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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

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mid 3uriidaubalten lmo bic Eranen
gu itilIen, Die iest rei6lid 8u flteBen
beeannen. Grit ols iie meine id0ne
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louter ni''. Sn beller 8etpltn6erung
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trug.
l1niere 2ebrerin, Sraulein 8erf,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

Der eroben eeiitieen &nitreng1nsen
tpdbreuo Der 8iiione1,, benn iie oer.
foIet ia bel Der 8tiion nit eeipannte.
iter @ufmerfiamfeit un6 Eeilnobme
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@titale offenbart oies.
0ieie beioen Bbdnomene Der Nob.
rlngsloiigfeit umo Sdlafpermtnoe-
rung tperoen nod erbobt, tpenn man
@elegenbeit bat> Sbereie in ibrem &C.
ben langere 3eit gut gu beobadten.
Da lit oud nidt oas @eringite gu fe.
ben bon 3eiden Der @rmiioung ODER
Sen 5olgen eines ai5etiiden 6aitens.
Sat iie nidt geraoe Elm 2eioen Der
mpitli6en Stenbertretung, tpel9es
pieoer gan5 anoerer 9lrt lit ols Die
Wirflmgen elmer unterern0brung ODER
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-16

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Sc runoipra9, 1puroe bic Sebrerin bon
alien Seiten angegangen, iene Srau
5ur An5eige 81 bringen: slls ite iid
oeiien tpegen Der 4rmut Der 2eute
tueieerte, eritatteten Die anoeren 2ebr-
perlonen Nn3eiee. Sbtpobl Srdulein
bel @eri6t nod beltem &onnen unr
Mil1en Siirbitte einlegte, tpuroe Die
Srau tpegen &ausfrieoensbruds uno
offentltden 9lergerniiies in einem
S6ul3immer gu orei Monaten &C.
fGngnis berurteilt. 8dbreno oieier
3eit nar es gan3 beionoers 5rdulein
9erf, oie iene Sonilie na6 &raften
unterltiiBte. slIs file oonn ins &lolter
ging, beri6offten ibr Die beieren 2el-
te in ser @emeinoe oie Mus1teuer, Die
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aber bel uniern @ltern galt unnad-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Dorm ON HeHym A
PORK RECIPES EESSx
Esass Iuaa..@

Boil the hen until tender,
PRESERVE the BROTH, boil the
pigs feet in water TO cover.
add a little vinegar, salt and
sugar, a few picking spice.
When tender remove all the
skin and bone from the
chicken and cut in small
pieces, remove all bone from
the pigs feet, add 10 the
chicken. Place in a square
loaf pan. Now strain over IL
the liquor from the pigs
feet, and stir in a bit of
chopped pickle and pimento.
Allow TO jell and serve on
lettuce leaves. This is a de-
licious Sunday evening or
guest dish and viii keep
indefinitely if you wish to
prepare it ahead OF time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
AN UNUSUAL SALAD LUNCHEON

2 slices bacon tcut fincl
] . cup vinegar
Salt and pepper 20 taste
Crush the garlic Glove and
rub over the bowl Add the
cut-up endivc. onion and
parsley. Season Brown the
bacon, allow II % g become
crisp and add the vinegar 20
H. Cut up the boiled hot
potato. Add 10 the salad with
the bacon and vinegar. and
mix well Serve IT once and
watch it disappear
MIS- Harder yuur recipe sur
IiI-rI tH. women W.l sampled t
t0r us They had u.far I-i 8 ~
such thing huf firt af -auu.I
fp Nk" D. ou. VpH 40 o. nprf
THAT she could NOT ..f udI.. hut
had tried lettuce HI ,iEns 10
equally VOL Sha thinks tur ium
tuatIon of crisp bacon bacon FAT
and vinegar tety delicious and
tae hot bottled potato sHe- 70
It'le body tp ttr salad which
pleased hrr hungry family. Mlfy
lee swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
DEVILEp HAMBURGERS

I'M ERVED with crisp
potato chips, deviled
~ hamburgers make a
luncheon or light supper. :"
writes Mrs. Ward G. Jervis,
SomerWlle, Massachusetts.
/ lb. hamburger
(Ground beef
IL teaspoons mustard -
, tablespoons chilli sauCw
l teaspoon minced onion
IL tablespoons prepared
horseradiSh
y teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
l teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon pepper
8 slices bread
Combine the above ingre.
dents and spread on slices OF
bread. Broil for 8 minutes at
moderate heat and serve
hamburgerS Immediately"
(Mfs Jcrvis those who like
highly seasoned quick lunches Will
appreciate your suggestion. We
asked a group OF hungry mixers 20
sample your hamburgeTs de luxe
With them W. served piping hot
S0ffee and glazed apples on
stick and several % the boys said
il was an ideal combination for
cold day Mary Lee swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
BY MIGNON FIRMIN,
Hobart, Indiana.

NNIHEN it's butchering
M time down on the
F" farm oid. fashioned
pork recipes are i'm order.
Here are some favoritcs Of
minc that have certainly
added variety TO my meals,
and I hope many other Amer
lean housewives will find
them useful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Potato Sausage

2ia lbs. pork
e H. pork trimming
3 large potatoes
l large onion
Salt, sausage seasoning
are optional
Cut the pork and fat in
small pieces, peel and wash
potatoes and onion, grind all,
add salt, and stuff loosely in
sausage casing Twist about
every four or five inches, tie
the ends, place in a kettle
with water TO cover and cook
slowly for about 40 minutes.
Save the liquor for vegetable
soup II is now ready 10
serve, but if you prefer it
Drowned place under broilcr
flame and turn for a few
minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

turkish Ices " al Conrf BanquPf, Queen
Esabe, Time. Ia 1886 Quart Of FlGrored Ices Cast $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Dorm on HeH,m ="

Mix Coinmcal with salt
and fat. add enough hot
water TO soften TO a thick.
smooth paste, line small
creased gem pans with the
mixture, using the back OF a
wet spoon, brush with melted
fat and bake. When the gems
are baked, place i'm each a
fried pork sausage Now heat
the broth, vinegar, chopped
egg and almonds, pour over
sausage and serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Tanlale Gems

] cup white COTnmcal
l tablespoon lard
u hlauChed chOpned almonds
l pork sausage for each
corn gem
. cup beef broth
] teaspoon vinegar
! teaspoon salt
l h3rdoookcd egg chopped
olives may also be added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Liver Paste

l 10. pork liver sliced
y 10. fat pork, sliced
Salt TO season
l egg, slightly beaten
Is teaspoon white pepper
! small chopped onion
3 cup dry bread crumbs
i cup water
Fry the pork and liver
slowly or until done bat not
too dry. Cut in pieces and
grind, add onion, seasoning,
moiStened bread crumbs and
lastly the egg. Mix we'll to-
gether. and press ir-o a small
pan or bowl. ftf- TTI5kTS Il
delicious sandwich spread.
Chicken Porl, Loaf
/ large hen
3 large pigs feet
Pimrn'o and pickle
salt 20 taste
.af al C0Hrf banquet, ia Queen
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27


ing shows, have denied permission
for impersonators to represent them.
Jimmy Durante, of the Moore-Dur-
ante WJR-CBS comedy show, will
guest star on Dick Haynes Every
thing For the Boys" Nov. 81. A new
show will be heard over CKLW Nov.
p at $50 pm. Roy Rogers, the
heart-throb of the saddle, will air
q new Western" :. Frank Sinatra,
will not be on the Suspense" show
this month, he will be back later
In December to take a Drama role
-. David Harding Counterspy" is
looking for a new little spy in his
family very soon, the time is a mys-
terry, tune in the show 9 pm. Mon
days over Blue-WXYZ Jerry
Cooper, Movie Star, and a top singer
over radio is doing a good job on
Relaxation In Music" over CKLW
Sounds like plenty of chills
for 'Hermit's Cave next Sunday
(WJR 1870 PM. The weekly
thriller is labelled Murder of Pat
fence Ridge. (Al Time Mentioned
E w. I'd
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27
Says Watch Gone;
So Is Maid

Mrs. A. Riley, 1881 Lindbergh. re-
ported to the police that a watch
was stolen from her home last week.
She accused a former domestic OF
taking the timepiece.
Investigating the case police dis
covered that the watch has been
returned to a local jewelry store by
a young lady and the merchant re-
funded the girl the purchase price.
According to the police report,
the girl told the jeweler that Mrs.
Riley had no use for the watch and
wished her money refunded. The
jeweler obliged. The girl has now
disappeared, according to the police.
Mrs. Riley told officers of the Wy
andotte police department that the
hired girl had undoubtedly gone
back to her home In North Caro-
lima.
Police are investigating.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27
Sonia Henie
Presents 1915
Ice Revue

One OF the entertainment "musts"
Of the Detroit season will be the
eighth annual appearance Of Sonia
Henie with her 1915 Hollywood Ice
Revue. The incompatible Miss
Henie will appear at Olympia for
l7-night engagement, opening
Thursday, November 80. and run
ming through Sunday, December II.
There will be no performance on
December 10, as the building will be
reconverted for a hockey game that
evening.
In the current production Miss
Henie presents the most lavish per-
sonal showing Of her illustrious
career. taking the ice in no less than
seven numbers.
A breathtaking production num-
Der THE -Four Seasons" marks Miss
Henie's first two appearances.
Next follows her Hawaiian per-
Torrance, with the gorgeous Henie
showing why she is the foremost
exponent OF the Hula and other
Island interpretive dances on skates
today.
Her fourth appearance is in the
field Of fantasy, treat for children
from six to sixty, when as Little
30 Peep she is weddnd tn Little Rov
Blue in sylvan meadow. Shepherds
and shepherdesses.
Following the intermission Sonia
mods to our South American neigh
oors with a bright and gay samba.
Then comes the long awaited bal
let. With partner Gene Thesloff she
presents the Meditation from
That's"
In the finale Miss Henie is the
Czarina in Russian Carnival in
which myriads of color which lit
orally transforms the ice into a
glowing rainbow.
In addition to Miss Henie. an out
standing ice cast has been assem-
bled for this years production, with
Freddy Trenkler, the famous ice
clown; the Galley Sisters, who skate
as one; and Fritz Dietl, the great
silt skater headlining the support
ing talent.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27
CARD OF THANKS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-November 20, in Big Chief
Restaurant, by fiancee of Navy
man, diamond engagement ring
Finder please call 3O69-J. Reward.
(2453B)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27
During the Sixth War Loan I

During the Sixth War Loan Drive,
Don Bryan, Radio Readers Digest"
maestro, will make every musician
who plays a sour note buy a bond,
and he also will match this by
buying another Many announc-
ers auditioned for the job of an
nouncer Of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra" the largest to be broad
cast, Jim Van Kuren of CKLW won
the job, to air over Mutual $50
pm. Saturday :. James Melton,
American tenor of the Metropolitan
Opera, will guest over the Telephone
Hour, 9 pm. Nov. 20 over WWJ
That swell new quiz show,
T. Il
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27
Resolutions Condemn
Dearborn City Council

Resolutions condemning the unan-
imous action Of the Dearborn Com
mon Council, which protested
against a proposed Federal housing
project for Negro war workers in
that city. will be submitted at the
weekly Mobilize for Brotherhood"
program of the Peoples Institute
of Applied Religion at the First
Congregational Church at $3.50 pm.
Sunday. The resolutions will be Of
fered by the Rev. Claude williams,
director Of the institute and indus
trial chaplain of the Presbytery of
Detroit, who will speak on Religion,
the Vehicle for Fascism."
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27
Ford Gets New
Army Contract

DEARBORN. - Ford Motor COM
pany has been awarded a contract
by the Army Air Forces Technical
Service Command to fabricate a
jettison type gasoline tank for air
craft.
The value of the contract, which
calls for fabrication but not final
assembly Of the tanks, is approx
mately 100000.
This contract will provide work
for approximately 500 people at peak
production for at least six months.
The tanks are being made in the
Press Steel building of the Ford
Rouge plant where the turbo-super-
charger job for the Army Air Forces
recently was completed.
Shaped like cigars, the gas con-
tanners will be made of aluminium,
fitted so they can be attached under
the wings of the planes by hangers.
Full scale production of the drop
pable fuel tanks is expected to get
under way within few weeks.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27
Obituary
DONALD DOWNEY

Funeral services for Donald Dow
ney, II, Of Riverview, were held
Saturday from the Ridge funeral
home. Burial was in Ferndale GEM
etery and the Rev. A. c. Thompson
Of Riverview Methodist church off,
ciated.
Born on June 20, 1890, in Detroit,
he lived with his paren4s at 1881
Riverview avenue. He died NoVem-
Der % at Seymour hospital.
Surviving are his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Downey; five brothers.
Gerald. Robert. David, Thomas and
Dennis, and two sisters, Nancy and
Barbara.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27
Approve New Main
For Perry Place

Plans for a new water main, on
Perry Place from Biddle avenue to
the Detroit River, received official
approval from the city council last
Tuesday.
The Municipal Service Commits
sion has been directed TO submit
an estimate of costs and the City
Assessor will set up a special assess
ment district.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27
SHARPEN UP THOSE
ICE SKATES

The city recreation commission is
again preparing for a winter of ice
skating.
Harry j. Wagner, Recreation Di-
rector has asked for and received
permission to use two voting booths
as ice skaters shelters.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27
FREDERICK THEODORE FUEss

FREDERICK THEODORE FUEsS
Frederick Theodore Fuess, a., o.
1859 Riverview avenue, Riverview,
died Saturday in the Henry Ford
hospital, Detroit, following q three
day illness.
Mr.. Fness was born In Pawtucket,
r. I. in 1908.
He leaves his wife, Lillian Ruth;
two sons Frederick William and
George; an aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tim Stevens and o cousin, T.
Richard Stevens of Birmingham,
Mich.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the Ridge funeral home, Trenton,
Tuesday afternoon ct 2 o'clock. The
Rev. Arthur Thompson Of River
view Methodist church will officiate
ct the services and burial win fol-
low In Woodmere cemetery.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-27

(WJR Wed. $50
p.m.) emceed by
Ken Murray, pre-
sents tru e-to-life
actors or their i'm
personators, tn e
contestant guess
ing which it is.
But it has run in
to a minor snag
because C er a in
actors, especially
those On roponot-
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-02
Sl22,OOO LOSSES SUSTAINED IN SALMON LOSSES

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2. -tAP>-A government spokesman today reported $122,600 in salmon fishermen indemnity losses were sustained in 1922 as result of the navy ordering the boats home from the customary fishing grounds.
 It. Colonel Olmstead, deputy director of supply of the War Food Administration, in tes+i- mony made public today, and told the House Appropriations Com mittee a fund of $6,0O0,OO0 should be set up to reimburse fishermen for losses incident to war, and urged the fund to be continued to encourage fishermen to take salmon.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-02
Brooklyn Scene Of Chlorine Gas Catastrophe

NEW YORK, June 2.-(AP)- Escaping chlorine gas felled more than 300 persons in a busy inter- section in Brooklyn, New York, today. Most of those overcome by the gas were removed to hos pitals, some in very serious con dition.
 The gas spread over an area of two blocks in each direction and men, women and high school stu dents began to cough and vomit, then to stagger and fall flat on the floors, sidewalks and streets.
 The scene resembled pictures of war devastation. The gas, heavier than air, descended through the ventilators into the subway, fore ing scores of persons to flee to the streets, where they too, top pied over.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-02
U. s. AIR FORCE Court of Appeals STRIKES HEAVY Upholds WIPE BLOW ON COAST In Reviews of Acts

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2. ---tAP)-The U. s. Court of Ap- peals for the District of Coium- bia, ruled that orders of the War Labor Board, are not reviewable, by the courts ruling on the ap- peal, brought about by the em- ployers' group of Motor Freight Carriers, Incorporated, associated carriers and individuals who rep resent about 300 trucking compan- ies engaged in transportation of freight in the New England states.
 Three of the appeal court jud- ges, who heard the case, Judges Miller, Edgerton and Arnold, held unanimously: "It is clear and un- disputed that there is no statute which authorizes a review of the War Labor Boards order"
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-02
REDS SMASH
 NAZI ATTEMPTS TO CRACK LINES

LONDON, June 2-(AP)-Red Army troops smashed all German attempts to crack the Russian lines north of Iasi in Rumania, and even counter attacked in some sectors, inflicting heavy cas- ualties on the enemy.
 Moscow said in a broadcast of communique telling about the fourth successive day of the bat tie, said 800 Nazi soldiers were killed and IT tanks put out of action.
 A Finnish communique report ed strong Russian attacks on two fronts facing Finland on the Kar- elian isthmus to the northwest of Leningrad, and between Lakes Ladoga and Omega.
 Moscow made no mention of these actions, but told of an hour of skirmish southeast of Stanis- lwow in old Poland, which cost the Germans 100 dead. Also in cluded in the report was scouting action, northwest of Vitebsk, in White Russia.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-02
LAPS MASS MEN IN HANkOW. CANTON AREA

CHUNGKING, China. June 2 -(APl-The Japs have nnassed 280.000 'roops in the Hankow- Canton areas, in a smashing drive aimed not only at the conquest of the entire Canton Hankow rail- way. but to prepare new blows elsewhere in China.
 Major General Theng, army spokesman, declared the forces comprised 21O,000 troops in the Hankow area, and 10000 in the Canton area, as compared with the force of only 40,000 men hith- erto used.
 He said: In addition, the Japs are massing troops in Indo-China on the Yunnan border, and are building a new motor highway between the Hanoi frontier and their own on Luokay, l60 airline miles, northwest of Hanoi, and are constructing a big air base near the border.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-02
NEW TROOPS BEING PUT ON DEACHHEADS

ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD QUARTERS IN NEW GUINEA June 2. - (AP)-Reinforcem are being poured onto the beach es of Biak Island to support the hard-pressed Tanks, who are stricing to take the airdromes within bombing range of the Philippines, headquarters an nounced Friday.
 Meanwhile, the advance units were held up by Japanese snip, CTS atop the ridges of the main Schouten Island, off the coast of Dutch New Guinea. Headquar- ters said that sniper fire and nor tar exchanges were the only ac- tiVity on the island.
 200 miles down the Dutch New Guinea coast, southeast American invaders in Maffin Bay, killed 75 more Nipponese soldiers in patrol actions and raised the total of enemy casualties to 1,453.
 On Bougainville,. in the north Solomons sector, an offensive ac- tion sprang up for the first time in many months when American forces made amphibious landings, seven miles to the southeast of Torokina, in the Empress of Au- gusta Bay area.
 On the west central coast of the British New Guinea mainland, the Australians were moving slowly to north and west beyond Me dang, and reached Guru, 40 miles southeast of Hansa Bay.