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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-27
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z NpStt shho SlC euLuttlIptl ivy U1INUSL
aud ,lidt in Der geihte nnauflusen.
Suden Sic nber oiefe 9inge in rnbt-
ger uno objeftiber @eiie aufsufaiiel,.
aub gorgeieste unb Briefter iinb
Meniben llno bnben lire SebIer nnb
Sfma6en Ser RrieIter bat in Der
beutigen 8elt einen piel ibtpereren
Stano uno groBere geranttportung.
gr -mub iih ben 3eit- uno Srtsper-
baltniiien anpaiien. 8ie ssugeno bon
bente lit anoers als Die Der borber-
gebenben Generation.
Wir iinb in Imerifa uno atpar in
eiltem aroern Imerifn, als es Dor SO
bis so Sabren mar. llno in Dem
Geutl6lano, Oas uniere bon sort aus
getpanoerten Gorfabren perlieBen, ba-
BEN itd) Die 8erbdltniiie a,1b getpaltie
geanoert.
Mber rad tpie bor l1uB man in
ieoer llmgebung I'M Gerfebr nit Mit-
rlenl6en itets @ebulo uno Na6it6t
iiben. 8ir nrteilen rur at oft nod
oem duBern 5bein uno obne sic
8riinoe 51 fennen, sic anoere su ib=
rem Gun uno 2aiIen bepegen. Gin
GROCER oeutider 8ildof batte Sen jinn-
reiten uno goloenen 8ablipru6 se-
ipablt: Sn patientia beitra poiiibebitis
animal beitras, 5. +. sSn eurer @e-
onlo tueroet ibr cure Seelen beiisen.
Wenn Sic l1no mir alle inn neuen
Sabre Den goriat a1sfubren in 2iebe
nno 8eoulo llno tpabrer NabltenIicbe
alles Su betrabten, miro ons gar5e
Sabr fit uns elm gludlides ,,nO ae.
iegnetes fem.
Mrs. Jr. S., q. 9.
8ir rnten Sbnen, ii6 8olfram's
gonitipation gapiules 5u belteaen.
Dielelben iino aus oen beiten Sell
frdutern berseitent uno ltarfen neben=
BEL Die 8eroauungsorgane. Die
Goreiie lit: @olfram Co., 451 Spco-
more st., Columbus, Ohio.
8. g., Conn. =
8enn Sic uSarbpooo" Subb0Sen
baben, befommen sic Sen id0niten
uJiniib", tpenn sic benielben NIT
einem euten 5irniB (garniib) beitrei-
d)en, 8. ;. menn Ser 5uBbooen nod
neu uno rein lit. SIT oerielbe 5u
ibmubig unb fledig, iollte er nit Ell
ner Walhine geianoet merben unb
bann gefirnibt. Gin uSaropooo"=
5ubbooen iolte niht nit irgenoeiner
Sarbe beitriben tperben, ga bie natiir-
lide 6arbe oes Sol5es am id0niten
lit.
Nif Hb. g., Nebr. =
lin graues Saar ed)t idpar5braun
81 fdrben, gebrauhe man feline ibdo-
liden Sarbmittel. gs gibt 5tpei Mit>
tel, tpelde gan5 unidaoli9 iinb uno
leidt erbaltlid. Das erlte lit Bprogal=
1usiaure (Bprogalic Mcio). 0ieielbe
fontmt eep0bnlid in 8ulperform auf
ben Marft. Man loft oas Hulper auf
in @ailer uno filtriert oarauf Die
Gliiiiigfeit ourd elm fcines Iud. Wan
gebralbe einen feinen ipeihen Biniel
gum @uftragen auf bas &aar uno gebe
odt, baB man nibt Die &opfbaut be-
riibrt, oamit iie nidt Idpor5 miro.
6reilid mub man bon 3eit gu 3eit
oas Garben mieoerbolen, oa bas &opf-
baar beitanbie nabmadit.
Das anoere Saarfarbemittel fnb
CRIME WalnuBibalen. Wan 5erquetidt
AfcfoIEnt,e IN Is fncf,f In III tnn1,in N2nf-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-27
q. g., C6io

moDernefl SeilfltllIt ldtper alt betlen
lit. 9ieies 2eioen bat ieinen Saupt-
|lis i'm 8lut. gs lit entpeber ungere-
Igelter 8lltluuf franfbaftes, -gift-un-
reines glut, ooer aud 8lutarmut.
8iele 3ultanbe iinb beilbar ourd bic
s 20 otberapeutif (8aiierbeilfunit) j,
5u tuelder Hfarrer aneipp oen @runo
igeleet bat.
sluf Der 12. Seite oieIer geummer
Ifinoen Sic oie sln5eiee oes Marimi-
n-5anitaril,nls, tpo epileptilbe 2ei-
Den gebeilt iperoen. DasIelbe miro
BON einem erfabrenen slr5te, pel6er
in 8orisbofen feline Nusbiloung er-
balten bat, geleitet, uno tpelder idon
|5ablreide iogenannte unbeilbare
aranfbeiten sebeilt bot.
- 8. g., Wu.
0ie Seilmittel, sic mir in unlerer
slusfunftsipalte angeben gum 8eiten
unlerer 2eier, iino feline dr5tliden
&e5epte ooer Gebeimmittel, ionoern
alterprobte, einfa6e Sausnlittel, sic
lt6 in oen Oeuti6en Samilien bon Ell
ner Generation 5ur anoern forteeerbt
baben uno Sic bel getpobnlib porfonl=
menoen Seioen ongeipanbt nerben f0n-
men ooer ais Gorbeugungsmittel Die
men f0nnen.
Sci eriten 2eiben uno &ronfbeiten
raten mir itets, it6 an einen erfobre=
men Ir5t 5u tpenoen. @ir iparnen
ebenfaas Dor getuiiien 8atentmitteln,
Die nur tenporar 2inoerung bringen
fonnen uno Dem Gorper auf Die 9auer
idaolih iino . =, IT,. :
Sbliebli6 iinb mir, NIT bielen pro-
minenten Ner5ten, Der gniidt, baB
i'm ansemeinen Die bonn Sdopfer in.
Ole 8flan5enpelt .eelegten Sell lla0
Silfsmittel por5u5ieben iinb uno entp=
feblen Die Raturopatbens tpelbe iib
Der aneippsfuren rno -Seilntittel be-
bienen.
= Mrs. ST. o, 8is.. = SIS
@ir baben tpieoerbolt on bieier
Stelle Die gnlt6ten pronlinenter
Mer5te iiber Sen 8ert ober pielmebr-
ben llntpert uno bie 5daoli6feit bon
tDeiBem (3uderrobr=3uder uno @eib=
mebl Dteoergegeben. gSir finoen in
Der Sanuarnm1mer Ser be1tbefonnten
Naturbeil5eiti6rift ,,9eature's Yatb"
otelelbe Mniift eines ar5tes in nod
idarfern ausoriiden. gr i6reibt:
yWenn Die Nabrungs1nittelobteilung
bes neutrality-suspicious. ni6t 10
Iebr Die u8ig Snterelts" begiinltisten,
ionoern beiieres 8eritanbuis uno gro
Bere sorgfalt ben oieienl department
obliegenoen Bfli6ten tuiomen tpiiroe,
iopob1 in Ser &ontroae Der Nabrungs=
mittel als audi 0eren 4nteil an Der
8olfsgeiunobeit, oann miiBte es gan5
beltinlmt 0ie oerlteuung l,no Sen Ser
fauf bon raffiniertem 3uder uno
WeiBnebl perbieten. 8eioe lino lebr
minoertpertige oenaturiiierte, oealfali-
niiierte Rrooufte. Sur6 iorgfaltige
grperimente I'M 2aboratorium lit oie
9atiabe betpieien, oaB Siere l6nger
obne ieglide Nabrung leben f0nnen,
als tpenn iie NIT raffiniertem 3uder
uno @eibmebl gefiittert ,perben.
Ser nabrbafte TeiI uno Sic lebe1,=
itarfenoe &raft oes' 8ei3enforns lit
@luten uno oieier stoff lit in ser
umbiiaung bes gSei5enforns, in Der
&leie, entbalten uno iollte unbeDinat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-27

SSSl ptS SiSSHidJaiiSu a&Hu SStllutt
gen bieier Gbemifalien fennt, fann
lid ieIbit ausmalen, ,pelden ginflub
oieielben auf ben menldlihen Wagen
uno idmtlife Srgane ausiiben nli!iIel.
= Nrs. 9. &C., 8p. -
Ser @riinoe, lpesbalb sic belieb-
te 8eibnadtsblume u9oinietta" fur5e
3eit nab Ger 8liite ibtper in g,te,n
3nitanoe 5u erbalten lit, gtbt es meb-
rere. Gieie 8lume lit in einer1 ,,Sot
Souie" fiinitlid se5osen uno finbet
I'M Sauie, mo- cine anbere Semperatur
uno meiit trodene gu It porberrid)t,
berlbieoene 2ebensbeoingungen. Sn
elmer mdBigen Semperatur uno in
feufter 2uft balt bie 8lume li6 lGn-
ger.
sSn ser ,,Saturoap gpeni1g 9oit"
miro bon Grace Sborne slllen ser
urlprung ser 8oinletta er5dblt. ,,Oieie
pra6tpoue 8eibnahtsblllme NIT III
rem brennenben &ot'', i6reibt Grace
Sborne alen, ufiibrt ibren Nonlen
nad Soel Goberts Boiniett, unlerelu
erlten @elanoten naG Merifo. Gin
sliibenoer 8eluunoerer ser 8lunne,
bradte er tie als erlter nah 9lmerifa
uno pflan5te einige Seblinge ouf fei.
nem 8ut IN Gbarlelton, 8. G., an.
Sm Sabre 1888 pertaufte er Elm paor
oapon an 9fobert 9uilt, einen @orten=
Paufabmann in Ebilooelpbia. 8uiit
1tuoierte oie Bflan5e, tlaiiifi3ierte iie,
taufte tie gupborbia poin lettiana l1no
nabm iie nit na6 europa. Der So
tanlfer Hobert @rabam in @losmog
btelt lie aber fiir cine p0aig neue Oat=
tung uno gab ibr oaraufbin oen gtu=
men Roiniettia Bul6errilna. -.
Ser Wana1 Der beute gan5 slmerifa
NIT Boiniettias gu 8eibno6ten U,r-
iorst, lit Der aus Ser S6mei5 ltanl=
'menoe @drtrer SAUL gfe, oer felt %
Sabren ibren anbau l1no ibre aul-
tur i'm groben our6gefiibrt bat. aluf
ieiner &and noroli6 bon San Diego
IN California iinO ettpa 400 gcres nit
Polnlettias beItellt. gde betreibt jell,
@el6aft nit Ser 2eioeni ibaft zines
.Siebbabers uno bat bie punoerpoalten
Jarbenidattieruneen ) e porgebraGt,
ettpa Elm babies 0useno in roia So
men, in meib uno in Creme farbe. So,
auf cine Boiniettia nit ooppelter
8liite bat er 5iidtel1 fonnen. llno sic
Goiniettia bat ibm feline 2iebe gelobnt;
ite bot Saul gde 51m rei6en Maune
gema6t.
- 20men5abn (9anbelion) =8afiec
9as mag ben meilten 2elern ion=
Oerbar uno unglaubli1 borfomn1en.
Nun, Elm 9eler bats erprobt uno gibt
ba5u folgenoe anleitltng: Man 'trod=
net, r0itet unb nablt Sic 2open5o0u=
mur5el unb fo6t tpie gelpobnliben Sal
fee. Sour lollte man oen &affee na1
Dem &pben langere 3eit lteben loi=
len, ba er ettpos 3eit brallbt, Inn lid
5u iesen. Gann giebt man Sen fer
tigen 4affee ourh ein feines Sieb.
Nad)t man oieieu &offee ettpas itdr-
fer, ais oen gepobnliben &affee uno
fiigt Wil9 uno 3uder bin5u, 10 bat
man Elm foitlides @etrdnf, bos nod
oen 8orteil fat, beillam auf Sic 2eber
5r ipirfen, uno Stublperltopf11ng 5l
berbiiten.
- q. 49,, Sbip -
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Was oen gegenmGrtigen totalen
@eltfrleg 5u einen ser fiirdterIit)-
item nno berbeerenolten geitaltet, iino
Die beionoers felt Dem eriten @eltfriege
perboufpmnneten &riegsmafien aller
Art uno ote in Sen &riegsoienlt 9e-
ltellten neueiten grfinolmgen ouf al
len 8ebieten. 3u Sen effeftpoaiten
&riegsmitteln geb0rt, 1uie Die perflol-
lenen &riegsiubre beipielen baben, sic
Bropagonoa, cine Wa6t, oie ibren
einfluB ouf ale 2dnoer, olle Sd)id)-
ten Der Beboltrltng, auf Sreuno unO
Selno, an Der &riegs> uno Seinlot-
front al1siibt. Sic beoient iid) ouer
nur eroenfliden gFittel Scr Neoefunlt,
Der Silt Der GntlteIlung uuo ser 2iioe.
Die N6ienmabte batten i6on Ionge
Dor 9eginn Oes &riegcs iih Ser @afie
oes HunOfnnfs bebient. Son Berlin,
Sofio unb &om aus batten lie cine
erfolgreide Sffenlpe eingeleitet. llu-
lere Hitdltdnbigfeit bot auf oieiem
8ebiet cine &eibe beoauerliber Nod.
teile. CUR 6olee gebobt. IS lit oaber
ouieitig 81 beeriiBen, oob n1on ant
mabgebenoer SteIIe l1nternonln,en bat,
DEN &ur5tpeleuienoer in Sen 9ienlt
lmlerer &riegspropagonoa nno unie-
rer internationalen Snformation su
ftellen. -.
Infer &ur5peIlenrunbflmf befan0
ftd ,btsber 5um groBen Cell in oen
Sanoen pripater llnternebmen. Sbne
in oen pribaten geiis ifGbigeno ein-
5ugreifen, bat Sic &egierung oie ge-
iomte 3eit Ser IA &l,r5peaenienoer
oes Sanoes angefallft, ober hielmebr
fir Die &riegsoauer getnietet. Suoem
lit Die grri6tung bon % neuen -Sen-
bern geplant. 0amit ioIlen ipir IN
itonogelett meroen nid)t nur cine beI-
lere ltebermittelung uno Snformation
fir uniere in alien groteilen 5erltreu-
ten Sruppen 5l1 er5ielen, ionoern ald
NIT uniern @aiierten, init oen neu.
tralen 2anoern in birefter 8erbinouna
5l1 iteben uno beionbers oie pom
6elno beletten 2Gnoer 1lno oen ;seino
IeIblt 81, erreiden.
Gin &unofunfoienlt bon "a Stun-
Den am Sage lit porgeieben. gSie sic
Office Of @ar Snformation uno bie
Office Of Snteramerican slffairs NIT
teilt, tperoen ale oiele SenoeiteIlen AT
Erppognaoa5meden benust tperoen.
Mub Deroen unlere &ur5peaenpro-
gramme nit abnli6en Yrogrommen
bonieiten unlerer 9laiierten berbunben
meroen. 9ie alf oieie @eiie BON un-
ierer &egierung in oen 0ienlt geiteQ-
ten &ur5lpeaenienoer iino our 3eit an
folgenoen steuen ltationiert: orei in
grentmooo, &c. g., 5tpei in 8ouno
groof, q. S., 5ipei in S6enectabp,
N: g., 5tpei in San lrancisco, Galif.,
hrei in Scituate, Woii., elmer in Sua,
Wail, nno elmer in Maion, Ohio.
@enn Die 90 geplanten neren 5totio-
men crit in Oienit seIteIt iein merben,
miro mie an anoeren Sronten oud an
Der l,ngebeuer mibtigen Bropaganba-
front Die &raft Mmerifas uno ieiner
gerbiinoeten bic Der a6ie BEL tpeitem
uberSteiaen. '"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-27

hide Stride perfoIgt. Wtan blau1t
blob altengliide 8ei6ihte 5u Ituoie-
rem uno Die air6et- unb aIoiterrninen
in england su betradteu. 8er lit MN
tolerant2
~. g., q. 5. = ..'
8ir balten es ni6t ser @tiibe me...
Die vSropbe5eiltngen' bieies Iltro>).
gen oes Sitens 81 eripGbnen. 8as CT
angebli6 in ben Sternen lielt, founen
mir audi porausiagen.
r. - s. s., Winn.
0as SlterfeIt fieI i'm Sabre 1868
atf ben IL. Mpril.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-27

Inn oieien unbere6tigten gortpurf
au miberlegen, braudt man 11lr oie
Wegennart uno bic 8ereangenbeit ge-
ibidtli6 gu beleuhten. Sn alien 2Gn=
bern, oie cine fatboliid)e 3egieruno
baben, berribt polle religiole ll1o biir-
gerlicbe Sreibeit fir aue religiolen
8efenntuiiie. Sn 26nOern, mo Srei-
maurer, &ommuniiten unb fanatiibe
'Broteltanten reoieren, miro Die fntDo=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-27
Dtio 8aiienfrennb

@er Die eigenibaften lno @irfu,
gen bieier Gbenlifalien fennt, fann
iib ielbit ausmalen, ipelben ginflub
oieielben auf ben menldliden Magen
uno iamtlide Srgane ausiiben nliiiIen.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

Actual meat meals provided in the
new 5-in-1 Ration carried by u. S.
Armored Forces in enemy territory
When U. S. tanks smash their way through
enemy lines our men are often in the thick
of fighting for days at a time. That's when
food is No. l munition - when time lost
preparing meals can turn victory to defeat.
Yet, even during active fighting, U. S. SOL
diers get three we'll balanced meals, their
pound of nourishing meat per man per day
Through this new 5-in-1 ration. Developed
by u. S. Army Quartermaster Corps for
Evening star., 1943-04-11
Men in tanks must eat
quickly and we'll

operations - this ration is mainly composed
of canned and dehydrated foods.
Armour and Company, largest producer of
canned meats in America, is supplying mil
lions of tins of meat for Army ratons. And
Armour, with the other packers, is also pro-
viding millions of pounds of fresh meat and
dairy products every day for Americas war
needs.
That's why civilians must get along on less
meat {. . why every loyal American will seek
only his fail share. BY limiting the amount
of meat you eat, you are doing your part
to help keep our fighters better fed - and
maintain the strength of our nation at home.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

This new 5-in-1 ration in a single package
feeds five men for one day. 1t 8 a nutritious.
balanced, amazingly compact ration.
Three different units give variety in menus
provide each man 1900 calories daily.
Unit (meals shown above) contains:
Canned bacon, roast beef, meat and vege-
table stew .. dehydrated tomato juice
cocktail, bean soup, pears, apricot spread...
instant whole wheat cereal, rice canned
peas . evaporated prunes canned
milk biscuits. army spread preserved
butter) ... soluble coffee. e...lemon juice pow
der .. sugar, salt. hard candy -. cigarettes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

patting a warship on the nose
with a bottle containing the
beverage that, in the eyes of sail
ors, is so necessary to a proper
sponsoring. The Navy, particu-
larry. has taken over the training
Of women who'll christen the ad-
ditions 10 Uncle Sans fleet.
There's no wasting of good
champagne i'm the training of the
sponsor-to-be, for the technique
of the proper sock" with a fol-
low-through that will insure Big
League results, is worked out
with a wooden bottle.
The officers show the fair per-
former just how the bottle must
be held, how it should be swung,
and at just what spot in the pro
ceedings the Il christen thee" will
be spoken.
With this training behind them,
the godmothers now do their
stuff with a smooth technique.
Each bottle is carefully prepared,
encased in woven ribbons of red,
white and blue and wrapped in a
protective covering to prevent a
shower of dangerous glass when
the christening blow is struck. A
workmanlike job is done, the
champagne splashes, the good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

~EVERAL times a day, at diff
ferent places in the United
- States, women step up to
towering naval vessels or mer-
chant ships and bust bottles Of
champagne right on their noses
as they slide into the water
II might seem TO the casual
observer that this pleasant and
newsworthy job isn't hard to do
but there So more than meets
the eye in successfully shattering
a magnum of sparkling wine on
the bow of a battleship, a Victory
cargo-carrier or a pr boat. The
avocation takes a bit Of expert
coaching and practice 20 make
sure that a ships sponsor doesn't
strike out
This coaching of new mem
bers of the Sisterhood of Ship
Sponsors is an important part of
the business Of putting a ship in
10 the water. For some OF them,
back in those days before ship
christenings became such com
m on occurrences, did strike
out" and the luckless ships-in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

the eyes of sailors and shipbuild-
ers were in for unhappy voy-
ages.
With this country's unprece-
denied war production of ships,
the select little group Of nautical
godmothers has grown notably.
In the old days-w h en- a
launching was an out-of-the-ordi-
nary event-the women chosen to
sponsor a ship felt as exclusive
as members of the United States
Senate.
Now times have changed, what
with the Maritime Commission
sliding three or more Victory
ships into the water daily, and
the Navy launching an unmen-
toned number of warships. But
the traditions of ship-sponsorship
are followed just as rigidly as
they ever were.
Virtually no feminine Amer
lean steps forward in the prima
donna role at a launching today
unless she has undergone a thor
ough instruction that makes her
letter perfect in the fine art of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
How TOLAUNCH A BATTLESHIP

ship moves sedately down the
ways-and the sponsoring lady
adds 20 her momentoes a be-rib-
boned, shattered bottle, jeweled
pin or brooch and much applause.
Sailors and shipbuilders alike
want nothing 10 interfere with
the traditional splitting of ardent
spirits on the bow of a launching
ship-for a superstition Of the
sea is that i'll luck follows any
failure TO provide this regulation
baptism.
They cite what happened to the
good ship Aryan, built at Phipps-
burg, Maine, and christened with
mineral water. The Aryan burned
at sea.
And there was the bark
George A. Wright, also Maine
built, which went down the ways
with only a bouquet of flowers
dashed TO her jib-boom. She foun-
dered at sea.
Another example pointed TO by
the men of the sea is the big
power boat Genesee wrecked
near Key West, Florida. This
ship was built at Friendship,
Maine, and christened the "W. c.
r. u" Prohibition meetings were
held on her deck and no liquor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
is YOUR SKINS NORMAL

lucky lady-risk no soap
less mild than Camay. lh's
twi1e.a-day beauty cleansing
just suits YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Most
Sponsors
of Ships
Go Through
n Rehearsal
Before
Launching
Time With
a Wooden
Bottle
to Perfect
Their
Stance
and Swing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

This Is the
Same
Young
Woman
Shown
in the
Photograph
Above
Getting
In a Little
Batting
Practice"
for the
Pleasant
Honor
of Sending
Another
American
Ship Into
the War
Against
the Axis.
Most
Women
Christeners
Find That
the Two
Handed y
Grip
Il Best.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

was ever allowed aboard. But
she changed owners and carried
liquor during prohibition and
when she was wrecked, she was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Vail and the comuy Mild-soop Die
Yo~ DO t&":
IF YOUR SKINS DRY

MIGHT and morning, cream
C,may's mild ldther over your
face. Use lukewafm water
lukewarm rinseS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

hauling a cargo of Puerto Rico
rum. She was christened without
alcohol, so they said, and alcohol
took her TO her death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
IL YOUR SKINS OILY

Twice daily, use Camay lathef-
with a rough cloth. Concentrate
or. nose. chin. Rinse warm.
Snla,h cold SO seconds!
Evening star., 1943-11-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1920 10th ST. NW.-Rooms for young
lad ladies'; ideal downtown location; excel
eSMPSRIAsLE. tsPs %saii large, warm room. 1st A..
adjoining bath. with refined GENTLE family:
Gea: Gsa piano In s1ythw.s
Sss s sass avr 1s IFs a,.',a't,Ds vs
home for young people in an unsurpassed
:;os. N ST. NV. deorsetown-Attractiye
British basement room Tor Government.
employed men. Excellent home-cooked
Ge1s 5a. aso as to su m
private bath. open fireplace, private en-
siaa tfanee ME- afr das4 Ell to share with two other
single and double. GOOD @ food dn and nd pienty. M
Gihs5sfn cRerE sss Ssh SiPses s.
Jolly congenial group. Excellent meals.
Msb iGth nsf.eq ST. Nw@Lsrse $50 an corner studio.
windows. overlooking Rock Creek Park;
attractively furn.; adj. lavatory and shower:
suitable a or 3; S4s per mo. each. GE
1911 10th ST. N;w-very large from,
living bedroom, suit; 3 or 4; $40; double
fsss GIRARD is1 ST. M N.wmESeeilent ne Ses meals
maple furnishings; cony transp. shoppins
sen'sF ds4ele 4p es59 s9d triple rooms ssS
:ssis 18Th ST. NE.-Double room. twin
beds, next bath; detached gentle home
conv: transp. MI. 1000.
NICELY FURN. sleeping room for girls
laundry privileges, good home-cooked food
1927 EYE ST. N.W.-Enjoy the conven-
fences of living in downtown Washington
thereby solving your winter transportation
problems. All guest meals are served in
our public restaurant located in the same
build ding. permitting a wide selection OF
food. Breakfast to o; dinner, 3 to &
Available ] double room and ] triple room
1872 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Single and rooms
to share; walking distance, EX g251. 1g'
BH.TMORE CLUB. ] $50 18th st. n.w.-Rm
and board for young men; reasonable: base
ment. rms, clean and conf; on bus line
STRICTLY KOSHER MEALS-Room with
or without board. :. meals day. Sl2 wk
4i07 conn AVE. Nw.-Triple room
men or women. Also rm.. man to share
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms for girls and young men. running
water, showers, elevator: excellent board
1901 10Th ST. NV. "a block from Conn.
ave. corner OF Que-Beautiful second
floor. front suitable for 3 or 4 young
ladies'; other vacancies $40 mo and up
THE JOHN KILPEN. 23IO Ashmead nj,
NV, has available for 1st and ! 9Th sew
eral nice double rms. Also space in
doubles. Excellent food; 24-hr SWITCH
board service. HO. 1886.
llOi 10th ST; NW.-Young lady to share
a sunny double room with another: semi
bath, switchboard, good meals
Evening star., 1943-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCoRDIoNs-Hohner 12-bass, S49.5
Republie s212. Kitt's, 1880 G st. mid
ADDING MAoHs., Burroughs. sunstrand
victor vletoI' hans. hang and elee sale or rent low
boys wool overcoat; T. perfect; double
XII esG SPInsS PAnST,IGs RH aeho OIL heavy gilt
msahogany coffee table, s3; ia washable
3 red Morocco leather picture frames 81
each; brown Alaska seal coat, $50. Call
AUTOMOBILE, child's. metal, very good
BABY CARRTAGE, twin, s45. M; May '0b B,
BEAUTY EoUiPMENT, hair a. dryer. new
and realistic permanent wave machine
IssS0ns6s sox sFRs M9 s Cotton mattress Is. mic,
best offer; Also baby bassinette, like. new
g. oe11ddlo 1dlo Virginia ave. s.w Phone
BED. table, straight-back chairs, rockins
porch chairs. kitchen stove cooking, ho
Poas PPae ndGT sar5ase can sieplsdder
noieum feather Pillows, S9'eis sarden smn hoss Fass
BEDROOM CONS stITE fFf % fa'sF st pm chests
do moving Edelman, 1903 Ga. ave 10.
BEDS. twin posters compl Sl25; CHECKER.
ing upr. piano. $3.50; 2 pc liv. set, $50
twin beds, vanity and desk, SlOO Spr
sofa, S37 so; Antia. chest drawers. Si4
Orient. rug. '4.2x7 ., $50. Lorraine Stu.
dios, $500 Conn. Apt 21. WO. 1869
BEDS. twin. metal complete, $50; :
wooden, double beds, complete, $40 each
MI S3S5
BICYCLE, girls, good condition. se5. Ap
sRI2K. LUNBERGWrecking 21s Johr
heating and pine. FIRE escapes. I-beams
plumbing, door sash: "a million bricks est
salesman on premises. Arrow WreckinE &
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