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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12
Public Library
Events and Exhibits
August 1870

Exhibits scheduled for the
Boston Public Library, Copley
square, for the week of August
1920 include: War Information
Center, LIST floor; The World in
Maps: Civilian Activities Al
cove, 1st floor; U. S. Cadet
Nurse Corps: Service Activities
Above, list floor; The Spars-
USCG, Women'S Reserve. Unit
ed Nations Above, LIST floor;
Greece handicraft, books,
maps, art objects:
Puvis De ChayanneS Gallery,
Scenes in Mexico through
August:
Sargent Gallery, Mexican
Graphic Art - through Aug
ust;
Music Room, third floor; Mu-
sic in Bayeux in Manuscript
and Tapestry;
Treasure Room, third floor;
Books and manuscripts com
memorating the 150th anniver-
sary of the founding of Bow
doin College: Exhibits of Me-
dallions.
Albert H. Wiggin Gallery,
Waterco,ors by Jean-LouiS
Forain through August.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12

XVTHAT makes a good cook?
w A good dish, of course.
And almost everyone can
make a claim to that distin-
guished title if she serves as
simple a dish as sweet cherry
bran mullins, chock full of the
seasons sweetest fruit!
Whether you pick your cherries
in the orchard, or buy them at the
market, they'll taste especially
good in these fluffy, fresh mullins.
Try them as a special treat in
warm weather menus - for break
fast, lunch, or dinner. They give
variety to breadstuffs, add nutritive
value to the days requirements as
well. A package of whole bran,
Just few moments time and
you'll wear new laurels as queen
Of the kitchen. Here's a recipe
that's simple and sure to earn you
acclaim as an artist with muffin
batter.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12
Boston Museum of Fine
Arts
August IS to 20

Special exhibitions: French
Arts of the Eighteenth Century,
through Sept. 3; Shell Spirals in
Art and Symbolic Education,
through Sept. 10; Recent Access
Sions-Paintings by Monet, Cain,
Michallon, Berth, Dennis, Mil
Ter, Bunker; Print processes.
Museum hours; 9 to S daily;
1880 to $50 Sunday; Closed
Monday.
Free gallery talks this Sun
day, August IS, will be Decorative
Arts by Miss Dorothy Adlow,
P. M; Medieval Art by Mr..
Lyle K. Bush, 4 P. M.
Regular weekday gallery talks
will be:
II AM. Tuesday, Old Embroi-
deries; Wednesday, American
Furniture; Thursday, English
Paintings; Friday, Printed Cot
tons; Saturday, French Arts Ex-
hibition.
2 P. M. Wednesday, Museum
Treasures; Saturday, French
Paintings.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12
BEAUTY HINTS
KISSABLE LIPS

Every woman would like to own
a pair of kisSable lips. Once she
did have such a pair but they
went away with that sweet limo
cent baby look in her ey e. All
babies have these full, tender
red-pink lips fresh from the
hand of God, but how short 9
while do they remain. Nursing
kepes the lips full Of blood BY
that firece exercise of food-get-
ting. And women can bring
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12
Children Under 7
Prohibited From
Collecting Salvage

In answer to the recommen-
dation passed by the City
Council last week that very
young children be prohibited
from participating in the sal
wage drive, George G. Hyland,
chairman of the Boston Sal
wage Committee, declared that
the committee has stated that
no child under seven years Of
age be permitted to help in
the collection of waste paper
and other salvage goods.
The order. which had the
City Councils unanimous ap-
prevail, declared that children
under seven should not be per-
mitted to aid in salvage COL
lection. Commissioner Hyland
stated that no child under
seven had ever been permitted
to collect waste articles, &C
cording to the knowledge of
the committee.
Although the committee had
never received any reports of
children being harmed while
doing this work, Commissioner
Hyland declared that all child
collectors were being told that
they are not, at any time or
under any circumstances, &c
enter any home while they are
i involved in this work.
At no time has any, chile
been sent to cover any neigh
borhood other than the street
on which he lives, In thai
case he probably knows mos
of the neighbors and there Il
little danger in doing such
work.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12
POstOffice Urges
Public To Secure
Overseas Xmas Boxes

The Post Office Department,
In cooperation with Army and
Navy officials, urges the par
ents and friends of men and wo-
men serving overseas to arrange
to secure or prepare Christmas
boxes now. Within a few weeks,
these Christmas parcels will
start on their long journeys to
the far distant parts of the world
where our men are stat oned. De-
pending upon distance, closing
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12
~
BY BETTY BARCLAY

~FNAAS@FNt
Fresh fish require no points
Neither do milk, onion, lemon juice,
or eggs. So a. fish recipe can be
pleasing to our ration book; II
gives US new way to serve our
no-point fish, and holsters the no
point, low-point program with
nutritious tasty.
The fish dish that has been chosen
as this months Star" recipe is
unique - it's baked in individual
molds, attractive enough for com.
pany dinners. Try the recipe below
and decide for yourself whether OF
not we have chosen wisely.
Baked Fish MoIds
cups Post Toasties, finely
crushed
III cups milk
tablespoons mayonnaise
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
~ tablespoons chopped chives o.
minced onion
2 tablespoons lemon juice
a teaspoon thyme
IN teaspoons salt
Dash Of pepper
2 cups cooked fish, faxed and
chopped
2 eggs. well beaten.
Combine Post Toasties and milk;
let stand 10 minutes. Add mayon
naise, parsley, chives, lemon juice
and seasonings and mix thoroughly.
Then add fish and eggs and mix
well. Turn into well creased molds
or custard cups. Bake in moderate
oven (375o F. IS to As minutes, de.
pending upon size Of molds. Serve
with mustard sauce, made by add.
ing 1 tablespoon prepared mustard
to 2 cups white sauce. Makes 6 to
s servings,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12

Sweet Cherry Mullins
4 cup shortening
q cup sugar
l egg
IL cups -four
teaspoon salt
l tablespoon baking powder
"A cup whole bran
q cup milk
cup chopped sweet cherries
Blend shortening and sugar
together thoroughly. Add egg, beat
well. Sift -four. salt and baking
powder together; add whole bran.
Add to first mixture alternately
with milk. Fold in cherries. Fill
creased muffin pans two-thirds full;
bake in moderately hot oven (40O'
F. about rs minutes.
Yield: IL Pinch mullins.
This is only one OF countless
variations on bran mullins. Here's
another idea-Orange Bran Mullins
with orange juice and rind to
give them a distinctive and IN
teresting flavor
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12

thousands of such parcels were
made worthless due to improper
packing. The limit of weight is
5 pounds and size is Is inches in
length or So inches in length
and girth combined.
Shop now for contents and
cartons. Remember that 9O,000,-
900 parcels will have to be sent
overseas during the 80 day period
through A. P. o. New York alone.
War moves fast and it is a diff
cult task to transport and de-
liver this vast tonnage.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12

them back again by kissing. She
She can kiss her arms, her knees,
perhaps, and that very exercise
will refill the lips with blood,
make them firm, full and red
pink, in Short-kissablel
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12
Keep Government
Plants As ArsenaIs

To put government-owned in
duStrial facilities into competi-
tive operation with private In
dustry during peacetime would
be disastrous to the national
interests" in the opinion of J
Carlton Ward, president Of the
Fairchild Engine and Airplane
Corp.
"TheSe facilities should be re-
tanned as surplus emergency ar
senals," Mr., Ward declared,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-08-12
Recent Deaths

Announced by J B Johnson
MOORE - in Roxbury. Mos
es E Moore, 1881 fremont st.
Brother Of the late Sgt James
Moore, Aug 2. Funeral services
Aug S from Johnson's Funeral
Chapel.
PERKINSON - in Roxbury.
John L Parkinson, 10S Cam
den st. Funeral services Aug
7 from Johnson's Funeral
Chapel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18
Gin NartSrer Der @abrbeit


Robert GaieD gibt bon eine1n oeut.
l6en Prielter, oen Die Ameritaner in
Dem bon Sen Quiterten beiebten 6eut.
lden @ebiete trafen, folgenoe @rfl6-
rung: sd fitble mid gliidlid, oaB
Sbr Amerifaner gefommen Ieio. Sd
i6Gme midi metnes oeut tl6en Batter
lanoes. Bir iino Wabrbuftig tief ee.
iunfen, penn mir bonn geo5iio9 Ourd
iunee amerifaniibe Solooten bon ien.
leits 6es O3eans befreit per0en mill
len." Ser Prielter muroe oerbaftet.
,Weine 9erren', erflarte Der 8rielter
inter on0erm, uib bin felt 18 Sab.
rem Prieiter uno babe felt elf Sabren
in 6urft uno 8angen gelebt. Oie
oeuti6en iungen 2eute iino tii6tige
Solooten. Sic iino es itets getpeien
uno baben in oieiem, tpie in anoern,
&riegen, TAPER gefdmpft, ober ME in
Der @eididte Deutidlanos baben ite
fir cine pertperfli9ere Sode ge.
fampft."
T II T
Gin Niniteriider Sti6Of gesen &aiier
NapDleDn
Ni6t oerein3elt in Der @ei9i6te ite-
ben Die 8eilpiele fatboli16er &irden-
fiirIten, meld)e nit apoItolil6em Nut
Dor ben Wed6tigen oieier Belt Die
Hedte Der Stride uno Der Bolfer ber-
tet0igt baben Nn elm ioldes 8eiipiel
erinnerte Dor einigen SSabren Bii6of
bon @alen, in0em er oararf bintpies,
oaB our 3eit Der fran5oitiden 5rem0<
berridoft Elm Miiniteriider 8ti9of es
getpagt babe, Oem getpaltttGigen 9or.
len Napoleon Dem @riten often ent'
gegen3utreten, Inn Die Ge9te Der Sir
dc gu pertei6igen. gs banoelt li6 bier
um ben Biidof @olpar Marimtlion,
Greiberrn bon Oroite<Gil9erine, Der
i'm Sabre 1895 gum 8eibbiidof bon
Witnlter ernannt uno 1926 bonn Don't
fapitel gum 8ii6of BON Wiinite ge,
tpablt tpuroe. Sc ltorben lit er om 8.
September 1846, naboem ct elm Sabr
oorber iein goloenes 8iidofsiubilGum
gefeiert bate.
Dle 3eit> in melder Bii6of Gaipar
Ufarimiltan lebte, geborte 3u ben
traurigiten in Der @ei6idte Oe,,tI9.
lambs uno Der Stride. Der Biidof er.
lebte Die fran5olii9e Reholution nit
ibren @reueltaten. Damn famen oie
geapoleoniiden ariege. Snfolse oes
Hetdsoeputatio ationsbauptibluiies Der,
ldtpanoen aue geiitliden Siiritentii-
mer, oarunter bas Siritbistum Miin.
iter, oas bon BreuBen beiest tpuroe.
Die fatboliife Stride in Deuti6lano
tuuroe aller ibrer iroii9en Sitter be-
raubt uno nit einem SdIage bettel=
orm gemadt.
als Der lebte Muniterii6e Jiirlt=
blidof, Warimilian 5ran5 bon Setter
reid, 1901 itarb, oulbete es BreuBen
ni9t, oaB elm neuer 8iidof gemdblt
tpuroe. 8olle 20 Sabre, big 1921,
mar oas gistum Miiniter pertpaiit.
Ser neuernonnte giibof 5erbinano,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18

| Jretberr bon 2iinlnd; fonnte megen
Rrantlidfett fait fetne firdlider
| Suntttonen oerrt6ten. @r itarb ibon
no9 bieridbrtger &egierune i'm alo-
| iter gorbep 9te Spenoung Der Sir
mung uno Der Brielterpeibe oblag
in oen sSabren oaein oem 8eibbi.
ibof.
sSm Sabre 1911 NOR Napoleon auf
Dem @ipfeI ieiner Wadt. Salt ale eu-
ropdtiden Staaten nit Iusnabme bon
RuBlano tparen bon ibm beitegt. Scum
Dollte er uud oie &ir6en beberrl9en.
Darum berlangte er bonn Bapit Bius
Dem 5tebenten, er ioue ale -8ii6ofe
in ieinem Reid bon Der pdpitli9en
8etpalt unabbdngig erflaren, aue
&loiteroroen aufbeben, W0n6en uno
geonnen bic @be geitotten, Napoleons
@efesbud einfiibren, nod Dem aud
oie ebeideioungen erlaubt tpuroen.
Beil Ser Bapit itd meigerte, Die 6or-
oerungen Napoleons 5u erfiillen, tpur,
De er gefangengenommen uno ser
Rirdenitaat Dem fran3oitl6en &ailer=
reid einoerleibt. Napoleon boffte iebt,
Der Baplt piiroe no6geben uno bic
bon yeapoleon ernonnten Sberbirten,
Die Ser gefongene Baplt ni6t beltdti.
gen Dollte, ols redtmaBtg an3uerten"
men.
9arum berief Nopoleon am Tauf.
tage leines Sobnes> 8. Sanuar 1911,
ale 8iif]ofe ieines meiten Rei6es
fta6 Soris 5u einem gotionalfon5il.
gs eri9ienen 81 8il60fe. Borltben-
Der Ser 8eriammlung mar &aroinol
5eid, Elm Obeim Nopoleons. 0ie
8erba1olungen begonnen. 9luf cine
foilerlide 8otidaft boiler anflogen
gegen oen Bop1t lollte eine slnttport-
aoreIie angenommen Deroen, in mel.
der Die 8ildofe Dem Safer tbr Gin
peritGnoniS NIT 0en @ntlagen erfIdren
ioaten. Oie elenoen &reaturen ser
Sofbilbfe Nopoleons tporen noturs
lif) oa5u bereit.
0o erbob it6 in Der gerfommIung
Der 8eibbiidof gaIpar Morinilian
bon Wiiniter Weit apo1tolii9em Srei"
NUT erflarte er, Dor allem miBte Der
&oiler gebeten tDerOen, Dem BopIt Die
ooatge 5reibeit tpieoer5ugeben, oenn
elm &on3il, 0as bonn &aiier einberu-
fen lei, babe our9aust feline Woat.
8ei6liiile 81 fallen, tpenn es bonn
Sberbaupt Der Stride getrennt ODER
miBbiligt 1piiroe. Ser Antrag oes
8eibbiidof puroe unteritiiet bon Dem
8i14of BON Cranberry uno Dem gr5-
bli9of bon Eurin. 9tatiirli9 paren
Die Sofbiidofe geeen oieien 4ntrag.
Iber Die freimiitigen @orte oes
Weibbiidofs nurben balo in sona go.
rig betannt. Nue betpunoerten ben I'M.
eri6rodenen uno ipiiroigen Miinite.
ridden 8eibbii6of, Der 10 fiibn nlitten
III Baris ftd iiber ben 4aiier auBerte,
Dor benz Die madtigm Wonorden in
ben Staub ianfen. S9arentpeiie
itromten Die Yariier al Der ct. SO.
hustirbe, mo- Der 8ii6of t6eli9 bic
bl. Weffe las.
@an5 fldgli6 enoete Dos NIT oieIem
Bomp begonnene NattonoIion5il.
Spater bat It9 0apoleon mebrn1als
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18
NQuQA nuA alien leIoN

Ual&st 9affs BON 8uffalO seitOrber
Scr Gm'ite Serr 8iifof Sobr
SJoybss Duffp lit am 27. September
nod fmrser Rranfbeit i'm alter Dor
So 9abren aus bieiem 2eben gei6ie
ben. Gr mar geboren am 20. Sftobe1
1854 tn Scrip Gitp un6 abiolbiertt
sni 5eton Sal, Soutb Orange, ge.
g., i'm Sabre 1904 oas Seminar
0eu Doftortitel erbielt er i'm moro
amertfanifden 9olleg in Rom unl
,rurbe oaielbit am 13. SSuni 1908 &C.
petbt. @r mar anfangs Iiiiitent an
Der DUR 2a6p Of Grace Stride in So
boten, g. S., tpuroe oann gum &an5,
Ier Der Dio3eie Netpart ernonnt unb
i'm Sabre 1921 gum Moniignorat er.
boben.
Gr mar Der iieberte 8ii9of Der 81
Sabre alien Dio3eie 8uffalo. Sbn
RberIeben cine 56meiter, glilabetb
Oxffs, Sdulprin3ipolin in 8abonne,
". s., unb elm 8ruoer, Migr. Wurt
5. 9Affp, Bfarrer Der ct. 9lIopiius-
eirGe tn SSerieD @itD.
T T T
9@s BilS Der ,Nntter pom 0uten
Nsa'' 10 @enaaaano Elm beitdnbiees
@unber
Bes felt Sobrbunoerten befount
Uar, ifs mieoer einmal bon einem
italienHden 8eIu6er in Stalien be.
ftdtist ,porben. 8urte 8el1b ponNG
BG Dteuit bei6reibt ieinen 8eiu6 BEG
itaIieutf6en 8aufabrtsortes @eno5'
sasp, po ft9 oos @na6enbiIo befin'
BET. peI6es alien @eleben Der
S6perfraft 5uuioer in Der Suit
Idpebt, cine Eat1abe, Die nod ME
BON eiuem @elebrten erflGrt tperoen
tOnate.
Die idbrIide 8aufabrt am Selte
Sex ,.Wutter bonn @uten Rat" i'm
Septeu1ber por tpegen oes &rieges
nibt 70 gut beiuht, als in friiberen
Sabreu. EroBoem itronten 1000 Bil'
ger berau, bon oenen piele i'm Sreien
aberna9teter. Wellb fubr in 8eglei.
tang bon atpei amerifonii9en unb ei:
mem brttiiden Offi5ier per Iuto mad
@ena35auo. @r traf BORT einen itolies
niideu Brieiter, Heb. Dr. @oigio 81
uIiano. u.S.I., pelder neun Sabre
IN 5tpei beriibmten amerifanil6en &C.
manrien> I'M Mt. g. Marp's Semi.
mar, Gutmetsburg, Mb., uno i'm Net
ct. Rarp Of tbe Beit Seminar, Nor.
maoo, Ohio, 6o5tert bot. Ct lit Der
Seneraloireftor Ser Srommen Berei'
nig1sus Der Wutter bonn @uten Rat
@enoa3ano NOR in beionii6en 3eis
ten Rou1s bic Statte, mo- Die Yold.
itrineuiiiden 5piele 5u gbren Der
@ottin 8enus obgebalten tpuroen,
Popf Sploeiter fiibrte unter @aiier
Ron1tautin Dos Gbriitentum elm. Bon
siefem 8erg6orflein perbreitete li6 Die
auoabt our Wutter bonn guten Rate
iber bic gan3e Be1t.
Der uriprung oieier tpunoertatiger
8iloer tit nidt befannt. @s ion Dos
bette $lei6nis Der Muttergottes fem
sas ie eemalt puroe gs fam in elmer
BoIfe ourd bic Suit mad @ena53ant
i'm is. Sabrbunoert un6 itieg ange
sr4ata nfr,pr nroEpr gppnno NoIfna mr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18

munttntion trttt iplo facto tn 4raft,
Oh bic geamen Der betr. Serioueu BE-
fannt itro ooer ni9t. Gem 8etipiel
oes @r5biidofs foIgten ale tatbo1i.
iden 8iibofe 0euti6lanbs, tpeu Ole.
| ie abergIdubiiben &ettenbriefe ui6t
nur gegen oen @lauben oerltoben,
ionoern aud Dem Na5iltaat sef6brItd
ftno.
T T t
MilltOuen Menidenperlnite i'm fAuf-
iabrigen &rieee
Der brittid)e &unofunf bat Die ei-
ner 56lpei5er 3eitung ,Die Rotion''
entlebnte 3uiommenltea1 oeuti9er
&riegsberluIte entnommen.
9ornad betrGgt oie 3obI BET felt
Der Snbaiton Bolens (1939) eetote-
ten Deutiden runo 8,5OO,OOO. bic Der
pertpunoeten 100000 (2) uno bic
Der infolse bon 4rieesleioen ooer I'm
terern1brung erfrantten 3ibilperio=
men i'm 8eide 81 100000.
Dte 3abl Der ,,ausgebou1bten'
(oas beiBt info1ge ouiierter Glteger-
ongriffe oboadlos eetporoenen)
Deutiden be5iffert oos 8lott ouf IS
Minionen. geur 9resoen uno 8res-
lau ousgenommen, ieien bic oeutiden
Staote nur nod Eriimmerbaufen.
Die Gage Deuti6lon6s >piro. ab-
geieben bon ben 11ngebeuren Serlu-
item an Weni9enleben uno Der Ger
it0rung Der Stdote, Der ,,9eation" 5u-
folge, 6ur6 Die Solgen zines iabre-
Ion9en riidftdtsloien Roubbaus in
2on0. un6 Sor1ttpirtidaft heridliu1-
inert. Ser oeuti6e 4derboren iet fait
boaig uusgeiogen, uno Der oeutide
Bil0beitano I'M ein 9ritteI permin-
bert, uno Die beutf6en 8aIoer ieien
in groBem umfane oeu Solabeborf
Der BON oen Deutiden CUR Borberei=
tung uns 0urdfiibrung oes 4rieges
oufgebauten @rfabitoffinoultrien aum
Spfer gefallen.
Oos StodboImer ,,NftonbIaoet'
bra6te etne - bon Der IB nerbrei-
tete - Wel6ung, tponod bic 0eutiden
es itb nun a1gelegen iein Iaifen. in
entlegeneren Idnoli9en @egenoen oes
&etdes 2ebmbiitten ols 0ottpobngeIe-
genbeiten fir ,Gusgebombte'' bouen
gu laiien. 9as fbpeoifde 8latt BE-
5iebt it6 bierbei ouf oie 8erIiner
5ad5eiti6rift ,,9entide 8oltsntrt=
ihaft'.
Nad Nitteilunsen oes Nlliierten
Souptquartiers IN 2onbon lteut i,b
bie bisber befannteeiporoeue @eiomt=
3abl oeutider 4riegsgefangener IN
8eiteuropa ouf 526,O84, nopom bic
bier omerifanif9en Irmeen (oie l.,
g., 7. un6 N. Irmee) 183. 1877, begin.
$4,000, 10000 ano 1892, Die britt
lde 2. arn1ee 77,709 uno bic fanaoi-
Idle 1. Irmee 1886 bereingebroht
baben. Snoenen fino bic 3iffern fit
bic bier amerifanii9en 4rmeen ieit
Dem "a. borigen Wonats nidt mebr
rebioiert Doroen, uno fie m0gen Nun
beoeuteno binter Der mirHi9en &C.
1amt5obl Der gegangengenommenen
9taats anriidbleibmen.
lleber bic NerIuSfp Snniptr1fhIrnAs
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iein Eroboem 6es Sresfo auf cine
6iinne aaltididt gemalt it, ldtpebt
es frei in ser 2uft uno erltroblt in
oen friideiten Sarben.
Eroboem oas Da9 6es 9eiligtums
BEL Der iiinglten groberung Stoliens
bon elmer 8ombe getroffen tpuroe,
bIieb 0as 8iIo intoft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-18
Observation-Disclosures in 0entidlanb
erf0mmnnisiert

SSn anbetra6t Ser in gang Deuti9'
LAMB in enormen Mengen perbreite.
ten aettenbriefen uno oberglGubilden
5ormeln bot 4aroinol SauIbaber,
Gr5bii6of bon Wiinden> ale, pelbe
&ettenbriefe oerfaiien ODER berbreiten
belfen, erfommlniaiert. Die grfom-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-06-01

LESS MEAT. There will be about
ten pounds less meat per capita
available during the latter half Of
the year, the bureau Of agricultural
economics estimates. This would
mean that average consumption per
person for the six month period
would total 67.5 pounds, about the
same as in the second half Of 1943.
when all meats were on the ration
list.
LETTERS: Mrs. Martin Green Of
Chicago is doing her bit to keep
up one soldiers morale. She has
sent her husband 1857 letters within
a year. He is a captain in the army
medical corps.
HORSE CABS: A Los Angeles
stable owner has obtained a permit
to operate horsedrawn cabs and
carriages on the city's streets. He
is offering service in hansoms, Vic
torias and broughams manned by
high-hatted cabbies.
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CRYPTOSTECIA:
Haiti Rubber Project Out

The governments experimental
rubber project in Haiti has been
abandoned as failure and an In
vestment Of $8,OOO,00O is being writ
ten off. It was explained that it was
found impossible to recover any ap-
preciable quantity Of rubber from
the desert vine "cryptostegia" which
was grown on the 40,000-acre tract.
It had been confidently hoped that
this tough plant would become a
major source Of rubber for this
hemisphere and would provide a
money crop for the natives.
Several experimental stations will
continue in operation for the re-
mainder Of the year, maintained by
an appropriation of $780, to the
Rubber Development corporation, a
federal agency. So far no rubber has
been shipped to this country, al
though it was expected that about
1900 tons would be produced this
year. The land planted in cryptic
stegia will revert to native owners.
! The government agreed to pur-
chase any cryptostegia rubber that
should be produced in Haiti at the
same price as is paid for South
American rubber.
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TRANSPORTATION:
Overhauling ASKED

Correction Of inequalities and dis
ordinations in present freight
rate structures to reflect the cost
Of service, and creation Of three
permanent federal agencies to keep
abreast of transportation problems,
were among the recommendations
made by a special board of inves-
tigation and research organized by
congressional enactment in 1910.
At the same time, the board went
into the south's protest against GER
tain freight rate differences benefit
ing the northeast, declaring that
figures showed that what the south
really needed was a development Of
her own industry to utilize her album
dant natural resources.
The board called for the ship
pers' freedom in the selection Of
reasonable joint routes and rates
of the same or different types Of
transportation facilities to speed
commerce.
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PACIFIC:
I,OOO-MiIe Advance

With his forces taking another
long Jump Of 1875 miles to the north
west in Dutch New Guinea, Gen.
Douglas Macarthur advanced clos
er to his cherished goal of the Philip
pines, there to avenge Bataan.
The latest gain drew U. S. forces
nearer to the thick cluster Of islands
lying off Dutch New Guinea which
the enemy repeatedly has fortified
with air bases to counter any AL
lied thrust against the Indies to the
south or the Philippines to the north.
In advancing 1875 miles westward,
u. S. forces were 1000 miles away
from Milne Bay, far to the south
east and from which General Mac
Arthur launched the campaign that
has gradually pushed the Japs out
Of their farthest South Pacific hold
ings.
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YOUNGER SEAMEN: Boys be-
tween the ages of is and 17A will
now be accepted by the U. S. mari
time commission to serve on ves-
sells before they reach draft age.
After seven months training the
youths will be assigned to a mer-
chant ship for sea duty.
PRISONER TRADE: Another ex-
change Of war prisoners between
Germany and the United States and
Great Britain is being arranged.
The transfer will be made at BARGE
Iona, Spain. Americans are ex-
pected to reach New York July 10
on board the Gripsholm.
PENICILLIN IN QUANTITY: The
production Of penicillin, the strange
drug that is so effective against
many diseases and infections, is in
creasing so fast that 1t may be on
sale in drug stores within two
months. Until very recently the
scant supply was limited almost
entirely to military use.
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fight to the finish against the com.
mon enemy.
1--WE affirm that after the war
a world organization should be
set up and endowed with the neces-
sary power and authority to pre-
vent aggression and violence" the
premiers said.
''We rejoice In the unquenchable
spirit of our comrades in every
country still in the grip of the
enemy" the premiers declared.
''We shall not turn from the conflict
till they are restored to freedom.
Not one who marches with us shall
be abandoned"