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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-28
Hot Box, Flat Car, Morgue
Are Battlefront Exchanges

The WACs are gradually taking
over the telephone switchboards in
North Africa, thus releasing the
men operators for service in the
fields of battle. These girls are
doing a vital job, operating some
of the most important war equip
ment in the world. And according
to the various generals, their eff
ficiency is unsurpassed.
The wartime phone systems
have exchanges also. But G. rs
don't give them sedate names such
as estate" or "Plaza." When they
put call through to the battle
front, they ask for: Grizzly Bear,
Gypsy Lee, Morphine, Hot Box,
Flatcar, Morgue, Girdle, Hellza-
poppin.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-28
Green Bean Salad.
(SerVeS q

tuce cups. Com
bine l tablespoon
vinegar, VI tie a.
spoon alt a nd
pepper to taste.
Be at with e G g
beater or shake
in a jar until well
blended. Mash 8
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-28
Lynn Chambers POint-Saving
Menu
Pan-Fried Liver and Onions
Dreamed Potatoes
Parsleyed Carrots
Apple, Carrot Salad
Whole Wheat Bread
Lemon Chiffon Pie Beverage

delicious just so and splendid
course for heavy type of dinner:
Salad With Egg Dressing.
(Serves g.
2 heads Of lettuce
hard-boiIed eggs
2s cup cream
n cup lemon juice or cider vinegar
Salt and pepper
Prepared mustard
Wash lettuce carefully and dry
thoroughly. Put the yolks of the
eggs through a ricer and let them
drop to the bottom of a well-chilled
salad bowl. Add a little prepared
mustard and stir with a wooden
spoon, adding the cream gradually.
Season to taste with the salt and
pepper, then add lemon juice and
vinegar. Add the lettuce, toss light
ly and sprinkle the chopped whites
Of egg over all. Serve on cold plates.
The use of cottage cheese with
salads gives them heartiness
which is particularly necessary in
the cooler weather. Here is a we'll
seasoned salad, pretty and colorful:
Apple, Carrot, Cottage Cheese Salad
(Serves g.
8 apples, coarsely diced
2 cups shredded raw carrot
/ tablespoon onion, finely minced
l cup cottage cheese
n cup mayOnnaise
2 tablespoons lemon juice
"a teaspoon salt
1s teaspoon pepper
Dice unpeeled apples and combine
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-28

far the table was substantial but
crude and that is where the lady
with the needle came in.
The table was to be painted
cream color and then waxed. She
bought yard of slightly darker
tan sateen and appliqued a design
of blue and red morning glories
with green leaves on it. This was
placed over the top of the table
and tackled around the edge. A
piece of glass was cut to fit and
the finishing boards were then
screwed around the sides. Any
interesting fabric could be used
under the glass of the table top,
or bright flower prints or map
would give a good effect.
NOTE-Mrs. Spears has prepared a
sheet-17 by % inches-giving complete
dimensions and detailed directions for cut
ting and assembling this table; also list
of exact amounts of material needed The
inexperienced person can follow these di-
rections with the assurance of perfect re-
suits. Send Is cents for Pattern No. 254 to:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-28
Painted Coffee Table
With a Top of Glass

TT ALL started with a bright idea
4 for making a painted coffee ia
BILE out of odds and ends of lum-
Der. The sketch gives dimensions
and shows the simple construction
used to make the frame reinforced
by useful shelves at the ends. So
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-28

summer months
when vegetables
are easy to obtain
and serve in sal
ad form?
Food authori-
ties and doctors
have long recon-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-28

Nodded Cranberry Salad.
Serves 8 to 10Y
u pound cranberries
/ medium-sized apple, unpeeled
1 orange and rind
"a cup sugar
II teaspoon salt
/ package orange-flavored gelatin
/ cup hot water
II cup cold water
" cup chopped celery
Pick over cranberries, wash and
drain well. Grind cranberries, ap-.
pie and orange (including rind), saw
ing any liquid which remains. Stir
in sugar. Cover and set aside while
gelatin is dissolved in hot water.
Add cold water and allow to become
partly jellied, then add cranberry
mixture and jelly. This may be
poured either into a loaf pan or in
dividual molds rinsed with cold wa
ter. Allow to jell, then unmold on
lettuce.
Are you having time stretching
meats? Write to Miss Lynn Chambers
for practical help, at Western Ne,Ospa-
per Union, 2I0 South Desplaines Street,
Chicago, I'LL. Don't forget to enclose
stamped, self-addressed envelope for
your reply.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-28

THE "Sunfower" is one of the
IL easiest of the quilt designs to
make-the diamond-shaped pieces
are easy to cut and block works
up quickly. Use brown-fecked per-
Gales, tiny patterned cream and
yellow calicoes, grass-green and
leaf-green cottons. Do the center
in vivid yellow. Quilt has II pieced
blocks, each IA inches square-12
plain blocks.
d
To obtain cutting patterns. for the Sum.
flower Quilt pattern No. 5161) complete
piecing and finishing directions, amounts
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-28
Salads for Fall

Is a salad an integral part of your
diet or do you set it aside just for
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-28

of all materials specified, send 16 cents
In coins, your name and address and the
pattern number.
HOME NEEDLEWORK
LOG Seventh Ave. New York, N. Y.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-10-28

mended the use of raw fruits and
vegetables in the diet not only to
guarantee more vitamins and min
erals to the dietary, but to give
the necessary roughage to the sys-
tenn. Vegetables contain great
deal of cellulose and are not as
easily digested as the softer foods.
This means they aid in proper func-
ton and elimination and belong
daily in every diet.
Although we are limited in the
amount of fresh vegetables obtain
able in the fall and winter months,
there are some available which Of
fer many possibilities for salads.
Cabbage, carrots, citrus fruits and
apples are the most common. For
more substantial salad item, use
cottage cheese. It will also give
you a goodly amount of calcium,
needed for proper bone and tooth
development.
Green Bean Salad.
Serves p
Place green stringless beans,
cooked and chilled in Individual let
II (~ tuce cups. Com
~ " bine l tablespoon
M - vinegar, "a tea
=1SS ) K spoon salt and
/1G 12SN ~ pepper to taste.
AS4SSg1snfN Beat with egg
~9 ~ beater or shake
~ in jar until well
blended. Mash 8
tablespoons Roquefort cheese and
then add oil and vinegar mixture
slowly, stirring until very smooth.
Pour over beans and serve at once.
Surprise Vegetable Salad.
Sliced boiled beets "a Il
Sliced boiled string beans p
Sliced boiled carrots Il 7
Boiled green peas
Boiled lima beans
French dressing
Chopped chives
Boiled potatoes
Prepare and cook separately, in
the usual manner, an equal quantity
of all the vegetables mentioned in
recipe. Boil potatoes with their jack
cts, peel while still warm and mari
nate in french dressing while still
warm. When ready to serve vege-
tables, have them well chilled and
arrange in layers in a large salad
bowl, starting with beets at the bot
tom, followed by lima beans, then
string beans, next with carrots, fol-
lowed by peas. When all vegeta-
bles are used, pour over them tart,
well-seasoned french dressing. Cow
er the whole with layer of pota-
toes, being sure that all the peas
are covered. Sprinkle top with fresh,
chopped chives and serve.
Greens, be they lettuce, romaine,
chicory or escarole, need little else
but dressing for they are perfectly
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
de AYmiSticiO


Jacksonville, agosto 8. La CO.
mission de Leche del Estado orden6
aver, sin tener en- cuenta las dis
pOsiciones de la OPA, que los pre-
clos de tan preciado liquido ali
mentico sean aumentados en- Pen
sacola y Panama City.
Los consumidores deben pagan
20 cts. por ell litrO de leche dentro
de un radio de 20 millas de la ca
sa corte del condado de Escambia
y en- an radio de 40 millas de Pa
mama City.
AL por mayor Sc vendera ell litrO
a 10 centavos.
Declare ell jefe de la OPA, Oh.
Lichliter, que la nueva orden viola
Ell "cielo raso" fijado por las auto
ridades federales.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
lei Ej6rcito Rojo los
|%uincipaIes caminos
Cxterminado I'm ~regimiento
L los Alemanes.
b "Cangrejo de Hero"
Il los "Hitleristas"

pfldoras" m6vil y blindada v Guam
do se la pone en- I'm hoyo solo
muestra una torreta con puntos
de mira para la p~unterfa.
La estrategia del os nazis con-
siste ahora en- demorar ell avance
de los rusos por trincheras Y cam
pos minados.
Las minas y trincheras las tie
nen protegidas de ataques por un
sistema de tanques y cahones con-
centrados detras de las lineas de
defensa.
En- las primeras horas de un
ataque los alemanes Green que sus
defensas son inexpugnables; pero
despues Sc convencen de 10 con-
traro.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
Choque de I'm
canton y un coche

En- la carretera n1mero 5, una
milla al sur de la carretera nu-
nero II, chocaron aver un canton
y IN coche particular, recibiendo
heridas cuatro personals.
Dos de los heridos v lesionados,
w. F. Thomas, que guiaba Ell CO.
che, y su esposa Sc encuentran en-
grave estado.
Leve es ell pron6stico medico en-
cuanto al teniente George Johnson
y ell soldado Hard Cheek, que via
jaban en- el canton.
Asistencia medica Sc di6 a los
esposos Thomas en- Ell Hospital
San Jose.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
Una r a invasion
Sc realizara
Discourse de Elmer Davis

Argel, agosto Bel jefe de Ia
oficina de information de guerra
de los Estados Unidos, Elmer Da
Wis, predijo aver que Europa Sc
ra invadida desde las islas Brita-
nicas v que Ell continente sera "ba-
rrido" como ahora 10 es Stella.
america continuara la guerra
hasta que ell dltimo de nuestros E.
nemigos sea batido." Los crimina-
les del Eje seran castigados."
Pide Davis a los alemanes e ita
lianos que aman la libertad, que
muestren sus sentimientos por me
dio de actos, de hechos.
"Inglaterra va dej6 de e la
"escena de una defensa her6ica"
v Sc ha convertible en- la base de
una grande Y creciente ofensiva."
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

canadenses Sc apoderaron de Re-
galbuto, cast juntos a Ia sombra
del Etna.
Sc ha conquistado un fuerte
puntO de apoyo en- Dittaino. Mu-
chos alemanes perecieron.
Miles de soldados v civiles ale
names v rumanos, segGn noticias
de Estambul, tratan de dominar
los incendios producidos pOr las
bombas aliadas en- la zona petro-
hra de Ploesti.
Siete "Liberadores' sc vieron
obligados a aterrizar en- Turquia
a un octave cay6 en- el mar. Todos
los tripulantes Sc salvaron.
Tres de los bombarderOs ate
rrizaron en- ell distrito de Izmir,
en- Ia costa oeste de Turqufa. De
los otros no Sc tienen detalles.
FL mando del Eje en- Rumania
dice que el bombardeo produjo la
muerte de 116 personals Y heridas
a Lag.
La Radio de Roma afirma que
a los americanos Sc les d~erribaron
SO aparatos.
Varios de los aviones que ate
rrizaron en- Turquia fueron alcan-
zados por Ell fuego de las antiae-
reas.
Los photos americanos v sus
compa1eros Sc pudieron en- contac
to con las autoridades consulares
americanos. Tres de los hombres
estan gravemente heridos.
I'm captain photo perdi6 la VIZ
da.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
Carta de I'm socio
del c. Asturiano

Escrita fue por un socio del
Centre Asturiano la carta que ST.
que:
Hemos pasado en- Ell Centre
grandes apuros en- los ultimos me-
SEES; pero en- c~onjunto nuestros So
clos estan bien atendidos.
NJ cuisines bajar Ia cabeza, sa
biendo que de ceder nos seguirian
antagonizando.
ConOzco 20 q senores profesio-
males que negaron aqui "arranca-
dos, cast sin una peseta, Y enton-
ces eran amables, c~orteses 49,.
"pura mantequilla."
Empezaron a ganar dinero sin
grandes inconvenience v a medida
que la bolsa crecfa iban desapare-
ciendo las palabras dulces y sur
giendo las lamentaciones.
Cuando eran pobres, cuando no
tenfan "plata", Sc derretfan en- a.
m%abilidad. Luego de LENA la boil
sa, perdieron la suavidad, comen-
aaron a irritarse, a hablar en- to-
no despectivo y ahora aseguran
que son maltratados y %persegui-
dos.
Made maltrata a los seres que
necesita para conservar Ell ritmo
de la vida diaria.
LO que ha sucedido en- Tampa
es que muchas personals tienen po-
bre memorial y cor la o%pulencia .
Sc olvidan de los dfas cuando invo-
caban la protection divina.
Ell mutualismo es ahora, en- ter.
minos generates, 10 que r antes
No ha cambiado.
No puede afirmarse 10 mismo
en- algunos sectores, de los cola
boradores del mutuallsmo.
Con las glorias -. Sc olvida'
ron de los dfas tristes y de Ia yer,
dadera amistad.
70 creo plausible la idea de que
Sc entiendan directamente las di-
rectivas de las sociedades y de que
Sc tengan las mayores cOnsidera'
clones para los hombres cOnside-
radios.
Pero hay que poner punto fina
a las maniobras de los que nadar
do en- la abundancia Sc Green pos
tergados, atropellados Y hasta ser
cadenados."
TERRA de libertad es Tampa.
pero el hombre ha de saber calcu.
lar donde empieza la libertad de
vecinO y amigo.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
Las defensas del Eje Sc desploman
Avanzan las TrOpas Britanicas.
Siete "Liberadores" aterrizarOn en- Turquia

Londres, agosto 3.-Las defen-
sas del Eje Sc desploman en- ST.
ella, luego de haber las tropas a.
mericanas v canadenses penetrado
en- Ell centric de la Inca de go
millas del enemigo v capturado O.
tras cinco poblaciones e~strategi-
cas-.
"Tl Popolo D'Italia", seg1n un
despacho de Ginebra, dice que la
proposition de armisticio del pre-
sidente Roosevelt, entregada a
Italia, contiene estos puntos:
Que Ell ejercito Y la marina ce-
sen toda re~sistencia; que la cola
boraci6n con Alemania Sc termine
inmediatamente; que las tropas
italianas en- Grecia, Albania,
Francia v Yugoeslavia sea reti-
radas en- seguida; que los mate
riales de guerra ear entregados
a los Aliados, sin danes; que un
gobierno militar anglo-americano
sovietico sea establecido en- Italia
hasta ell fin de las operaciones; Ell
arresto de todos los criminales de
guerra; la libertad de todos los
prisioneros de guerra aliados que
hay en- territorio italiano.
Admite ell mando italiano que
los Aliados hicieron un poderoso
ataque sobre ell flanco defendido
por los alemanes.
"El enemigo ha extendido sus
ataques en- ell sector Sur del fren-
te, donde Sc combatei ntensamen-
te."
Los terminus de armisticio ofre-
cidos por Ell presidente Roosevelt
son mas rigurosos que los que Sc
MALARIA hace pocos dias Ell general
Eisenhower.
En- ell frente de Stella, las tro-
pas inglesas avanzan por la llanu-
ra de Catania, mientras la escua-
dra Aliada bombardea a las tro-
pas alemanas g italianas que Sc
retiran a 10 largo de lac osta del
mar Tirreno v en- direction a Ma
sina.
I'm communicate da cuenta la cap
tura de Regalbuto, Capizzi y Ce-
rami. La nota inglesa anuncia la
toma de Troina v Centuripe.
Ell primer ministro Churchill di
que las trOpas americanas del
s6ptimo Ejercito asaltaron las de
fensas del enemigo en- Troina, diez
al este de NicOsia, Y que las
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
Sc ENTREGARAN A INGLA-
TERRA BARCOS CONSTRUI-
DOS EN- ESTADOS UNIDOS

Londres, agosto Bel primer
ministro Churchill dijo hoy en- la
camara de los comunes que ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt lie ha ofrecido
entregara a Inglaterra entire $50
y 200 vapores de construction anne
ricana.
Una carta Zelda por Ell jefe del
gobierno explica Ell proceso de en-
tregar los buques. Similares ARE
CLOS Sc haran con vapores cons
ruidos en- ell Canada.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03
FL TEMPO

Lluvias ocasionaIes para hoy.
Menos calor. Temperature mini
ma, a las 8 de IA mahana, IS gra-
dos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

NORMA que ell ejer'
c~apturado los dos
minos que conducer
n hasta ell sur dc
suroeste hasta Ka-
ndo en- peligro las
5 alemanas C o n
ejando solo una ca
nenazar desde la ba-
de Dmitrovsk.
hes han concentrate
rOeste de Orel v es-
fuerte sistema de
cados en- un esfuerzo
n las dos ~carreteras,
Ia aparentemente en-
uedar aisladO, mien-
aness e retiran al oes
trOzadas p~osiciones.
"a Ell ejercito Rojo a
millas del pueblo de
Iva o~cupaci6n corta-
era que va desde Ell
0rel hasta Karachev
ente los rusos han I'M
ones en- forna de a.
aminadas a quebran-
uardia de los "hitle-
de retirada de alQu-
) alemanas fueron
pOr la rapida perse-
ercitO Rojo Y una ha-
niobra de flanco.
egimiento aleman fue
Ell Ejercito Rojo, en-
entificado al norte de
enemigo combatir pa
del circulo de acero;
ados rojos lie atrapa-
almente 10 extermina-
Sas alemanas al o
han sido d~esmernbra
n ejercito Rojo varios
altaneosc ontra las bs
Pies del Eje y algunoi
iona de defensa fue.
bs".
Flon aver de Znamens.
% de canine entire o.
pw, liquid6 una de las
antes lineas al norte
FEStrella Roja" que e
Pic una severa derrots
pr, dejando abandona.
pa cantidad de mate.
|ra.
%aumentaron su presit
suroeste de voroshi.
lde t~rataron de recu
pea ded efensa en- /:
DOnetz.
ss@que Ell enemigo col
zones de i~nfanterfa a
%nques y aeroplanos
los nazis considera.
IN IN sector sc L
los alemanes 81
Ia que e~mpleaban
. han convertible 10,
INNw-
'a'es y las aguas $,
~ hacienda extrem.
r'sa el avance de Ia.
80 meses los alema
@oo de mejorar 81.
asas tacticas. En- /,
laron el peso d,
o4nones movies; D.
e'sas su maquin,
"a ~eambiado.
nan creado -,
- lamado ell acan
La gaceta., 1943-08-03

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
3 MeKENNEY oN BRIDGE
B WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

The open team-of-four event of the Wolverine tournament recent ly held in Detroit was won by J. Van Brooks, Arthur Levy and MT. and Mrs. Arthur Baum. Detroit is fast becoming one of the country's most popular duplicate centers.
 Todays hand helped the win- 1ers carry off the title. North and South had two losing hearts and losing diamond, and it seem- ed almost impossible to keep East from making at least one spade trick. But it was done by simple mathematics-the declarer simply counted up to 10.
 The opening lead was won with dummys ace and then the declar- CT stopped to count. He could make two diamonds, heart and a club, and he must make six spade tricks. He immediately returned a club and trumped with the deuce of spades. A small spade was won with dummy's ace and another club returned and trumped with the seven of spades. Now South cashed his ace of hearts and ace- king of diamonds; the king-queen- jack of spades were good for three more tricks-and the last three tricks were conceded to the op- ponents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19

man. He was proud of his uni- form, proud of his place in the Army. He had new friends and he had been thinking seroiusly of what he would do at the wars end.
 Only a mother who has doubt ed whether or not her son would make a good soldier knows the thankfulnesS Mrs. Clark feels.
 And there is Mrs. Smith, whose husband was torn between his re- sponsibility to thsi country and his duty toward his wife and child. It was his wife who told him to go ahead and enlist; that she could get along.
 WOMEN ARE THANKFUL
 And she is thankful she didn't try to convince him that his first duty was to her. She is thankful she stood by him and urged him to do what he felt was right.
 And there are all the thousands of women who feel that this year they have more need to give thanks than ever before in their lives. They are the women whose men have come through the year safely, who though far away and still facing danger, are alive and well.
 In way it is really their Thanks giving Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19

| McWilliamS Correction, Please" program over CBS last Saturday, He was selected as 8 contestant and won $85. Mot bad for half-hour'S work" he murmured as he left the studio.
 Jackie Kelk Homer" on The Aldrich Family" has a bid to do his own fifteen-minute series . as singer! The swoon crooner1 had better move over.
 Jimmy Cash, featured tenor oA | the CBS Burns and Allen shows makes his film debut in UniversaylS Gross Your Fingers" singing song titled, "A Dream Ago.. Amanda of Honeymoon Hill," starring Joy Hathaway, changes time Nov. 2 when it will be heard Mondays through Fridays over CBS at II a. m., c. W. t.
 Vera Brodsky, pianist, guests on the Lyn Murray program on Mon- day, Nov. g, at 6:15 p. m., EWT., over CBS, marking the first time the series has featured a pianist as guest soloist. She plays Chopin's "Valse Brilliante" and "Carioca" by Youmans, with the Lyn Murray Singer joining her in the YoumanS number. The chorus and orchestra also are heard in Through the Years" and Keep in the Middle of the Road"
 If Morton Gould's music isn't be-. ing played at all four corners of the globe, it's not his fault. The young compoSer-conductor of the CBS Carnival has been making record ings for service camps and now the OWI is beaming his selections to the boys overseas, via short wave!
 "Confidentially," asked Lauritz Melchior, last Sundays (14) guest star of "The Chember Music Society of Lower Basin Street." after his brutal take-off of swoon singers, DO you think I'd make a good crooner?" ''No," Tipped Scripter Jay Sonmers, You're too darr1ed healthy!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-11-19
NUTRITION NEWS BY BEATRICE HALL
 Nutrition Directory Connecticut Dairy and Food
 Council, Hartford
SALADS IN WINTER

Perhaps the general concensus about salads is that they belond in spring and summer menus. How ever, that really isn't true. There are many delicious salads that can be made from the abundance of fall and winter fruits and vegetables. Waldorf salad is an old favorite, but even that kind of salad need not be Sterotyped. It may have varia- tions such as mixing shredded cab bage and carrots with the apples and celery. Or another idea is to dice oranges and mix with your favorite recipe for waldorf salad, Now is the time to use apples in a dozen different ways.
 Jellied salads add somewhat of a festive note to any menu. A fish or vegetable chowder plus jellied vegetable salad has all the ear marks of good supper or lunch in any mans language. An advant- age to serving jellied salads is that little time is required right at serv- ing time when the hostess wants to appear to have nothing to do. Another advantage to having these colorful and delicious foods is that it is a way to include that raw vegetable or second fruit into your days menu. The Guide to Good Eating knows no season. There- fore, spring, summer, autumn, or winter every person should have his raw vegetable and a second fruit.
 This Victory garden salad spells fall or winter meals. You will like it, I'm sure.
 Victory Garden Salad
 A cup lemon Juice
 1 tablespoon gelatin
 11a cups grape juice
 A teaspoon salt
 2 tablespoons sugar
 IF cups shredded cabbage
 # cup nutmeats
 Soak gelatin in lemon juice. Heat grape juice and dissolve gelatin in it. Add the remaining ingredients and chill until firm.