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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13

da nj ravno casino zanjo. In ko
hoce Veri nato ocitati, da sle-
pomisi z mladim fantom, XII pac
ne more resno mani raeuniti, je
zopet zavrniena tako odlocno,
da zajoee cd jeze in sramu. A
drugace je dobra zenska, rahlih
eustev in gorkega srca kot so po
navadi lahkomiselne naivnice.
Ko Sc izplaka in ko Sc il Vera
odkrito izpove ter il zaupa lju-
bezen svojega srca, je zdajci
zopet mirna in prijateljska. To-
mu Sc cello dozdeva, da prevze-
ma polagoma nekako pokrovi-
teljstvo mad MIN in Vero.
Mravlja in njegova sestricna
Klara sta tudi - zenin in ne
vesta. A Marko skriva svoje "a
rocenstvo, zacetkoma Sc niti To-
mu ne izda. In vendar je njuno
medsebojno razmerje jasno kot
ma dlani, &c ju clovek lie neko-
like Opaque. On je proti Mi
skoraj pretirano ljubezniv, po.
strezljiv kakor skrben oce svo.
jemu otroku miljencu; a nena-
donna je "a malenkost zopet
strog in srborit, tako da je lju.
bosumnost ocividna in da je
ocitno, kako zahteva ljubimec v
MEM "a svoje nesebicno in po-
zrtvovalno nagnenje najvecje
udanosti in ljubezni, naravnost
detinske pokornosti in hvalez
nosti.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13
Y na;iern

V najem
Sc odda stanovanje S 5 sobami,
zgoraj. Kopalnica, klet in pod
stresje. - Prednost ina odra-
sla druzina. - Vprasa Sc pri
NICHOLAS CURILOVIC, 1889
East list Street.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13
CROSS AT CROSSWALKS

Take Steps to save your life!
That's the advice of the Great
er Cleveland Cafety Council to
pedestrians. 1t may take a few
more steps to cross the street
at the corner-but it's a step
in the right direction. Jay walk
er accidents run altogether too
high in the list of pedestrian
fatalities in the Cleveland area.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13
SECTION
ter than usual huh AL?

better than usual huh,- AL? -.
The lad that is everybody's
friend, Mirko Yama, giving the
girls a "break." How kind Of
you! ~. Eddie Budnar prom
ised to start dancing. Don't for
get that, Ed! :. Stan Grego-
rim, sax player in Strukeps or
chestra, claiming he had a good
time. Who wene they, Stan? y.
Tony Sustarcic coming from
Euclid to attend the dance.
Why is it that most of the
boys come from Euclid instead
of going to Euclid? p. While
playing downstairs for a we'd
ding, All Strukel came up
stairs during his intermission
to enjoy himself Bob Skuf-
ca, cousin of our popular friend
Richie, strutting it out on the
dance floor Home with
their friends for a few days
are our popular friends Eddie
Zallar, from the Army; Hank
! Skedel, from the Navy, and
John Raplanovich, from the
Marines. 1t was good to see you
boys and we hope to see you
home for good in the near fu-
ture . Our popular young
friend Harry Lorber is leaving
for the Army soon, so all your.
friends, Harry, wish you the
best of luck.
Two swell people are going
to celebrate an important date
tomorrow. Yes, you guessed it.
1t is going to be their birthday
so Bernice Luzar and Joe Pres
kar we would like to wish many
HAPPY returns of the day and
may you both live to be 100!
We were just notified that
the Juvenile Singing Chorus
under the direction of Louis
Seme is campaigning for new
members, SO how about all of
: you out,.there joining up? They
promise good times for all and
, we know everybody likes to
: sing good old Slovene songs.
t So all you folks, between thir-
{ teen and eighteen are requested
: to join next Thursday at SWH
{ between five and seven.
= Their are no dances to report
! for this weekend but next Sun,
= day there wills be dancing tc
: Strukel's orchestra at SWH.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13
Public Sights
BY the "Sightseers"
f0~t.x.,,as fro,., ,,a,o II,

Continued from page A.
friends and whenever you meet
them, you're bound to have a
good time, SO keep coming to
our dances, boys "Tattler"
claiming that her boyfriend
George Kovic is coming all the
way from Salem, Ohio to be
with her on Valentines Day.
How about bringing him around
for some introductions, "Tatt-
ler"! Val Artel seen selling
tickets in the ticket booth, then
taking time out to come out for
a few dances. You look prettier
on the dance floor, Val 1.
"Okie" keeping Jennie Tomsic
occupied all evening. What was
this we heard that "Okie" was
off of girls? Wally Lunka,
Eddie Intihar and Frank Fen
da showing up in ''zoot suits" :"
>. Oh, boys, if you only knew
how stunning you looked .
Pete Kotoric, known as the IA
vorite partner of all of the
girls. That's really an honor,
Pete . Dan Praznovsky show
ing up minus four teeth. What
happened, Dan, Or would that
be telling? We were wondering
why you wouldn't give us that
usual big smile Ann Opara
coming to a dance. It's about
time you showed up, Ann
Eddie Evancic claiming that he
didn't think he missed anything
by not coming to the dance
You have another thought com.
ing, Ed! Molly - keeping
Stan Kuchar's heart beating
Oh, isn't love grand? MINI
Jagodnik and Emma Rebol.
coming in for a few dances
How come you left so soon
girls? Joe Godec turning
out to be good dancer if per
suaded. Who was the lucky CIR
that taught you, Joe?
Frank Somrak attending thu
dances alone since his buddie.
left for the Navy. 1t really ISM
hard though, is it, Frank?
Tom Langa persuaded into tax
ing a dare and asking certain
someone to dance with him
How did it turn out, Tom? {. .
AL Markic being fed dough
nut by a girl. We bet it tastet
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Uradniki drustva Carniola
Tent

Ma letni seji drustva Carniola
Tent st. 1888 TN. so bill Two
ljeni sledeci uradniki "a letc
1913: Predsednik Joseph Bah
mix, podpredsednik Joseph Sus'
mix, tajnik John Tavear, blagaj'
mix Louis Pike, zapisnikar An
ton Zupan, nadzorni odbor: An
ton zupan, frankie Drobnich in
Felix Strumbelj; bolniski cd
Dor: Joseph Drobnich in Frank
Meserko, drustvena zdravnika
DIR. F. J. Kern in DIR. M. F
Oman.
Drustvo je obenem sklenilo
da 81 'nabavi Sc vojnih bondov
katerih je do sedaj kupilo "a
$3,7O0. Ia Slov. mar. citalnict
je darovalo $12., "a Cankarjeve
ustanovo $12. in "a SLOW. mar
citalnico ma Waterloo Rd. $500
Drustvene seje Sc vrsijo vsa
ko cetrto nedeljo v dvorani st
IL SIND.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13
Uradniki SIND, St. Clair
Ave.
Ave-.

Izmed direktorija Slov. mar.
donna ma st. Clair Ave-, Sc je iz-
volilo sledece uradnike "a leto
194S: Predsednik Janko N. Ro-
gelj, podpredsednik Fran k
Oglar, tajnik John Tavcar, bla-
gajnik Leo Kushlan, nadzorni
in pritozbeni odbor:, Frank A.
Turek, predsed.y John Centa,
Josie Zakrajsek, Charles Ko-
man in Anton Zupan, gospo-
darski in financni odbor Krist
Stokei, preds., Frank Cesnik,
Andrej Tekauc, Louis Zorko,
Charles Vertousnik, prosvetni
odsek: Vatro J. Grill, Erazmus
Gorshe, Joseph Skuk, Milan
Medvesek, Vinko Klemencic,
George Turek, Anthony ]. Tom
se. Direktorske seize Sc vrsijo
vsak drugi torek Y mesecu v So
'bi poleg Slov. mar. muzeja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13
POLE
"a INCOME TAX

toeno in pravilno izpolnjene.
Pri mas dobite tozadevne pole,
Urad je odprt cd 9. zjutraj do
8. ZVecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13
JOHN ROBICH
1850 Meredith Ave.
KE. 5152
Isscce Sc

starejsega moskega, XII bi po-
magal pri delu v gostilni. lima
tukaj lahko dober dom in pla-
co. Poklicite Boulevard 9766.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13
Mali oglasi
PRODA Sc

obrestonosno posestvo ma glav-
nj ulici. Hisa S g.. sobami, ma
$40 e. 185 st. pri Lake Shore
Blvd. Hitremu kupcu Sc proda
poceni. Dobra investicija. Ia.
menja Sc tudi "a Lotto, pod ce.
no.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13
ALOJZ KRAIGHER
MLADA
L.JJJBEZEN

ure "a razvedrilo in "a druzbo.
Tomo je >hvalezen Mravlji, XII
ga je tako lepo napeljal v pri-
pravljanje "a izpit; in cudi Sc
sam sebi, kako lahko, kako igra-
je mu gre cd rok, kako pc sebi
umevno Sc mu zdi to delo, XII
mu je bilo v prejsnjih casih
prenaporno in premucno; cudi
Sc, kako siguren je naenkrat
uspeha, kako gotov je zopet
svojih ciljev. Redno in odvazno
delo, stremljenje brez okleva-
MIA in omahovanja, to mu
daje moralno moe in samoza-
vest, veselje in zaupanje, odloc-
most in ponos. In zdi Sc mu, da
je ravno tukaj tudi vzrok ne
nadni Verini izpremembi. Ali
je mogla pref zaupati vanj? -
Ali sc je mogla pref zanasati
ma niegovo resnicno voljo, ma
njegovo mosko moe? - ko je
zivotaril kot brez misli, brez
namena in brez ella in pred
vsem - brez della? - Delo je
zdravilo zoper malodusnost in
slabost; delo je ona carovnija,
XII nam daje ugleda in nam po-
maga do uspehov, XII nam
ustvarja ugodnosti in blagosta-
; ME - sreco; delo je ona moe,
XII nam pripravlja zaupanje in
ljubezen. - In Tomovo ucenje,
njegovo delo je vzrok veseli iz-
premembi, XII jo opaza pri svoji
! ljubici. Kakor je on vsled della
bolj mozat in bolj siguren, clo-
vek, XII We kaj hoce, kdaj hoce
; in kako; tako je tudi Vera, ki
il je morda podzavedno zrastlc
zaupanje do NIGGA ter Sc ii je
utrdila vera vanj, nenadoms
vsa zadovoljna in zivahna
iskrena in prisrcna, vdana ir
zaupljiva, brez vse bojazni ii
brez vseh strahov, brez vsef
obupnih in crnogledih misli
brez grdih slutenj in nelepif
dvomov, brez sklepanja xiv
ljenjem in brez sanjarenja
samomorilnem zrtv vanju
Njuno razmerje je naenkrat ia
ko preprosto in ljubeznivo, ia
ko odkritosrcno in idilicno, d;
sta jima dust lahki in igraW ka
kor dvema otrokoma, da playa
ia v razkosju vzhicenja in bla
zenosti in srece, pa maj 81 bosti
blizu skupaj ali dalec narazen
- Ono tako kocljivo vprasanj
O uciteljevanju, XII je stale
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13

Tomo zdaj razume, kako da go
je mogla tako odlocno vabih K
sebi; ko bi bila take wolfe, bi
biia najbrze cello dosegla od
svaka, da bi ga sprejel pod
svojo streho - kot nJenega
ljubega prijatelja, XII jo je pri-
sci obiskat. In njena misel niti
nj bila tako nedolzna; sal mu
je dala jasno razumeti, da je
VISA njegova, da il mic nj "a bo-
docnost, da il je sanao "a hip in
"a ljubezen, dokler traja. To-
mo sc nekoliko zmede OBJ pre-
udarku, &c nj ia lahkomiselna
druzba vplivala nanjo, ko Sc je
tako nenadoma odlocila - "a
svojo zrtev. Sklenila je bila
greh in zazelela 81 je bila gre
ha, ker je mislila, da je samo
greh ljubezen. In tudi on je slu-
til greh in je koprnel "a gre
hom - vkljub svojim sklepom
o eistosti in zdrznosti. A &c po-
misli: - sal sta vendar diva sve-
tova, popolnoma razlicna, ma
sprotujoca 81: - svet zunanjo-
sti in povrsnosti, v katerem IL
vita Berta in njen moz, svet
Decamerona in lahkih zgodbic
po 1acinu Casanova; svet don
juanskih zelj in lahkomiselnega
ljubimkanja dveh mladcev, ki
sta zejna samo poljubov in uzi.
vanja in greha, skritega in pre-.
povedanega, brez vseh obvez'
nosti "a bodocnost, brez vsef
skrbi "a >odgovornost in posle'
dice; - in svet notranjosti ir
dusevnosti, v katerem je gref
samo slucajen " katerem je
greh ze - zrtev, v katerem
grehu pravzaprav nj govora
svet brez zahrbtnosti, brez va
rama in brez postranskih mi
sli, brez vseh pikanterij il
osladnosti; svet, XII je V njen
ljubezen - harmonija dveh po
stenih dus, XII snujeta in pri
pravljata spojitev "a zivljenj'
v cistosti in nedolznosti, '
pravicnosti in ocitnosti. In To
mo je vessel ,da sta bila Berta il
Hubert zmerom tuja Veri; sre
cen je in zadovoljen, ker ju on:
cello druzabno nadvladuje; I'd
Sc mu, da je njena moe MAJ
NINA - moe cistega mad necis
tim.
Tomo in Marko sta z najvec
jo vnemo pri studiranju. Odlo
Gene imata ure "a ucenje te
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13

Rodprimo borbe Amerike "a demo-
kracijo In syobodo sveta = nakupom
yoj1iih bondov in vojno- var6evaInih
znAaAkl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-13
r ~ ~
lSce

Sc zensko "a eiseenje in pra-
nje. Stalno delo in dobra plaza.
Poklicite IVanhoe 2460.
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ment's notice to jump in as relief
pitcher Che did swell job couple
of weeks ago, when he won himself
a ball game), Maier, in his addi-
tional role as manager of the team,
is proving himself one of the best in
the league. Given the job when it
was obvious that the Owls were
slipping and slipping badly, he
quickly pulled the team together
and almost overnight turned what
looked like lethargic, don't-give-a-
damn bunch of players, into win
ming ball club.
P. S. Don't forget the four big
nights at the Stadium this month:
Thursday the 18th, Hagerstown
Night; Friday the 9th, Connie
Mack's Athletics; Saturday the 18th
and Monday the 30th, Chamber of
Commerce Booster nights (see story
on front page).
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Sell Exotic Wares.

Army Exchanges, which follow
American troops wherever they go,
are now dealing in such items as
kangaroo rugs, grass skirts, and ma
tive-made jewelry, in addition to
their staple line of cigarettes, candy,
soft drinks, and other home COM
modities, the War Department has
been informed. Since many Of the
soldiers want to send such things
home, the Exchange Service buys
them from the natives at a reason
abel price and resells them to the
soldiers. The natives were inclined
to "jack up the price" on direct
sales. Grass skirts sell for approx
imately $3.50, while a good kanga-
roo rug may cost $40.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19
Waste Fats Collected.

Waste kitchen fat collections
throughout the country totaled g.
440,274 pounds during the month of
June, setting an all time high mark
since the Inauguration of this pro-
gram in July, 1912, WPB has re-
ported The total collected is still
not sufficient to meet war demands.
WPB Region l. comprised of the
New England States, ranked first in
pounds collected per occupied
dwelling.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1913

partment announced recently. At
each of the legal assistance Offices,
commissioned officers of the Judge
Advocate Generals Department,
Army Service Forces, who are also
licensed attorneys, are on duty. Dur
ing recent period so typical legal
assistance offices reported that since
their establishment they have as
sisted military personnel in total
of $4,000 matters.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19
Well talk business.

Pvt. John W. Stage, Cresaptown,
Allegany county, holds an honorable
discharge from the army today-out
of the service before he was actual
ly old enough to enter it. Stage
said he gave his age at 10 when he
joined the Marine Corps in 1910. He
served one year and eight months
On May 6 of this year he was draft
ed into the army. since Selective
Service records showed him to be
of draft age. However, it was dis
covered that his correct age is Is.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

Maryland was tied for third place
among ten States in the production
Of honey up to July l, the U. S.
Department of Agriculture reports.
The average yield of surplus honey
per colony of bees in the State was
II pounds, with $4,000 colonies of
bees at the beginning of the honey
flow.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19
Legal Aid To Soldiers.

Legal aid, ranging from drawing
wills to solving problems in insur-
ance, is being provided to soldiers
by more than 600 legal assistance
officers in military installations in
the U. S. and abroad, the War De-
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19
BEHIND
HOME PLATE
By DOUG STEWART

Have You Noticed:
That before every pitch Rankin
has regular little routine? He
deliberately sticks his thumb in
his mouth and then wipes it across
his shirt front.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

John N. Robinson, aged one year
and five months, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Berkeley Robinson, 1929 Con-
cord street, died at the Washington
County hospital Aug. IL.
Besides his parents he is survived
by grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Robinson, of Smithsburg, and Mr..
and Mrs. George Dean, of McClel-
lanstown, Pa,
The body was removed to the
Hoover funeral home in Smithsburg
and later was shipped to McCiel-
lanstown for burial.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19
HANGOVERS
BY
LITTLE HEISKELL

Editors Note-The views and
opinions expressed herein do not
necessarily reflect the editorial
policy of this paper, but are en-
tirely those of the writer.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

Eating will soon be a case of swa1-
lowing your pride and anything else
you can get.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

Saturday, with Requiem High Mass
at 9 o'clock at st. Joseph's monas-
terry. Interment in the Cathedral
cemetery.
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The Honernaker's
Corner
Continued from Page S.
Peach Butter

Peacn Butter
S lbs. peaches
2 cups water
2 t. cinnamon
/ t. cloves
2/3 cup sugar to each cup of fruit
Peel peaches, remove pits, Place
in large pan and add water. Cook
until tender on Low heat Put
peaches through sieve and measure
Add spices and sugar and allow to
stand until sugar has dissolved. Re-
turn to Low" heat and cook until
thickened. Pour into sterile jars
and seal with paraffin.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

Now rationing is Q. K. with me,
but at the same time, it amt do
ing the country any good. First
Thing you know a lot Of these b'hoys
will be looking for their home brew
recipes that proved such comfort
and joy to 'em way back when Vol
stead decided to pin wings on $780,
100000 Americans. If that comes to
pass, there'l be more demands for
buckets and wash-tubs and when
they amt available, the morale of
the beer-drinkers will crack like a
whip.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

P. S. - Don't forget Hagerstown
Night at the Ball Park August 26;
also two other booster nights, Au-
gust % and 80, when 500 in War
Bonds will be given away each
night.
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Picked Crab Apples

IVChlCu OAdb 1AppACS
lbs. crab apples
whole cloves
334 lbs. sugar
X box stick cinnamon
2 cups vinegar
cup water
Remove flower ends of apples and
replace with cloves. Place in alter
nate layers apples, sugar, and CHINA
mon sticks in large pan. Pour vine
gar mixed with water down side of
pan. Cook for 3 to hours or until
apples are tender. Pack in sterilized
jars and seal. 2{
White sauce with a touch of
grated cheese, hard cooked egg, or
chopped parsley makes different
dish of potatoes, carrots, or turnips.
1t adds calories, calcium, and other
nutrients.
Cheese is a concentrated food full
of protein, calcium, fat, and vitamins
A and BIZ.
Moulding does not spoil cheese.
The mould may be cut off and the
rest used quickly before it dries out.
If your icebox is overcrowded,
you will find that certain fats, pic
kles, jelly, and hydrogenated vege-
tables will keep at room tempera-
ture. Heavy store wrappings, card
board cartons, and tops of vege-
tables that are not going to be
cooked can easily be left out of the
icebox.
Cooling warm foods before stor-
ing and covering most foods except
those with thick skins will keep
down the temperature of your ice
box. Otherwise, their heat, flavor,
and moisture escape to freeze on the
cooling unit.
Vitamin A is the only vitamin
which your body can store UP
against winter needs. 1t can be
found in leafy summer vegetables
like spinach, kale, and turnip tops
i P. S. - Don't forget Hagerstowr
Night at the Ball Park August 26
also two other booster nights, Au-
gust % and 80, when $500 in War
Bonds will be given away each
night.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

Miss Margaret EckenrOde, an en-
ployee for many years of the West
ern Maryland Railway Company in
this city, died Aug. II at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Clarence Cashour,
Irvington, near Baltimore. Until
recently Miss Eckenrode made her
home here with her sister, Miss
Anne Eckenrode.
She was a member of st. Mary's
Catholic church and the Sodality.
Funeral services were held from
her sisters home in Irvington on
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

And speaking of morale, there
just amt nothing better to boost a
guys ambition than a tall glass of
the AMBER olored fluid And that's
why me thinks there oughta be
something done about this shortage.
After all few hours in the garden
in the evening amt so bad if at the
end of pushing spade you have a
bottle a-waitin' yuh. (And don't
ask nee whether or not spade gar
dens; the colsest I come to that is
cleaning my dainty f1nger-nailsD
/ don't know what causes this
scarcity of beer, but I'm gonna find
out just as soon as 1 get around to
writing to those big brewery
barons. Here we are in the midst of
war production job and no suds.
1t just amt what the doctor or
dered, and perhaps that's just an
other reason why a lot of the fe
males resemble floating skeletons.
i Back in the Volstead days, when
home-brew was an art, there were
more overweight Fatimas to the
square mile than votes cast for King
Richard in the last election.
I don't recall who that slug was
who yelled "My Kingdom for a
Horsev but if you're interested and
have a cold one on ice give me a
ring.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

Miss Mary Catherine Shank died
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jay Fogle, Smithsburg, aged 80.
Surviving are her sister, Miss
Jane Shank, Smithsburg; brother,
Robert, Vinton, Va; granddaughter,
Mrs. Fogle, and 2 great-grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday at st. Mary's Catholic
Church, Hagerstown, Rev FIR. Smith
officiating. Interment in Smiths
burg cemetery.
Mrs. Emma E. King, wife of o. w
King, Boonsboro, died at her home
Aug. IS, after an illness of about
four weeks, aged 81 years
The deceased was a daughter OF
Benjamin and Sarah (Easterday)
Suman of Boonsboro and was q
member of the Boonsboro Reformed
Church. Surviving, besides he1
husband, are a son, S. Pierce King
Boonsboro; grandson, S. Brader
King, Boonsboro, and sister, Mrs
Gertrude Ford, Boonsboro.
Funeral services were held or
Monday at the home, the Rev. Pau
Helm, Jr, officiating. Interment ir
BoonSboro cemetery.
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Vitamin A is the only vitanin
which your body can store up
against winter needs. It can be
found in leafy summer vegetables
like spinach, kale, and turnip tops.
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nochan, at home.
Services were held at the First
Brethren Church Wednesday, with
Rev. Dr. Edwin Boardman offici-
ating. Interment in Rose Hill GEM
etery.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

Columns n columns have been
written about the drouth;0 farmers
have gone haywire after looking
over their burned up cornfelds, and
it's on record that the fair sex have
discarded all clothing except that
which will get 'em by the censors.
The male of the species have long
since discarded coats and neckties,
and those who can afford to waste
a few extra gas coupons are loafing
along the streams of the county
swatting flies between swan dives
into the cool clear waters. Little
babes are being parked under the
old apple tree in the backyard, and
the coal dealers are wondering what
they did to deserve all this. The
iive-iumpers have slowed down to
{. waltz and the gray-beards are re-
calling the days way back in the
eighties when the folks hereabouts,
Just for the hell of it, fried eggs on
the sizzling sidewalks. But the
guys who are really suffering these
days are those who enjoy nice
cold, frosty bottle of beer.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-19

Donald Leroy Chilly, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Chilly, 664 North
Prospect street, died Sunday at the
Washington County Hospital, aged
two months and two days.
Surviving are his parents, brother,
William, at home; grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Albert Mills, Pectonville,
and William Chilly, Pinesburg.
Funeral services were held Tues
day at the Albert Mills home, Rev.
William Murray officiating. Inter
ment in Parkhead cemetery.