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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
8er fann oo nod feltlteben2

User fann oa nod feltlteben?
:aae menib1i6en 6ortihrittsgl0ub-
lein, alle iroiicben Soffmtngen oui
&ultltr, ouf 3ipililation, auf 8ilDung,
auf Meni6lli6feit iinb 5lrlommengez
broden. 9eidts Srbiihes bdlt ltano.
slber obne Soffnung fam Ser Menid
| nid)t leben. Gu begil1nt inter ben
5riimmern Der iroii6en @eisbeit mic.
ser Der @laube an @ott berporatblii
ben. slls ben tieflte1 ser Seele iii
pieoer boS Slbnen oltfgeitiegen, boj,
trob oQe1n, Salt nno Srol It lno Soff-
nnng 1llr III @ott 5lt filroen iei. Mo6
ols gang 5artes, 5agbaftes lulb icbr
cmpfil1Olirbes Yfl6n5lein 5ltnlcDit.
8iro iiG Dies 9f0n5lein im fommen=
Gen Sturm balten uno belpGbren f0n=
men?
Seoer Gbrilt mlb III Oieler .3cit
IT'LL unO ernlt Ginfebr bnlten. Sid
alf bie tragenbcn 8runolageu leines
@laubens uno ieiner Soffnung belirl-
uen, ben cigentliben Sim lcines
Gertrouens unO ieiner 3uflutftsmar=
tllng iiberpritfen.
ssl1r Elm tpabrbaft triltli1er 8lult=
be, elmer, Der na6 Gbriiti @ort unO
8eiipieI ausgeribtet lit, miro iid bal-
ten fonnen! Sn uns allen aber itecfen
meilt nod 10 piel menldllihe, beibni.
]i1e grtpartungen. grlportlrngen, 81"
I'M Stlrm ni6t itanbbalten fonnen.
Dingc, ppn Denen Ser Seilulnb lagen
miibte: Sum bas ntbt allb Die Sci
oen? - &olping= g=8anner.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

6arben bas @eltbilo cntporfen babel1.
8oa bon @reueln, poa bon 2eiben
SIT Sic @elt, 1no nil it rno Doe.
An ser blrtigen rl1ililden &riegs.
front, int S6uee uno Gis ser ruff.
i6eu Steppe, tiirmeu li6 sic 2eiben
Ser oeutiben lulo rltliilben SugeuO.
9as @elteniibel tobt lid aus in Oie-
fem Wfaiiengrab Ser S,tgeno oes mo-
oernen Seioentllnls. Cine Sugeno iinft
sort ins @rab, Die grobee5ogen ipurbe
in oer gerg0tterung oer brutolen 8es
walt, i'm beionii6en ault uno in ser
anbetrng ltno Ger9otterl1ne Des WG=
litarismus, ser riidit6tslolen, orouis
gdngeril6en @etpalttGtigfeit.
Sn ablteigenber 2inie gum Sieri=
iden baben mir Sortidritte, eri1red=
lide 6orti6ritte gernabt.
Sprib' nidt bon oes 6euers 8ii-
ten,
Nidt bonn 3orn ser tpiIoen @aiier,
gift bonn 8ottergroG. Die Men-
fben
Sinh ber Menlden i6limmite Sal
fer.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
&elte,tiuabminit

8as ite 8eltgeldibte nennen
Sit ein tpiiltperporr'ner &nallel:
2iit uto Srug, @etpalt II. Sbudd)e,
Seigbeit, 9ummbeit, @abn nno
&rel,el.
~ 8ebers o9ei5ebulinoen'.
8enn Ser geniale oeutide 9ibtes
Srieorid) Bilbelm 8eber ben eegen-
,partieen ,@eltfrieg nit al ieinen
@reueln unb S6reden erlebt bate
uno 3euge elmer baBerfiillten 8elt
mdre, tpiiroe er pobl in nod oiilterern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
@er fanm Da 1tod) fefteben?

gSir iteben III einemr lbredliben
9serpenfrieg. 9ie Golter unb ieber
Gin5elne bon inns. Mn allen gnben
ser gSelt miro in oqer Salt ltnb nit
Oelu ginlab aller &rdfte geriiltet gum
groBen gntibeiOltngstalnpt Ser oas
S6idial oer 8elt enti6eioen iol1
@ie miro er ausgeben? ss~.,.'- = : p p.
gienono lpeiB es.> sfaes lit ul1=
iicber eeporoen. 8er miro iiegen 2
8iro iiberbaupt iemano iiegen? 8ie
miro Sic @elt uusleben no6 Oem Sieg
ser einen ooer anoeren Seite?? gtie=
lnano tpeiB es. slaes lit unli6er ge-
poroen. 8iinoniiie nuroen gei6lollen
uno gelolt, Gafte ultter5ei6net uno
gebro6en. 8er tpeiB, lpeld)e &onbi
nation ltb bis gnoe oes &rieae5 nod
ergeben miro? gtienanb !3eiB cS. 81
les lit llnltber eemorOen.
llno inn peri0nliben 2oJen gebt cs
ebenlo ipie I'M Golferleben. SScnn per=
cen mir 5ltm nornalen 2eben 5uritf
febren fonnen2 @erben mir na0 Dem
&rieg 11nlern erlernten Beirut alsiiben
fonnen ooer miro cine ltniteliunlg
notipenoig iein2 @eroen mir iibar-
baupt glrbeit uno Gerbienlt babell?
@er ipeiB oas,? glaes lit unlider &C.
moroen.
Au6 sic @eltanlhauungen ituo ms
@anfen sefommen. 3u itart baben oie
fltrhtbaren &ataitropben an aaen
5unbamenten geriittelt. So5ialismus,
2iberalismus, Saldisnnls - llnelau=
be llno @laube - iiberau baben bar
tefte Briifungen Die Sonbe angelest,
iiberaa lino gal,ienoe lmo Miaionen
irre getpprben, babeu faiien laiien,
mas Iie friiber aneebetet baben; baben
nd6 Mptben ,t,1o 9beorien gegriffen,
Ste iie friiber ais laderlihe Strob=
balme peradtet baben. Bie piele
Meni1en iiiub audi an @ott irre &C..
tporben! Sic fraeten, linb fragen ints
n,er tpieber: @ie fann @ott oas 3u-
laIien, tparum greift er nif)t elm? @ie
f,1rdtbare 2eioen ibiitteln beute itnge-
5dblte Sonilien, Sunberttauienoe
lni6uloiger ainoer, gan5e 8olfer, Die
nir in Grieben ,tnb Sreibeit lebea
stpoIlten!.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
Mittiupd), ben "a. ssebrnur 1913

ieinen eingeborenen Spbn atf bieIeI
groe, sur Ber,uittlung, Grloiung ,tnoI
Seiligmabung Ser Menidbeit uno
sur Siibne aaer. Man besenfe bieiesl
groBe 9pferi @ar lliht Der iiebe Sei.
lanb bas poafomn1en1te Spfer2 llno1
bieie groBe 2iebe uno 8arnlber5igfeit
iollte an 10 pielea suibanben iper-.
benz 5iir ben anfribtig benfeltbea
nno gIdubisen gbriiten lit biele trau=
rige gefiirbt,tns idmer 5u besrei,
fen. 8enn oem 10 lit, pie mir glau-
ben - uno Darat 5l1 5neifeln tit einem
iiber5euguugstreuen &atbolifen 1tn=
moglib - bunn nod)te man boffen
uno inltdnoig barum beten, baB nibt
etne ein5ige unIterbli6e Seele Dem lie
benben Sersen SeIu entriiien perben
ioute, inoem Der Iiebe Seilano millig
gelueien tpdre, Inn elmer ein5igen un<
iterbli6en Seele tpillen iein bitteres
2eiben unb Sterben bem binntlii6ea
- Sater afs Siibne 5l1 opfern; fann inan
fal1ln perlteben, pie iebr biele ein5ige
9totpenbigfeit, BON ieber in Oen Sin-
tergruno seoriift 1prrbe. Wan meiB
ltno glaubt, baB llns alles bill5ugege<
ben miro, penn 5lerlt oas Geif Got
tes geiltdt miro, folgli9 oitrfte man
erlparter, oaB sic 2enfer Ser Weni6s
belt ibren ltrtergebenen Sic Weoglib=
felt zines neutrality-suspicious. 9aieins
5lt peridaffen iubten. @enn man in
Oieier Siniibt linniert, fonnt Oie
fraiie l(npernlnft bes menl1lifen
8ebubrens IN unglaubli6er gSeiie
sum Sorbraug anltatt 1T 0entllt
ltno 6reube lio) NIT Sen pielen @aben
Ser Soriebung SIT begliifen llno Oanf=
bar 5u genieBen, mas ser meiie Sd0pe
fer BEN Seinen i6enfte, ltno beionOers
5l1 lpiiroigen, lpenn Die Wenl6beit bon
gtatltrfataitropben peridont miro,
ifeint oie belttige Wenibbeit nun MN
1nebr oa5u oa 81 fem, einanoer 5l1 GER
itoren. Scan lit oapon iiber5eugt, baB
Die 6iibrer 1lno 2enfer bon ieber biel
SIT lpiiniben iibrig lieBen. 9as gegen=
lpartige &eIultat benefit, oab nur @ez
nige ibre fl. Yflidt erfiillten.
9ieie 9lbtpei6ung bonn Ged)ten fam
10 allmabli6 uno oesbalb 10 gritnoli6
5erltoreno, oaB ser pOaige geiltige
l1no materielle l1ntergang tur mebr
pon1 slIlmd6tigen perbiltoert neroelt
fann. Oo6 - lit man iid beiien nid)t
betpubt, oaB @ott MIR oenen bilft.
bie ii6 ielbit 5u belfen iuben? Sor
alleln, 11n6 belonoers iest 5nr &riegs~
5eit, 51r 3eit ser grOBten Scot ltnieres
berrliben gaterlanbes (our glorious
ltSM), iollte man lid) oaran erin=
nern, baB unler i6ones 9lmerifa eill
oemofratiibes 2ano iein lollte llno
oaB bas Yribilegium rno FL. Bfliht
oen 8iirgern au @ebote ltebt, in Gor=
nehnbeit aber NIT Nabbrud oabilt
at nrbeiten, ooB oie eberne 2alloesper+
failung il, iuabrbuft bemofrattl6er.
@eile ausseiibt miro. Ser gegentDar=
tiee aongreb bat oie Iblidt, mandes
in Srbnung s,t bringen. Wenn oas
amerifanifde 9oH Sen aongreB l1l1=
terltiist, tpirb iiub berlelbe, NIT Got.
tes ,6iife, lourhringen, Inn ni6t nnr
unlerm geliebteu gmerifa su einen1
bauernben 6riebeu 5u berbelfen, ion=
bern alih, sum fir oie gauge @elt als
erbauenoes 8eilpiel elmer tpabren ,Dcs
Evening star., 1943-04-14
Il Members Resign
From Gas Ration Board
3y the Associated Press.

3S the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, April IA
Twenty-Five of the 80 members of
the Jackson County Kansas City,
gasoline rationing panel resigned
today in protest against charges of
favoritism brought against William
j. Slack, former panel chairman, by
the OPA Legal Division last week.
Mr.. Slack resigned during hear
Ing before j. G. Galloway, State OPA
director, and OPA dropped It's
charges.
Sixteen of the % resigning signed
statement calling the charges
against Mr.. Slack unfair and un-
founded, adding:
TT was our understanding when
the local board was appoined that
Its members had the authority to
use their own Judgment in issuing
gas rations that would meet the
needs of the individual and the
community, and still comply with
the regulations.
"It has now become apparent that
we businessmen making up the
panel do not have any real authority
to use our experience and knowledge
of legal needs and conditions"
Evening star., 1943-04-14
Manassas P-TA to Meet

MANASSAS, Va. April IA
(SpeciaD The Manassas Parent
Teacher Association will meet at 8
pm. tomorrow at the Bennett
School. Mrs. A. o. Beane. president,
will preside, and the program will
include discussion of the war
time curriculum Special music will
be presented and election of officers
will be held.
Evening star., 1943-04-14
District Bar Association
Holds Memorial Service

Memorial services in honor of
former Chief Justice Alfred A.
Wheat and II members of the Dis
trict Bar Association who have died
since April "a, 1912, will be held
in the court room of the United
States Court of Appeals late today.
The roll of deceased members
includes the following: Morris
Simon, Philip Herman, Edmund M.
Toland, Charles E. Quigley, Jere
A. Costello, Timothy j. Hart, James
a. Toomey, Thomas P. Littlepage.
Gregory Cipriani, Conrad H. Syme.
Evening star., 1943-04-14
Ii. Col. Kern Wounded

WINCHESTER, Va. April ID tP).-
1t. Col. William B. Kern has been
wounded in Northern Africa, accord
ing to War Department message
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Kern of Winchester. He is known
to have been attached to armored
infantry outfits in Tunisia. Col.
Kern has been cited on several oc-
casions for heroic conduct.
Evening star., 1943-04-14
ADVERTISEMENT.
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rom painful, stiff muscles? Try good old
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the skin and goes to work fast. Through
three generations Omega has been . bless.
ing to thousands. Extra strong, but wunt
bum. Only 35f ct ell drug stores.
Evening star., 1943-04-14

James Conlon and william Du Bose
Sheldon.
The memorial address will be
made by Henry I. Quinn, former
president OF the District Bar Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1943-04-14

Pay for yonr sxit a'ifh Raleieh's con.
uenient + month Erfsnded Payment
Plan or OPEN Chsres account.
Evening star., 1943-04-14

Recognize q good value
when you see it-then don't
overlook this Raleigh now
into-October essential suit
special! Just in time for
Easter, fine, soft shoPe-re-
tanning o|I-woo| gobordines
that will give you 3-seoson
comfort plus oII-occosion
wear. Preferred solid color
tons, browns and blues; sim
gle and double breasted
lounge models in your exact
size. An extra wardrobe
change, too, cause they
contrast perfectly with
sports wear!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06
FIVE-YEAR-OLD BOY
DIES MONDAY NIGHT

Jack Thomas Thompson. five
ycar-old son oi Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
ID. Thompson. died n the family
home III MayeSville township. Frank
lin county. near EPSON. al $50
o'clock Monday evening. The child
had been Ill three weeks with Il COM
plicatiun of ailments.
Funeral services viii be held IL
New Bethel BaptiS; church. al EPSON
OF ! p. III. Wednesday. in charge of
Rev. d. NJ. Branch. assisted by Rev.
J. F.. Roach. pastor ri III" church. and
intermcnt will be i'll the church
crmetcry.
The lad WAS born in rranklni
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06
Tire Situation
To Be Tight

~ 80,
"'nr'hi'. JUL -" "'' N''.''-
l'" '"' '''' 'i'M. w. VI ,t''v' '''','',,''
Ing ~ w 'N'''' '.''> ''''. ,''
'.'.,' vi ~ ''' "'''''''''' - '''''''' ''">' W.
'"'
IN" reason = quite IMPLY stated:
TIL. - &r" Eri ? i'F" t!"S "'II!"HI'.
l..ust!..l:ny Tie .i,u:alun. OPN Of
81, as pointed uut thu; approximate
i..,s were carried uIrr from June
L. JuIy il, the Raleigh district alone.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

placed the department en:onologiSt.
Dr, 4. ". Lcibv. recognized as one
of tine leading men in ms leid in the
south. was replaced oy clarence
Branncn. who has made IN enNiaole
record OH the job. Since men Inc de-
paItmrnt and the college nave WORK
ed much more ha1nnnlouSlS 10:
agricultural progress. Scott diont
think Lciby WAS wrong, but icll ne
was telling Shuli because "i lack oil
cooperation.
Ii the President on the one hand
and Congress OH the other would
display more OF that spirit. there
would be less confusion cuniounded
around Washington and less messing
and bunglins of the wars home
'front.'.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

kind ui fireworks that manned and
killed thousands ui citizens III Tor
r.yr years. Bu; the Fourth of July
has Il way Of bringing news that
calls for ,tlrb! alton in the United
States.
In lS9S our citizens woke up
Iuly third 20 know that San Juan
H.! had tcvn captured AND the
h..d u. Spain ia america forever
b:oten. u 1918 ;hr Second Battle
q: the M.ir"c had progressed far
r.uu-h 10y July itH ~ l.; L, Know
iha, the waves of Gcrmauy'' final
supreme war effort mad broken
ard iIllcd.
- perhaps JhiS Year some good
nr%S will uvcrwnv!m common
sense and stimulate some "mthu-
S.asis 10 20 III iur fireworks and
toy commons u Il h.% enough way
10 .II..urCr me lives Of som" val
ugh., citizens. In zeal. in my en-
lI"1;,uaG community. 1T 4 display
OF fireworks ut u country club,
c.EstC'rd by 4 hgr"'"chnlcS er-
pct. 4 vni!d of -four Was killed and
10 others injured when an aerial
huuH Wen, along IN" ground in
stead u; %uinr into the air. II Il
r.iu;vr.ul,% expert "a" have such
an a.y.&'n,. what can one expect
OF tho a@atcurS
This Yep. it is true. the major
~uurc" ut danger will be elimi-
mated ,H- holiday tu!. "t motor
acc.G,n,s. Those. however. are in
- class where uu amuUut uI pre-
rvrtlvo mrs:i.tuc can be-, calculated
to do amy good. Advice To- l.acrtes
about how :" drive his car goes
down the anne Wide urrn &luiccS
into f"ggct:uinvss that he origi-
nal Words of Pu.Hui;Es went.
The chief warning that the med
ical adviser wants - emphasize
on the Fourth q! Jul: Is about the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

to!nuiugy division in the department
and the collateral. division at State
College working at cross purposes
He took the position that they u'Ir,: B.,
10 be cooperative rather thern uOm-
batiye. and since he CoUha do n"'!:-
my about college personnel Np &C.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

county June -. 1898. and had lived
there since. Besides the parents. a
brother. Bruce. >. and sister.
Martha Rave. age eight months. also
survive.
Pallboarrrs will be selected from
friends oil the family attending the
service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06
Care of Fireworks Wounds

prevention Of tetanus or lockisw.
In fireworks injuries even of the
most apparently trivial nature
that Is stu a hazard. From 1903
to lslo the American Medical AS
ISOLATION presented annually the
deaths from Fourth of July in
| iurleS. especially warning about
the danger of tetanus.
In l9lG these were discontinued
because that was the year when
not single case of tetanus was
reported. 1t is significant. how
ever. that in 1887 they resumed
these reports and warnings: in
that year ~ deaths occurred in the
United States OH the Fourth of
july and there were two cases Of
tetauJS.
Preventive Measures Necessary
1t is often doubted among
medical men whether there is
much danger of tetanus from in
JurIcS III which street dirt may
enter the wound, now that the
horse IS an unfamiliar visitor to
our streets. But an investigation
III Baltimore in 1897 showed that
|. per cent of samples of street
dirt taken ut random contained
trtaruS bacilli.
The only safe thing to do if
there is fireworks injury with
an open wound into which street
dirt might have entered is to have
y preventive measure of tetanus
antitoNin administered immedi-
atcly.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
VI. j.: \ woman SO years of age
has Il iUmor developing between
her breast and arm pit. Ii is caus-
ing her worry because she believes
that II u tumor of this kind is
taken GU; others will come in its
place.
Answer: The proper procedure
here is L. have the tumor removed
and submitted to pathological cx-
animation under microscope.
This procedure is called biopsy.
II It Is a true cancer, further oprr-
alton will probably be necessary.
There Is no danger of other tumors
recurring IN the same spot if the
removal is properly done and If
true cancer is not present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06
L, LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. ID.

IT - HARD 10 anticipate
whethc! there will Uc much ce!e-
bra;.rg this Fourth W July OF rot.
The SOBER and sensible tendency Of
the pas; - years is away ;rcm the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

DR.. C.rnicuiag will answer
Questions uf general II crest
Only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-06

.uG liclps-Bry 100 More!
Evening star., 1943-04-20

WhAL 90O-famous hY Trials: Murder
in a night club.
W10p. 9:30-Suspeuse The Moment Of
Darkness" with Peter Lore.
VOL, 9:30-This Is Our Enemy The Nazs
and forced labor.
WhAl, i0:i5-6rsts Fields; New song ior
the girls the boys ief' behind.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON ". BURGESS.

For a long minute Danny and
Nanny Meadow Mouse stared out
at the sunny place among the bushes
beside the fence where Mr.. Black
snake lay summing himself. 1t had
been a narrow escape, very narrow
escape. indeed. 1t had been such
a narrow escape that Danny was
still trembling so that his funny
little tail shook. You know, he al
most had run right into Mr.. Black
snake. 1t was very lucky for Danny
that Mr.. Blacksnake was asleep at
the time. Danny could hardly be-
lieve, even now. that Mr.. Black
snake hadn't heard him, as he
scampered back so suddenly that
he knocked Nanny Meadow Mouse
over. But Mr.. Blacksnake hadn't.
and as soon as Danny and Nanny
were sure of this. they began to
breathe easier. Then they stopped
shaking
What shall we do?' whispered
Nanny.
Get away from here as fast as
our legs will take US Danny whis-
pered back
Shall we go the way we have
Gomez" asked Nanny.
No" replied Danny promptly.
We are going home to the Green
Meadows in spite of Mr. Blacksnake
and every other danger that ever
was or ever will be Now, you follow
me, and mind that you keep right at
my heels"
Nanny promised that she would,
and Danny led the way out into
the open in order to go around MI.
Blacksnake. He took care. did
Danny, to go a long way around.
for he was much afraid of Mr..
Blacksnake, and he intended to
take no chances that Mr.. Black
snake might wake up and see them.
Perhaps this was the wisest thing
to do, but it also was a dangerous
thing to do. You see. it meant
leaving the safe cover of the bushes
and grass along the fence and going
right out where there was nothing
at all to hide them.
They had safely passed the place
where Mr.. Blacksnake lay and were
heading back toward the fence again
when Danny caught sight of a
shadow sweeping across the ground.
Now shadow wouldn't frighten YOU
or me, but Danny's heart jumped
right up in his throat at the sight of
that shadow. He didn't have to look
up in the air to know who made
that shadow. Danny knows the
shadow of every one who flys over
the Green Meadows, and of every
one who walks there. He has made
1t his business to know shadows and
all about them.
"Redtail the Hawk" souawked
Danny. Run, Nanny, run for cover"
Then Danny and Nanny did lust
as they had done when Black Pussy
so nearly caught them-they sepa-
rated. Danny darted straight ahead
for the fence row as fast as his
short legs could be made to 60.
Nanny darted off to one side, lodged
and crept under some old cornstalks
she had seen. Redtail hesitated Just
second, undecided as to which one
TO try to catch. That one second
gave Danny just time enough to
reach the bushes along the fence.
and Redtail's great claws closed on
Evening star., 1943-04-20

nothing, though the tip OF one ac-
tually scratched Danny. With
scream of disappointment, Redtail
swung up into the air on his broad
wings, and there he sailed in circles,
watching below. He had seen where
Nanny had gone, and he hoped to
get her when she should venture
out.
Now Danny hadn't seen where
Nanny had gone. and Nanny hadn't
seen just what happened to Danny.
She had to stay long time under
those cornstalks before Redtail
finally gave up and she could safely
get across to the fence row. When
she got there, she could find no sign
Of Danny. You see, he had run
some distance both ways along the
fence row. looking for Nanny and
then decided that she must have
gone on ahead, thinking that she
was behind him. So, at last, he had
hurried on, hoping to catch up. And
all the time he kept saying over
and over, "Nanny's lost. Poor
Nanny She can never find her
way alone. What will she do with
out me?"
And right that very time Nanny
was hunting for Danny and saying
over and over to herself, "Danny's
lost. I know he is. Perhaps I'll
never, never see him again. He's
lost! I know he's lost!"
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eyes and a dark olive green cut
away coat. The trousers or under
parts to this ensemble are grayish
brown The margin of the wings
are yellow.
The MARYLAND yelloWthroat has
dancing brown eyes. and he is ap-
parently quite excited about his
coming nuptials. But he is a war
bier. do not forget that. and all
Warblers are restless. Of all his
kinfolks. he really seems to be
the least shy. But he does not
come to your home grounds: you
must go to his in order to witness
his ways of life and to hear him
sing.
One often finds him in the deeper
marshes. Apparently, his weakness
is to sway back and forth on a cat
tail branch. Though warblers pre-
fer to build high in the trees. this
group often construct their we'll
made nests on or very close to the
ground.
This warbler has been called
stupid because it is so frequently
imposed upon by the notorious COW
bird. But one rather prefers to
think of the little warbler as being
so maternal in her instincts, she
cannot let any baby starve.
The Warblers nursery Is never
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on the Ar TODAY.

5tdr Flashes: Latest news WkAL al
AS pm.
WC, 7:30-SaIuts 10 Youth Premiere,
United States bombing rald on a Nazi sub base
drdmdtized
WT0P, S00-Lights Out XIII" thriller,
dilLer
Evening star., 1943-04-20

WRC. s:00-Johnny Presents: Ginny Simms
.slutes Der Fuhrers bifthday-right in der
face
WhAL. 8:3o-DuHy's Tavern: Leo Duroeher
and Mel or
WRC. 9;0O-BsttIe Of Sexes: 1he. pub
lIshen vs.. three authoreNes, including Nine.
livinoH.
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grass. The inner walls are of finer
grass and a few hairs. For a small
bird, it is bulky affair Usually
there are four shiny white eggs
with blotches OF purplish- black,
chestnut and lilac over them.
This warbler ranges over eastern
North America. The winters are
spent in North Carolina and Louisi-
ana to Florida, the Bahamas, Cuba,
Jamaica, Guatemala and Costa Rica.
There are several regional varities
OF the Maryland yellowthroat north
of the Mexican boundary. They
differ very slightly from the cheer
full little warblers we know and love
so we'll.
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Last-minute changes IN radio pro- TUESDAY
Too late for Correction that dav April 70, l943
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
MARYLAND YELLOWTHROAT

FoCOUttyPIo tTIIIIUSI'
Maryland yellowthroats have
powerful amount of curiosity. They
love to attract attention In order
to do so, they call, "Witchery.
witchery, witchery, WITCHERY!"
The male, dressed in his smart
wedding clothes. is handsome bird.
indeed. He wears a bright yellow
Waistcoat. a black mask over his
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Hot-Weuther Instructions

Motormen and conductors on
streetcars in Sydney, Australia. are
permitted to take off their coats on
hot days, but must first telephone
and ask their superiors of they
think il is hot.
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Points for Parents
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Making it possible tor child
to accomplish task Without
adult assistance helps him form
habits OF self-reliunce.