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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20

Members of Detroit Times Carrier sOftba league
choose sides during practice session. These boys play
sOftba week in regularly scheduled games in the
Times Carrier League which has 100 teams and about
1000 boys taking part. From left to right Louis
Ihoms Conrad POdolski Chester Pasch, Regard Ordee
chOwski and James Melton Some holly contested games
held with fine awards going to the champions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20
Detroit Results

FIRST RAcE-Fivs furlonEs:
prominencta
CThompson) 1880 30 5eO
Major Jimmy tBurns) $50 90
taldina Peer (Ber1l 800
Time 1901 as.
Lasting Peace Biilss Choice, Ahram.
Flowing Tide and Chance Ace also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fivs furlongs
TIGER Man 1stevensonD $50 $40 $50
Sun Vigil fBurns) 90 90
Count Esmer iBianoo) $40
Time ] oil as.
Drayore, Brushwood Boy. Darby Diplo-
mat, Bitter Briar, Cold Thread and See ID.
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-six furiongE:
4Old Silk (Bancol $50 go 40
tPAy Bob (Alfonsob $50 40
Ttnys Choice 'Calvert) 40
Time i.l3 3.5
on the Double. Another Time and Kings
Mount also ran.
I'd Lewis entry.
FOURTH RAcL-slx turlongs,
Valdina Dart
(CanareilaD 1st0 80 $50
10 Agnes tBailey) $50 $40
Hydrant fRobersl $40
Time IL Is
Commando Tom. Valdina Sonora and
Fire Power also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20

Army Air show IL Free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20
Kearns Signs
Pep. Joyce

CHICAGO, June 20 QNS)-
Fight promoter Jack Kearns an
nounced today that he has signed
Willie Pep. featherweight cham
pion. and Willie Joyce 10 meet in
a l0-round nontitle bout at
Comiskey Park in Chicago July Z.
Every Day IL D-Day In Factories
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20
Giants Can
Thank OFT

New York Giants. who we're
begged down in seventh place ia
the National League only three
weeks ago. today are hammering
>demandingly on the door to sec
'ond place
Only IS per centage points be-
hind the fading Pittsburgh Pr
rates. the Giants now are literal
ly careening up the league stand
ings. and have made the greatest
comeback either league has seen
in 1914. Between the threat of
the cellar and the plunge upward
into the first division, there lies
a saga of heroic managership.
Mel OFT rightly should regard
the Giants as cross TO be borne
rather than a major league ball
club, but somehow he doesn't.
Last year his club wound up in
last place and he himself wound
up with stomach ulcers. worrying
himself sick over the ragged look
ing hand of misfitg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20
Scratches

DETROIT
Weather, drilling: track slow.
Post. 80 p. m.
Fourth Race-Lady Stardust.
Sixth Race Straw stack
Seventh Race-Juanita NJ.
ARLINGTON
Weather, clear. track. good.
Post. . m.
Second Race ildebeest String Band
Third Race Harriet A.. Hepcst, Oh
Mandy. witch Watch
Sixth Race-Joe Burger.
Eighth Race-Ho-H
AQUEDUCF
Weather. clear; track. sloppy
Post. rs p. m.
First Race-Pats Mary
Third Race Gallant Chance.
Fifth Race-Similar
SUFFOLK DOWNS
First Race--In Range, Grand Day.
F1fih Race-SmoOthy.
Sixth Race Windmill, Desert Ace
Easy Quero
a rnnV Air shotN Ia Frea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20
National League

AT BROOKLYN
New York OSi 600 2io-lO II q
Brooklyn 600 002 600 s
FeldmAn ana MAneuso, Gregg McI.Eh ]
and Owen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20

Seeing Eye, owned by G. z.
Carranza, is one of the very few
Mexican-owned horses ever nomi-
mated for a Kentucky Derby.
Army Air show I. Free-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20
CUBS WON'T BULGE

This year, after getting off to
a good start. the Giants began
another journey TO the cellar
which stopped on the threshold
only because the Chicago Cubs
were land are) so inept they
could not bulge from eighth
place.
II is, perhaps. OTIS own Her
culean efforts which shouldered
the Giants upward from the sec
ond division. The die-hard vet
eran of 20 years of major league
play personally put his shoulder
10 the wheel with Is homers, a
league-leading total at present,
and actually more circuit cloutS
than he lifted into the stands all
last season. OFT has given his men
something TO shoot at. and that
they are shooting straight is seen
in the fact that they have won
IT OF their last % starts.
The seventeenth victory came
last night when the Giants
pounced on Hal Gregg and Calvin
coolidge McLish for 10 TO 2 tri-
hmph over the Brooklyn Dodgers
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
CAPITAL CITY BrrS
By Katy Gotzfil-istef.

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 2l--Tlic
Columbus Junior Saxons are platl-
ming to have Weinlesefest at the
Saxon Hall on Saturday, October
q. The committee is planning a
gala affair for this time, and we're
looking for quite large attend
ance. Remember the date. More
details about this event will be
given later.
Last week end found yours tru-
ly and sister in the big city 0f
Salem. We really had one swell
time at the Saxon Hall last Satur-
day night dancing to the good old
polkas and waltzes. We want 70
wish the newly weds, Andy and
Johanna Klein, all the happiness
in the world.
Have you heard the latest? If
you want to start a crab game
and have lost your alce, be sure
to keep two pieces of pop corn
o inland, because they serve just
as we'll as dice. Don't they Rose
and Freda?
The Columbus Junior Saxons
wish to express their deepest SYM
pathy to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Hartig and Roy Beach, who lost
their daughter and wife, Rose
Harig Beach, on Friday, Septem-
Der 8. Rose was a former Junior
Saxon Club member, and will be
greatly missed. .&e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

Alliance. Ohio, Sept. 2l-Of in
terest is the marriage of Miss
Pauline X. Gockel, daughter OF
Mrs. John Gockel. 2lll S. Union
Ave-, and Sgt. VIM. ]. Cessna.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Cessna of North Jackson, Ohio.
They were united in marriage
on Wednesday, September 9th, in
the 345th Post Chapel Of Fort
Jackson, S. c. Chaplain John w.
Mcqueen officiated in a single
ring ceremony. go. r.. ~
Larry Strong, company organ
list, played the bridal chorus for
the professional and during the
ceremony softly played Love
You Truly. no.
For her wedding the bride was
costumed in an aqua-gabardine
suit with which she wore brown
accessories. Her single strand o;
pearls was the gift of the bride
groom and her flowers were white
gladiolas in a shoulder corsage.
Only attendants for the cere-
mony were Sgts. Clarence r.
Strong and Stanley l.. Crawford.
Mrs. Cessna expects to resume
her position as bookkeeper Tor
Perskey's Master Market in Mt.
Union on her return. Sgt. Cessna
was formerly with the Fairmount
Creamery of Youngstown and is
now stationed at Fort Jackson,
S. c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Drei ite,ae GcNe<,arteile

@on0on. Moolf &itler, ser Dor Ell
mem Monat idon einen ieiner Gelo
marihdue, Grlpin bon Witleben, uni
iteben anoere 8enertile uno bobert
Offi5iere auffniipien lieb, iiberant
tportete nunmebr nod iieben anoer.
angeblide Teilnebmer oes am 20
Suli auf i'm ausgeiiibrten rs!tten
tots" Dem @al9en. Inter oen Neu
berurteiltcn befinoet iid @raf Ncli
s. bon &eQoorf, elmer Der ralter
admpfer" Ser Yartei, uno ieit 1885,
@otshamer NoliaeiprGiioent. e;l'
Mann, Der als BrosromMntiiem
gleih nod Sulius Streider fam
Nuberoem gebort 5u ben MIN bon
einem vNolfseerid)t" 3,m Gobe Der.
urteilte Or. 4arl 5. @oroeler, Sc,
ebemallee Sberbiirsermeiiter bon
2eip5is, auf oeien &opf cine So.
lobnune bon 1 Wfillion Marf ausge.
iest tpar uno Ser bon einem 22i1bri
gen Mdoden berraten .purbe; ferne,
&iflers einitieer Botihafter in Monl
ulrid bon &aiiel, uno nod mebrers
anbere bobe gea3is tpuroen aufee.
bdngt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
3nSnftrie'1tnfdile perlan eiaincn ~as Aaitunes.
prSNueticnS lcrcorontnt

einem fritiihen Staoium, uno es be-
Sarf audi trot ser iid bereits am
6ori5ont ob5eihncnoen MoreenrGte
0es Sieges uno bes fommenOen Srie-
Sens nod bes Giniabes aler, nm oic-
lcs erltrebtc 3iel berbei5ufiibren. Cine
Verbsllcrurg Ser 8etriebsiiherbeit
tam oa5u pel beitroeen, ,no bies
beionners in eiiler 3eit, in ser iniolgp
Der Gin5iehung Ser iiingeren Sabr-
gdnge piele 1ltere 2eute in Sen Werf=
itltten Tienit perriften. Cine Ser
beiierung ser Siderbeits- mo @e-
Notwithstanding in unierer ssn,
ouitrie bat ungeiabr sic eleide Wir,
funa sic Die gelhGftigung elmer au=
i1Blihen Nrmee bon 100000 Mrbel.
tern an lnierer Seimatfrpnt, uno ie-
ser fann iih an Sano elmer iolden
3abl al,srefnen, lpel6e Beoeutllne
lie bat. Muf) ser piel erorterete vMb,
ientismls" miro ourh Derlei Ser
b.iieruneen beboben !peroen. .Die
Terbeiierllne llngeiunoer uno un.
iiherer Mrbeitsbeoineunsen ipiiroe
'ucitgcbeno oa5u beitragen. aae Ser
fnappunsen uno llnrube auf 9en,
nationalen Mrbeitsmarfte ausid)alten
sl belfen = beionoers in ienen L.
bens- uno friegs,uihtisen ssrlbuitrien,
0ie lettbin mebrfad) Yroouftions-
ih,uierigfeiten gu perseihnen batten,
iagt ser 1898. Oils Beiipiele aus Ger
Heibe oieIsr Snouitrien lpuroen ins-
beiotoere giienidmel5en uno -idmie>
ben, iotuie ries Sol5inouitrie benann..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
MONACO MAGNET
By Helen, Dot, Doris

Monaco, Pa, Sept. 21-On Sat
night the Ellwood City and tho
Monaco Juniors had get-to.
gether at our club. Two car leads
of Ellwood Juniors came down
so we really had nice crowd.
Even tough our juke box was
temporarily out of order, that did
not stop us from dancing. We
brought down a recorder and a
pile of records and really went to
town with them.
Of course the boys were out
numbered but we still had very
good time. There were 3 of our
Junior fellows there, one of which
was a soldier = Tootie Irons. La
ter ir the evening two other SER
vicemen came too.
We sure were glad to have the
Ellwooders down. Here's hoping
we can get together again soon
This Sunday in Saxon Day and
we are going to celebrate it by
having Chicken Dinner at the
Club sponsored by the Ladies
Lodge. After the dinner a pro-
gram will follow.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

= In Markings great wide
streets one often saw water buffa.
10, those big-horned patien,
beasts of burden used by the
Chinese. This day the buffalo
were staggering from curb to curb
believing in quavering screams
l looked at them. With sabers
and bayonets, the Japs had carv.
ed steaks from the living animals
leaving them to stagger about
screaming their wonderment al
mans bestiality to beasts.
= Arthur Menken.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page S
l. 1t ended its fifth year Sep.
tember 1st.
2. That is the date of Paris Ii.
beration.
5. Forty years.
4. Harvard University.
S. That of William ]. Bryan.
6. Sam Houston.
7. John Hancock.
8. Department of Foreign AT.
fairs.
9. "Hail Columbia"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
NEW CASTLE, PA.
By Edith and Helen

New Castle, Pa, Sept. 21-The
New Castle Juniors seem to be
getting more active now that the
frosty Fall days are here, judg
ing from the attendance at the
last meeting. Among the many
things accomplished was the cleo
tion OF much needed secretary.
Betty krauss was chosen to fill
this position. 1t didn't take long
to get in, did it, Betty:
In keeping with the member
ship drive idea which was dis
cussed at the meeting at Cleve-
land East, we are launching one
with the girls versus the boys.
Let's see how many active mem
bers we Can bring into our club
New Castle! Remember, losers
treat winners, so come on. girls.
At our last meeting it was de.
cided that we have Sauerkraut
Supper Oh November S, the first
Sunday OF the month. So please
keep this date in mind as you
won't want to miss a good Saxon
meal of Sauerkraut and Wurst.
Among the visitors present at
the meeting were Mrs. Gaertner,
our Central Verband advisor, and
Mrs. Bodendorfer. We certainly
want to thank both of them for
their interest in our organization
Other welcome visitors were
Miss Sophie Theis and Glen Zinz
from Youngstown. Don't go us.
ing to many of those pointers you
got in our meeting, Glen, unless
you improve upon them.
Our President, Henry Bender
was chosen as councillor to repre-
sent New Castle at the meeting
to be held at Canton OH October
lst. October lst is also the date OF
the Card Party given by Zweig 27
So we'll be seeing the Juniors
then. ....
Pvt. Dan Bender and wife
Eleanor, have returned to Okla.
homa City after concluding their
furlough visiting with their fami.
lies and friends. We hope these
two former T. S. J. A. officers en-.
joyed our meeting as much as We
enjoyed their attendance. Good
luck to both of you.
Pvt. John Tekeser is now sta
toned at the Marine Corps Ait
Base at FL Toro, California. You
should hear him rave about tha
nice, juicy steaks they serve in
the Los Angeles restaurants.
Since we know that our boys iii
the Armed Forces enjoy reading
our newspaper, everyone agreed
that third issue be printed soon
so everyone is to hand in his ar.
ticle at the next meeting.
And last, but not least, all OF
us want to thank our ex-reporters
Henry and Paul, for their efforts
during the past year, and hope We
can do as we'll.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

A British bomb which failed to
explode when dropped on Berlin
and still was impotent when ta-
ken back to Britain by German
bomber crew has since been sent
back to Germany bearing the
message "No more rehearsals."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Gitt3elteiten mber
antrGee bel Ser Op2l

@albington. Yrice Mominiltrator
Gbelter Botoles mohh Details iiber
Die einri6tuns bon Yriifuneslteqe1,
in ser Office Of Yrice Mominiitration
befannt. oie oa3u beitimmt iino, ala-
gen iiber &od)itpreiie uno anbere
DtietsocridJriften cntsesen,,lnebmen
lmo ibm GorihIdge betrefteno ser
alasen unterbreiten 5u MAIDEN. Die
Ginrid)tltna iolder llnteriufungs-
unS Hriifungsitellen lit unter Sen;
Stabili5ation Grteniion Ace" pors
gcieben.
Mr. 8oules fiibrte aus, oaB oieie
nenenEriifunesitellen idmtlite ibneu
unterbreitete Snformationen griino-
lid unteriuden uno, tpenn se,piinidt
aud miinblide @elreiie sur Inter
itiislng ser &lagen, anb0ren tperoen.
@ibtige Yuntte iii Sen neuen 8e-
ltimmungen iinS Die folgenoen:
9as 8erional Der Yriifunesiteuen
miro in Sen ein5elnen 56Geu aus oen
&eiben Ser YM=8eamten beitimmt.
Ser ltmiang uno Sie aomplifa,
ton zines ieoeu Sales beltimmt sic
sln5abl ser Mitglieber jeoer Yriif.
ungslteae. Die Gruaelngen ser Yrii.
fungsitellen erfoleen, nafoem ser
&lager oie pollen llmitdnoe 6es
Sales borgetragen bat. Ser &l1ger
fann Elm miinoli6es 8erb0r enttpeoer
in @aibington, 8. g., ODER on einem
anoeren linn gelegenen Srt, bean.
tragen. @enn eine YriiiltngsiteGe
mcbr als einen 8eamten bat, miro
oas Nerb0r setp0bnIi6 in @albing.
ton itattfinoen, mGbreno Merbore
an anoeren Srten inn aQgemeinel
Dor einem Inter -&omitee, beitebeno
aus einem Yriifl,nesbeamten, itatt>
finoen.
8enn Elm &lGeer feline &lage bel
elmer Sriiiungsiteae por5ubrinssn
piinidt, nlub er einen Mntrag itellen.
enttueoer iuenn er ieinen eriten Yro,
teit einreidt, ooer inerbalb bon fiinI
3ebn 9agen barnaf.
Nad)oem Die Triifmesitele cine
&lase unteriudt bat. miro iie Mtr.
8oer4es ibre entiprehenoen 8ori6l1,
&c unterbreiten. 0ieie tperoen oem
&ldger mitseteilt, tpenn er Die enn,
yiiltise gntideioune oes Gaaes BE-
fommt. soate elm 8oriflag Der Yrii,
funssiteae suriideeuieien tperoen 10
miro oie enb9iiltige gntideioung Die
uollen @riinoe fir Die 3uriidtpeiiung
betnnnfgeben.
Wenn iemano Die eeriftlife Inter
iud)ung oes emergency Court Of Zip
peals' betreffs elmer 0oridrift .ooer
Nntpeiiuna tpiinid)t, 10 muB er 5upor
bel Ser OEM feline alase einreiden.
@enn bie alaee i'm gan5en ooer tell
tpeiie abgelebnt miro, ic fann Ser
&lager oann cine eeridtlide Priifune
biniidtlih ser @iiltigfeit oieier 8or.
idriit for0ern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Eleanore.

Youngstown, In1O, sept. Il -
Things III Youngstown have real
ly been hitting on all four cylind-
ers lately. Big things are in the
offing and just to show we're not
selfish III let you in on them.
First of all, reserve Saturday
Sept. 23rd, for the Wiener roast
given by the Luther League. Ali
you out-of-towners can meet at
the Saxon Club between 7 o'clock
and 7:3O and from there we'll
blaze the trail to Mill Creek Park
The fun will take place at the
Log Cabin near the Mahoning
Bridge, SO get out your compass
and let yourself in for a good
time.
You say you like Mock Wedi-
ings? You say you like to dance
to mellow orchestra: You say
you like to hang over the bar?
Tell you what we're going to do.
For you who like weddings, bars
and dances we have arranged to
satisfy one and all. October 21st
will be the gala night at the Sax
on Club. They tell me there will
be new moon around that time
so what could be more apprcpri-
ate than Harvest Moon Dance
For the out-of-towners we are ar
ranging hammocks to hang you
up in. What do you care as long
as you have place to sleep: To
our parents we'd like to say that
we need your help and coopera-
tion to make this affair success.
It's been long time since the
Juniors have put anything on and
we would like it to be success.
We have quite a few new mem
bers and believe it or not some
OF them are men! From left to
right we have Bob Kramer, Louie
krolopp, John Backu, Geo. Frank,
Mary and Katherine Backu,
Minnie Klein, Margaret Bo-
kescH I.aVerne Miller, Elsie
Hendel, Rose Marie kascher and
Marie Hatschner. Pretty good
hunting; Ell? -.
| 1t seems that once we get on
a subject we some how can't seem
to let go of it. It's the picture
problem again. Instead of having
just members of the Juniors we've
decided to have all the Saxon
boys on the poster. The deadline
for turning in pictures is definite
ly November 1st, so get your al
buns out and send the pictures
to me. Remember, November 1st
is the deadline. .
At this time | may as we'll give
lyou the low-down as to who our
officers are. Glen Zinz, Pres. f;
Eleanore Rauch, Vice Pres. Re-
gina Miller, Corr. Secy.; Sophie
lTheis, Treas. Hilda Bokesch, Fin.
Sec'y.; Eleanore Rauch, Reporter.
We're very proud to have j
person from Youngstown be elect
ed to take over the job as Presi-
dent of the Saengerbund. Congra-
tulations George Kascher and to
all of the newly elected officers.
with such grand officers | don't
see how the Saengerbund could
be anything but a success.
Our special thanks to Benny
Sharshu for your kind donation.
It's things like that we appreci-
ate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21

etnb Ste NM Sbre Anseb)rt1em
DeitsIieb TIM QranJknbereim 1nb
Central HertanbP @emn nt@t, lett
II bic Sett tet3mtreten. Nm 9enamere
Smfsrmattem rmten Ste ben 4slal.
tertreter OF.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-21
Are you ana your relatives mom-
bers ~ the Sick BENEFIT Socassy
Snd Central verband7 II not, nov
is the time to join. For more 1nfor.
nation call tho local representative.
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
President F. D. Roosevelt:


"The war has introduced Ame-
rican products to other countries
in volume and variety never ap-
preached before. After the war
these countries will want to con-
tinue to obtain many of these pro-
ducts by buying them. ;. Arieri-
can industry will have a greatly
expanded foreign market, provid-
ed that our international econo-
mic policies make it possible. for
these nations to pay for their
purchases"
Senator Harry S. Truman:
1--WE are going to win the VIC
tory much quicker than we
thought because the American
soldier is unequaled among the
fighting forces of the world. He
never has been downtrodden and
he knows what to do when con-
ditions face him. The veteran.
who is going to be the most po-
litical factor in the country, must
assume responsibility toward the
Government as the Government
has assumed responsibility to-
ward him. 1t is the veterans
duty to continue this Government
in the manner for which we are
fighting"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-13
Found Gen. Ike Pinch
Hitting at Switchboard

This revealing story was re-
1ayed from North Africa:
An important midnight tele-
phone conference was being held
at General Eisenhower's head
quarters. The young soldier at
the switchboard was working his
head off with calls all over North
Africa. The CT. had slight fe-
yer but he didn't want to tell any,
body about it. Finally, though,
lull came in the conference and
his captain ordered him to lie
down for a while.
About an hour later, he awoke
from his doze and heard the
switchboard going full-blast. Won
dering who could have possibly re-
placed him at a. M, he went
back to his board, found Eisen-
hover running the switchboard for
his own conference.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-13
why TAKE
HARSH LAXATIvES?
Simple Fresh Fruit Drink
Makes Purgatives Unnec-
essary for Most People

Here's a way to overcome con-
stipation without harsh laxatives.
Drink juice of Sunkist Lemon in
a glass of water first thing on
arising.
Most people find this all they
need-stimulates normal bowel ac-
ton day after day!
Lemon and water is good for
you. Lemons are among the rich
est sources Of vitamin C, which
combats fatigue, helps resist colds
and infections. They supply valu-
able amounts of vitamins b. and
P. They pep up appetite. They
0lkGlimige, aid digestion. Lemon
and water has a fresh tang too
clears the mouth, wakes you up,
starts you going.
Try this grand wake-up drink
10 mornings. See if it doesn't help
you! Use California Sunkist
Lemons.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-13

A bees sting is only 0ne-thirty-
second Of an inch long. The other
two feet is purely imagination.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-13

The hat and mittens are as at
tractive on the chic gray-haired
woman as they are on the college
grill
To obtain complete crocheting instruc-
tons for the Pink.Flower Hat and Mitten
Set (Pattern No. 5644) send 16 cents in
coin. your name and address and the pat
tern number.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions. slightly more time
Is required in filing orders for few Of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
HOME NEEDLEWORK
10s Seventh Ave. New York, N. Y.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-13
Uncle MzGs.
Says: @A

Some couples manage to patch
up their old quarrels until they
are almost as good as new.
The feIIoU Who is continually in hot
water doesn't necessarily have a clean
record.
Luck may plant man in high
post of Importance, but ability has
to keep him there.
Better the shoulder to the wheel
than the back to the wall.
Broad hints are wasted on mar
row-minded people.
Don't tell other people your troubles.
Most of then, don't lUart to Iisten-and
the rest are glad you haze them.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-13

Pops Share
''Did you do much fighting dur
ing the last war, PAP"
II did my share of it, son."
''Did you make the enemy run?"
81 certainly did, my boy"
''Did they catch you, Dad?"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-13
Making Powered Rug and Bag From
Rags Is Easy and Fascinating Work

fiat while you sew the circles for the roses
and the loops for leaves; then sew them
together. Use carpet thread double for
this and for sewing the braided rows
around the edge of the rug.
NOTE-This rug design Is from BOOK
which contains 81 other things to make
from scraps of fabric and other odds and
ends. Price of book is Is cents. Address: