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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04
Mitt,uod, Sen A. 9aars 1912

Mrs. ST. 81, Soma

! Y 4s
9lrt oes. Spol5es, aus Dem bas &relis
-Gbrilti se5ilrn1ert mar. gs gibt bar
iiber. perlhieoene lleberlieierullsell.
gtab Den nod por6nnoenen Seilen
follnlt ous Grell5esbol5, loippbI bin'
ftbtlib ser 5orbe als ser Sarte, Ser
Epren nno bes @edoers, bent gid>
balme onl n0hlten. Die ioeenaunte
eoloenc 2eecnoe beri6tet, hos &re'lj
:.fei aits' piererlei 8Gunlell 5llamnlen-
a9eipa6iet1, Der StanInl ,lnten cine
seoer, n,itten eine 3ppref1c, oben eill
SeIbaul,l, al heioen Nrmen cine Sal=
n1e ge'peIen. Sic eottlelige slugultl-
,,ernouue slnna &otb. @llulerib (ge=
ftorben 1920, laet in ibren Setrod=
tltueen ocs 2eioens Sein: Ser
Stomm oes &rel,5es battc als leben=
bigger Soum einl int Sole Solepbot
-a,u 9ahe &iorou geltonbcl, uno lpd=
ter, biniiber gefallen, cine Bride &C.
biloet. s(ls gtebe,nios oas beill9c
sSerer ,no oie bl. @cfdbe I'M Seide
8etbesoa perbarg, ipar es nit anoc-
ren So15e ooriiber geoedt, nod)ber
-7aber ,pieoer berporeerdnmt uno 5u
-anoerem Hiiitbol5 on bie. Seite &C.
,uorien iporheil. uGoS bl. &re,t6
apor', nob oe'l @eiibten oy anno
&otborina @niineri6, ,,aitf ei,ie be-
fonoere Mrt bereitef. @s beitano neblt
Der lleberidriit m,s fiinfertei Spl3."
= E. g., 4is. -
.Das ssort Bobby bebe,ltet cine
Gorbole. SIM politiiden Slime lit
es eine @r,1ppe bon Eerlonen, oie in
Der Borballe bes &cnereHes nerlu-
ben, bie @eleteeblng at beeinflniien.
Eenn sic 2obhpiiten perldieoene Or
ganilationen pertretel1 ipie Sanoels-
fantnern, 8anern= lno Arbeiterper-
bdnoe, Die ben &ongreBaltsibiilien if
re auitht portragen, fann ibre Sds
tiafeit moDl niht beonltonoet wereen.
9istueileu lit Der SobbD iebr mddtIg
amO miro ider5boft Dos ,,oritte Sous"
eenonnt. sSn einiger Stoaten bot
1uan oen Sreibeu ser 2obbpilten
Sdronfe1 eelebt, inoent tic eeletllb
berpflidtet lino, lid regiltrieren at
Iaiien ,tno sic Nuelle lo,pie Ben 8e=
trqg ibres @ebalts an5ugeben.
0oB in bieier @inriht,,ng ebcnlo
ipie in ser Eolitif itberboupt allerlei
3ricfs - m,f gut oel1ti6: Spibbiibe-
reien - getrieben ,ueroen uno ser
v@rnft'' bliibt, ,peiB jeoer.
- .. s., Wid.
8lutonItolumaen, beionbers in Sen
&er5aoern limo meiit oie ltrla6e bon
ed)laeanf6len. 9ie fIeinlten 8lut-
anitoluneen baben ben Anfang &C.
,,,abt. Sinbeu fleine 8lutanitaulm=.
ee,1. in perihieoenen 36rperteilen
ftatt, 10 itodt 0as 8lut rno faln
ibiper boriports ooer riidipGrts. @s
tritt all lolheu Stellen Sur6 8lut-
iiberiiill,,ng srobe Site elm. &enn
nidt Nbbilfe eeldaffen miro, fonn Ell
ne idlpere &ronfbeit lmo ser 500
eintreteu. Sft .iino &er5 uno &opf
nit 8ht iiberiiil(t, luabreno Sanoe,
s5iibe ODER anoere 86rperteile blut=
leer nn6 falt iin6. @s feblt ebel, sic
ri9tige 8lut5irfulotion. N,tBerbem
fanmeln lid) Site an, sic bas 8lut
ausi6eioen loIlte. Biele 0feni6er BE-
aeben nun ben sroben Jebler, tpenn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

oaralf adten, oab man nienol5 bic
bet bem &ohem entltcbcubcu Qii,'te
eilotlnet. Nob bem Go6cn miro 10.
picl Maller 5laegplicn, bob oie oon5e
WtolIe bier &ollonen biloct. Ntit Die.
lem 8rct pcrbem sic @inDicbe lie nod
Ger @roBe eines Stl,n,peus nit einen
bolben Eiut bis 5u einen Quart ee-
iiint. 0ic bette 3cit our Nupenomg
oleleS Mittcls lit 3erblt ooer Nin.
ter, ober nlon fonn ollh in ben on.
ocreu Sobrcs5citen 80ltm,c nuf oie1e
Meiie totem. Sc Iriibcr mou Die Nr-
belt bc0innt, ,m'lo iriiber fam non
oos 2ono trci bcfonll1er 1,no mon
lolltc DesDolb nid)t lnn9e bonit NOR.
ten.
- Mrs. 9. d., Obio
Su cincm lriibcrn Mrtifel bobcn
mir bcrcits boronf bin0etpiclcn, onB
es sic critic lmo pouptpllid)t Der
Tro,l, belonberS ser pcrbciroteten
6rmL it, iir ibre ssorilie 5u ior.
gen. Oomlt crmllt lic niebt n,,r Der
@elellld)olt, lonbcrn ocm Stont, onb
luGbreno Ncr &rieaejeit, bcn grobten
Gienlt. Siidtioc, hrouhbore 8iir9er
fonnen mir in Der Sonlilic beronoe.
5oNen perhcn. 3uhtlu lit M0uner-
orbeit iusbeionocrc ee,uilic ld)ncre
Nrbeit, ldoolid nno entcbrcnb 'iir
6rouen. Sic Soec pblgotoriiher
Jro,lenorbcit lit totolitor uuo fiibrt
at 3ultonbcn, lpic tic bente int Nooi.
ltoot uno in Der Snlpjet,,uion oursbae.
fiibrt perocn.
- 9ide 3miebeln
@s mag beIrcmhcno erl6cinen, iebt
lbon &eilung iiber ;3lpiebcl5ldt 6u
gebeL aber Die ndblteDen0c 0Hmeis
Jung miro gnfidlub 9eben ipesbolb
iett ldon boroltf atilncrfiam ee,
moht miro. Sin &clcr moNt Oorout
ol1Inerflou ollf ioIgcnbcs GerIobren.
oos non ictt ldon Beginner jon.
0ton bonoc iu elncm erobcn Sod
6icmlid bidc 3micbeln iiber oeu mor-
men Sie, ohcr M einen ipormcn
Flot, 'ooob bie ;3luicbclu iolt oon5
ollstrodncn. Ncrbcn biclelbcn Iriib
int Jriibiobr oepllon5t, 10 lucrOen hie
3lpiebeln feine Stcuoel treibcn Nno
5lt elmer onBcrorhentli6eu @robe
lua6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden Geschwueren,
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden Karbunkeln usw.
schicken. Keine Stamps. - 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: j. l.. STAAB, l7209 Valley
view Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04
Dbio Baiienfrennb

ltllp Dlnl9en UttIIel. SlUI, SHlI, 2Sal
ler mo groe, pernadloilioen. aon,
mon feline regelnl6Biaen nno ribtigel
&neippidell Goltwoiieranlueuoun 9 u
n1aben, 10 fam man leiht @an5for;
perabtpal0ungcn nit faltem 8allel
,no Slbbdoer nehmen.
Sit Der Soa eines Ser5s poer @e.
birni6laes eingetreten, 10 entfleiot
nan Sell- &otieuteu rolh, lebe i'm
ant eileu Stubl ooer aufs 8ett, bolt
cine eroBc Sd)iiiiel foltes &aiier un>
ipoihc Sen @etrrfiencn BON &opi biz
5ib tiihtig ab, bitile i'm in Elm nailes
Sub mo brin9e ibn eiliglt ins 8et1
it et,ua altoertbolb Stunoelt, 1uorol,'
lHon oie &olt1poiierobiuaihug nie
berbolt. 9ies tue man mebrere Molt
onl Sage. 6crner miid)c man elmer
@Bloifel bon Sol5 in elmer Solic Mol
ler ,nno eebe iie oem Eotienten 81
trinfen.
&eeelntdBiee &olttpoiierabipaldun
gen, beiouoers Dor Sem S6loi ir.t9e
ben ooer Dor Ser Mobl5eit, regulie
ren Sen gllt,unln,f. 5erner mah(
nlan iih piel 8cipe9lug in bcr frilder
2nft mo regellnabige Sebcnsipeiic
iuoem n,on sic rid)tiaen Speilen ibt
gbenlo lit Der @ebrou6 bon Sell
frontern' iolher Yerlcnen on5uroten
lpeIhe 5u S6laeflub aeneiot iino un>
AT Ser5franfbciten leioen. 0as ii
oor5iiglib &osmarintee.
- Fb. g., ga. -
Erominente nidtfatbolilbc Ner5tt
balten bie Mbltinen5tagc, 5. b. Sage
on oenen fein 5leiid) senoiien miro
fiir iebr' 5lttrasIid fit ieoen a'fen
l6en.
Selb1t penn es feinen poreeihrie
benen abitinen5tag eabe, miiBte MAJ
lpenigltens. einnol in ber @ebe a,,
Nbwebil,ns Siihlpeilen eenicbe'.
ba bielelben oos llnierm &orper i
notipenoiee SOB in ser ridtigel
5orm unoF Menee eutbalten. ga,
@aiier Der 9feerc eutbdlt cine I'm
| ld)otbare, 5l,m menidlihen 2ebeI
,tnbebinet notlpenoiee Slblton5: Sol
(Sooine). 9f,lr cine tpi,l5ige Nuon
titat lit benGtigt 1,n bie Sbproio
3riilen rihtia arbeiten 51 lalien
Oiefe 9riile lit ein fleiues Organ
pel6es piel nit ber &egltlierl1ng oes
Metobolism,S Goes stofflpeblels)
at tl1n bat, oielem ,pl1noerbaren Sp
item, ipoourb ber &orper perbral1dt'
coer i6Geli6c sublton5en obltoBt uni
perfallene 3ellen pieber ol,fbout, tpos
oem &orper feline @rilten5- 1,no @i
oerltnosfdbiefeit eibt. I'm unierl
&orper BEL gutter @elnnobeit at er
bolten, aniiilen mir Oelnlelben ieb,
geringe Meneen, ober beitinmte %eu
gen 500 5ufonmen loiien. Jait alles
500 oer @roe befinoet iib in bel
Meere,l. Gin fleiner Sell miro in
Srinfpoiier, ooer in oen Eflan5en
sic in oer. Ndbe bes 8aliers madien
eefl,n6en. 9urd oen @enuB> bon ST
i6en nun, ole int MeeresmaHer leber
nn6 tbre 2ebensfraft mts oemIelben
aieben, erbolten mir oas notlpenoiet
500. .s;;'.*. .. =, s~
- g. g., No. - a.~
Man braudt bem Mrat feine 8or
miirfe alt madlen. fpenn er Bel 6el
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04
ser befonnte Or. nleo. Geter s. 2os

StutlpliSllttit- uHiiitVlii iuii. PSSI
EreBiaft rober, monloglib roter 9or.
tpiieln ioll, nob Dem be,ltlhcn Spes
5ialar5t iiir 0tnaeu= llnO 9ormfronf-
beite,l Or. Vtobous, bel SpperoSibis
tat (ncrmebrtcn SGnregebolt brs
Moaens), 0foeengcibmiir, 9pipcp-
iic nno hroniiher Gerltopilmg ein
Scillnittel crlteu Hon9cs lciu.
ltn ole beilenoe @irtllng Nes ro-
ben 3ortcffellaites nlf leineu mirf=
tihen &ert 5,t priifen, ltellte Erof.
s. s: Vtagerl, Setter ser ntebi3ini=
lben llniperiitGtsflinif III Scibelherg,
groBere uno ecnoue Terludjc on. Sic
Hciultote bieler Gerlud)c ,purnen bor=
onibin bon ibm in ser meoi5iuildbcn
&odcnldrift peroffentlid)t.
Seinem 9eridt 5ulolge ergob sic
nmfonareidc l,no eraftc Nodpriii!ng
bel 25 lhlperen ltnb bortm0efiaen sSGl
lett bon per,ncbrtcm S0ure9ebolt bes
Otaeens eincn pollen @rlola.
8ei p iu ser llniperlititsflinif
nit &ortoffclinft beboubelten Yerlo=
ne,t trot nod) s bis 10 Soeen, oft
i6on nod brei Saoeu pGQiac Sc
lbpcrbeircibeit ein. Sic rbenild)en
aeenllnteriudunaen (ScltncoIs II.
Hontaeubciunoc (3HopS) 5eieten
ouffalleno beiierc 9ielultotc, n,onbc
lo9or nermalen 8cf,,nb. Nuh bic
eabei bol'iig beitebenoe Gerltopilm9
NOR beieitiat.
Sic Gotieuten ,erbielten taesiiber,
10 bis II lln5en t69lih Irlih berei=
teten EreBloit lub 5lpor in tleInereu
@in5elbolen, Die entlpeoer Dor nocr
5u ben Moblaeiten gereiht ,puroen.
lteber ir9enopelhe nnoneenebmc Me=
benlplrf',ngen tpuroe nid)t 9etloat.
Sic &alhung unb Teiniaun9 ser
4ortofieln eriolste NIT Silfc elmer
peiden 8iirite. 9orolfbin iplroell
oieielben init oer Shole 9erieben 1,no
bas @eriebene bur6 eiu Siltriertub
auSgepreBt. Ser m'f oieIe @eilc &C.
lponnene Soit l6medt mobl ehpoS
fooc, pNroc ober oelnoh aernc ae=
nomn1en ltno ait6 ItetS gut nertrogen.
9ie eigentlihen @irfitoiIe bes
aortofielloftes, iuelOe in 8etrod)t
fomn1el, ioaen lid) ont reihlten in
&ortoHeln nit rotlihen 1lno bl0u=
lihen Sd)olcn horfinoen. &ortoiieln
init ins 9lGllihe i6innleruben Sho=
len ino bier5ulonoe mobl foum be
famnt.
8ie sic Nodpriiiln ieitens ser
ltniperlitdtsilinit ee5eiot bobeu, ilt
Ger nod) &orlhrift bereitcte Iriide
&artoIfelloft in iroeliden aSoGen obne
3lpeiiel ein probates NtoaenmitteI.
Selbltreoeno lit bel oeHen @ebroud,
lpie bel ieoer onoeren Wtoeenar5nei,
Dor olle1n alld oie ar5tli1e Qiatpor=
l6rift an beobo6ten.''
- ). g., Nts.
I'm 8aumltllmpen neblt Nur5elm
eriinolih al,s5urotten, fam man fol-
aenoes 8erfo6re1 antpenoen: Mou
rna6t NIT ber Nrt mebrere Heiben
mogli6lt tieier @iuibnitte rings Inn
ben St,unpen. 9ie SpGne miiilen ou
6en Shumpen eeloiien iueroeu, 10 Dob
lie cine Art &rou6 nm oenielben bill
0en. Deie &rou5e iiiat man nit ei=
ner Milduna aus folgenoen 8eItono-
L.: & 4
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Mau braubt oem Ar3t feine @or-
,piirfe 5,t.- maden, tpenn er BEL ber
ltnterithung zines Maeenfranfen
ni6t INNER gel1au 6ie 9(rt bes ltebels
feit5uitellen imitanoe lit, benn trot
iorefaltiaer 9iaenoie uno @onteen-
6ur6leu6t,,ng (9e&aps) lit bie Art
ser Magemerfranfune oft ldIper feit~
5uItellen.. = -...., s.- -
8ir baben ipie6erbolt an bieier
stele a,tf ein einfades Sotsmittel
bingeipieIen, oas bel ieoem Maeen>
lei6en Sic belten Gieltlte tut. SIM
Marabefte' oes 135amiIienbfatt' mabt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
Miss Viola Hovle
Is Glass President

r. Miss Viola li"ylc. daughter of L.
So'. and Mrs. |. II. IIuylc. of lien
uer%"h, WAS elected president Of thc
freshman class at Meredith cnIIcnr
saturday evening. September ~
Each year four girls from ,bc
~. ~ cSh'lan class are selected by lhcir
niS sister class. the juniors of line
S"iIcec. 'N nominees for the prr,i-
"cilcF. Inc HumInccs this year were.
Jane Allen. al ChcrryviIIc: EliI.-
pcul shelton. from WASHINGTON n
S'' Jewell iiy"tt. from Grccn,hnr'.
ana Viola ii"yIc. from Henderson
me "'hcr officers VIII be elected
ny inc class IN the near n,t,ur
MISS lioylc Will be IN chn,pr -,
inc freshman stunt which viii n,.
presented on the annual Stunt Mo-,
heN' month. This Is one of the nin,t
enjoyable events held al NIcrcdi,h
curing the school year.
Miss iioylc is a graduate of In,
CLASS "i - and participated in MANI
"cuNij!cS a, Henderson hlun s,.nnuI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
%oC1ety News
COUNTRY KITCHEN.

This i the way kitchen ought Ia
be.
4 floor of narrow boards. clean
scrubbed and bare:
Walls al wide boards. and painted
Il you like:
And many windows. looking on, ON
VIS,aS
OF field and tree and garden. MIN
duw-DoNcS
Hold THYME and parsley, wander
lng jew, Gcr;nlum--
ANY small sweet green thngs Il.
clap their hands
Brightly III morning sunlight. or ;r
stdnd
Shedding their OWN green light nm
RAINY mornings.
Then - Wuud-StuVC. where tire sing.
at! day long.
And the ica-k,ttlc huns Il S,c,u,
,,nc.
Lcgd;u. SOStCnutu.
Every door
Has IL own SUund II make, y.h,
II - opened.
\ dripping lace, rings lis silver
rcllS.
Lynn, beside the hearth. Il cat pu,Is
iccpiy.
And watches every m",trm IN a..
And thcr" is alwav, ,.m~ inspired
.ruma.
Lifting from Sauccpnns hubbIu. on
the ..tOlC.
\ great rich stew. "r ia" scent e.
,Immrring apples.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
QUEEN ELIZABETH
ILL, RECOVERING

London, Sept. 28.-tApD-Q Queen
Elizabeth has been cuniiIcd Ia bed
or the past six week, with actri
bronchitis. buckingham Palace an
n"unC"d carly today. saying At tn"
samC Time that there was no cause
for anxiety.
while the Queen o. making good
progress towards recovery and there
Is II" cause for amy ruNI"ty. Her
Majesty will be unable 10 resume
her normal activities for the next
hrcc weeks" tho palac" announce
mcnt concluded.
August l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
Miss Earnhardt 10
we'd Warrcnton Man

OF Interest - friend, hr.. BE-, e.
Engagement pi Mi,s FyClvu France
Eanrmd'. of Durham. uaaei.''r .
hup.1u md Nh. ID. +. EtTu"lu
Of Fort E!i'v. Kan.r-. - \. ru'r.
'Idri Harold Tharrlu"'.u DrI-. go.
# Mr. and Mrs. Enw.rd D. Das
{ Nmr,utuu. The wcdoWa w'Il -.
'laCr n calvary Methodist c.t"".
DURHAM. m tn" carly inter-.
Chaplain faruhd@, . % 'ow.
.i,trr 81 IT," First ,l,'n"i.' cnwr.
tcUC and ne and .r. family nHN {
1Jny friends IN Henderson.
Cadet Davis hH- recently bc' p
transferred from Nashville. Tenn. %
Houston. Texas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
To Florida Base.

Private James {. Harris, son nj
hlr and Mrs. Harvey &. Harris. NJ
henderson, recently arrived al the
Amy air force replacement tram
ing center al ST. Petersburg. Fla. ~
Tart his 30-dav basic training. Up
,h rnmp'Ct:"n of his basic training
ne viii be sent 10 an advanced
school to- prepare for line duty IN
maintaining and scrvlcIng Army air
planes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
HEADACHES EURAlGIA
EaSed Quickly With BE"

Agonizing headaches and an
noying neuralgia pains usual
ly yield IN a hurry to the
quick-acting ingredients in
the &c" formula. "BC" is
also effective for the relief
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28

Staff Sgt Robert Y. Harris M.
returned Ia Fort Jackson. s. {. after
i GUIDING Sunday with his moth".
and sister. Mr.. Vance iIdrri- duG
Mis-. ). i. Watkins. on North william
street
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
4 x
WITH OUR BOYS \
IN SERVICE =
In the Navy.

George Eugene Spain, son OF Mi
ard Mrs. ID. y. Spain. iiCndcrso..
r"G'" >. who has been III Bal'Itno.o
'"r some time. entered the tnltcG
State, Navy on September 10. He
has been rated a. second ClusS sC,'-
nan
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
Miss Bula Abbott
Webs FIoNd Gibbs

Nj and MI. j. " abbott e..
'auucc Inc marriage %: their Gug.
ca. Bu.H Dean. 80 Floyd MCNrut
;Ibn~. uu Saturday. September ~
81. The marriage took place a.
South Hill. Y. {.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
Starts Basic Training.

Private John l.. prIdgCu ui Hen
d' rsnn has begun 3O-dhy basic tram
me al the Army air forces replace
M training center ~ st. Peters
burg. Fla.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28

of muscular aches and func-
tional periodic pains. Acts as
a sedative in simple nervous
ness. l0c & 25c sizes. Use only
as directed. Consult a physi-
clan when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
Return. To Posi-.

'nr"i t" Camp Edwards. Mas.
att'r q visit To- his parents. Mr.. an"
Mrs +. +. lluuGhtdlmG hero. Hi
father returned with nIm H. tar a.,
New York CITY. where IN" mas bcCu
N.eltImG rClnliHCS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28

Nh. and Mr. {. +. A.1 L. ami Iol.u
William Male, and Air~- Ai'iul..
Meadows. Of iInpcwclI. Va. ami Nj
e. 90. r,I... -! i,irrsuu@. were the
;.r..i~ OF NJ. IL. a.. II..t!".. ,'.J N. e..
.i.duln Harper Sunday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
To New Inii, NlJrlS

Charles y. !,,"~Irt. ii En,n
S'"t.ri Company. i. ~ New Nuri !
the markets IN the interest al con-
pdny stores here
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
FROM INri Sill.

Li'ut Ruhcr, -. Wall. of Font s.,
V"idh"ma. Is visiting ms m"th,'.
MhS. Laurence ID. Wall. mere ton sc,-
,rJl days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28
Laval Gusts


T. -n. sv'l.r~ra. s1p'. 2a-lAr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28

@GGI@2GEIlIEl 1i@ii=jElTlE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28

90 49,
: .-iZjI---Ii-T-E
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-28

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this out and hung it on a hanger in
the closet. Another long glance about
the office and she started on her
rounds. Her uniform rustled softly as
she walked. 1t was the only sound she
made.
She came into the quiet, restful re-
ception room and saw Miss Shirley
Parker already at her desk. Miss Park
er was smooth, blonde young woman
in a dark dress which revealed all the
lines of a most modern. streamlined
body
Good morning Miss Vadga" she
said in a toneless voice.
Good morning" Illona answered and
there was faint aura of an accent be-
hind her too faultless diction. II am
sorry but you failed to report tele-
phone call that came in at 5, one. last
evening Luckily, it was repeated and
put DR.. Coventry in touch with the
patient"
I'm through at 81 Miss Parker said
carefully Il took the call but was in
hurry and forgot it. /" But Illona.
suddenly. was gone.
Miss Parker,s lovely rosebud mouth
Strengthened in harsh line. She knew
that Miss Vadga wouldn't report her
to DR.. Coventry so that he could bawl
her out. She wouldn't even bawl her
out herself. No. She merely told her
she had committed fault which the
kind Miss Vadga would overlook And
she would be so grateful that she would
never, never do such thing again.
Miss Parker bitterly reviewed that
she had been here in these offices for
two years and the last II months were
hell. 1t was all right when poor Bren-
da Dale was Dr. Coventrys nurse and
in charge. Brenda with her worship of
DR.. Coventry as a god was at least
human. And for a reward. Dr. Coven-
try had gone all the way to Paris and
replaced her with that foreign cat.
What, Miss Parker wanted to know
had Miss Vadga that she or any other
girl didn't have? She was shapely,
sure. But she was too big. Men,
American men, anyhow, weren't sup
posed to like big women. But they
liked Miss Vadga, all right Every
male patient who came in followed
her with his eyes or asked about that
pretty nurse
They didn't know peasant beauty
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en-, she had learned, did not like too
much discipline But what was she to
do? There had to be the strictest dis
cipline in a doctors office SO that the
machinery would run like clock work
She had finished donning her uni
form now and it was as if she had put
on a suit of armor. Her personal cares
went from her in a single sigh and she
became brisk. She looked down at her
meticulously whitened shoes and her
slender ankles in their white stockings.
She brushed q fold straight in the
dress which covered her large. we'll
formed legs. She was not streamlined
in the modern manner. Rather, she
was shapely after the dreams of the
ancient sculptors, deep-bosomed, ample
of body. She looked into the small mir
rOr.
A pair of soft brown eyes flecked
with gray and set in long sockets gazed
intently back at her. They examined
the high ridged nose for shine and
found none They passed the we'll
curved lips, the rounded chin and then,
moving up again, passed the high cheek
bones and the low forehead and found
a tendril escaping from the mass of
her dark brown hair Her unexpectedly
long, fingered shapely hands pushed
it firmly back in place. Another look
satisfied her. The high-colored face
was guiltless of rouge or powder 1t
was calm, impressive.
Her wrist watch told her it was five
minutes to 8. The sunlight, slanting
through the window, picked up the OBJ
jects in the room and drew her eyes
into a street raucous with life and
business. There was an electric lift
about it that was not in all of Europe.
She came into the office, closing the
door softly behind her and looked at
DR.. Coventry's engagement book. open
on his desk. At Stuyvesant surgery all
morning. Three operations. Office
hours to 4. Several engagements be-
fore and after 4.
She went into the consultation room,
looked over the instruments and the
examination table. He would either call
or be in his office at $780, Probably be
in. He liked to start his work from
the office.
A sudden thought brought her to
a cabinet from which she drew a white
coat, folded into package She broke
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Montana Educators
Elect Nelu Officers

Officers elected at the meeting at
Lewistown Of the Montana Education
association delegate assembly and the
Society for the Study of Education,
are Ralph Scudder, Manhattan, chair
man of the Society for the Study Of
Education. succeeding Paul L. Ander-
son: j. R. Culver, Stanford, president
OF the Montana delegate assembly, re-
placing Cleve o. Westby: C. D. Haynes,
Hamilton, chairman OF the Montana
branch of National Vocational Guild
ance association, succeeding DR.. W. R.
Ames.
NJ. P. Moe of Helena, secretary Of
the Montana Education association,
predicted that there will be no Short
age of qualified teachers in Montana
next year if all persons within the
state who are qualified to teach are
induced to re-enter the profession.
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her' olo our WORK. Ihere wasn't
much.
lhey could get along without either
one OF us Brenda thought bitterly as
she nnlshed dressing. II I had any
pride, l would go myself. But I was
mere before her: III be here after her.
Will! There Is nothing I'd stop at
Here are your pictures. Doctor,
Brenda announced and handed them
TO him.
Inank you, he said absently. TAX
ing them. THANK you both
lllona walked unSteadlly into the eX-
ANIMATION room and stood, pretending
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Managing the 1912 Little Interna-
tional Livestock show to be held at
Montana State college May and
under the sponsorship of the college
Agricultural club are Walter o. Davis
of Bozeman and Al Ralston of Glas-
gow
Both co-managers are seniors, Davis
in agricultural education and Ralston
in animal industry. Davis was pub
licity manager of the 1871 show and
Ralston was one of the ringmasters
the same year.
Assisting the co-managers in ar
ranging details OF the show Is Charles
Greene Of Dillon, senior in animal in
dustry. Wylie Gait of Great Falls.
grand champion Snowman of the 1910
show and an assistant manager last