until all the skin is
covered. Now tie a small red
bow on the stem. They are
completely delightful and l love
them among the linens and
blankets. l heard of one 35 years
old and still fragrant
Mrs. NJ A Sunday.
Houston. Texas.
Mrs. Sunday Almanackers seem
10 be very much interested in po-
manders and we are glad 10 add your
apple pOmander recipe TO >our files.
Mary Lee Swami
RIGHT TO THE POINT
Dear Almanack:
With glue. scrapbook and
thou
I'm making cook book, and
how.
Mrs. William Detwiller,
Altoona, Pennsylvania
"A good idea. says Mary Lee.
As Almanackers will agree)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Real Apple Pie
Tender nut sweet Spry-crust lets you
get that FULL rich fruity taste. doesn't
smother" flavor as pastry made with
ordinary shortening may

EvEN the tiniest hint Of off-fa-
T. vor in your pastry will hide
some of the deliciousness of the
filling. Don't take chances. Make
all your pies with purer Spry and
see how the delicate Spry-crust
brings out the FULL flavory good
ness Of the filling.
Try this glorious new version Of
your favorite Apple Pie. Peeping
through the criss-cross top are
luscious golden apple slices, their
flavor heightened by tangy touch
Save money-huy ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

Cuniains no narcotics. CilUo
form. cndeinc. ipscac
Check your child g cough. OF
cuurse. before 30 GETS worss d.
but check u with Foley the he
iicious. non narcotic, triple act
NJ cough syrup specially
formulated for your chiidrcn
Oct q bottle today AZ leading
druggists everywhere. sc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
AMERICAN WEEKLY
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
6S5 SIXTH AVENUE,
NEW YORK. ~. Y.

Due tn -J7storns restrictions. Canadian
orders cannot 10. filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

Of currant jelly. Underneath is
crust so flaky and tender it breaks
at the touch of your fork. Second
helpings? They'll want thirds! And
they'll call you the queen of pie
makers. Make one today and see.
Notice how easily Spry mixes.
It's purer. too, and stays fresh
longer. Three big extra advan-
tages and only Spry gires all three!
Change to Spry for all baking and
frying. Enjoy FULL FLAVOR
cakes, pastry and fried foods.
thrifty 3-pound can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
RIGHT TO THE POINT

Dear AImanack.
With glue. scrapbook and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
q PRIZE WINNING ALMANACK CANDY RECIPEs

PRIZE WINNING AIMANACK CANDY RECIPES
peppermint
candy
candy wsnut nouEst:f You'll find all these and
more n
Almana Cook
New 20 Recipes
Bread and
Any Of
ann plainly
MMaNAsK REGTEs pETT THE A SnRK WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

CCIENCE'S newest discov-
- cries are UNDERSTANDABLE
discussed In stimulating arti-
cles In this and other issues
of The American Weekly.
They make this great maya
zine the most informative
source for more than 7,000,-
600 families i'm Americas
vast reading public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Aimanack
Echoes
KUMQUAT CONSERVE

Dear Almanack:
would like to share a recipe
with the readers. Nothing seems
quite so good with Waffles-- hot
mullins, or a snack as a con-
serve. The kumquat season is
almost here so maybe my for
mula would be helpful to some
of the readers.
/ pint basket kHnaaats--
2 lemons
l medium can crushed
pineapple
! small bottle cherries tredl
Wash kumquats and lemons
thoroughly Remove seeds from
kumquats and juice from lemons
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lemon Juice and cherries, that
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cup of sugar for each cup of
fruit mixture. Allow mixture to
simmer slowly until thick about
! hour ii should be stirred often
to keep from sticking. Seal in
glass jars.
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serve as an open-face sandwich
spread on a bridge plate as it is
very colorful.
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Brooklyn, y. Y
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-24

The rumOr that workers for the Red Cross Surgical Dressing classes are no longer needed is entirely false, and even alarming, Pauline L. Sperry, chairman of the U. s. Army Surgical Dressings for Waterbury, announced. today. On the contrary, states Miss Sperry, nowhere near the number of workers needed are enrolled.
 Miss Sperry's statement follows:
 To the Editor of the Waterbury Democrat:
 With your permission I should like to correct persistent rumOr. l have been told twice by con- scientiOus people, who would be good workers, that they under stood that there was no room for workers at the Red Cross Surgical Dressings classes. This is deplor- able, and even alarming, because it is so untrue. The U. s. Army Surgical Dressings group at Kingsbury House on Prospect street has been open to the pulp lie less than two weeks and we have not anywhere near the num- ber of workers we need. We should have twenty volunteers, morning and afternoon, every day that we are open. We have not had more than five. and our average is two.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-24
JULIEN BRYAN'S
 FILMSATTACHED
Carrneraman, Straightens Out New Britain Matter
 Before Local Debut

New Britain police were acting as guardians Saturday for a case of valuable travel films owned by the famed free-lance photographer Julien Bryan, but temporarily in the custody of Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz.
 The Hardware City deputy sheriff was given a writ of attachment against the films prepared at the behest of the photographers busi- ness manager, and took control of the films after they had been used in Hartford for a show before a large audience Friday night.
 The plaintiff in the case alleges that money is due him.
 MT. Bryan appeared before the Second Congregational Church for um last evening and showed pictures of Warsaw under bombs. women and children lying in the streets and others lying in the fields.
 MT. Bryan advocated sending all aid to Britain from this country. He claimed that England has no more than equal chance of holding out six months longer. The United States has not yet awakened to the real danger, he said, and are still listening to radio programs. Amer jeans are listening to Burns and AL len instead of concentrating on what is ahead if Germany comes through the victor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-24
SUIT INSTITUTED TODAY
S3,S7O Sought in Civil Action Against Local
 Construction Co.

Damage suits totaling $4,610 were filed today with the clerk of the court of common pleas. Lucienne Dupre of Waterbury seeks a fore closure of $3,870 in a civil action filed against The Madon.a Construc- ton Company of Waterbury, stat ing that the defendants owe Dupre the money by virtue of note se- cured by the defendants with a mortgage on property on Meriden road.
 Yale Matzkin, Mary Louise La- Plante, George Affe and Salvatore Licciardelli, all of Waterbury, are also named as defendants.
 The Waterbury Nash Company seeks to recover damages of $750 from Palmer A. Tarinelli and An drew Fautsch, both from Fairfield, as a result of an automobile acci- dent on the Merritt Highway Mo- vember II, 1940. The Nash Company claim new car owned by the com pany was badly damaged, due to the negligent driving of the defendants.
 Atty. Maxwell H, Goldstein repre- sentS the Nash Co.