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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Pid8eon
And Greer
See Alike
Continued from First Stage Page

Continued from First Stage Page
we enjoy working together"
PidgCOn said
Most of them are obvious.
hut when two persons must be
together week after week on a
movie set. the human, personal
ones are the most important.
For one thing, we never get
on each others nerves.
Greer is always lively, good
companion and has IA sense of
hun1Or.
"Her feeling do not hurt
easily, and we have lot of fun
ribbing each other"
Miss Carson says she's never
been luckier than having Pidgeon
for a co-Star in M-G-M films,
which have resulted in memoir
able successes for both. including
the last Academy A ward for
Miss Carson
walter is rs fine person aS
he is an actor" she said
In creating the real life roles
Of Marie and Pierre Curie. Miss
Carson and Pidgeon have been
given one of the most tender and
fascinating stories OF married
romance ever lived.
He likes to live a role as
do" she said.
we discussed the CURES for
weeks before the picture started,
until there was nothing of in
terest about Pierre and Marie
Curie we didn't know from read
ing everything that had been
written concerning their per-
SOnal lives and scientific back
ground"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Also on the Bill

Eve Arden, Walter Catlett,
Gail Patrick and lots of your
screen friends are also on the
bill.
And if that isn't enough OF a
musical treat for you, just wait
until the curtain rises on the
stage show which features the
Andrews Sisters in person.
Mitchell AyreS and his orchestra
and several other attractions
you'll go notes" about
An all-Star collection is await
ing you al the Palms-State this
week, but without benefit of
music. This is a straight drama
so you can take your celebrities
like Merle Oberon, Brian Aherne,
Charles Laughton and like il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Cry Havoc's Last Week

The Cass offers the second
and last week of Cry Havoc,
that stirring drama about the
women of Baiaan who made
such a heroic stand
More a series of viGnctteS
than a play, this Allen kenward
opus has an excellent cast
headed by Flora Campbell Flor
ence MacMIchacl. Bridget Hart
and Mary Herriott
"Harcm Scarcm," scheduled
for the following week has been
Cancelled and nothing is set UNI
ul Katharine Cornell and her
company open in Chekov $ The
Three Sisters, April 70
Junior Miss VIII open AT the
Ca,> MAY ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Music Course
Held Here

THE SPRING term Of Prof
Glenn d. NcGeOChs noncredIt
course in music appreciation viii
open IN Detroit at 100 p m.
Monday the University of Mich
igan extension service has an
nounced Lectures viii be held
in the Horace II. Rackham Edu-
cational Memorial
The course is open 20 all per-
sons Interested in music. and
VIII include symphonic and OPP
cratic studies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Nelson Eddy
Here Thursday

NELSON EDDY, well-knoWn
American baritone, will sing q
concert at the Masonic Temple
Thursday evening,
The program will include selec-
tions from Handel, Mozart and
Rachmaninoff and folk songs.
Mr.. Eddy will be accompanied
by Theodore PaXon, pianist, who
will present a group Of solos
from the works of DebusSy.
The barltone'S present tour
will include 20 cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
THenTeR
GOSSIP
Merry Musicals
Draw Big Crowds
TO Two Film Houses

TlIE more tho musical, 'he
L more the ncruer audiences
on current screens. Judging from
this weeks wild attendance OF
the Fox and the Michigan, TWO
houses which have the latest On
celMloid swing
Something 10 Shout About
al the Fox has Just about every
one in il that YOU can expect 90
find in q musical production as
we'll As Cole Porter tunes which
are worth whlStAnC.
YOU'D Sc SO Nice TO Come
Home To may not bs 50 gram
uaucal but when a song like
that hits the hit parade who
cares about SNntaN?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

HOLLYWOOD, April 3 Sue
cess of Edgar Bergen'S Mexican
broadcast has him thinking IN
other directions. Next trip may
be to Honolulu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Passion Play
To Be Presented

THE CATHOLIC THEATER
will present the Rev. EmnAet
Hannick'S Passion Play in the
Detroit Institute Of Arts this
month. marking the third year
that the drama has been staged
by the theater.
Performances viii be held
from April Is to 81 with special
matineeS April II and Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Ameche in Cast

Well that's luSt one or The
numbers introduced IN tins finn
which boasts a east OF Don
Aneche- Janet Blair. Jack
Oakie, William Gaxton, Cobina
Wright Jr. and the new radio
and record sensation, Hazel
Scott, who plays and chants
those Porter tunes IN enchant-
ing fashion,
In fact. she and Lena Horne
are the two sepia sensations of
the year and film fans are fall
ing for them as hard as cafe
society crashed last year.
The Michigan picture has an
equally imposing lineup for ITS
tuneful treat, rightly titled Hit
Parade of 1913" in chich John
Carroll and Susan Hayward
have the leading romantic roles
as co-composers of several songs
which you viii hear Count Base,
Duke Ellington, Freddie Martin,
Frank Sinatra and most all of
your radio favorites introduce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
LaughabIe Revue

Meanwhile THE MerTy-Go-
Founders" 60 dizzily on at the
Wilson where Henry Duffy'S va
riety revue IS provoking packed
houses to laughter at every per-
Torrance.
Replacing Belle Baker with
Nan Rae and Mrs. Waterfall was
decided improvement. for the
two radio condolences have a
very amusing act. Ether fans
VIII remember them from the
Kate Smith hour.
The whole show is going out
10 the army air base at RomuluS
Monday afternoon To entertain
the bows stationed there.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

grfreulibertpeiie bat ,.niere Regiee
rung bantit beeonnen, ueue Moelib-
feiten fir Mebrproouftton bon Nab'
rungsmitteln auer art al Idaffen.
Cine 3uIammentunft bon alliierten
@rperten lit 5um 18. Mtai beruien
tporoen, um Wittel unb @ege al fin'
oen, ser bungernoen 8elt an Silfe
81 fomnten.
@roBer nno oriidenoer als oie letb,
libe Scot Ser our6 einen langen an
Mubial uno @ntbebrung rei6en &ries
nieoergeoriidten Wenidbeit lit sic fee
lii6e Scot, Die Iusli6tsloiisfeit aui
Elm frieoli6es, menl6li6eres 0aieir.
@s miro oesbalb bon fr1noamentaler
8ibtigfeit iein, elmer in &atloiigtei:
uno 8er5peiflung ibmadtenoen 8elt,
ieoem @in3elnen unO gan5en 80lfern
nieoer in tbre unper6uBerli6en
menidlt6en Hebte ein5uiesen. Die
Samilie ntub tpieoer in lire beilisen
&e6te eingeiest tperoen, oamit Sic
ein5ig iolioe, auf 9edt uno @eredj-
tigfeit gegriinoete io5iale Ieuoronlng
tpieoer bergeiteqt miro. Cine 6riltz
lide &inoerer5ieblng IN Saus uno
Sdule, Die ser arieg falt gang ser
itort bat, mub bas 5unoament ser
neuen io5ialen Oronung un6 ser
nel1en Staaten btloen. Dem CUR Sfla>
perei perurteilten Mrbeiter miiiien Sic
geredten anipriide eines freien Wen-
iden 5uriidgegeben tperoen. Cine auf
oieien iolioen Sunoamenten aufsebau-
te neue 8eltoronung fam uno miro
Die Sooesmunoen beilen, tpelhe Der
fiir6terlid)e &rieg Der Meni6beit se-
i6lagen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

bei5upfli6ten. l1no ebenio oarf oas
patifaniide 8latt Der 3uitimmune
eaer 5iDililierten Wenl6en ii6er iein,
penn es eine iolbe Srbnung ais
ubeionii6' uno als ,,neues 8arbaren
tlm' be5eihnet.
3nar, Deutidlano tpuroe in Dem
2eitartitel ME nit gamen genannt,
aber auf pen oieie ltarfen 8orte ee-
miin5t paren, 6ariiber fonnte pobl
nidt oer tleinite 3peifel iein. 9urd
Elm 10 betont i6arfes slbriiden, burb
Die flare uno einoeltige Seltiteaung,
oaB bier beioniihe Meni9en elm Ct
pertinent porbaben, uoa5u beltimmt,
III 9lut gu ideitern", bat Der 8ati-
tan Ser ,,Neuen Oronung' Sitlers
einen tueiteren t0oli9en 5tob ber=
iest.
aueroings lit es Inn oieie neue
Oronung in Der lesten 3eit reidlid
1tiu geporoen. Selbit sic gaa3is re-
sen niht mebr germ bon ibr. gs iiebt
gang 10 aus, als liege oieIes pielse=
prieiene &on5ept l,nter ben mG6tigen
5trei6en Der MQiierten in ben lesten
3iigen.
9lber ser batifanii9e 2eitartitler
oa6te tpobl an bas &e5ept 3aratbu=
ltras: "8as faut, oas iou man audi
nod ltoBen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
0a6triegsluelts&lGne

8on peri6ieoener Seite, bon &e-
gierungsleitern, Solitifern unb Sefos
nomen bes ST. uno Muslanbes lino
Bldne fir eine na6 bem &riege auf-
5uiteaenoe Nel1oronung in &ori6lag
gebraht tporoen. Die Soee fann fei-
nesmegs als berfriibt betra6tet tpers
Sen, oa gu ibrer enogiiltisen poaen
2oiung Elm nidt geringer Mufman5
bon 3ett uno Mrbeit ben0tigt piro.
9ie 8elt liegt i6tper franf oarnie=
Ser. Sbr 3uitano peridlimmert itd,
belonoers in ben unntittelbar bonn
&rieg betroffenen Sdnoern uno miro
un5peifelbaft nad Ser geieoerlegung
Ser 8affen in Elm afutes Staoilm
treten. Daraus ergtbt itb bie unbe~
bingte geottpenbigfeit, Dor allem nit
elmer allgemeinen n1ateriellen Silfe
ben Infang a1 MAIDEN. @s gebort elm
poblourdoabter 8lan unb Elm gut
organiitertes gu iammenarbeiten ba3u,
nen ungliidliden l1eberlebenben Nab=
rungsmittel, &leioung, Sboa6 ,1no
dr5tlide Silfe 5ufommen 81 laiieu,
Serner miihen Wilionen bon Mrbeits=
loien in BEN europaii6en 2Gnbern 2e=
bensmogli6feiten seidaffen tperoe,1
our6 3ufubr bon Brooutten l.nb Ma=
i6inen in Sabrtfen uno Idertpirt.
16aft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

beuren 5rteobof' in Seberan, mo- Die
2ei6en pieler polniider 4tnoer BE-
graben liegen, uno beidrieb sic pol.
niiden 4naben in etnem Sliidtlings~
lager bel Seberan als ,,lebenoe Ste+
lette in 5erlumpten &leioern Inn Brot
bettelno".
8iidof @atplina foroerte oie Ime'
rifaner auf oafiir gu beten, oab oas
gleno Ser polniiden &inoer Elm @noe
nebme.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
Scr NQtifan uno bic ,,Neue Orbnunq"

Inter oieier Spismarte i6reibt Ole
,,N. 9. Staats5eitung":
) 8enn oer sluBeumitiiter Ser &u'
rie, oer 4arotnalitaatsiefretar an
Iit6ten in Die Seffentlidteit au brin'
GER periu6t, sic er ielber aus oiplo.
matiiden @riinoen nidt ausipreden
fann ODER min, bann ldBt ct oen Gro
fen @ilieppe oaua Eorre fommen,
BEN gbefreoatteur bes ,,Siierbatore
&omano", 11no tags barauf tpeiB Die
8elt, tpie Der 8atitan iiber oiele ODER
iene 6rage 6enft.
Ser ,,Snerbatore &omano" lit in
Ger @elt ser 3eitunsen elm unitum in
ieiner @rt. CT bat nur cine Muflage
bon 10000 @remplaren, tpas ettpa
ser 8eoeutung zines &leini itaotblat>
tes entipribt, uno miro auBer bon
'@eiitliben un6 8etpobnern Der 8ati-
fanitaot faum geleien. un6 oenno6:
ein 2eitartifel oes ,,Onerbatore"
oringt iofort in oue flint 8infeI Der
flint &ontinente, miro bon alien inter-
nationalen Nabrtatenaeenturen uno
8eridteritattern runo INN Die @rbe
gefabelt. @arum? @eil man tpeiB,
oab bur6 BEN Wfuno oieies i9einbar
10 unbeoeuten6en 8lattes Die Stimme
Der bo6iten moraliiden ssSnitan5 auf
@roen iprt6t, Der 8tfar gbriiti.
60 fann alio Die ein5ige batitani=
i6e 3eitung ni6t nit normalen
BreiiemaBitdben gemeiien mer6en, unb
eas eben sibt ieoer AeuBerung aus
Der Se6er bes @rafen oalla Eorre ibr
ipe5ifii6es @etpi9t. Das bat man
eben tpie6er einmal geieben, als oas
Organ Der &urie eegen Die ,,Neue
Oronung" @oolf Sitlers 9teaung
nabm.
Man brau9t fein Ratbolif 5u iein,
nidt etnmal Gbriit, I'M Ser Muffai-
iung 6es 8atifans, cine tptrfli4e
neue Sronung tonne nibt aus elmer
Goftrin berborgeben, bic fid auf @ai.
ienpribtlegien uno @e,palt griin6e,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
8olle 100000 bon 100000 pol

Bolle 100000 bon 100000 pol.
niider, in ben Sabren 1939-40 nab
&ublano gebradter &inoer iino ,,oor
9unger uno Qnitrengung" umgefom-
men, beriibert 8iidof Soief @atplina,
@bef Der 5elotaplane Der polnii6en
Mrmee, in einem Mufruf I'M Silfe
fir oie nod lebenoen in &uBlano cyl
lierten &inoer.
en einem bon Der National .Gatb<
olic @elfare Conference oerbreiteten
Mppeu i6iloerte Der 8ildof bes tpel-
teren aub Dos traurige Cos Der pol
uiiden Sliidtlingstin6er in SSSraf uno
Sran. Ct iprad bon einem "unge'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
Gbritms an aSrieoensfonieremstiid

porals, Weniben, oie nad @ottes
gilo nno @leidnis eridaffen itno !;
oas aber beoertet, oaB lie oie 8abl
baben fret 5u pdblen uno gu entihei-
0en."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
F0RNI'S
Hei-Oel Liniment
r n n Alg&

Jeder, der an rheumatischen und
neuralgischen Schmerzen leidet, will
sofortige Linderung haben. Die
ausserlichs Cegenwirkung Won Forni's
Heil-Oel Liniment wirkt schnen und
bringt willkommene Linderung Won
den Qualen Won rheumatischen und
neuralgischen Schmerzen, muskul0sen
Ricksnsehmerzen, steifen oder
schmerxenden Muskeln, Verrenkun-
gen, Stosswunden oder Verstauchun.
gen, juekenden oder brennenden
Flssen - vie die erfolgreiche Erfah.
runs Won Tausenden seit Iber IS Jah-
rem bewiesen hat. Heil-Oel list elm
hnderndes, antiseptisches Mittel, das
sofort reiches, rotes Blut in die &C.
schwollenen, irritierten, schmerzenden
Cegenden zieht. Kaufen Sic noch
heute cine Flasche Heil-Oel Liniment
und geniessen Sic selbst die Vorteile
seiner wohltuenden, heilenden Warme.
Und bestellen Sic gleichzeitig
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28
FORMS ALPENKRAUTER

Mehr ais Elm Abfthrmittel, es list auch
cine Magentitigkeit anresende Medizin.
hsrSsstellt aus f0 medizinischen Wurzeln.
krsutern und Pflanzen. Bringt TRACE
Darme zum Arbeiten. Hilft verhirteeen
Abfall auszuschsidsn,-treibt Case und
Blxhunsen. hervorgerufen durch Hartlei-
bigkeit. aus. Cibt dem Magen das anse-
nehms Cefiihl Won Wsrme und komfort
Einxunehmsn wie suf dem Etikett ange-
geben.
MacheA Sic Won dem untenstehenden
"Spexaal- -Angebet" kupon Cebrauch.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

Mus Der Sbtpei5 fommt Die Nah-
ridt, baB bas 81. Tud, in peldem
Der 2ei6nam Gbrilti eingebiiat mar,
in Si6erbeit gebrabt tporoen. Sour
9onig Biftor gmmanuel, Brin5 1m'
berto 11nb oer @r5bii6of bon Turin
ipifen, tpobin bas 2etntub, oas Bis
ber in ber 4atbeorale bon Eurin auf'
betpabrt tpuroe, perbra6t tporoen lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28


menidliden @eieaidaft, Dor allen
Gapit Bius Der 3tpolfte, Der beri6ie-
oentli6 uno einoringli9 ben 6riitli-
den gbarafter eines fiinftigen @elt-
frie6ens betont bot, baben lnberbiint
erflart, baB MIR Elm a1f driitli6ent
Sunoament aufgebauter Sriebe Der
entapeiten @elt einen oauernben
Srieoen gu ii6ern initanoe lit.
Dieies pidtige Sbema beipra6 I'M.
ldngit Sollanos Bremierminiiter 9r.
@erbranbpin 2onbon anldBlib elmer
6eier Ser 2onooner Mtiiionsgeieus
idaft. @r ipra6 ote tpoblbesriinoete
8efiir6tung aus, oaB, tpenn gbriltus
in ben 8ere6nungen uno Blanen Ser
Staatsmdnner in 3ufunft tpieber alt
Fer adt gelaiien miro, tpenn ct tpieoer-
Inn am &onferen5tiid) Der fommen6en
Srieoensberbanolungen auf oie Seite
geitellt meroen iollte, es iebr fragli6
iein 6iirfte, oh oas &onigrei1 Der ytie=
eerlanoe ooer audi 0as britiide @nls
pire ii9 bon Sen S6tpierigfeiten uno
grnieorigungen, oie beibe our6ma6en
muBten, miro erbolen f0nnen. Sber=
fld6li6e &eformer faieln 5tpar beute
iebr biel bon elmer neuen @eltorb=
nung, bergeiien babel aber, oaB Der
8aumeiiter Der @elt unb au6 elmer
neuen 8eltoronung @ott lit uno ionlt
niemano. @r ntmmt nl1r 1tniere Weit=
bilfe an 6arin." l1eber oen 80lfer=
bun6 iogte ser boudn6ii6e 8renier=
miniiter, oaB er eine i6pade, aber
cine bemerfenstperte 6riitlibe @inri6=
li6e @inrt6tl,ng getpeien 'ei. l1no
porttDortlid) fubr er fort: ,,Die inter-
rationale 3uiammenarbett unter ben
peri6ie6enen 80lfern tpurbe bon @r5=
feinb bes &reu5es gbriltt berbinbert,
Der ii6 in unier Denfen eingei6liben
batte, Inn uns 5u tdui6en unb irre
au fiibren. 9as Yroblem europa
fann MIR gel0lt meroen, tpenn Die Der.
anttportli6en Staatsmanner ben Wut
aufbringen iperoen, Die lleberbriit'
flung Der &luft stpiiben Soeal uno
8trfli6feit 6ur6 Spfer an Ingriff
5u nebmen; nur penu mir llns beien
bepubt iino, oaB Elm SSoeal, oas tbe-
oretiid fir Die gan5e 8elt aufgeteut
uno BON ibr angenommen peroen
tann, praftii i9 MIR oaour6 in bic
@irflibfeit iiberfiibrt tperoen fann,
oaB in alien 80lfern tpenigltens 6te
@run6iubitan5 6riltli6en @eiltes lei
benoig iit, fann Die 6riitli9e &ultur
gerettet tperbe11." 1eber Die tpirt=
idaftliden Brobleme duBerte iid
@erbranop: ,,@enn mir an uniers
mirti6aftliden 5ortidritte 6enfen,
erfiiat itd unier Ser5 NIT itol5er &C.
nustuung. @s eibt Elm @ort, oas
oieien 5tol5 ausoriidt, uno bieies
@ort beibt ~Sortidritt''. Nber mir
Meniben oes 20. Sabrbunoerts itno
nibt oaoon iiber5eugt, oaB nit oie=
fem 5orti6ritt 6ie Soee @ottes uno
eie Soee >oes Sdopfers tpeiensnot~
pen6ig berbunoen iei.... unier gan-
5es politiides uno pirtidaftli6es 2e=
ben bon beute aber idreit nod @ott;
es brau6t @ott. No9 ME inn 2aufe1
Ser @eibidte Der .Sabrtauienoe lit
oas @briitentum fir bic Wenidbeit
10 unumgdngli6 nottpen6ig getpeien
uie fir l,ns Meniden Der @egenmart.
01C<L4o., S,L MA TL~;S4o.,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-28

Mebr als 100000 &inoer i'm Mlter
bon 2 Bis 8 Sabren iino, tpie bic ia.
tbolii6e polniide Breiieagentrr Be.
rt9tet, IN gan5 europa bon ben Na5i
eeral1bt tporoen. XauIenoe bieier Sin.
Ger tperoen ge5tpungen, fir Die ber'
tuun6eten Na5iioloaten 8lut ab5uge'
bet.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-26

hold fats saved every day by each
of Washington County's 1850 fam
lilies during the second year of the
WPB fat savage campaign would
provide enough glycerin to make
$4,000 anti-aircraft shells, it was
estimated today by one of the larg-
est single collectors of this vitality
needed war material.
Although only fraction of this
amount has been saved daily by the
average family, the steady increase
in contributions has been encour-
aging. Indications are that nation
wide results of the campaigns mi
tial year, ending the the first week
in July, totaled more than 65,000,-
900 pounds of household fats, based
on Owls report for the first eleven
months This is one third of the an
nual quota for the nation of 200,-
100000 pounds.
Don't let up on your salvaging of
this important item, needed more
now than ever, in carrying on the
war program.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-08-26
The .. Arrives

Mr.. and Mrs. Romayne NJ Beyard,
228 Hager street, announce the birth
of a son, August 16, at the Washing
ton County Hospital. (Welcome lit
tie "Boy Scout.")
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger D. Shelleman,
1921 Sherman avenue, are the par
ents of son, born August IL at the
Washington County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Holt, 518
West Church street, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son,
August 18, at the local hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Free, 325
w. Franklin street, announce the
arrival of daughter, August IS, at
the Washington County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Frazier,
20 Summit avenue, are the parents
of daughter, born August 10 at the
local hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar T. Martin, 334
Summit avenue, are the parents of
daughter, born August 10 at the
Washington County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Mills, 356
Central avenue, announce the ar
rival of baby girl, August 10, at the
Washington County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Moore,
131 North Mulberry street, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of son, August 20, at the local hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce N. Powell,
1915 Columbia Drive, are the par
ents of a son, born Aug. 20 at the
Washington County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian T. Morgan,
Jr., 406 Guilford avenue, announce
the birth of a son on Aug. 81, at the
local hospital. welcome to Base
ball young man"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Bone
broke, 743 West Washington street,
are the parents of daughter, born
Aug. 81 at the Washington County
Hospital. The father is serving in
the U. S. Army and is stationed in
Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Amos, Jr.,
349 West Side avenue, announce
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The Homemaker's
Corner
By MARY DOUGLAS

Home drying of fruits and vege-
tables in wartime is especially i'm
portant because it does not require
sugar - nor the rubber and other
materials used in more common
types of food preservation.
Fruits commonly dried at home
are: Apples, apricots, figs, peaches,
pears, nectarines and plums. Vege-
tables ordinarily dried are: Sweet
corn, shelled mature beans and peas
and okra. In recent years beets,
leafy green vegetables, green peas,
snap beans, peppers, pimentos,
pumpkins and squash have been
added to the list. Sweet potatoes
should be dried only in those parts
of the country where they cannot
be stored. Herbs, including celery
leaves and parsley, are easily dried
in the air.
Potatoes, turnips, carrots, pars-
nips and late maturing cabbage
should be stored in cellars or out
door pits.
Sulphuring is a good treatment
for many fruits and when properly
used, it is not harmful. 1t protects
certain vitamins during the drying
process, and preserves natural fruit
color and flavor
For specific directions on drying
fruits and vegetables, also for the
sulphur process, write to the U. S,
Department of Agriculture, Wash
ington, D. c.. for the Farmers Bulle-
tin No. 1918, Drying Foods For Vic
tory Meals"
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The Homemakers Corner and News OF Local and County People

the arrival of son on Aug. %, at
the Washington County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence M. Bra
gunier, Park avenue, are the par
ents of a daughter, born Aug. % at
the Washington County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Angle,
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Staff Sgt. Paul Kreglo has re-
turned to his station at Camp Swift,
Texas, after spending a short leave
with his wife and infant son in this
city.
Mrs. Roy Davis of, this city has
announced the marriage of her
daughter, Miss June Davis, to Pfc
Joseph R. Wood, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wood, of Jefferson, Md, the
marriage taking place at Burkitts-
vile, Md, on July 10, Rev. DR.. Harry
c. Erdman performing the cere-
mony. Mrs. Wood has now returned
to her home after. spending some
time with her husband at his post
in Winchester, Tenn.
Pvt. Earl Andrews, who is sta
toned with the Army Air Forces at
Maiden Field, Mo-, is spending a
thirteen-day furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl R. Andrews,
Pangborn Blvd.
Mr.. J. Hubert Fletcher, of Forest
Park, Ill, was the recent guest of
Mr.. Gerald D. Bast and family, at
BoonSboro. Mr.. Fletcher is en-
ployed by the Chicago Tribune
newspaper.
The marriage of Miss Sally Anne
Hardinge, daughter of Mrs. Thomas
Hunt Hardinge and the late Mr.
Hardinge, of this city, and Pfc Her
bert A. Stoner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. Charles Stoner, this city, took
place at ST. Mary's Catholic Church
August 10, with Rev. J. Francis
Leary performing the nuptial Mass.
Pfc. Stoner, who is serving with the
u. S. Army, is stationed at Camp
Campbell, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott r. McKane,
Salem avenue, are spending their
vacation with relatives in Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
Mrs. Frederick Meyer accompa-
MED her husband back to his base
at Maxton Field, N c., where they
will make their home temporarily.
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1908 Salem avenue, are the parents
of son, born Aug. % at the local
hospital