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Evening star., 1942-10-29
Timely Menu Suggestions

By Edith NJ. Barber
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Baked Apples
Goldfish Cakes Hot Rolls
Coffee
DINNER.
COnSOnlnle
Pickles Carrot Fingers
Fricassee OF Chicken
Boiled Rice Buttered Onions
Ice Cream Cake With Quick
Chocolate Sauce
Coffee
i SUPPER.
Italian Spaghetti
Lettuce With Spicy Dressing
Cookies Cocoa
MONDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Pineapple Juice
Cooked Cereal
Honey Toasted Rolls Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Rice With Chicken Crazy
Grapefruit Salad Tea
DINNER.
Cheese Soune
Scalloped Potatoes
BeetS With Hot French Dressing
Gingerbread
TUESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Sliced Pears
Ready to-Edt Cereal
Bran Mullins Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Potato and Onion Soup
Hot French Bread
Grapes Milk
DINNER.
Meat Loaf
Baked Potatoes Buttered Peas
Mired Green Salad
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice Cooked Cereal
Scrambled Eggs
Toast Coffee
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Use Sausage!
One Pound Will Go
Long Way on Menu
By Marie Clifford

IL 4A "bC obU W -
We've been asked by our Sec
retary of Agriculture to voluntarily
limit our meat purchases to a total
OF 212 pounds per person per week.
That means just 10 pounds of meat
for family of four 1t will neces-
state bit of active planning on our
part to use that amount to best ad-
vantage. But it's really not hard
to do if you'll buy wisely and use
every pound of meat to the very
best advantage-stretch it to make
the most servings.
know of no purchase that will
yield more downright goodness
more servings per pound than a
package of pork sausage. Buy it
in l-pound rolls of sausage meat,
1-pound cartons of links (about Is
sausages), or 1-pound cartons of pat
ties (about IL patties).
Plan to make full use of both the
meat and the delicious sausage fat
that fries out. If French toast
is served with the sausage, use the
fat for frying the toast; if it's used
in casserole dish, use the fat for
the white sauce and for "buttering"
the crumbs.
A pound of sausage-not COM
bined with other "extenders"
only satisfy about or good appe-
tites, but If you combine it in a
casserole with potatoes, spaghetti,
macaroni, rice, corn, etc, it can
be stretched to serve 4, S or even 6.
SAUSAGE RAREBIT.
pound pork sausage.
"a cup sausage fat.
cup freshly grated cheese.
4 cup flour.
21z cups diluted evaporated milk
or top milk.
q teaspoon dry mustard.
u teaspoon paprika.
Shape sausage meat into small
balls and pan fry slowly for 10 to II
minutes until well Drowned. Remove
to hot plate. Use u cup sausage
fat for sauce. Mix flour in fat, add
milk and stir until thickened.
Season with mustard, paprika and
salt to taste. Add cheese and stir
until melted. Serve over toast with
balls of sausage on top. Serves S.
SCALLOPED CORN AND
SAUSAGE PATTIES.
Fry a pound of pork sausage
six to seven minutes or until lightly
brown. Make ~ cups white sauce
from 3 tablespoons sausage fat, 3
tablespoons flour and l1a cups milk.
Season with salt, pepper and add
one pimiento chopped. Open No.
2 can whole-kernel corn. Roll l
cup cracker crumbs fine. Arrange
crumbs, corn, sausage and sauce
in alternate layers, topping with
crumbs mixed with 2 tablespoons
sausage fat and a row of or 6
of the sausages. Bake 80 minutes
at $50 degrees F.. Serves S.
SAUSAGE POTATO BASKETS.
Bake four large baking potatoes
in 400 degrees F. oven until tender
(about one hour. In the meantime
cook pound pork sausage links
in frying pan as directed above.
Cut potatoes in half kngthwise
and scoop out contents, leaving
shells whole for resulting. Mash
the potatoes with l cup milk and
some sausage fat and season to
taste with salt and pepper. Whip
very light and heap lightly in skins,
pressing two sausages into top of
each. If desired, part of the po-
tatoes may be piped around edge
with pastry tube. Place in oven to
reheat and lightly brown potatoes.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Report to the Housewife
Produce Picture Bright This Week;
Meat Situation More Confusing
By Betsy CasweH,

II
statesmen struggling with
looking
complicated
is % me
This situation particularly O
whereas the producemen fairly from Although
frozen"
to fuctua
food field. e - ~
The produce picture itself
Of everything
chestnuts OF the Spanish
Evening star., 1942-10-29

patties occasionally to insure even
cooking. Turn of the fat as it
accumulates in the pan. Do not
cover and do not add water.
BROILED PATTIES WITH
SPAGHETTI AND BEANS.
For an easy one dish meal place
cooked spaghetti, kidney beans,
with tomato sauce, in the bottom
Of the broiler pan and heat while
the meat is being broiled.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Enhances Flavor

Leftover enriched raisin bread
makes an ideal bread for pudding.
Its delicate sweetness enhances the
flavor of bread puddings.
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Dbis 3aiicnfrrnnb

antmortet. Oh iie uno ber Gid)ter
oliidIi6 5ulonllen aclcbt bobeu. 9tltn,
ib babe nie oas @eeenteil oebort, lmo
ib peib, bo6 er iic cbrlib ocrlo &c
trauert bnt. Man6e 2ellte bcbol,ptcn
iogor, Dob ser &erluit o,lh icncn
SOB 6ltr Jcl9e botte - er lit ibr
l6on orei Sabre ip1ter 9ciolot"
ultno icst Ieber sic @cihpiltcr al
leit in ocrn groben Soltlc', mari id)
eln. uGs punbert Mid, baB lic cS
nidbt pertolfen."
u9fl1n, @illiom ipeuioItcn5 ipiiroc
Sos iebr 9ert tun'', pcriette sic SSrol
lcbbaft, uobcr iper miro ipld) oltcS
Sons forfen, bas nod bo5u on elmer
Strobc licot sic nidbt ieoer 3u bctrc-
tcll ipogt. slbcr entihuloiocu Sic,
Tro'lein, id pergob oon5, bob Sic
lih ictt sort nuibd1tcn."
SD bin nllr ulS @ult hort", lo0tc
id), limo poS sic Stipulation ser
Strobc bctrifit, 10 babe id niDtS
onnlit SIT TIM, olS ibr 5u trotcn.'
uGinc mlrtioc Sot, ,Sr0,tlcin, uno
cine, sic ser gol15cn StroBc mir nit
5clt fam. 9Scnn Sic in bcm &noI(pS~
ldcn Snulc cinen Wtonot bleiben rnb
Damn bell llno oelllnO iortgcben, miro
ooS Ser bette 9eipei5 icin, bob -"
Sic nntcrbrod iid nno riei: u9o
fnbrt lfr. Srobm! @cnn Sic nod)
SonIe 5uriidfcbren ppllcn, obnc oui
SinlabnrD 81 ,nortcn, fountc er Sir
mitllebnlcn. @r lit Iebr acf0Iio." llnb
lie elite ous bem 3ilumcr.
SD hottc nidts oanon geloat, bob
id) i'm idon fennen aelernt @or,m,
'pei6 id lelber niht
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

Mi allcrbohlten Ha5ibcIebl iperaen
in Gcut'hlono uno in hcn belesifa
Sonbcrn oIle &rell5e, Sciliscnblio-
itodc unb &aaiohr1sfopeldcn emt.
fernt oils ,,iiberiliiiiiec" nab
,,aberaloubiihe' 3eihen lluter sem
beioniiden Sateufreu5 miro aIlcs bsm
be,,t'den Solfe Seiliee nnb @brtpiir.
biec, bos ieit Sssabrbunberteu bod uno
nieorig aeeint ,,nb aeitorft bat, ent-
peibt nno serltort. &ie b,,rd) biefe
orofoniibeu Mabnabneu bos oea,tide
Splt 5u einen uno 5it Itorfen it, 1T
einem eeiunoen Menlhenueritono un-
fablid. &us bas bc,,tlfc Solf nab
oent &riegc at erlporten bot Sas
miro ibm hurH bieic Nabnohmc oea,t.
lid bripieien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

beriihergebradt babe, Sii 'd)meden.
Sic pcrhen in oieiem Sabre 3lim er.
Itcn Mnlc ibre aon5c &oGfpninlcnbeit
errcldcn mo cs inlltc mid 1onS be-
lrnrcrS ircl,cn, menn Sic >>brcn 9ei-
fGl iinncn'
0na lpnr edtc Slnfllehfcit ipr6te
ld) nod) gnl5 0cnoll pcld' hohcn
S&crt lrGnmcr nic CT nui roc cin-
seine tSrlld)t, hcrcu Nciicn lie nit
Sicbc pcrfol1clL lcacn. sIbcr nod.
ocm id) icinc @icbcnslpiiroiafcit in
1chilhrcnocr Mciic nucrfnnnt Dotte,
lcnftc id) onS @clprGd) oli ein mcni-
Ger hnrlnlnlc3 lno ihn nicllcid)t nid)t
~ onnelebmcs Shcno. Gem ihon
iplrocn sic Sdlornltciuc lcinc5 San.
les iibcr Sen Namnpipfcln lidtbnr,
mo hishcr bate id, nrdl nid)t3 non
lhnt ilbcr ona, NOS MIDI Nnd) ont nllcr-
nlciltcn intcrc'llertc, 1ehGrt limo on.
bel lpnr CT eic cin5i1c EcrIon in Dem
nnll5cn Srtr, Scr ic) riidholt2lp5 pcr.
trnllCn Nl1r1tc, unN 0lcid3clti1 nlD
ser cinji0c, mcldIcr mir Nariibcr 9lua-
fnnlt 1cbcn fonntc. ipc@hnlb mnhI Nie
Eo1l5el, luic sic nherQl0llhlG)cn lu0
lCid)tNl0uhi1cn Ginpphncr pnn t. nie
,Snnilic &nullpa nit lti6trnucn be-
trodtctcu. ,Sh btNnnu nit ciIlcr Pin.
lpirlln0 nlf sic &cIpcnlerfl,td)c
,.@ic ih aebGrt hobc' iontc ih.
bat hiclc Strnbc nid)t MIR me1rn ser
rnt'clhnitcn EorIGlle, ipclhc iid hier
ohnc'pirlt bnhclL Sln'prud) oui M.
terc'ic IS ipa iih ia bier 5cihpeiie
Gin aciilcrbaiter 9eiuh in 1Snrm ei.
ncs acipenitiihen &aecus, >pcldpn
Elm (Seiitcrpfero siebt, 'cbcn loiicn."
,,&>a", ocrlettc er nit ciucnl ra.
'den @iugebcu ollI nclle Nu'piclm9,
Dos mir iebr ihmcibclhoit cr'd,ien,
,,herouben Sic bielc Strobc feiner
Der ibr eehithrenhen Ghren! Sic hot
tnpbl ihrc nahtlihcn Shredcn, pie
lire Ineit bel Gage. Sd ipiiHid,te.
has ei,rc mare 70 unipirflid mic bas
nnbere"
uN,n, sSbreu slnieben nod lonte
beioes 9leih l1nbeariinoet 'eir', be-
merfte id. Ser (Scacniat 5mild)en
Nbrcn gonScn @clen mo Sem eini'
ger onoerer Mnlpnbner hieIer Strobe
lit cin icbr ouitnioer.'
Sic 1neincn'' - er ld)lcn NIT
ssioerltrebcn 5u Iprchen - ohie 80.
milic &noIlps?' ?'
9elniibt, sic An9clcNrnfrit in
nlooIid'it leidter sSorm 5u bchnnbeln
entacaltetc id) ladclno:
uSbre j,lnoe Scinoin - S,tcettai"
(sSortlesune iclat)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29
IA. !&opiteI

Sd nergof mein u 1ter -
oher piclIc h t ou h II TT
Serr Srobm enttGuisbtc ueiue Or
suartungen in feiner &cile. SSstu n0t)
Iteu anaeublife iab ih i'm nit ocn'
Iiebcnsniirbigiten 21belu auf Sen
@ippen in Dem offenen Eorpeee ite>
ben.
Die Manicren Ser sur auten Sc
Ieuihaft geborenbcn lonhlihel
@r,lnhbeiiber bnben mir itets beion
bcrs acfaucn.. Sic scitbnen fih Dor
beneu ser Serreu unierer @rp6ltnhte
ourdj einen Snud) nebr icrmeller
Soilidfeit ous, ipcld)er iencn int
2oufc ser Belt obbonoen eefommel,
5n iei1 idcint. Sns iibtc ouf mid
ioiort ieinc &irf,,ng. rSb nobm lei
ne @inlahung nit elmer 8ereittuitli9
felt an, sic id) aegeniibcr einem an
Bern, ser nielleiht perloulid eben'o
ongenebm, mir aber niht 10 lpnlpa-
tbild) ae,peien mare, iiberlid nidt &C.
5eiat bate.
0ic &opfe, ipeld,e Iofort oil oen
6cnitern ser Hahbarihaft iidtbor
p,roen, tparen iiir uns eiue Ntab-
,nlng, uns nidt aufsubalten. @sit Ell
ner ilaenblid geiponoteu unb eleoan=
TEN S5ano6etpegl,ng Ienfte Serr srcbnt
sic Feitihe, 10 baB iie oos Fferb be-
riibrte, ser Noaen ieste iih in @e-
ipeauug, nuo nit piirbepon rubiacr
Saltung f,ibren mir bon oem Gin
gauge bes Sptels in sic hreite Dorf-
ItraBc. sGic sotlohe, bob @rpce mir
aerobc bielen Serrr OILS bie ein5iae
Eerion in ser aan5en Srtlhoit, mel
der ih traueu fonnte, bc5eidnet bat,
te, rief in Serbinbuna nit n,einer CT
eenen, 10 eroBen Menihenfellntnis in
mir bas @cfiibl elmer aufridtieen ge=
friebiauna ipoh. 3tpei St,ubeu irii=
ber, ols n,an mid erlpartete, ipiirhc
id) iu bcm &npllps i6eu Sauic einfrei=
ien unb 10 iiber 2,lcettas Sd)laubeit
gerabe nit Silfe bes Nannes; ben id)
mir in ser aon3en SrtId)aft ein5ia
nno olIein an meinem 9ei'tonbc nrs-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

9nr6 sic in SEN lesten Monoten
ourd SSSopan eenohten e'rpberlinpen
befinoen iid eeeenportia 100000
&atbolifen in Sen bon Sapanern be.
berrihten @ebieten. 0aoon entfielen
Idon 100000 &otbclifen alleim
onf brn nhilirpiniihen MrhipeI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29
Mitt,psd, Sen %. Hpril 1912


binoern, cinen guten nnb piinibens=
pertcn 8atten 3u ncbmen?"
uGieIleibt par lie ser Meinnng,
bob oie Serbinhung fir i'm feline
ipiinihcnsperte iei.''
sir i'm? So, ser @eoonfe lit
mir ipirfli6 bisber, nod nid)t gefom-
men. siber moglid) lit es ihon. Sic
: fino orlt, ober grmut fonmt bel 10
alten ,Sunilien, pie ser ibrigcu, rid)t
. in 9ctrodt - bieicr ltmitanb miro
oIio lbDcrlib in 8etroht eefonmcu
iein. Sa, iuenn oaS in bieiem Sabre,
,nahbel1 sic Strobc ibren bcrbanenis-
bollen Nonlen erbalten lino iiber bos
&cridbtpnben ser 2el,tc 10 iebr picl
20rnl aernabt morben lit, acldcbcn
p0rc, 10 lpiirbc ih Sbrcu Giuipuric
mebr @eipibt beile9en - Sro1cn bo-
ben mnnd)ntal 10 mcrfipiirhioc 9(u=
fibtcn, lulo sic 3anlen bon oltcn SSns
milien non5 6clonoerS - 10 luiirhc
id @clpldt oarnlf leoel. Mber oicIc
@cltbrbtc bot lid) ia 1onac nnrbcr Of
ae'pielt SIT elmer 3cit, nls sic 2el,tr
bier bcrunt nod lcbr piel bon sen
Snollps bicltrn ipenigltcnS bon bcn
Mood)en ocun &iIliom ipor irtnlcr
.5lt albert uno SIT BRUTAL"
uMcinc Selnerfllng besng Ii6 nidt
asf lcnc rGtielboften nno unbcimld)cn
Gorgdnae", cnt9e9netc id), uih bod
tc on Non5 etuos onbercs. Mciuer
Inlid)t nah lit 9ucetta nirbt aciuno."
ogh 10! So, sic 2eltc Ioaen, tic
bdttc cine Art Ser5leioen, obcr So
mails fonute bopon gon5 aeipib niht
sic NcHc icin. benn in ienen Soacn
bliibten Sic &oneeu mic GoIen, nnn
ibrc tSiNllr ipor 10 pou uno biibld),
hnb lic int gon5eu Srtc nibt ibrcs-
olciben bate Stein, ;Sr1nIcin 9nt
terlportb, es NOR nid)t ibre fiirscrz
lid)e Sdruod)e, ipclhc Sdulo borou
trua, onE ic Sen 2iebbaher nerlor.
&nbridGcinli6 bot lie ibm anoertpci=
tia nliBfallen, hcnn als er bon bier
fortgilng, trltg er sic Noie iebr bod,
tpic ollaemein hclnerft nl,rhc."
sat ct iih icitbem pcrbeirntet 2"
erf,mbigtc id) mid.
,,9>idt oob id ipiibte, 0rGulein!'
,9onn bot ct iic seliebt!" erflGrtc
ih.
Sic iob MIDI ean5 iibcrroid)t on.
llno 5ipcifellos fiinot bas gSort bon
meinen Sippcn Elm iueuig ,ncrfniir~
Dig ober bos miro mid nicnals ob
'dreden, es at brau6en, Iobnlb sic
llmItdmbc es erforbcrn. MuBerben
CAB es emit cine 3cit - aber SOS
eebort nidt bierber.
Sinh sic Mitalieoer ser ;Samilic
&nollps icmols anf bem sSeloe ser
Siebc erfolgreih aetpcicn 2''~ crfumeia-
te ih mid. sat sic 0'utter Ser" bel
ben Mdohen id) meine altbea
&nollDs - nit ibrem @atten iu eliid
liher @be aelebt2 0as lit ettpos.
bas i'd, gar 5u germ iuiiien mobte -
iie ino id maren ia Sbulfreunoin
men,
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Itaunt. ,,Sie babeu gletba &noups
aefannt, als iie nod, Mahden tpar2
SIT iie nidt entsiideno "ee,peien2 V,au
fonntc feline bolbe Stunbe nit ibr
aulamu1en Iein, obnc oo6 man iln,pia=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

llniere llntcrboltllng fam lebr rold
in lcbboftcu 6lub. Sic ausoc5cihnc
tc 2,it nno sic aiiniti9e Gage ocE
SrtcS gobeu ms @cIpr0daltpiic, bit
uns eiuc Hcibc 6lponaloicr @cncrflm
gen to,lldcn licBen, mo III 10 notiir
litbcr &ciic entmidclic iih hohci IN
lerc @cfountid)oit, BOB mir bieS cri
flor ipllroc, olS mir bon ser Nollpt
ltrnBc in sic ,StrnBc ser &crlprcncu
clnbogeil Der 9lnblif, ipcltDcn bc>
Gingong 5u ser nnlinolrn Strnbc AT
hlelrr Scitc bot, bilhetc cincu ld)nr
iel @cacnlat 5lt &c nlon Ocnu onhcrl
Gnoc, hcn i6 bcrcitS tonntc. Gpr
lpnr es nur ein pcrDultniSmGBi!
itnlolcr &cg 5luiidcn oiiitcrcn mi
lngepobnli6 hidt itebenoe1 @0lnlen
bier bagcacn ser ollnlobld)c llcbcr
gong ser SouptltroBc eincS Gnrfc@ il
cine lpeltt1cr frcQucntiertc, sic crit
nndbcn1 mir Scncnn Spcor'@ Nnll>
po1licrt botten, cinen milNcn, lid) ipu
ter biS 5nut 9iiltcrcn >mo cntlhicocl
Nbltobcn0en ltci9ernocn Gbnrnftc1
nnndbnl.
&enn ib 9cocon Speor bci biclc1
8clc0cnbeit ilbcrbnllpt erip0bnc, il
liegt boS bnran, BOB er oIf Scr Epr
oertrcppc IeincS Snules iob, ais nil
sort noribcrfllhrcn. ga cr cin an9c
Icbener Monn ipar nnb in Ser nil
bclpuocrS intcrenontcn Strobc mnbn
tc, ncrl1umtc id) nid)t, i'm mir oenm
an5uIeben ielhltperItonblih 'ebr pnr
lid)tig lmo nit scr ;3uriicfboltlrna
ipeldc mir mcine &cuntnis ieincl
sSitipcrldoft ols poiieno nno flng er
ideinen lieben.
9nb ser Nionn einen be'onbers
oneeneb,nen ginbr,,d onf mid ee
mobt bate, fonn id niht behal,ptcn
Sein Saor tpor elott, leiu 8art tpobl
oepfleat uno Ieine eouae @rIdeinun
/. Ole ienlanoes, ber in g,lten Gerboli
niiien lebt, aber man iaD ibu aIia
an, ipie ungernein bcfriehigt CT pol
ici,1cr eigenen Gerlon ipor, ltnb bas
lit etlpos, bas id) obiplnt nidt Der
traaen fauu. suberbem erihieu nil
Der Musorud hcs Gritauneus, nit mel
dent ct uns nohblifte, Elm ipenig inn
pertinent. &iellciht NOR er or,f Serri
Srobnt neihi1d,, unb ipenn has DC,
Sail mar, hottc er piellciht amd
@runb ba5u, cs lit ni6t n,cine Sod,e
bies 5u bel1rteilen.
9isber bate sic Strobe feinerle
lonhlhoftlif,e &ei5e ouf5,,pciicn &c
babt, benn sic fpcni0en ,nageren sc
biiicbc ltno pcrfriippelten Eoppeln
lpelbc bin ,,nb ipicbcr lihthar tul1r
ben, fonntcu tpirflid) earnuf feline,
Mniprub MAIDEN, nber iobalh bc1
| ;3aun, Der sen @runb unh Roben he!
a,,ten Spears bearen5te, binter IN:
lag, onoertc iib sies 10 poafcmmen
bab ih nibt unbin fonntc, ,neire'
! 8eipuubeutna iiber Die onrh ratio
nelle &ultnr nod erbobte natiirlid,
S6oubeit ser ltmacbung gusbrnd .,
aeben.
afein 8egleiter foHnte hos Serauii
gen, IpeIdbes ct en,pfnnb, niht berber
gen.
vGies lit n,ein 9eiit'', Iaste er
,,ieit Sabren tpibme i6 benielben u,,
oblaliiee, ni,nnernliibe auimerfiain
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Real Estate

NEAR Holmes Road, I room bung-
allow hardwood floors. automatic
oil heat. floor tub. $3.50 Terms
$500 down H. Peet, 50 Huron. Phi
1871.
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CONSIDER PAY BOOSTS

Detroit June ls--lNs--A pro
posal TO increase the pay Of more
than 1000 city employees work.
Ing on an hour basis will he con-.
sidered by common council at a
pay-scale meeting today.
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Lansing. Mich. Juns-S-INS-
Tavern Roberts Ingham county's
blind circuit court commissioner.
here announced his candidacy
for q third term on the non-psrti-
san judicial ballot this Fall.
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2 PIECE living room suite. good con.
dillon. Reasonable. 7l6 River.
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In a court trial replste with Sen-
sational charges and counter
charges. Damon Beard, Univer-
sity Of California astronomer. Is
seeking a divorce from Mrs. Vir-
GINA Beard. 20. above, mother Of
his two children. The case is be-
ing heard in Oakland, Cal.
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DOUBLE OAK ED-springs and
mattress In good condition, rea-
sonably priced 2l5 s. Washington.
Phi ISL
THEY'RE SOMETHING than
fancies and fads, these powerful
little Classified Ads
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TWO colored girls, assistant help.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-14
STATE

Louisiana Purchase" spectacular
technicolor edition OF the sensational
stage play that rocked Broadway for
two years, will be held over for MI
extended engagement Of three days
at Warmers State theater according
10 an announcement made this
morning by Manager Julia M. Smith.
Since the opening performance
wednesday huge crowds have
flocked to the State 10 sec this song
Allied, Star-iilled. laugh-filled hit
and according TO reports attendance
records will be smashed long be-
fore the final curtain Tuesday eve
ming.
So, II you're shopping FOR film en-
tertainment we suggest you make
q bee line for the State where you'll
find swell buy IN good cheer that
will last you for some time 10 come.
Starring Bob Hope, Vera Zorina
md Victor Moore. and featuring q
firSt.llne supporting cast including
Irene Bofyiini, Dona Drake. Ray
inond Walburi, Make Roserbleom
and the twelve Louisiana Lovelies,"
Louisiana Purchase" turns out TO
be film extravaganza bursting with
wonderful music by irving Berlin,
spectacular dances by Zorina, hard;
some setting a.glitter with gorgeous
colorings, pageants, and enough
comedy and gag situations to
wreathe your face In smile every
time you remember them which
will probably be often.
Louisiana Purchase" was O re-
sounding smash hit as q comedy
musical on the Broadway stage, as
you will recall and an extremely
successful road show, but even It's
excellence as O stag production Is
topped by the film version. Some
how the comedy handled by Bob
Hope, In particular, Is more zestful
and adrolt, more joyous. II all
comes out with more sparkle as O
film. '"rhree OF the top tunes are
you're Lonely and I'm Lonely"
tomorrow Is O Lovely Day" and
louisiana Purchase.
Pacific Blackout" Is the second
hit Of the program and presents
Robert Preston and Martha O'Dris-
coll In featured roles.
Carole Lombard's last and great
est picture Is on Its way to the State
and makes It's bow at that tlleater
wednesday with Jack Benny being
co-starred with the late star. Here Is
truly one picture everyone wants TO
see 50 put It ON your must" list
and be sure to see II starting We'd
nesday at the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-14
St. Elizabeth's Clee Club
Presents New York Concert

Mrs. Andrew j. Jackson Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas ]. Fleming, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Hosey; also Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Dolan Of Bethel, Miss
Margaret O'connor OF Milford, and
Miss Margaret conklin Of Ansonia,
The club, under the direction OF
Frederic Joslyn, will present selec-
lions Of Shubert, Chopin, Men
delSsohiI and Rubinstein. Miss Clara
Malsh OF this city Is the soloist,
Among the other members from
Waterbury are: Mary Jane Hayes,
daughter OF Mrs. David Hayes OF
willow street; Polly Fleming, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas ]. Flem-
Ing OF Calumet street; Loretta
O'Drien, niece OF the Misses O'Brlen
CT Euclid avenue; Mary Hosey,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hosey Of Plaza avenue; Rosemary
Bolan, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Bolan OF Easton avenue;
Ann jackson, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Andrew jackson OF Columbia
boulevard,
Those who plan 10 attend are
Mrs. David Hayes and her d0ugh-
ter, Miss Caroline Hayes; Mr., and
Mrs. George Bolan Mrs, Thomas
Fleming and her daughter Miss Bar
bara Fleming; Katherine Lahey;
Frances Dzinsky, Angelina Russo,
Mary Lou Parsons, the Misses Mar
garet and GenevieVe Conklin OF
Ansonia; Mrs. George Stokesbury,
Derby; Evelyn Falsey, Marion Duff
and Mary Powers OF New Haven.