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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Probe Prisoners Status

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3 (UP).
"A commission of French, British
and American members is investi-
eating the status of political prls-
oners still held in North Africa
il was learned today. President
Roosevelt disclosed yesterday that
virtually all the prisoners had
been released and that only those
with additional charges against
them were being held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
FAMOUS N0-SUGAR
ALL-BRAN MUFFINS
EASY! DELICIOUS!

They really are the most delicious
mullins that ever melted a pat Of but
teri Made with crisp, toasted shreds
OF KELLoGo's AL-BRAN, they have a
texture and flavor that have made
them famous all over America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
Siberian Bases
Sought in Trade
For u. S. Arms
By RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-Dec-
larations for the use Of Siberian
bases in exchange for lend-lease
shipments to Russia. and for the
creation of a separate board of
Pacific war startegy. were made
today before the House OF Repre-
sentatives, apparently more aware
than ever before of the nearness
OF the japanese threat.
Speakers were Jerry Voorhis of
California, calling for greater use
|of Chinese war potentialities;
Rep. Hamilton Fish Of New York,
urging the use of Siberian bases
before Japan uses Them" and
Rep. Luthern johnson OF Texas,
declaring he saw nothing in the
way of creation of a war council
to deal directly with Pacific prob
lens.
ARMS SENT RUSSIA
Eve have sent 10 Russia
billion dollars In war goods"
Representative Fish, former
ranking minority member of the
foreign affairs committee, said.
I'm return. let her give US
bases I'm Siberia from which we
may strike at once at the heart
and mind Of japan.
Voorhis announced at the start
that he would speak directly on
the subject OF the creation OF the
separate Pacific strategy board,
first proposed In Congress last
week in an address by Rep. John
M. Costello. another Californian,
member Of the House military
affairs committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
special to mn DETROIT TIMES

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. g.
China faces economic collapse and
her ability to resist the savage
japanese attacks along her entire
front may quickly reach a break
ing point unless she receives
speedy help from America. Mime
Wellington Koo. wife OF the
Chinese ambassador 10 Great
Britain, said in an address here.
Madame Koo spoke before a
meeting of workers OF the Phlla-
dclDhia united war chest.
Food and guns and planes must
be sent to China by America if
she is 10 carry on, Madame Koo
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
GETS FEW SUPPLIES

Only a small part Of lend-lease
supplies have been accredited 10
China and less reaching there,
She said:
president Roosevelt has said
that as much IL being flown into
China as ever went over the
Burma road" Madame Keo SAID,
what he did not say was
that OF all the lend-lease ma
terials, China gets only 2 per
cent, the rest going to England
and Russia. What he did not
say was that. OF this pitiful 2
per cent, only half ever got To
Burma and that, of this. only
half again ever got into China.
THE President did not point
out that. OF what materials did
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-03
keIlogg's AhBran Mullins

tablespoons y cup milk
shortening cup -four
- cup corn syrup ~ teaspoon salt
] egg "a teaspoons
cup Kellogg's baking povdef
All-Bran
Cream shortening and corn syrup
thoroughly; add egg and beat well.
Stir in All-Bran and milk. let soak
until most Of moisture is taken up.
Silt flour with salt and baking pow
der. add to first mixture and stir only
until flour disappears. Fill creased
muffin pans twO-thirds fun and bake
IN moderately hot oven 400 p
about 80 minutes. Yield 8 large muf-
ms. 3 inches In diameter, or 10 small
mufiinA "a inches in diameter.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
nmperfemnbar

n@nGoige Srau", REF 6as neue
&ausmdoden uno fam atemlos bic
Greppe beraufgeitiir8t u0a 1T u1ten
cine gang merfpiirOige Game ge-
fommen. Sic nannte i6ren Namen
nidt, Iegte gleib Ma1ltel uno SUIT
a6 uno ging in bic 3immer, Offnete
pbne peiteres 5pei S6ranfe utO
franlte oarin berum, Damn ging tie
ans 5eniter, lab iid Oieies an uno
f1iittelte Sen &opf, Damn rieb Tie nit
ben Singern iber Sen &aminiims
uno iiber 0as &laOier, uao als id
nun 81 Sbnen lalfen molte, ga
madte iie geraoe.. lin Got
tes piaen~, uliterbrab tie oie Salis-
frau, i'd babe meme Sdmiegermut-
ter bod nidt in Oieier @ode erfpar.
tet!~
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
Gin &ielenaffe int SraiiIiani=
idem ltrmalO

9tus @io Sc Saneiro fommen
merfmiirOige Nadridten iiber einen
rieiigen 8ierbdnOer, oeiiet @u6s
0reimnl 10 9roB fem ioa pie Der
zines Meniden. SIN llrmaloe bon
@ope8 bebarpten 8ergarbeiter oas
l~1ngebeuer geieben 81 baben, oas
eiiien Baum pie einen S~trobbalm
5erbrah, Inn iid oaraus cine &eule
81 MAIDEN. Gntiebt periudten Die
2eute 5u fliebell, aber Oas Eier Der-
iperrte linen Ben @eg, iprang oro-
bend nm lie berum uno fletterte
oaan auf einen Baum, mo es oer-
I6nano. gs miro ali9 bebauptet,
0oB es ben 1ieroen NIT 8orliebe Die
3unge berausreiBt uno ebenio ben
&inoern na10em es ie NIT Geilen-
i6ldgen angegriffen bat.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
Slaue lnsen-in @irflidfeit
farblDs!

9ie id0nften blauen augen fino,
pie rele lnteriu9ungen e%rgobens
~feinestpegs blait, ionoern bielmebr
faft farblos. 9ie blare Sdrbuug
fommt nrr oaorr9 %auitanoe, bob
6ie i'm Snnern Der Sris entbaltene
peiBlife Gubitan5 infolge oes auf
iie faaenoen 2iates mebr ODER me-
niger blau erl1eint. SAB es auf
bieie @eiie geraoe git elmer blouen
@iigenforbe fomnt, berubt oarauf,
6aB Die fiir5eren @ellen Der 2idt-
ltrablen, oie Die Ii6trefleftierenoe
Subitan5 i'm Muge am idneniten
errei9en, inn blaiten Cell 0es
Speftrums Iiegen. 8iiroen itattoei-
len Sic ldngeren @eaen oas Auge
i9neaer erreiden, 10 miiroen oieie
gugen cine gel6e Sarbe 5eigen. Die
ounfle Nugenfarbe Ser in ben bei-
ben 2Gnoern lebenoen g0lfer 1T
8peifellos cine S1uBeinrihtung
gegen sic Itarfe Sonnenbeitrablung,
neil sic oie 9unfelfdrbung be6ln.
genoen Garbltoffe Die NeBbaut Dor
Dem ginoringen 6es grelen Son-
nenli6ts %beuabren.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
WereiuSs& alenOer

GpucDr0 Club. 9rdiioent:
glfreo S6meler; Gefretar, 5rau ".
S9la9ter, 1868 Conn. Aue., yt. 8.
@~eriammIung ieoen Oritten Mtlttpo9
i'm Wtonat.
@ruipeet Sia Trie6bOf. @rofiOent:
Greo W~ogeliang; Setretar: 8. y.
@lntIer; Snnsmeiiter: laurence ..
Gtlb. @eri. om 2. Samstag i'm
Ntonat i'm 6rieObOfsgebaloe.
9eutide Sreimaurer GOge
<A Armtnms, 9tr. 70, 6.A.A.W.
w Getretar: 6reOf. 8ertram,
1341 Sbepbero Str, %. g. Ser
iommIune am /. 9ienstag I'M Wto-
not i'm gteuen Wtaionic &empel, 13te
uno 8 StraBe, ". W.
Nrmiuins @ersnIgmugs : @erein.
HrGliOent: aonroO Wtiaer; Setre.
tar: 2beooor &er9, 1906 Slebte
StraBe, q. @. @~eriammlung am
/. Sonnnbeno /. Wit. i'm 9auie zines
WCIBlleoee.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Oiitrlft Yer. 40. @rdiiOent, WtiGel
goiner; Setret1r, Gbriitian &rOnen-
bitter, 1104 8oniDant Ctr, Silper
Gprirg, WRo. @eri. am 4. 5reItag
i'm Monat I'M n6iDe 9oint SaDern"
12te uno 6 StraBe, Norooit.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Diitritt Nr. 100. 9rdiioent: Sobu
@reolein; Getret6r: Gbriitian @britt,
1922 Giinfte StrnBe, q. 50. Ieri.
on 4ten Dienstne /. Wat. i'm &oiie
ger. 1920 3 StroBe, q. g.
SRnppert 9eim Traneu &ilfsDtr.
Elm. Yr1iioentin, 6rau grnit 8.
8romn; Sefretdrin, 6rau Mabel
Diet. 1~eriommlung am 2. Diens.
tag I'M Monot, 2 l1br no6mittogs,
I'M &eine.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
Sic GtlbermGweMsSnI
tit Oer GOrOiee
@ns Srr glntnridat 6etuirft.

N@N~ 49, NlTfN
guf ser SnieI Nlemmert, unfueit
Ser SnieI Suit in ser Noroiee, ipa-
rem Dor etDo 30 Sabren faitm nod
hunSert g3eIter Ser Silbermopen
porbonoen, oa Sic @ier OurA 6ilher
oeiommeIt urO Die @0men BON ldlieB'
niitiaen gaOeg6itan erlegt iuurOell.
Gam ober mur0e sic Snlel inter
gtoturidus geIteut ,unO Die 6olge
mar, OaB bier cine groBe Stloer-
m6penfolonie entitanOen lit, oeren
gusnirfunq sic @ntpidlung Der iiIl'
nirtliden 2on0banf, Die lie 0onlals
mar, 5u elmer freunOliden Snlel mt
elmer iippigen &egetotion mar. Sle
8abl ser Momen lit iebt dnl rlilo
5000 geItiegen. 2iegt &n6e itber Der
Golonie, 10 iuirO ser jebige 3uitanO
in Ser 2eip5iger nSauitrierten 3el,
tuna~ geI6iloert, 10 lerdten aus
Dem begriinten 2unO wie belle Ster-
ne am Nadt6immel sic ifteelgett
Sei6er ser geOuloig ouf BEN ClerH
iibenOen Mopen. Mait ribigen sleldl'
maBiqen 6liigelihldgen rnoern emit
ae bonn Meer fommenOe oOer gum
Steer SiebenOe @0gel ourd Die SUIT,
0a uto BORT liebt man ELI Eardlelt
in onmutigem 2iebeslpiel. aue loll-
ten Stimmen Idmeigen. Sft geliIg
miro freilid 0as frieOli1e Sopa ge'
tort ourd einen Meniden ODER ell
Sier, ltno Damn fliid)tet sic oufge'
Iheudte @ogelidor nit ge%uelloert
@eIdrei in sic 2iifte, Inn ebenlo
idnen mieoer our &lbe 81 fonlmeit
urto 6as unterbro1ene 8rutgelhatt
fort8uIeben, mcnlt Der S~torentrieO
perihmunoen lit. 9abei ieben iid Die
Mopelt aber aud Sen Mtenifen ge-
qenii6er nurdalts 5ur @ebr, nidt
nrr, 0aB tie Init ibres 2eibes Ger-
0aluna" ODER nit Speibaaen ben
fremoen 8eIuher ii6eridiitten, tie ge-
ben uu6 nit Sieben nit Dem ltarfen
Shna6el ODER oelt musfllolen Slit
qeln, sic bis anoertbal6 Meter flat-
tern, gegen i'm Dor. 60 wuroe lo-
gar Ser Snielpoet, Elm frafti9er
Mann, ourdj eilen 5liigelidiag, Ben
er u%noermutet BON binten erbielt,
bart 5u 8o0en getporfen. 9ie Nfo-
men ge9en ober audi gum 4ngriffs-
friege gegen Sic an0eren gogelorten
Dor, sic aus oerielben &rippe freIien
woaen. SIM Sabre 1915 tpuroen
auf Sem Memmert nod ettpa 1900
@elege BON 8ronoieei6mal6en, int
Sabre 1924 nod runO 5000 @elege
bon SluB- uno &iiitenIeeidDal6en
feItgeiteat. 9ieIe prGdtigen, ober
i9pG6eren @eid0pfe baben ben itar-
feren Silberm0men pei9en miiiien.
Sen Iebten Oft oes Dramas biloete
Elm nG6tli6er l1eberfan Ser WfoDen
auf sic ein3ige Observation-Disclosures,
Sic i'm Sabre 1929 nod borban0et
NOR; babel mur0en Die @ier un0
Sic gauge 8rut oieier @0gel NIT
Stumpf un0 Stiel berni6tet.
@1breno Dor 0reiBig Sabren fat
Ser gauge Memmert cine 8iiite NOR,
in Ser iid penige adbe 9iinenpflarl-
aen bebaupten fonnten, ii6er3iebt i'm
beute cine iippige GegetationsOede.
6ait 300 Qrten BON 8liitenpflan5en
ge0eiben bier, iin0 man bat melt iiber
iauieno Snieftenorten feitgeiteat.
9ieie gntpidlung mar nur m0g.
lid, ga Die Mopen iabraus, iabrein
ileiBig fir reidlide 9iinguiig uno
our6 Oie Speibaaen, oie aus Stiif-
den bon Muidelidolen beiteben, aud
fir Sic NOTICE &alf8ufubr geiorgt
baden.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
Grr fat Den Namen
Mmertta %erfMnSen?

9olumbus bat Amerifo entoedt.
Gber erfunOea bat es cin gan5 o1-
0erer Elm Neuti1er &orten5eid'
11er: Martin gSaIbemiiler.
9ieIer Nfariin @albemiiaer
ffommfe ans Dem Decentralization
&oOolfs5ea. Sort gibt es 6eute nod
alt ieinem Ange0enfen cine @aIBe'
miineritraBe, ober nir ipenige nil
fen 0orum, mas es eigentlid nit
Dem Observation-Disclosures &oOolfs-
seller orf iid bate.
Sort fam i'm Sabre 1470 ser
fieine O1ortin sur @elt. Sein &ater
mar MeBgermeiiter, Elm angelebener
8iiraer Ser oaTnoligen &eidsItaOt,
1tn0 ga Ser Sobn einen flrgen &opf
battle un0 Iein @ater @elo, 10 ourf'
te er mad 5reiburg auf Die Timber
fitGt. Son BORT fam er Damn uo1
ct. 9ie gum Ser5og &ene IL, Der
elm piiienidoftlid intereiiierter
Shirt mar. Sn ct. 9ie lebte, arbei'
tete unD Itar6 @olBemiiaer. ST
nur0e niht alt, etwa so Sabre.
@albemiiaer mar olS @ilieit-
Ifaftler 0os, mas mir beute einen
@eoarapben neinen ipiiroen, nobel
ibm feline 5eidneriide 5dbigfeiten
beionoers 5uitatten famen. Nun er.
i6ienen oamals 8eridte zines 5lo.
rentinerg nantens amerigo Gespnc.
ci, 8eri6te iiber &eiIen, Die Ser IN
Ben Sa6ren 1897 Bis 1902 nod
Dem neuent0edten 2ano i'm @eiten,
i~enieits 0es S5ears, unternommen
Batte. pQuator noDigationes" nartt-
te er feline, nit Iebbafter @bantaiie
eeidriebenen &eiiereportagen. 9ieIe
Bidder famen aud Dem Ser5ogli-
den &artogropben in ct. 9ie IN oie
@1n0e.
Stun mar @oIbemiiner Oamals
nit ser @erdl1sgabe zines groBen
geograpbiiden @erfes bei1dftigt.
ogosmograpbioe uniperialis intro
ouctio~ nonrte er es, cine pginfii1.
rltitg IN oie a1gemeine 8eltfunoeD,
nod Der piiienidaftli6en Sitte ie-
ner 3eit in Ioteiniider Sprade per-
faBt. lrd @alBemiiqer unterlog
Dem Ssrrtum iener 8eit, Die Ben
Mmerigo @espucci fir Ben gnt0efer
0es nelten groteils bielt, Oenn er
f6rieb in ieinem geograpbilden
@erf: Sin on0erer, bierter Sell,
muroe bon Mmerico @espucci aitfge-
funoen. 9aber iebe i'd feinen
@runo, tparum iid ientan0 Oagegen
tDen0en ioute, 0aB oieier Sell Der
@roe nah ieinem @ntOeder Ameri-
c1ts, einem Wfanne BON neiiem 8e-
ME, Mnerigen, olio oas amerifani-
ife 2aito, genannt perOen ioute."
Serner fiigt er nod ols beionoeren
un0 reft erg0Bliden @runo an:
D9a ia audi sic @eltteile europa
1trto 9liien iogar nod Srauen ibren
@atnen erbalten babenl4 Ser CUTE
@olsemiiuer ideiut alio audi Elm
@eiberfeinO 9eiDeien 81 iein
3u ieinem @erfe 8eidnete @alBe.
miller Damn nod cine @eltforte -
oie erite, auf pelder Der neue @ro.
tell eridien: nit Der n8e8eidnnng"
yMmerico~. lnD bon oa an bieB
Mmerifa eben Amerifa, un0 10
beiBt es befanntli1 berte nod.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
Scutli9

Gin @forrer mar felt ldngerer
3eit unoufrieoen nit Ser Wiild, Die
ibm geliefert muroe. gnolid ging
er gu jeinem Mildmann. sd moa-
te Sbnen MIR iogen, oaB i6 Die
M1ild, Die sic mir liefern, gum
Erinfen braude, periteben Sic mid,
ousidlieBlid gum 3rinfen, unO nidt
Sum Eaufen."
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
Scr Sei3ise Sanfier

MIs Syrdn5 2enba9 nod jung mar
1no am Beginn ieiner fiinitleriiAen
Qoufbobn fton0, fam elm. reiher
ganfier at linn, Inn iid BON ibm
malen 81 Iaiien. Ser iunge Wtaler,
Oamals l6on Oes @ertes ieiner
GunIt pobl betpuBt, perlangte fir
0os giIonis einen notwithstanding
boben 8reis. Gem Banter mar Die
Gohe AT teuer, unO er DerIegte li9
oufs Sanoeln, obnobl er als reider
Mann BEN getrog Iei6t bate 5ab-
len fonnen. Man fonnte iib LANCE
ni6t einigen, uno enoli9 purOe
2enbob drgerlid unO rief:
oMIIo gut, Denn Sbnen meme
@reiie gu bod linO, it's mir aud
glei6I Gann pero' ib sic gnn5
umIonIt maIen. @ber sic peroen
mir berna9 fir oos Bib germ 0as
9oppelte bon Dem geben, mas Sd.
men beitt' 5u biel erideint, Oas lag
i9 Sbnenll"
9aro4f brummte Ser 8anfier If.
geno ettpas wenig &oflides uno
mari 2enbo6s Mteliertiire oiemlid
unIanft binter iid ins SdloB. 2er-
bod ober ilifte iofort ingrimmig
@alette uno 6arben berbor, iponnte
2einfpon0 oitf Sen 8Ienorabmen
uno griff gum @iniel. Sn fur5er
3eit bate er Die 3iige oes gan-
Tiers ipredeno dbnli6 aus Der ST.
itnertng gemalt.
Sn Ser nG9iten groBen Mitn6ner
&unitaitslteIung bling aud elm neues
@erf BON ser Sano Sran5 2enbahS.
Gs ftente einen olten @eIomediler
0ar, ser an einem Gid lebnte, NIT
Ser einen @ano W2iin5en 5dblte, nit
Ser an0eren aber elm paar @elo-
rolen felt an Die Bruit oriidte. 9as
@eli1t 0es 4lten, oeiien Bid bou
@ier an Sen belen @oloititden bling,
seiate cine unberfennbare Mebnlid-
felt nit Sen 3iigen Oes befannten
8anfiers 4. uno Der Eitel 0es Bill
0es lautete: Scr @ei5"
@an3 Wiiin9en erinlte. 9ie Aus-
Itelung iob glei6 in ben eriten Sa-
gen einen erItaunlih 5ablreiden 8e-
Iuf gerooe BON ieiten Der Wfiinh-
ner, sic ionit befanntlid ibren
&unltausIteIungen gerne in peitem
8ogen olls5umei6en pflegen, Diel-
Ieidt na6 Dem @rllnoias, oaB man
Sen 6remoen BEL Ser Betradtung
Ser &unItperfe nidt inn 8ege iteben
Ioue - l1tto ale, ale Itrebten
nod 0em fleinen Nebeniaale, mo
oos @emdloe Ser @eio" BON
Srar8 2en6a6 bing.
Mad fur8er 3eit erIfien eiu
fremoer Serr Bel Qenboh nno
miinI6te oas Bib Ser @ei5" al
faufen. Ser iunge &iinItler foroer-
te fiibl gero1 oos 9oppelte iener
Gumme, bic er ieiner0eit BON 8an-
fier Z. bereebli6 fir oeiien 8ilOniS
perlongt bate. Ser Sremoe 5dblte
Ben boben 8etrag obne ein @imper-
oufen allf Sen Gid unO iteate nur
0ie 8eoingung, oaB er Oas 8ilO io-
fort obbdngen Iaiien unO aus Der
@usiteuung entfernen oiirfe: gr let
@usldnoer, reiie bereits UNI naditen
Gage in ieine Seimot 8uriid uno
noble oas @en1Gloe iofort peri0nlih
mitnebmen. 2enbod erfl1rte ii1
hermit einperitanOen uno idmun-
aelte beimlid, muBte er bod ge-
ttolt, tper Ser Muftraggeber 0es
vMusI1noers" mar.
S9on cine Straoe nod &aufab-
i6luB perifpano oas 8ilo aus Der
&unitausiteaitng. @s beiBt, man ba-
be ME tpieoer etmaS BON Dem @e-
m1loe Ser @ei5" geb0rt, es lei
in feiner &unitmappe lie obgebiloet
uor6en, nod iemals irgenowo i'm
&~unitban0el mieoer aufgetau9t.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03

gieIe iteben linfs. neil man fe
lints Iiesen lieb.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
Gin 6las Bier 3nr ltlts
re9ten 3eit

9ie sroBe englii6e S6auipieIe-
rim Mrs. Siooons ipielte einmal
in 2eeos. gs mar furdt6ar beiB,
u1o oie &iinitlerin lit uttter entieb-
li6em 9urit, ober man fonrte ibr
ni6ts bieten ols elm @las 8ier, oas
aus Ser nd1iten S9enfe gebolt tper-
ben ioute. Sic nabm es an, uno 10
fdidte man i6nen einen Sungen,
elm @las Bier fir Mrs. Gibbons
6u bolen. 9as Spiel ging inami-
i6en peiter, uno geraoe als Der
Sunge NIT Dem i9oumbeoedten
&ruge aafam, mar Die S6lafmano>
leri5ene oorart. Ser Sunge fragte
einen Mann in Ben &uliIien, mo
W1rs. Siooons tpGre; ga Ser ni1t
tpuBte, mas er bon ibr tpolte, 5eig-
te er auf 6ie 8iibne. Mlsbalo elite
Ser Silnge oortbin uno ging ouf Die
Sdauipielerin 5u uto bot ibr nit
artiger @ebdroe oas @las 8ier an.
Wian fam li9 oas gntlesen Der ge-
rd0e BON lbren u1l0en Srallr1lefl
i6pergeplngtpn 2aop Macbetb bor'
itellen - Der Sunge mid aud nidt
iogleid 8uriid, als iie ber5Deifelt
abpinfte, uno erit als oieier bon
alien Seiten aus Sen &itliiien gu.
riifgerufen mur0e, 5og er ii9 Der.
oubt 6uriid. 9as Hublifum ober
geriet BEL Dem uneriparteten In6lid
0es electromagnetic Sitngen Dor
Der iaIafmanoelnoen 2aoD Macbetb
gang auBer fi6 Dor 8ergniigen, 10.
bob Die tragiide S5ene einen Or.
folg bon elmer Mrt urto elmer 9ali.
er er5ielte, pie ME 5ubor.
BfeIe Iteber lirfs, neil man lie
Washington Journal., 1943-12-03
Sas e6refIi6ife

Gin @aler 8eigte ieinem Sreuno
iein neueites 8ilo: .Sier lit mein
lestes 8erf: 9ie Shladt. Sd fam
Sir iagen, cine Sdladt lit etpas
SdreGHaes." pMd," erpioerte Der
Greuho, lid fam mir gar niht
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Milford chronicle., 1943-09-24

Don't speed-the only thing you
will catch will be trouble.
Milford chronicle., 1943-09-24
HOUSTON

Mrs. Emma Lindalc is not Sc
well; she is suffering an attack OF
rheumatism. She is at the home
of her son, William. where she
went Sunday.
Mrs. Virmadel Kirkby returned
Saturday morning after spending a
week with her husband. Donald F.
Kirkby. in North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. William COulbourne
have received a letter from their
son, Johnson. telling of his arrival
in North Africa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Webb and
daughter, Eileen. of Wilmington.
spent the weekend with his father.
Charles Webb. and aunt, Mrs.
Emma Lindale.
Carl Smith. Jr., of Norfolk. Va.
spent several days with the home
folks quite recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Johnson
visited Mr.. o. H. Newton at Bridge
vile on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kershaw and
daughters. Mary and Roberta. of
Ridgely, Md. were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Paul Greenlee and
son Larry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Slaughter
and family visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles P. Armour, on
Friday evening.
Don't forget the Bond Rally at
the Community Building in this
town on Friday evening. Sept. a.
Help Houston meet its quota-buy
an extra bond that night. Time 500
o'clock.
Houston Methodist Church
Norman C.. Benson, Pastor
Sunday. September 26
10 a. m. Church school,
II a. IN. Morning worship. Ad-
dress. Gods Work In U.s."
1880 p. m. Evening worship. Ad-
dress "Is the Way to Christ Easy?"
MlIlwOOd Methodist Church
2 p. m. Church school.
3 p. m. Afternoon worship.
Williamsville Methodist Church
2 p. m. Church school.
Milford chronicle., 1943-09-24

Mrs. Rogers Alexander, who has
been in the employ of the Pennsyl-
vania r. r. Co. here during the
summer, has been transferred to
Berlin, Md.
Mrs. John Nelson, of Wilmington,
spent the weekend here with Mrs.
Matte Kirk.
Mrs. Jack Journey is very i'll at
her home on Jewell street.
On September 10th, the Lions
District Governors Advisory Com
mittee met in the dining room of
the Maryland High School, and af-
ter dinner the committee made
plans for the administration of the
zone affairs of region III.
The football team of the Della
ware High School opened practice
with approximately 80 boys report
ing to Coach Robert LOckerman.
All the players are of light weight
and inexperienced.
Miss Doris Lee Roswell has en-
tered the Peninsula General Hos
pital School of Nursing, in Sails
Duly, Mu.
Mrs. Mary White. wife of Mr..
James H. White, of this town,
passed away at 3 AM. today (Tues-
day. in her home on Grove street,
following a lingering illness. Mrs.
White leaves. besides her husband,
two sons, Clifton and James. Ar
for the funeral have
not been made at this time.
The fall and winter program for
First Methodist Church, here, will
be inaugurated next Sunday. Sept.
26. with special service at IL A. NJ.
A Quest for Membership ana
Church Loyalty Week campaign
will begin.
On Thursday evening. Sept. S0th,
at $3.50. a Great Fellowship Dinner
in cafeteria fashion, will be served
Milford chronicle., 1943-09-24

Misses Pauline Workman, Mary
Mears and Hulda Rogers have been
on motor trip through Virginia.
visiting Richmond. Virginia Beach
and going over the Skyline drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert wilkins.
formerly of this town. but now
residents of Salisbury, Md, are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of baby girl.
Mrs. Alma Bailey Mustard. clerk
to the Board of Trustees of Sussex
County, has resigned her position.
effective October l. On that date
she is expected to leave to join her
husband. Robert d. Mustard. who
is stationed at Chanute Field, ILL.,.
with the Army Air Force.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Pepper.
who now occupy the Baker apart
ment on South Railroad avenue.
will move to the dwelling on Pine
street now occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. George T. Walls. within few
weeks. Mr.. Walls has accepted
position as caretaker on the estate
of L. S. Senator c. d. Buck. in
New Castle county.
Extensive repairs have been
made to the property of Herman
Givens on East Pine street.
Milford chronicle., 1943-09-24
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near Greenwood

Mrs. Ella Edgell, one of Green
woods Oldest residents, Sc years
passed away Saturday, Sept. IS
She has lived alone for several
years since the death of her hus-
band. She has been in failing
health for a long time, but bore
her suffering bravely, and has
walked the narrow path since a
child. Funeral services were held
at the home of her son on Tuesday
afternoon. Interment was made in
st. Johnstown Cemetery, beside
her husband.
Miss Betty Morris spent several
days the past week with her bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Windsor Morris, of Glenolden, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Coates and
son and William Sheron. of Cam
den, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Lord and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgell
Coates, of Harrington, were supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f.
Russell on Sunday evening. They
also were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
~ - : OOAiAoOn anu WI. anu MIS. II.
c. Edgell in the afternoon. Other
visitors were Misses Elizabeth and
Katie Kinder of Bridgeville, and
Mrs. T. P. Morris and daughter.
Miss Ruth Bradley. of Beacon
College, accompanied by her cou-
sin. spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Brad
ley.
Cpl Ebon Coates. of Camp Ed
wards. Mass. spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edgell Coates.
Albert Johnson, Sr.. is quite i'll
and under the care of physician.
George L. Biddle. of Townsend,
was visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.
Collision on Saturday. Mrs. Colli-
son is improving at this writing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Butler and son. of
were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Dearman on Sun
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burnette.
of Mendenhall. Pa. spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
DOwell.
Miss Mildred Messick spent the
past week with relatives and
friends in Chester.