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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Wayne County
Red Cross Classes

DEARBORN CANTEEN Aide
Class, Wednesday. March 90 al
100, in Dearborn City Hall
council chambers.
Nutrition Class. Thursday.
March 30. at 7:30 O'Clock, at
Northern High School.
Home Nursing Class Friday
March 81. al ! o'clock, in the
Community Building az the
Adams Housing Project, on
Oakland and State Fair. Not
restricted TO those living IN the
housing project; any one living
IN this area IS invited.
Detroit Canteen Aide Glasses,
in the Women's City Club audi
forum; class beginning April s.
az II o'clock; others on April
IL and 20, al IL o'clock and 2
o'clock.
Staff Assistance Class, Tues
day, April II, at l:30 O'Clock. on
the 18th floor rof the Pasadena
Apartments. Applicants for this
class must register first at the
Red Cross Chapter House. 1853
F.. jefferson. Women who can
type are especially needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

sons museum print bolero suit
and Carnegie's circus print
Jacket dress with matching
collar-button bag.
Pure silk standings and
tuSsahs, in fruit tones and neu-
trails will be shown and the ac-
cesSories 10 be featured will
include handbags. blouses and
chapeaux.
For shopping information on
the fashion show, please tele-
phone Joan Dean, Cherry $500,
line BAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29
Jam Storage

ACCORDING TO recent gov
eminent reports, the top shelf
of the kitchen is not the most
ideal place 10 keep precious
Jams, jellies and preserves. even
though il is convenient. To
prevent spoilage, these products
are best kept in a cool, dark,
drY place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-29

FLO w Err E A R =
RINGS, enameled met
al; blue, green, purple,
white, yellow t,9S
Plus 100, Federal TaI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23
NQuQA nuA alien NoN

|fenidoft 6es @0ttIi6en 8ortes gelei,
tete Nifiion beiudt. Ser ouerifanii6e
|Miilionar pur6e bon elmer bub0bi1tis
|iden @eian6tidaft iiberrai6t. sic be-
'fano itd auf Dem 8ege nad Gbung-
fling uno berblieb BEL BEN tatbolil6en
|Wiiiionoren etlide Gage, auf ous
nadite 2uftfabr5eug tparteno.
8enn oie fotbolii6en Wiilionare
ibre @briiten I'M Ben tibetoniiden
Wariden beiuden, itno ite BEL berldie=
'oenen bu0obi6ltii6en 2anaierien 81
'@a1t. 8or tur5em beIu6ten oie ame-
'ritanii6en Niiiionare Die groBe
&umbum<2omaierie> cine Set be-
,ritbmteIten Ser ltmgegeno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23
6eaieiprednngsprosek Der Gbrip.
@dspefter Catherine 2abDnre

SGWefer Satbertne S1bDnre
8ie aus Gom beri6tet miro, lit
Der Seiliglpredungspro5eB Der @brtp.
6dpeIter Catherine 2aboure in In-
griff genommen tporoen. Sic mar
cine einfo9e, oerniitige 8armber3ige
59melter. sSbr eri6ien i'm Sabre
1880 bic Nuerieliglte Sungfrau Men'
ria uno beauftragte lie, cine ,Bun'
6ertGtige Meoaille" onferttgen gu
lailen, Die inn 2oufe ser Sabre cine
oGgemeine 8erebrung erlan9te uno
ourd pel6e 5ablreihe 8efebrungen
uno 8unoer betpirft Duroen.
@s mar om 18. SuIi 1880, o1s
5dwelter Catherine i'm S6lofe IT,
rem 0amen nennen b0rte unO tbr Der
8efebl gegeben tpurOe, it6 no6 Der
RopelLe du begeben Sic erbob 1t9
uno 1uuroe bon einem tleinen &no"
ben nit einem leu6tenoen Seiligen<
Iheiu CUR Gopeae begleitet. IlS tie
Die Rapeue betrat, erblidte lie an Der
5tele, 100 getp0bnlid Die Sberin ibs
rem BIab einnabn1 cine Jrou BON
,uunoerborer S60nbeit ~Dus lit Die
allerieligite SSungfrau'', reoete tie Der
Anobe an. S9peiter Catherine mari
ftb Dor ibr nie0er uno Die Wfutter'
gotets offenbarte ibr, Die Stride Got
tes in Srantrei9 ueroe bon ldmeren
Berfoleungen beimge1udt perOen,
1porouf bic @rideinung perfdparo.
am 81. Nopember erfolgte elne
stueite @rideinung un0 Die Wfutter'
gottes erteilte Ser Sdmeiter ben Iut'
trog, cine Weeoaile l6logen gu loiIen
nit eor Snldrift: 80 Maria, obne
Ginoe empfangen, bite fir uns, Die
mir su Dir uniere 3ufludt nebmen.
esn elmer oritten na6 etpa elnem
Nonot erfoleten @ri6einung beItartte
Die aaerieli9Ite SungfraA S6melter
Catherine in ibrem sluftrage. Dles
aeIdob "a Sabre Dor Der 8erfiinol-
gung oes 0ogmos Der unbefledten
@u1pfangnis.
Grit nod 5tpeiidbrigen Bemiibun-
gen gelang es 5dmeiter Catherine,
bonn gr3biidof bon Baris Die @rlaubs
nis our Nnferttgung Der Wteoatlle au
erbalten. Nm 81. De5ember 1876
itarb Die oeuiitige Sroensfrou obne
oaB bic 0eit1pelt, nit ausnabme oes
8ei6tpoters, et1pas bon Der Wtutter>
sotteserideinung tpuBte.
Sic wur6e leliggeiproden am %.
Nai 1888. Sbr bollltdn0ig unoerlebr'
ter 2eidnam puroe bonn Wutters
boui in &euillp nod Boris ilber'
fiibrt uno am SuBe elmer Weuttergot>
tes1tatue unter Dem Mltor elmer Stride
beigeiebt.
t t t
TrennSidaft stuiiden fatbplti6en
NiKipaarem nnb bubbbiitiiden Samas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23

t t t
9eutIde 8iidufsitimmen
Aus 4nloB oes 5. Sabrestages ser
Bapitftonung ri9tete &oroinaler5=
Ibiidof 0r. 8ertrom bon 8reslau Elm
eigenes Sirtentport an ieine Oi05e-
EoInen. &oroinoI Or. Bertram i9il=
0erte Oorin, pel6en 9lnteiI BapIt
Hius Der 3nolfte am. S9tdlal oes
lOeutlden 8oltes nebme. Sabe er oo6
oiele Sabre ieines 2ebens in Deuti6=
lano oerbra6t; crit als Nuntius IN
Wfiin6en uno Damn in glei6er gigen-
Il6aft in Berlin. Nuf einen 8eridt
iiber Die tir6libe Gage in ser Oio-
I5eIe 8reslau babe er - Gar6inal
8ertram - Elm eigenes SanoI6reiben
foes Seiligen Baters erbaIten, in Dem
les betBt: ,gSir baben 10 Diel grbau=
ltdeS iiber Die @laubenstreue Der
OeutI9en GatboIifen> oen unermiio=
li6en @ifer ibres &leruS, ibre NG9-
Itenliebe, ibr 8eten uno ibren eolen
5tarfnut in Stunoen bo9Iter &C.
| Ifobr geb0rt> ooB gSir, obne oen er=
li6iitternoen @rnlt ser Stunoe 5u Der>
tennen> nidt 5tDeifeln, ooB fir @u6
Der S6luBaftoro Oe5 gegenpartigen
I@eidebens Oos 8ort 0es Bialmilten
Ilein Deroe: vWein @ott, in oeiner
|9ulo bi1t ou uns 5uborgetommen."
SSn leinem Oiesi0brigen 6oltenbir=
tenbrief uenoete ltd &oroinaler5bi-
Ii6of Or. 8ertram in einoringli6en
Worten an Die &atbolifen, oen1 bro
|benOen SrieItermangel 81 lteuern
Our6 @ebet unO Bflege pobren ta=
'tbolllden Jamilienlebens. gr 16reibt
L,@roB lit bel Der langen Dauer oes
l8riegeS Die 5orge oes Seiligen Ga-
lters un0 Oie 5orge auer 8il6ofe UNI
ben Na6lpubs i'm alerus. Simmer
groBer miro, pie oie Stati1tit 5eigt,
Die 3abl oerienigen Briei ter un6
&anoloaten oes Srieitertums, Die i'm
&rieg ben Seloentoo erleioen. l1n6
limmer mebr nadlt bic 3abl Der Brie-
liter, Die unter Ser 2a1t Der. it9 meb=
renoen Irbeit 1T oen Seinatgen1eins
oen friib5eitig lterben ODER arbeitsun-
lfabig peroen. @efabroet ltno bic 8es
Irufe 5um geiitli6en Stono oesbalb,
neil Die ginfliiile oes &rieges bon
Ben boberen 5tuoien oblenten unb
Imeil Die bertige Sugenobil0ung aui
loen boberen 59ulen cine Dem tir9.
li6en @eilt ungiinitige gnttpidlunQ
lgenommen bot, ou6 tpeil tpertponf
lISilfen 81 religioier Sueen6er5iebune
IunS ent5ogen iin6. Darum penoe 1td
loaS Auge INNER iorgenpouer our So
;Imilie, Die bon ieber Die fegensrei9itt
'ISeimltatte Der Brieiterberufe mar
,oanf Der tiefen relteiolen Snnerli6
Ifeit totboliider gltern." )"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23

RoroinaI 0r. 8ertran tpeit6et fl
Eoonn an Die totboIifben @ltern: 81
l8erufsgnooe febrt germ Elm in o1
ISGuier, in 6enen Die Sr0mmigfe
Itpobnt, in 6enen 6as gemeiniame 81
Ibet bon gltern uno &tnoern treu I'm
|tpiiroig geiibt miro. Gu6 oos gan5
|fatbolil6e 8olt ion gu oieiem 3wed
Imitarbeiten unb mitbauen. S6o1
|boffen 5oblreide &ir6enfeinbe il
IDeuti6lan6. ooB balo Die @ottesbdu
fer leer lein peroen, oaB ous etpig
2idt Dor Sen 9lltdren er1oI6e, oai
ser 9riitlide @laube 6en un6riItli
6en Ini6auungen tDei6e. 9us alej
|tpiir6e eintreten, penn Die 8erufe 5un
Brieltertum ber1dminoen. 0arum oe1
Iufruf an oas gon3e fotboliI6e 8olf
| beionOers ou6 an oas Wonnerapolto
lat, Inn DieIe un0 quite Prielter Dor
8ott 5u erfleben.
! t t #
Die Nprmanbie nn6 8retagne tief
reltgi1s
@5 gibt tpobl fQum einen Bolts
tell in 6ranfrei6, Ger cine 8eb0lte
| Erung aufpeiien fann, Die felt Ianger
SabrbunOerten ni6t nur ibrem ia
|tbolii6en @lauben treu geblieben lit
|ionoern cine tiefe religiole ueber5eu
gung aufmeilt. DaS beueiIen i6or
Die Namen Der 5tGote uno O0rter
BON oenen mir MIR Die bauptlG9li6
iten ouf5ablen: st. Saubeur, 5te
Warie, ct. amano, ct. Malo, Ste
Wtere @gliie, ct. Claire ct. @iues
|5t. Sbomas, ct. Martin=oes-@ntrees
|5t. Yeortin oe Geuillp, ct. Martir
Dou, ct. Sean Be 2atiauts, ct. &C.
orges Oeontcoeq, st. Gigor, ct. 9tico
las, ct. Sores, ct. Georges Sc Il
HiOiere> ct. 8ompbaire, ct. 2a11
rents W., ct. Gonteit ct. 5ilbain
|5t. &emp, ct. Bault, ct. Bierres
geotre Game 0'@itre, ct. 2eger, ct
|Nnores, ct. @erpais, ct. Quen, ct
Bol II. a. t t T
SilipinOpraitOeut Queaun sefOrben
Nm /. 9luguIt lit Wanuel 8. Que:
5on, BrGltoent ser Bbilippinen, ir
Sanarat Safe, sc. g., i'm Alter Dor
|65 Sobren geltorben. @r NOR on
19. Augult 1873 in 8aler, 8rooin;
Eopalbas geboren uno beiu9te oil
bon oen 0ominifonern in 5an Suar
!Oe 2etron geleitete 56ule. Spdte1
beiubte er oie ebenfaus bon BEN So
|n1inifonern geleitete ct. Sbomas Uni
Oerlitat 5uiammen nit Sergio Ss
mena> leinem gegenpdrtigen @adfol
ger. Als zines ser erlten Mitglieoe1
Oes pbilippinil6en Senats Duroe e1
| am II. September 1886 gum Srdli
oenten Der Hbilippinen ermdblt mi
Sergio Ssmena als Si5epralioent
! 9ls Hrdlioent fiibrte er Elm neue|
Hegime 1o5ialer @ere6tigteit Elm. 8e
reits bauten lt6 Die &riegsnolfen in
I6ernen Often 5uiammen> als er an
80. Oe5ember 194t gum 5meiten Wta
gum Braitoenten ertpablt tpuroe
8eim 6au Der 5eltung @orregioor be
Impntp i'm @enernI W2cQlrthur. 0i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23

"$eI@I'to4lD ~ %DC OA@"LC w Cl'C
IHublifation Der ,,National 4iioctation
Of manufacturers" betitelt, bic 9r.
81. 81. Slpin, oen Better Der &eieard
I6ounoation Der Ohio State timber
littD, gum Gerfoiier bat.
0as bon oem Sa9beritGn6igen i'm
Suffrage oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1eeidriebene 8iidlein fiibrt cine g2ei-
be neuer te6niiher grfin6ungen uno
nelfonltruierter arbeitiparenoer Gin
ridtungen ouf> bic Biifeni9aft uno
Snouitrie fir 6ie Nobtriegsaeit in
petto baben. Oem Publifum miro ie>
oo6 in Der S9rift beoeutet, es babe
|nur Damn auf 8ertpirflidung Der auf
grlei6terung uno 8eri60nerung 0es
2ebens bere6neten Neuerungen 5u
lboffen, menn na9 Dem &riege IN un-
lierem 2anoe Elm tpirtidaftspolitiides
&lima beitebe, oas Sori9ung uno
Iusbau oes Snouitrieapparats bis
laum S06ltmaB oes Mogliden beeiin-
litige. Sreili6 uu6 oann. penn Elm
io16es politii9es &Iina 9egeben lit,
baben mir, fubr Dr. S1pin fort, nidt
81 ertparten, 0aB aIle Die Neuerungen,
Die er uns beripri9t, i6ou in Der un-
lmittelbaren gea6friegs3eit i'm San0el
Iibr @ri9einen MAIDEN tperoen. I'm
na6 ginitellung Der SeinoIeligteiten
Die fir Dedung oes normalen Srie~
oensbeoarfs arbeitenoe Snouitrie m09-
Eli6 raI6 pieber ouf Die 8eine 5u itel-
len, miiiie oonn auerlt proou3iert
meroen, mas bic 8ortriegsaeit ait
brau6baren Mooellen binterlaiien bot
- erit na6 uno aad meroe ipater
l5ur gerpertung Der neuen tebnii6en
Soeen uno &onitrutttonen iiberge-
gangen weroen, lagt Dr. Slpin.
8enn aue oie 8erbeiBungen bes
8u6leins 8irtli6feit per6en foGten>
miro man Die ,,amerifantidbe 2ebens'
peiie" nad Nblauf tpeniger Rad-
friegsiabre taum tpieoererfennen.
I3u ben bier aufgefiibrten geadtriegs'
neuerungen geb0ren Dinse pie So
milien=2 =2uftfabr3euge in Sorm bon
,SelicopterS"; Sebel, Die, tOenn Die
abenooammerung bern e . er itntt,
Iielbittatig oas eleftrii9e 2idt aufblit-
5en laiien, ferner billiges oerfliidtig-
tes Hetroleumeas fir Sarmbduier,
!&oblenofen obne Haubentmidluns,
@ei6pinos@ @efrierapparate, ipn tbeti<
|i6e @etpebe, ebenioldes, tuioeritanos-
ifeltes Sant, fiinftlides 56ubleoer,
oas 6en e9ten grtitel an Dauerbaf-
tigteit nod iibertrifft, feuerfi9ere
Draperien, Observation-Disclosures
iopie Maidinen, bic Slai@en enttor-
fen uno ibren Snbalt ina @Ias rim.
men laiien, popierne @uBformen fir
8etonproouftion, Hunofuntmellen be-
|itimmter Srequen5itarfen, Die feiuto'
tenoe uno ionltige fanitdre 8irfun'
gen auf Nobrungsmittel ausiiben. bic
ibnen ausseiest perben, uno idlieb-
lid Serniebapparate nidt MIR fir 0f.
fentlide Sdatitatten, ionoera audi
Ifiir oas Seim
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-23

Trennsidaft stuiiden fatboliiden
NiKipaaren nnb bubbbiitiiden Samas
Gum eriten Mole in Der iabrbun'
oertelangen @eidibte oeS guoobis-
mus iinb bu0obiitiide 2anos IN
freunolide 8e3iebungen nit totboll'
1den Miiiionaren getreten. gfep. Wor'
le Eennien, Direttor Der Wtarptnol
Ri1Iion in China beri6tet, oaB Der
beriibnrte Bandon 2ama ii6 5tpeimal
ols @alt in Der fotbolii6en Wtiiiion
eingefunoen.
Reb. Sennien, tpel9er bon Der melt
entlegenen 9ineiti6en gtaot 2am6om
per 2uftfabr5eug ongefommen, batte
bic oortiee bon ben Batres Der @e<
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-03

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Who Pays For 1t?
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Patronize Our Advertisers.
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Media
44ppeS'
Looking at
HOLLYWOOD

THOSE rowdy-dowdies, Olsen and
\ Johnson, who have tried every
thing in the books, including Joe
Miller's joke book, believe that gaso-
line rationing will have a beneficial
effect on boosting the morale of the
average citizen.
Don't get me wrong" Olsen has
tened to explain. 'I'm not eonsid-
ering the economic aspect. That's
out of our line. What I mean is
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-03
What Is Meant BY the Term
Quarters of COverage"?

In order to qualify for old-age and
survivors insurance benefits a wage
Garner must have worked in a job
covered by the law for a certain
length of time and must have been
paid at least $50 in each of certain
number of calendar quarters. "a
calendar quarter is the three months
period beginning the first of Janu-
airy, April, July, or October of any
year, Quarters in which he is paid
$50 or more are called quarters of
coverage (this means $50 during the
quarter-not $50 per month nor per
week, but $50 during the whole three
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smashed, window shutters chopped
to bits, slate and metal roofs bat
tered, hundreds of buildings flooded,
crops devastated and general de-
struction wrought The damage was
estimated at more than a million
dollars. A hailstone was picked up
which measured three and one-half
inches in circumference, in Court
Place. An old gray horse exposed to
the storm was beaten down and
killed. A negro man, wearing a
heavy cap, was struck on top of the
head by stone and knocked to his
knees. His scalp was cut. Hun
dreds of automobiles were riddled.
Terror reigned. The sky was fringed
below with saffron-colored and
terrifying cloud.
Preserved in the scrap book is a
list of old homes in Washington
county: Montpelier, owned by AL
len B. Seibert, built by Richard and
John Barnes, ITO; Stafford Hail.
owned by Leo A. Cohill, built by
Barnes Mason, 1882; Jacques Manor,
owner by Alexander B. Perrott, built
/ by Denton Jacques, 1855; Rose Hill,
owned by M. F. Kershner, built by
Thomas Owen Williams, about 1910,
Springfield, owned by Humrichouse
heirs, built by Joseph Williams,
1850; Dalton, owned by Wishard
heirs, built by John R. Dali; Wood
land, the Grafton Downs home, built
by Judge John Buchanan, about
1920; Woburn, owned by Court
ney Myers, supposedly built by
Judge Thomas Buchanan; Tammany,
built by Matthew Van Lear, 1889;
Bal Yuka, owned by Kenneth Bon
ner, built by Kip Anderson in 1916;
Rockland, owned by Priscilla Viii
liams Carmichael, built by Col. Sam
uel Tilghman, 1895; Fountain Rock,
owned by st. James School, built by
Col. Samuel Ringgold, about 1850,
Delamere, owned by Roger V. Nit
chell, built by Rev. Bartholomew
Booth; The Naples, owned by Lam
celot Jacques, built by Jacob Huyett,
about 1910; The Hive, at CheWsville,
owned by Charles S. Baker, built by
Col. William Fitzhugh, about 1760;
The Old Forge House, owned by Mrs.
Francs w. Dawson, built by Col.
Samuel Hughes, 1853; Ball Barren,
owned by Luther K. Long, built by
Harry Hall, 1915; Ferry Hill, owned
by Capt John K. Beckenbaugn,
built by Col. John Blackboard, 1918;
Flint's Chance, owned by J. Andrew
Cohill, built by Old Man Flint, about
1850, owned by John w. Breatheds
in 1886; Long Meadows, owned by
J. Forney Young, built by Col
Thomas Craesap, 1875; The Willows,
owned by w. Merrick Huyett, built
by Daniel Huyett, about 1900; Mt.
Airy, owned by Allen L. Poffen-
berger, built by Philip Grove, about
1900; Belinda Springs, owned by
John Baker; Mt. Prospect, owned by
Mrs. Victor Cushwa, built by Ma
thaniel Rochester (20l w. Washing
ton street,, 1869; Governor Hamil-
ton House, built by Governor Hamil-
ton; Heyser House, owned by 9th
Park, built by John Heyser, about
1910; Jonathan Hager House, re-
Gently acquired for memorial,
built by Jonathan Hager in 1899, adj
joining the City Park on the north.
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Horse and Buggy
Days
BY the Old Lamp Lighter

In scrap book preserved by At
torney F. Wilbur Bridges are many
interesting photographs and stories.
Parallel pictures show the c. & o.
Canal four years before it ceased
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Old-Age and Survivors Insurance

months). In order to qualify for
benefits workers wage record must
show that he worked in covered en-
ployment, in at least half as many
quarters as those elapsing after
1886, and before the worker reached
age IS or died.
For further information call or
write the Hagerstown office of the
Social Security Board. located on
the 9th floor of the Earle building,
West Washington street, or send
your inquiries direct to this news
paper.
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MarshmolloUU Race

Take a piece of string, put an
end in the mouth Of one player and
the other end in the mouth of his
opponent, with marshmallow in
the center. At the starting signal,
begin eating the string (don't swal-
low it). The one who gets the
marshmallow first wins the prize and
will be the first to be married.
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that people will
spend more time
at home and
they'll have to
figure out ways
to amuse them
selves"
Cor else go nuts
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operations IN 1874.
Another scene de-
picts rotting boats
remaining at sew
eral points but, it
was stated, h e
mules and drivers,
as well as much
of the water, have
vanished.
The accompany
ing story tells of q
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-03
Best Construction

When Bill Gargan first came west,
he bought cattle ranch-later sus-
pected neighbor of cattle rustling.
So he wrote him this note: 81 shall
appreciate it in the future if you'll
refrain from leaving your hot brand
ing irons where my cattle can lie
down on them" After the
Whitney Bolton twins were born re-
Gently, Nancy received an oscar
inscribed: For the best perform
ance by an actress in her own pro-
duction of The Bolton Twins
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-03
owl PHOTO FROM SIGNAL coRps.

Jane-That soldier is an awful
f1irt. wouldn't trust him too far.
Dot wouldn't trust him too
near!
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-03


Iohuson Olsen, ''on home
amusement"
''What'n you call it?" asked John
son. &c How to Have Fun With Your
Wife'-or Your Next Door Neigh
bor'?"
That's the general idea," said
Olsen. How would 'Helzapoppin at
Home be?"
Johnson thought it wouldn't be
bad, but observed that pistols and
spiders and cannon crackers and
breakaway outhouses, such as
"Helzapoppin'' calls for, wouldn't
be exactly appropriate for a parlor
gathering.
mo, you misunderstood" Olsen
explained. ''It would have games
and party ideas"
Here are some of the games Olsen
and Johnson would have in their
book:
Grab Race
The contestants must crawl on all
fours to goal and back, travelling
backward all the way. You think
it's easy? Try it, and see what hap
pens when two players collide.
Pass the Olives
Two sets of players form two sep
arate lines. Each person holds a
toothpick in his mouth, while the
leaders hold an olive at the end of
their toothpicks. At a given signal
the leader turns to the person next
in line and, without using his hands,
tries to transfer the olive to the 9TH
er's toothpick. The next player
passes it on to his neighbor, and so
on down the line.
Marshn1allow Race
Take a piece of string, put an
end in the mouth Of one player and
the other end in the mouth of his
opponent, with a marshmallow in
the center. At the starting signal,
begin eating the string (don't swal-
low it). The one who gets the
marshmallow first wins the prize and
will be the first to be married.
JigsdtU Puzzle Fan
Pictures of celebrities (you can
use Olsen and Johnson's pictures if
you can't find celebrities) are cut
from magazines and then cut up in
jigsaw puzzle style. Each contest
ant is given an envelope containing
one of these cut-ups. They must
put the picture together and then
identify the photograph. Watch out
you don't get Olsen mixed up with
johnson. Even their wives get 'em
confused at times, but they're used
to it by now.
Hollywood Talent Search
One player is blindfolded. He is
the talent scout. He stands in the
center of a circle of chairs, on which
the rest of the players sit. They
are all given numbers, starting with
one, and must sit in consecutive or
der. The talent scout calls out two
numbers, whereupon the players
having these numbers must ex-
change seats without being caught
by the blindfolded person in the CEN
ter. Any player caught must give
up his chair to the talent scout and
be blindfolded himself.
No player must venture out of
Hollywood" which is the area
within the circle, but any other
method of evading capture may be
resorted to, such as STOPPING and
creeping on all tours.
The above games are just sam
Piles. Olsen and Johnson have mil
lions more.
There's one thing it would do to
help postwar development and pros.
perity," declares Chic johnson. I'll
enough people play these games of
ten enough, practically every home
in America will be wrecked, and
think of the building boom we'll have
when materials are on the market
again!"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-03

looking at each
other, - interrupt
ed Johnson.
"I'm thinking
about writing a
book" continued
Olsen, con home
1.,,1o~.z-A1 -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-29
Youth Held
for TrioI
in Car Theft

VAN DYKE-James c. Car
penter, II. Of 11108 Continental
avenue, Van Dyke, waived ex-
animation in Justice court Fri
Gay on charge of unlawfully
driving away an automobile,
was bound over to circuit court.
He was jailed in lieu of $1,000
bond. Carpenter is charged with
stealing an automobile belong
Ing to Clarence Bercher, 1889
Engleman, Center Line, from in
front Of the Wooden Shoe bar
on Mound road, in Warren town
ship, the night of August IS.
Arraigned August II before
Justice Donald Parent. Carpen-
ter pleaded not guilty, and the
examination was set for August
Is. Also involved in the theft
were two companions of Car
penter's, one a juvenile. Car
penter and the minor were
caught the following day after
the theft, when according to
State Police of the Center Line
post, they went back to where
the theft took place, to get BIZ
cycles they had abandoned. The
third member of the trio is still
at large. according to the State
Police.