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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
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Der, elm 8aoenIer, fonnte nit ibnen
fertig> iuer6en. Seine Tralt nidt~
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,tno lieb, aber es tpar olles geipannt
nno laitig. go sing es nad ser
Weile an staides Dorbei nod Sauie,
mo tpir es inns bequem maden fonn'
ten BEL ser sreuliden Sise. Der
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Mbeno int Sreien, mo es fiibl iuar,
sugebradt Der nddlte Gag brahtc
tuieoer biel Mrbeit unb neue Sorsen.
Pie @ruben batten aqe am IS. Au=
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balten, als er ipater i'm Sabr Deriest
,uuroe ,no feline Stelung als Gu.
perintenbent bon go. t9 antrat. gr
sog nad Budinsbam uno tpobnte I'M
Sauie neben Sris Snelfenbergs 8irt.
ldaft, Die fpater Serb Segna befam.
0ieine Sdipeiter @ertr1o tpuroe aud
Dienltmago BET ibm ein babies Sabr
lang. Serr Bolf belt nidt lanse
aus BEL SEN Deutlben, benn ein ebter
oeutider ,,SubboB" (5teiser) Is.
5trider tpoate serne ales nad 0eut'
Iber Mrt baben uuo fonnte nidt nit
Serrn @olf barmonieren. Mud mag
es iein, oaB Der Superintendent Com
gacoran ieinen Neffen Sssobn Neirin
(iriid) bon Sbatunee, Ohio, in bic
ier 5telluns als Superintendent ba
ben pollte. ,,Das Sem6 iist einenl
naber als ser Hod" i.no 10 ;m,tBte Der
quite Serr solf tueiden unb' Serr,
SSobn 0eirin iuuroe Superintendent,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
GeDanftm uao GrinnerMmgem
Bon @eb. 5rans Suerfees

Der Mrbeit nod &a,tie ,tuo als ct iid
seuaiden bate uno mir aQe 5uiam.
men ant abenoeiien iaben, er5ablte
ser 8ater, oaB Serr Nolf, Der @ru-
beniuperintenoent bon @rube go. 8
ibnen er5dblt babe, BOB Eom Ga.
coran bon Sbaipnee, Ohio, Superin.
tenoent iiber ale @ruben getporben
lei. gr tperoe iest in lein neues Saus
an gburd Sin, iiiooltlib bonn gorn.
niger 8abnbof bon SbaIpnee, Ohio,
ein5ieben unb bort tpobnen bleiben.
SSSn Sbatpnee tuobnte er inn 0itliden
Cell ser Stabt, Gitlih bon ser alien
5mitb'Iben @rube alf bent Berg
5tpiiden @rube go. 81 ,tnb Sbapnee,
Ohio. Or bate in Sbatpnee a,t1 eis
ne aompasnieanitellnng eebabt, aud
Iein Sobn Sranf. Die 8ergleitte
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Slitttss&, Sen 81. ofso6er 1912

Qlt1 superintendent, QOec III YeWHs
iplbania. Desbalb iheint es mir, oaB
ser alte Serr 8oli nit ieiner So
milie, nad Der Seinlat BennIplpania
suriidse5oeen lit. Sein ,Sub6oB"
(Steiser Strider) 5os aus Der 2o-
Ionic ,mb ging nit leiner 5arnilie
nod Suinois, nod Decatur, mo- es
mebrere aoblengruben sob. gr ipas
fatboliib; babe nahber nidts nebr
BON ibm gebort.
Soeben er5dblte id, bas Orr. Sobn
Neirin, superintendent bon @rate
Rr. 19, in Budinsbam ein itrammer,
aber gutter 8orseietter gelpeien 1T
unter ben friiden 9eltiden. 9ieie
2eute tparen an Strenee ltno Sro.
nung eetpobnt bon ser alten Seintat
her, benn inn BrelBenlano berrideu
Sronung nno quite Sitten. aae oieIe
2e,lte aber, sic in 8udinsbam iaben,
nteinten >piele, iie f0nnten, tl1n, tpas lie
,pollten l,nb tater, als ipenn 'iie bon
ser &ette losgelallen iuGren. Ssst
9udinebam eab es feline Boli5ei, iuo
iie erlaubten itb mande lln5ienllid)e
sSreibeiten. 0as fonnten lie iuobl 5u
Sanle tl1n, aber niebt bel llns in Der
@rltbe, oa nar Serr Neirin ser
Sanptntader uno ieoer mllBte ibm
eeborden. 9as gefieI oeu 9el1tlben.
ste alle nebr ooer ntinoer an. milf
tdriid)e Srbntng geipobnt iuaren.
9urum fant er altd iebr gut aus NIT
Ieinen 2el,telt l,no bate ME arad.
gr uar aul eefdaig uno fiiriorglid.
ltnier &ater fragte i'm tint Gr.
laltbnis, MIDI mitnebmen Su oiirfen
in bie Mrbeit; Bat ibn l11n elm ertra
,,Noon" fiir iib nno ieinen SSuugen.
@leid eab Serr Neirir SIT l1no iaete
ibnt er fonne midi mitnebren 5ur
strbeit in u9ioon' 1s, 5tpeiter rehter
Gingang. Sd befdme ober MIR bal6e
,Slrn", 5. +. balb 10 biele g8oaeu
ais ein Mann, 1peil i6 nur fir einen
balben Mann slrbeit Ieilten forne.
u9ops ltnoer 16 bears get balf turn,
oas ipar @rllbenregel. 60 nntBte ib
nit, nod nidt ean5 12 Sabre alt,
falun 1112. Safer llno ib arbeiteten
Heben meinem Sdipaeer @ln. Snelie.
buIdL Der in gsr. 90 Idaffte nit @ilm
2obneier. Sorber arbeitete. ser 8a-
ter nit ibnl. sSn geo. 19 arbeitete
Snfel Sris Steinboff ltnb aarl Mbe1.
es oallerte nidt lange, 70 batte i9
ale @rbeiten eelernt, g.. +. id lernte
oas Roblenlaoen 1,no bas Iuflesen
(cribben) ser 8roden auf oie Sob.
lenfarre,t 6as 3oblenlortieren, oenn
muir refine &oblen burften berausge.
-ldidt peroen, frei bon Shiefer uub
"8onecoal"; bas llnterminieren, bes
aoblenitiifes (S6rGmen); bas So.
derbobren fir BEN Sprensidu6; oas
Bfoitenleben, 8abnenlesen ,rno nod
piele anoere arbeiten, Sic i1 nidt alle
auf5ablen fann uno bic man erlt
lernt, Denn man aftiper Bersmann
miro. Wan 1ernt itun1er mebr uno
beiier, ie langer man nor ser Roble
arbeitet, iuie man bie Qoble bear
beiten ,n,if,; benn bie aoblenlaser
iino faIt alle beridieoen uuo uiilien
oementipredeno losgemadt meroeu.
(6otieslng folgt)
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@ien feierte Seite.
Ser 5eItreoner beeann: sd iebe
Dor mir biele glanaen6e @elidter. -
sssn oieiem Mugenblif famen' 234
SuOero6sden aus ben gaideu.
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Ginse4ia

Isle nennt man ein5eaige 2ebe.
,pelen?"
Shiiler: ,,StrGflinee, Serr 2eb.
rer."
Evening star., 1942-04-03
EVENING STAR EEATJRE.

EVENiHu StEk FEhtSkESs
Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill CoNe
hwits daily; WhAl, i:55 and Ass pm.
Junior Star Page; The popular fssfurs Of
ihs Sunday Star aired by lbs youthful con.
tribufor; WNAL. tomorrow al t0:45 an.
THE EVENINGS HIeH LIGHTS.
WkAL, 700-0niario Show: Madeleine
Carroll Is guest star for a special Good Friday
program.
WRc, 7:30-6rand Central Station: Ioniehfs
cast is headed by Joan Tetzel, Hugh harows
and Peter Beauvais.
WMAL, S:00-HerbeH Marshall, Beh
Wheeler, Hank ladd and Lucille Ball provide
ths entertainment as usual.
WEv, S:00-Kais Smith Hour; Academy
Award Winner luiss Rainer Is Kais's guest.
VOL, S:t5-Whai Price Victory: Secretary
Of Agriculture Claude Witksrd Is interviewed.
WPc, 8:30-Informaiion Please: Mrs. Maxim
lhinoH, wife Of the Ambassador from Russia,
and an unannounted party are guests.
WMAL, 8:30-Meef Your Navy: quartet
Of bIusjatkets from Great Lakes Naval Training
Station get The spotlight.
WEV, 9:00-PIayhouss: Sir Cedric Hard.
witks and Vera zorina have leading roles for
Mister v"
WINK, o:05-NaiionaI Symphony Hour: Re-
eordings Of Prelude and Good Friday Spell"
from "Payifai," and three thorsIs preIudes by
Bach.
Evening star., 1942-04-03
WNDS-15ow.; t,4SM.

VOL, 9:3o-spoiliehi Band: Johnny Longs.
WMAL, 930-Marth Of Time: Dramatlla.
iIon Of the activities Of the A. E. T. In Australia.
WMAL, i0:00-Ela MAXWELL Gloria Swan.
son Is guest.
WMAl, i0:i5-Flrsi Piano Quartet: ls.
euona's DANA lueumi," overture TO Mid.
summer Nights Dream and Sibelius' Study.
WRt, i0:3O-5ood Friday Program: A
special Good Friday address by the Right Rev.
ngr. Fulton J. Sheen, The tutfson."
sHoarwAvE PROGRAMS.
LONDON, 6i5-ovsr 10 You: CSC, e.5S
meg. 3t3 m; 6SD, Ills meg. 75.5 m.
MOSCOW. 6:i5-Broadtasf In English: RkE,
ti.8 meg, 75.2 m:
LONDON, 7:i0-lldsning Post: CSC, s.5S
meg, 3i.3 n.; GSD, Ills meg, 25,5 N.
SYDNEY, S:25-News and Commentary
W0t0. $50 meg. 3i.4 m.
LONDON, S:30-Briiain Speaks: CSC, e.5s
meg, 3t.3 NJ; GSD, Ills meu., 25.5 m.
LONDON. o:00-HeadIIns News and Views
CSC, e.5S meg, 3i.3 ni.; esD. Ills msgy
25.5 m.
MOSCOW, e:is-New In English: RKE,
tt.8 meey 75.7 m.
LONDON, fi30-Radio NewNseI: CSC,
9.5s meg, 3i.3 M; 6l, 6.ti meg, 4o.t m.
MOSCOW, ii:f5-EngIish Period: RKE, ii.S
meg, 75.7 m.
LONDON, t7:i5-Dsmocray Marches CSC,
s.5S msgY 3i.3 m.; eSL, 6.ti megv 49.i m.
Evening star., 1942-04-03

Mother: when Bill comes in,
won't you say something about how
nice 1t is to have two children-a big
boy and a little girl? It will help
him feel he is not supplanted?"
Evening star., 1942-04-03
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

A tip to friends ahead OF time
is better than a later too-obuious
effort to prevent an older child
from feeling Jealous OF a neto
baby.
Evening star., 1942-04-03
BY Frank Robbins
BY Harold Groy
BY Frank Willard
BY Edgar Rice Burroughs
BY Mormon Marsh

AND WITHIN THE SHACK JOSEF YEARS THEIR VOICES
Ne GRABS A PAIL or WATER AND RUNS OUT---
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
FLEET CHIEF COMMANDS ALL
 HAWAII UNITS
Collaboration Progressing Despite Disaster, War
 Secretary Says

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29 The new commander of the American Pacific Fleet is in charge of all Hawaiian defense, Secretary of War Stimson disclosed today in telling of speeded-up processes to unify the commands of important outposts.
 The task of the American forces, although expedited by the Pearl Harbor disaster, where Army and Navy commanders were found not to be collaborating to attain unity between the land and sea forces, has been in progress, however, since Britain's loss of Crete dramatized the necessity, Secretary Stimson told his press conference. The 40 hour week of the Fed eral Wage and Hour Law does not apply to railroad workers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
FIRE CHIEF
 LI5T5B0MB
 EQUIPMENT
Devices for Control of In. eendiaries May Be
 Stocked at Home

A list of recommended home equipment for use against bombs was issued today by Fire Chief V. w. Mulvihill at the suggestion of the International Association of Fire Chiefs, which sent Mulvihill details on high explosives and ir.- cendiaries used in war and sabo- tage.
 We don't expect bombings in Juneau Mulvihill explained but the country is at war and we must do our share in defense by strengthening our safeguards at home. It doesn't hurt to be pre- pared. Much of the equipment rec commended is also directed against fire, so householders will be in- creasing their fire protection If they follow these instructions.
 Equipment
 The equipment recommended is as follows:
 l. Two or three buckets of water distributed in various parts of the building. At least ten gallons of water is considered necessary 10 control single bomb.
 2. An emergency supply of water should be kept in tubs, barrels or other large containers to replenish the buckets.
 3. A water pump can or stirrup pump. This type of double-action pump can be employed, over an area of 10 to Is feet, according to the length of the hose attached. Pumps should be equipped with nozzles which can provide both a fine spray and a solid stream.
 Garden Hose Ready
 4. A garden hose with an 8-10- foot wooden pole attached to the nozzle end to enable the operator to direct the stream or spray with cut getting too close to the bomb A similar extension pole should be used with any pump can or stirrup pump.
 g. A long handled shovel.
 6. Heavy leather gloves.
 T. A fire axe.
 8. A galvanized pail or bucket, or a special metal receptable to be used for removing bombs. The bot tom of such containers should be covered with three or four inches of dry sand.
 O. An adequate supply of flash lghts or lanterns.
 10. At least 100 pounds of sand, ashes or other fire-resistant ma tcrial.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
SEWING CLUB TO MEET

SEWING CLUB TO MEET
 The Monday night Sewing Club members will be guests of Mrs. Charles Tuckett at her home to- morrow night for the regular bi- monthly sewing meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
ThreeMayors
 Tell Chamber
 Of Defenses
Wilbur Wester Appointed Secretary to Succeed
 Adjutdnt Jackson

! With three mayors present, the Chamber of Commerce luncheon in the Baranof Hotel today turned into symposium on municipal home defense Guests were Mayor M. C. Godfrey of Alameda, Cal. and Mayor c. A. Benedict of Skagway, who shared the speakers table with Mayor H. l. Lucas.
 Chamber business included the announcement of the appointment of Wilbur Wester, Gastineau Hotel manager, to be secretary of the or ganization in 1942 Wester succeeds Adjt. Stanley Jackson, who sub- mitted his resignation to the eX- ecutive board this week.
 Membership Drive
 Don Skuse, chairman of the Membership Drive Committee, an ncunced that if the present trend of new membership continues, the Chamber will have no difficulty in filling it's set goal of 200 new mem- bers. New members introduced dt the luncheon were Peter Warner and Tom Hutchins. Other guests included Capt. William Redling and Lieut.. Evan Hill, former AL aska National Guard officers now stationed at Chilkoot Barracks.
 The executive board reported Lu Liston, member of the National Publicity Committee, had made report of material sent to national press services during the past three months. Fergus Hoffman wa S named to continue as special press agent for the committee.
 Home Defenses
 In discussing home defense ac- tivities in his home city, Mayor Godfrey said the Golden Gate area has experienced five actual blackouts since December '.
 Tn every instance, Army listen- ing posts detected unidentified air planes over the area,' Mayor God frey said. No one saw the planes, no one but the Army heard them. But we blacked out and stayed blacked out"
 Godfrey said 1900 block wardens have been trained by the Alameda Defense Council, of which he is chairman, and also auxiliary fire men and police have been enlisted.
 One Skagway BlackOut
 Mayor Benedict reported Skag-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
NAZIs MAKE COMEBACK

CAIRO, Jan. 29 = The German war machine appeared to be exe- cutting something of comeback in North Africa, British headquarters acknowledging that General Rom mels Libyan counter offensive, which has driven the British back 15O miles, today scored new ad- vance to within 16 miles of British held Bengasi on the Gulf of Sirte.
 The British said Romme's armies suddenly veered west and nortn- west during the past 24 hours after being stalled two days i,l their eastward thrust. The new assault carried the Axis forces to Regina, inland and just east of Bengasi.
 CAPTURED, SAYS ROME
 ROME, Jan. 29-The Italian Command today announced in a special bulletin that German and Italian forces have entered Ben gasi, chief port and capital of Cirenaica.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29

way blacked out on only one oc- casion, when ordered to do so by Sitka authorities. An abandoned concrete basement has been cleared and timbered for use as an air raid shelter and will accommodate all the women and children in the city, he said. No practice blackouts are planned for Skagway, to avoid confusion when the real thing comes along.
 Mayor Lucas announced that no word has as yet been received from Delegate Anthony E. Dimond con- cerning the daylight saving legis- lation recently passed by Congress to advance the nations clocks one hour. Until word comes from Di- mond, Juneau will take no action on the time situation, Lucas de- clared.
 Lucas also announced that the National Tire Rationing Board al- loted Juneau a quota of only two tires and two inner tubes for Feb ruary, with physicians and ambu- lances having priority. The quota for the entire Territory was set at 26 tires and tubes. 2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
TO WORK AT SITKA

TO WORK AT SITKA
 Tauno Niemi is preparing to leave by plane next Sunday for Sitka where he will be employed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
H. J. THOMPSON BACK TUESDAY
 FROM SEATTLE

Howard J. Thompson, Senior Meteorologist of the Weather Bu- reau for Alaska. returned by plane yesterday from a ten-day trip to Seattle where he conferred with of- ficials of the Civilian Aeronautics Authority concerning weather data in Alaska.
 MT. Thompson's headqu er s have recently been changed to Anchorage and he will spend sev- eral weeks in Juneau before leav- ing to establish his offices in the Third Division City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

Regular business me ting of Douglas School Board is scheduled to be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the school
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
DOUGLAS FIRST AID WILL ORGANIZE ON
 FRIDAY EVENING

All men and women who are in- terested in joining the Red Cross First Aid class being started in the Island city are requested to meet on Friday evening at O. clock, at which time the class will be organized and the future time and meeting place decided upon, Mrs. Thelma Brown, of the Terri torial Public Health Service said today.
 Howard Dilg will be instructor of this class, Mrs. Brown said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29

vessels at an estimated cost of s, 150,000.
 The measure also authorized the expenditure of $750,000 00O for con- Struction Of ordnance facilities.
 Chairman David Walsh CD.- Mass.) of the Senate Naval Con- mittee said the new ships will be used in convoy and patrol work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
DOUGLAS HOOP SERIES
 TO BEGIN TOMORROW

Eagles will start their annual series for hoop championship of the Is- land, best two games out of three and ownership of the regular basketball trophy during the en- suing year. tomorrow evening in the school gym.
 A preliminary game cannot yet been decided but will probably be arranged to make the event a doubleheader.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
FRANK GEORGE WILSON
 IS GRANTED DIVORCE

Frank George Wilson was grant, cd a divorce in the United States District Court at noon today from Agnes Viola Wilson on a charge of desertion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
VITAL L|BYAN
 CITY RETAkEN
 BY AXIS ARMY
Germany and Italy Claim Bengasi Again in Axis
 Possession

BERLIN, Jan. 29 = An official announcement was made by Der lin military officials today that Axis columns made a dawn entry into Bengasi.
 Today's British communique ad- mitted the Axis forces were closing in on the city, which has changed hands four times in the past 1s months.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
SMALL VESSELS TO
 GO TO NAVY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29 - The Senate today passed and returned to the House action on amend ments to legislation to authorize construction of 1,799 minor naval
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
HOME FROM TRIP

Reported to be feeling some what better in health, Joe Riedi is home again having returned Tues day from a visit to Seattle where he was under medical treatment of specialists.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-01-29
46 NIPPON
 5HIp55UNk
 IN STRAIT

LONDON. Jan. % A ra d To broadcast from Sydney, Australia. picked up here this afternoon de- clares that 46 Japanese vessels. war ships and troopships, have been sunk thus far in the sea battle in Macassar Strait.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Eye Shadow

BEFORE APPLYING eye
shadow the eyelids should be
touched with oil or cream. The
pigment is placed in the center
Of the lid. spread out at either
side 20 do a gradual fadeaNay.
II should not extend beyond
the terminal OF the eyebrow. An
effective method Is 20 have the
color fairly heavy along the line
Of the laShes. growing fainter as
IL extends upward.
In the selection of the color
there are no fast rules.
Blues are equally good for
blonde and brunei.
The redhead Is the one who
can get away with soft green
tones. Browns are inclined TO
be Smudgy, grayS are without
character, mauVeS are wonder
fully effective.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

Section Your Birthday Comes In,
influences. Attend to your af-
fairs conscientiously.
JUNE 29 TO JULY %
Can1er-Many things working
for your good now, even in places
and ways you do not yet compre-
bend. If you are doing your
duty daily, you'll soon feel the
benefits Of such application.
Y JULY 81 TO AUG. sS
leo Strictly business" is
this good days timely motto.
Values, knowing them and when
they aren't are on your study
list.
AUG. 90 TO SEPT. 20
virgo You may achieve
through unusual sources 49, or
through the same means by
which you have recently had sue
cess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

nd Find What Your Outlook Is, 4.
SEPT. 2. TO OCT. %
Libra-Renew the best New
Years resolutions you ever made
they will just about fit this
day.
OCT. II TO NOV. 20
ScOrpiO - Avoid passing on
rumors, becoming alarmed, either
inwardly or outwardly, getting
steamed up" TO the point of
committing harm
NOV. IS TO DEC .sS
SdgiftariHs-Chip in with those
cooperating for a good cause.
the benefit of a whole people or
anything helpful in a large or
small way.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. Fl
extraordinarily heart,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

ccOrdfng TO the Stars, for SdturdC
budget and business aspects. New
angles to gain more ground
toward your foremost goal.
Especially helpful contacts likely
today with Taurus, Virgo, Gem
mi, Pisces.
JAN. 2s TO FEB. 20
Aqndrils - Favorable indica-
tions. Be sure there are no
kinks in your engine Of progress.
And like you do for fine ma
chine, retune and refresh your
own body with sleep, proper
foods, recreation at the right
times.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces Sympathy coupled
with sane caution. vision and
understanding, daring plus rea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
This Weeks Market Report

supply Of lamb is only moderate.
Ceiling prices prevail on most
meats.
CONSUMERS, SAYS the De-
troit Municipal Bureau OF Mar
kets. should find perch, white
bass, blue bass and yellow pick
ercl the most plentiful and rea-
Sonably-priced fresh fish in the
markets this weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Good Be ginning

DRAIN A No ! can OF shrimp
and roll each shrimp in half
slice bacon. Skewer with
toothpick and broil until bacon
is crisp and brown; serve hot
as appetizer or first course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

A CHILD born on this day:
Able, willing, buoyant, homeland
family loving, yet inclined To
brood and be obstinate Just
praise will keep this deep feeling,
idealistic individual in an ambi-
tious frame, as religion will keep
it's soul, mentality and physical
being in trim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

HOMEGROWN TOMATOES
have been increasing steadily in
volume and as a result prices
have dropped sharply. Home
makers should watch market
prices closely with an eye out
for canning bargains.
ORANGES, PEACHES, let
tuce. carrots and potatoes are
plentiful this week
There Is a good supply OF APP
plies. lemons, beetS, celery corn,
peas and spinach.
Also available are grapefruit,
bananas, huckleberrieS, okra
broccoli. eggplant and rutahagas.
BEEF, VEAL and pork are
still extremely scarce. while the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

7, HUUUot %
son are highhghts this useful,
suspicious day. Save, spend,
command, obey with equal wis
dom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

Birth anniversary Of Sir God
frey Kneller, English portrait
painter.
Copyright. 1912. BY Kiug Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Tsr Saturday, august 8.
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20

MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20
Ari<s-Gain the advantage OF
worthwhile, bright, eager and
patriotic associates. Today offers
benefits to you who are set TO do
the right things (including self
denials and self-sacrihees) at the
right timas.
APRIL gf TO MAY 20
Taav Tact, scrutiny,
shrewdness, thoroughness. strict
adherence TO honest intent and
method and remaining inwardly
rs well as outwardly cheerful
are the body Of today's formula
for success.
NAY III TO JUNE 2f
emi1GGenerally friendly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
BY Frances Drake

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