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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Murphys Enjoy Bittersweet

ONE OF Mrs Fred r. Munhvs favoute operettas Is
BitteTswee the current production Detros of
hight opera the Masonic Temple.
Or. and Mrs Murphy seemed to be thoroughly enjoying
II, the other night ...
Mrs Frank Goldic the former Alma Petersen, who
opera with the Chicago Grand Opera CO. also
appeared o be enjoying immensely. Mrs Lloyd
Hooker who with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b. Mills and the Benjamin Add
son
The Addsons have liked the TWO offerings Naughty
Marietta and "Btersweet' well they reserved
box seats the remainder Of the season. 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Mrs. TorpeY
Named 10
Ad Club Post

800. 80, -
AIMS 'lINr IDttfEN has
been named wee president of
the Women : AdVer'I>inc Club
- fu tho vaccine, c,,,.o4 h..
,i'' 'I'N''l"" ~ Ioi ei''e 'Ia'N
from vice president 10 prCSi-
dent The former president
,u,,,.,, ct,,t.,,,-. -. .,.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
OAR Chapter
To Me ct Sunday

A TEA will be given at '3:3O
p. m. Sunday for members of
the General JoShiah Harmar
chapter of the OAR in the
home of Miss Sarah Davis in
Carter avenue. Members of the
executive board Will assist AS
hoSteSSeS,
Guests Of honor will he Miss
Laura c. Cook, state regent Of
the OAR, Miss Harriet SimonS.
national chairman of approved
schools. Mrs. George y. Scher-
mcrhorn, candidate for preSi-
International at the April con-
creSSuin New York City and
Mrs William II. DeGraf. chair
man of national defense
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Fraternity Plans
Farewell Party
PHI SIGMA CHI FRATFR.

PHI SIGMA CHI FRAZIER
NIFTY VIII give a farewell din
ner dance Tuesday a. Helen'S
Roof Garden for group Of
members who viii leave shortly
for tho services.
The guests of honor Will hc
lack Waters Thoma, Tompln.
James RelSS and Allan Hope
Mr. Waters will escort Miss
Josephine Reattie other dates
for the evening viii include
Donald Bmklcy and Lorraine
Van Nortrick, Mr. Rei>s and
Joan Lottridcc Richard Gibson
and Cocily West Frederick Sa-
mara and lune Carson. Milton
Nurenhurg and Gloria RollU
Mr. TemplIn and Barbara Blair
and Mr. Hope and Gloria Garlic
son
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Guild Members
Me ct Tue sday

THE GTFNGARDA GUILD
members of The treullne School
VIII meet Tuesday at the school
IN Riverside drive, Windsor. 10
discuss plans for their annual
bridge party 10 be held Fob -
IN kern'S auditorium
Alumnae planning 10 boz pre-
sent are Mrs William 7 Franks.
Mrs Albert j T0hin Mrs
Charles Barton Mrs Roy Du-
CheSnc Mrs Harry j Martin.
Mrs &harlcS DoraiS Mrs VIII
liam Reno Mrs. Herman Brewer
Mrs Clarence Brmkman. Mrs
Milo Ehle and Mrs. Ray j..
kraemer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

of America discuss The
Volunteer and Her Place in
te Community
Mrs. LlrsComb. who is
,aasG'ant on civic and social
education vas hero In Decom-
her 10 make a survey of
'he 'ocs situation
The Junior Leagues Al
ways have had aa educational
objective and have trained
their members for community
service
Mr- Lipscomb VIII re-
por, lcr findings here
and VIII give suggestions
about training the various
volunteers so that each may
be fitted INTO the Job for
winch she is best suited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Teen-Aqe Group
Plans Program

THE CENTRAL BRANCH
YWCA saturday night viii
again be the-settlng for a night
club program for the teen-agerS
IN their 'hangout' on the sixth
floor Featured entertainers will
he Miss Mary Lou Clark. ballet
dancer: Mike Nornesian's high
school band, and Sally Nitz
singer Tony Georgolle will be
master OF ceremonies.
THE DETROIT ALUMNAE
ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH
ERN SEMINARY viii give A
games party tomorrow night IN
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thui AFFORD in Washington road,
Crosse POlnte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Mrs. n. {. Smith
Visits Deuqhter

MRS HOWARD r. SMITH
of 'hc Whittier has returned
NOM Ci0If Wv mn mi N4T1S0r7.
Fla. where Sho visited her
daughter Patricia. who is AZ.
tending the out-ol-doors school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Subscription Luncheon Planned

THE SESSION olu he followed by subscription luncheon
after which the annual meeting II the League for the
handicapped operated 10y the Junior League will take
place
Instead Of having formal exhibition of lovely things
made by the League for the handicapped there will be
table setting contest IN which these things will he used
Harold Beatty and other members OF the Junior League
Garden Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
TO Honor
Catherine Blake

BRIDE ELECT CATHERINE
BLAKE Wll he honored At
shower 10 he given Sunday aft
ernoon by her sorority sisters
Of Phi Delta Gamma m the
home Of Miss Patricia Hannah
I'M Steel avenue.
Miss Blake. daughter 'of Mr.
and Mrs William = Blake
Highland avenue. will be mar
red next month 10 Clarence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

There VIII be 40 guests. in
addition 10 the following Soror-
n.y. members Misses June Stew
art Jeanne Whitman NeVna
E0Sak. Margaret Stewart, Shr-
ry Case. WhylliS Wilhelm, Dor
othy Miller. Sarah GlaViC LOIS
Mclean Virginia GeeveS and
Jacquelne Hastings and Mrs
KAY EurlSp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

Continued ON Page 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26
HAADS GZE!K
IN 80 TO SO SECONDS
WITH SUPERSEDED LAVA.

Special DOUBLE Action Scoop eks erimy Dirt Quick
Hands Cleaner Faster Easier fhon Ordinary Wash Ups
Ever LAvAs Gentle Enough Even for Kids Hands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26

This double action gets skin creases
Thoroughly clean around nails and
knuckles. :. Routs many germs, helps
hicks and cuts to heal. And saves
towels, plenty!
Women and kids love LAVA, too.
It's super-fast yet amazingly gentle:
Leaves skin soothed. For all of you
get LAVA now. It's real economy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26

See for yourself why LAVA goes deep
fast -routs tough dirt that regular
toilet soaps miss:
y FAsY-AcriNe soAP-like fine easfiIe
-twith son,e soothing ingredient as in
costly face ereams)...
2)PLus SPECIAL AcrIoNl Same svper-fine
cleaner dentists use 70 clean precious
tooth enumeI.
Evening star., 1944-05-12

Clever little corduroy kit completely
outftted with fine Peggy Sage Polish,
Satinbase. Polish Remover, Cuticle Re-
mover and implements. Makes q very
nice gift. -''@ s'3" HSF4 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08
FOOD For CONVERSATION
BY UEMENTINE PADDIEFORD

caramel, maple-f1avored chocolate creams,
fip-roll chocolates, chocolate and coconut
fudge. In some of these the protein content
had been increased five times over sweets
old-style. Food candies will be given trial
sales, and if the public applauds, here they
come! Otherwise, improved" sweets will
remain nutritionists whimsey.
CEREALS of the ready-eat kinds. pressed
into discs along with milk solids and sugar,
are food for conversation along the war
fronts. The waters are sweet eating right
from the hand or may be crumbled into
water to spoon up as cereal. Chief virtue of
the disc is IS per cent saving in space.
ANNUAL WASTE of 225 pounds of edible
food is your share in the nations garbage
pail disgrace. Every last one of us, the figure
boys estimate, throws away over half a
pound of groceries day. Total loss between
the pillow and the plate runs 20 to 80 per cent
of all the food we produce
THOSE BABY BOMBS, gas filled. used
to fight mosquitoes in the malaria-infested
battlefronts will have postwar use on the
home front in the growing of fancy fruits
without seeds or pits Horticulturists dis
cover that midget bombs can be loaded
with hormones mixed in liquehed gas. Pull
the valve open and the bomb blows off with
a force to disperse the hormones in particles
fine as pollen which cover the virgin bios
SONS. The hormone treatment for seedless
production is no new idea but previously it
was fower-by-fower hand job and too
expensive for commercial! use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

ON THE SQUARE is the way to cut
baking powder biscuits and cookies when
time saving counts big. After the dough
is rolled, crisscross with knife and lift the
squares to the pan. There are no scraps to
gather up for re-rolling and recruiting. Drop
biscuits and cookies take even less time
but turn out less smooth in texture and
appearance.
GROUND COFFEE is being squeezed into
briquettes to take less space and preserve
favor. The freshly-roasted beans, ground in
the usual styles - regular, medium or pull
verized - are pressed into squares the size
of yeast cake, compression taking place
at a below-zero temperature in an atmos-
phere of carbon dioxide to prevent the least
oxidation. Blocks are cellophane-wapped,
and Immediately. Simply crumble the wee
block into the pot and make coffee for two.
Flavor plus - and just as important, coffee
blocks take but half as much room as
ground coffee. This process for squeezing out
space-robber air is being applied to dehy-
drafted soups, eggs, powdered milk, ready
mixes, cornstarch, dried fruits and -four.
CANDY MAKERS are getting set to make
candy that can pass as satisfactory food
accessory chock-a-block with proteins, vita
minis and minerals. The research department
of the National Confectioners Association
has formulae under test using peanuts.
soybeans, cottonseed and wheat protein
f1ours; also dehydrated fruits, even vege-
tables. At a recent laboratory preview six
of the new sweets were out for taste testing
On parade were honey nougat. vanilla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

Complete. high qvoIity protein plus food
energy, importont milk mineroIs. vtomin A and
vitomin b. (r;boaovin|! All this food value is
pocked into vekeefos rich Cheddor cheese
flovor. And Velveeto slices. melts. toosts
beautifully rs koft quoIity in cheese food.
Mode from Cheddor cheese. Required
in huge quantities by Uncle Som) Velveeto
is not plentiful But when you find il at the
food store. remember this cheese food is
fine investment in flavor, in nutrition.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18

Sd ma6te es inn tIar, reoete
LANCE, boa Corn
M6er ais i6 auf6lidte lab id.
oaB er mir idon LANCE nidt mebr
5uborte, Ionoern auf Ieinem Slas
am 5eniter JAP unO b%i1ausblifte
nit 0orgebeugtem aopf.
j6mieg oerpirrt.
Mit Dem lauten Slang Der
abenoglode Itan0 er auf uno gins
binaus. Damn inb id iie 5uiam'
men fortgeben.
ltn0 beute? Seute erbebt li1
pieOer elm leiies &lopfen an Der
Cir. gGber es 1T 10 Ieiie, OaB ib
es foum bore, uno aud ais ih
D&ereinl" ruie, 0ffnet bic Sir ltG
nidt uno i6 muB idon na6Ieben,
Wer 90 lit.
9a itebt elm fleines @fdo4en in
einem rotten Mantel unO III elmer
rotten &appe, unO sic Saare Ordn-
gen 1ib IN tlei1eit Soden ms @e'
Ii9t.
sic ma9t eineu anidS unO
itammelt: uS6onen @ruB bon ga-
ii unO Mutti", un0 Oh ou ms
beute abeto beiuden miGit?"
gbe iie gebt, muB i6 tie nod
i6neG auf Ben Stlibl am Seniter
IeBen. ga iiet tie nun unO plar-
Bert ii6er 0ie Serrlidfeit Der aus'
Ii6t l1no fommt ear ni6t CUR &u6e,
unO mas ibr Safer emit 5u tpenig
iagte, oas iagt lie nun gu biel.
l1no in oieiem augen6lid oenfe
id: 90 gebt es, es lit alles ni6t 10
pi6tig, es fomnt aIes 8uredt; nit
2oden unO obne 2oden, oas lit
o0aig glei6gitltig.
uno Oas SIT miiien, 1T gull
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
Sic @ettnmg
Bun iSrams s. gramn.

&11r5 Dor Dem groBen @alierfau
fiibrte cine Bride iiber oen Wfiibl-
baG, ser bier = na6oem er Die
Staot 0ur6laufen unb 3ufluB er'
fabren bate = langit fem Bad
mebr NOR, lonoern elm SluB bon
anIebnli6er 9reite uno gefabrli-
dem @efGu.
IS Itano 5tpar cine @arnungs-
tafel mitten allf ser Bride uno ber-
bot oas lle6erflettern Ser Sol5ge-
Timber iopie 0as Spielen auf ben
Sragfld6en uno 8feilern, aber
melden Sungen bGtte oas abgebal-
ten, ben &ameraoen 5u bepeilen,
wiepiel oummen Mrt man bate!
8enn iie aus Ser S6lile famen,
muBten iie ii6er Die Bride, rro i'm.
mer mieber mar oa einmal elm Ner-
er in Ser &laiie, Ser feline Sapfer-
f~eitsprobe nod nidt abgelegt batte.
3par Der Serr Sauptlebrer 4. -
erfubr er 0iele Streibe - b%eitrafte
itrenge; aber i6limmer als ieite
Sra6t 8riigel par es, Die MiBa6-
tung Der &laiienfameraoen 81 tra'
gen, n1o alio blieb oiele llnber.
%nunftspro6e - am 8riidenpfeiler
bis CUR braulenoen @ailerfld6e
b%inunter- un0 pieoer be~rauf5uflet-
tern = beiteben.
Ser Sauptlebrer mar ma9tlos.
Sic beitanoe pielei6t belte nod,
genau mie oie alte Sol5briide nod
itebt. &6er an einem gewiiien Mit-
tag geidab etwas, oas bier @anoel
iduf:
Ser 2eitner-S rara mar aus SOL
iau in oie Staot gefommen uno
Der iiebten &laiie 5rlgeteilt moroert.
ST mar elm biB6en fleiner .tlno nee
niger frdftig ols Die &ameraoerl,
unter oie er geriet. Seine IL Sabre
maGten oas. Sic paren ale 13
uno Elm Sabr bebeutet in oieiem
Sitter biel. = Sic bebarpteten
na9ber alleiamt, niemano babe ben
2eitner-5ran5 au~fgeforoert, iiber
oas 8riifengelGnoer 5u flettern;
bieqei6t mar oas oie @abrbeit uno
Der 2eitner-Sran5 bate aus itd
beraus ben gntidluB gefaBt, oa er
ibre itumme MiBa6tung ipiirte.
Seoenfaqs, 10 meinte Der Serr
Sauptlebrer aornig, babe Dem 2eit.
ner-Sran5 aber ood iiberbaupt crit
ieman6 bon oieier nertiidten &raft-
uno Neruenprobe Mitteiluna ma
diem miiiien!
Garauf l6mieg Die 9laife. Ser
2eitner-5ran5 ober fomste 5u Der
3eit nod ni9t wieoer aaituorten;
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18

@leid oorouf tpur0e in ser iduar'
sen Giefe irgenomo cine Sir ipalt'
melt geOffnet. Gin 2i9titreifen itieB
einen g%oIoenen Sell in sic 6initer-
mis-. 6rageno rief cine Oiinne alt-
fralenitimme: nSait ou gerufen,
@eorg? @os miait 0u? 8er lit
Oa?" 3ugIei6 nit Ser Oiinuen alt-
fraitenltimme o6er erflangen aus
Dem binteren &aum Ieiie Muiif-
affor0e auf Stimmen unO Baden.
D8erflu6tl" brummte binter Dem
Niiden 0es 3uiammen5ufenOen Gan.
gen Ser &umpan. nSaben bod @Glte
- on 0ummfopfl Nun...." @r
brad o6, ga ser 9[lte ii6 ibnen pie-
ser 5ulpan6te, nit elmer dngitliden
ltn0 ratloien 8%etpegung. 8eldW0.
reno fragte er: nOocr - MOLTEN
Sic etpas @el0 boben meiltten
Sic 0as-?"
SSlt 0ieiem glugenblid flangen BIN.
ter ser bal6ge0ffneten Sir i'm SIM
ter9ritnO biele Stimnlen auf. Sn
&laoiermulif mii6ten Ii6 frobe
&ufe bon Srauen- un0 Wed0den'
itimmen. Ser 2ange mar jG6 uno
gei6meioig 3uriidgetreten. ST. ltano
nun mieoer altBerbalb ser Cir unO
legte iein bogeres @eiiht erneut in
fldglide 6olten. 0@enn Sic etpaS
3ebrgel0 fiir ms bdtten?" murmel.
te er.
.Sa = gernl" iagte Ser gllte
eifrig, 6efreit onfatmcno. @r griif
in feline Sadie. ga baben Sic =
fir cine Na6t uno einen Gag wirO
es idon reiNenl~ Gr CAB Dem 2ail-
gen einige @elOitiide. u@ielen
9anfl" fnurrte 0ieier init einem
&robfuB, run0 einen re6t i6onen
a6en0 Sbnen uno Sbren @ditenl"
Die Saltstiir fiel ms S6loB. Die
bei0en @dnner i6ritten eilig 0apon
uil0 blidten ob mo 31t i6elt I'M ii6.
yMeni6 - elm @liid, oaB mir
sic @dite nod sur 3eit b0rtenl"
brunmte Ser 2onge. DS6ienen 10.
gar cine @enge 2eute gu iein. 9aS
pGr Elm Geinfaa genor0en = Selt-
fel nod NAL! -- Sab man altd
porber nidts b0ren fonnte = ser
oerflu6te @ino!" 49,
Ser alte Serr aber 6etrat fopf-
idiitteln0 0as mobIig our6parmte
8obn5immer, in Dem ieine 5rou
iaB uno itridte. ugtlr 5mei 8ett.
ler," iagte er, n8tpei ionoer6are Ser
lei" Na60enflid fiigte er bin3u:
SIS iab fait 10 aus - i6 fiirhte
l6on = eigenartigl"
St tpor an einen groBen, mos
0ernen &aoio-4pparat b%erangetre-
ten, aus oent INNER nod MeltIif
uno Stimmengemirr erflang. nSebt
b0rten miro mobl genug bon Dem
@mpfong i'm Sta0t-Sotel?" meinte
ct freunolid, sen S9alter aus
orebenO. o@s lit alt9 i6on re6t
ipGt, 2iebe = fomm, mir moaen
i9lafen gebenl"
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18

-Salf6 eeoa6t Suzanne
itrablte.
.Sd babe mid nit Setter ber-
beiratet!"
~Mit 8eter2"
nSal"
SD oa6te INNER oas mGre mr.
elm Slirtl"
s9as bat @eter aud eininaI ge-
oa9t!"
- S6redlia 0umfe uno
2emfe i6mieoen geiieilGne.
2emfe rlift aus: yg(ber auf 6ie
Serge fletterte ib nidt mieoerl"
n@arum oenn nidt?" fraqt 0an-
te.
.Sm %borigen Sabr BIN i6 auf Dem
Waterborn gepeienl" r@uf einmal
fiel mein Siibrer Dor meinen alt-
gen in Den @~bgrunol"
sos 1T ia entieblidl"
.Sa, finoe id aud- elm funfel-
nagelneuer Siibrer - bas Bud bot
te id mir eeraoe am Gage porber
FIR 8 Marf gefauftl"
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
3eritreutbeit

Setting glalrbte einmul @run6 gu
baben, an Ser gbrli6feit ieines 8e-
oienten 5u atpeifeln. I'm i'm auf oie
Strobe 5u iteaen, lieB er cine Sano-
bon @elo auf Dem Glide liegen un0
entfernte iid aus ser @obnung.
&uf ser StraBe begegnete er eli
mem 8efannten, Dem er i'm Ser
tralien bon Ser 10 fllts gelteaten Sal
le er5ablte.
r@iebiel @elo mar es 6enn9"
fraete i'm Ser 8efannte. Selling griff
lia an Sen &opf. Sc fiel ibm rldms
li6 Elm, Bob er oas @el0 gar niGt
geaablt batee. $3.50.
-
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
S p e

Man fam = ieitter @attin elm
neues &IeiO i9enfen, aber wie lie
0arin altsi6altt, liegt nidt INNER an
0em &leioel
8ielen teile oeine Sreuoen,
@Qen Munterfeit unO S6era
@enig Golen 0eine 2eioer,
MltsermGblten MIR 0ein 9era.
6 in amerifanii6er ltniDerltt6Ss
profeiior bot ii6er oie llriaden oeS
glergers elm Bud beraltsgegeben, III
Dem er 21,000 ltriaden oes aerseFs
onfiibrt.
Sapanti6e 8rGllte iberrei.
den am So95eitstag sic erbultenen
~@eidenfe Sen gltern als fieines
gntgelt fir Sic Miibe unO Soften
Ser @r5iebung.
Sn 9entl6lano meroen tdglid
rlno $50 grfinoungen sur @aten-
tiernng ongemeloet, BON oenen
oltrdl6nittli6 Elm 9rittel gun 8a-
tenterteilllng u%ngenommen miro.
Man bat errednet, oaB oie
8abl Ser alf Ser gar5en @elt id6r-
Ii6 peri6minoenoen 8erionen, Be-
rem S6idinl fir INNER in 9unfel
gebiilt bleibt, etpa 5000 6etrdgt.
Man bral6t 5upeilen tiefe, tiefe
giniamfeit, Inn ii6 Ser inneren 8e-
5irfe ieiner Seele mieoer bepuBt gu
meroen - oes Grbliibens ln0 Gei-
fens p%erborgenlter @riinoe inn betm.
li6iten Snnern!
S If liebe mir Sen beitern Mann
am meiIten inter meinen @alten;
tper it6 niGt iel6it gum beiten ba-
ben fam,
Ser lit getpiB ni6t BON ben 8elten.
@oetbe.
8enn mir BON 9in6beit an ge-
tpobnt iino, uniere l1mgebung 5u
elmer frelnoli9en Sronung 81 ge-
%ftalten, 10 miro aud unier Snneres
oieie Sronung our6 cine barntoni-
ide Stimmung Ser Seele a6ipie-
geln.
90 a 9 aud beiB oas g@eioen bren-
men,
Sreuer Mut bat Croft uno 2i6t;
Wtag au6 Sano bon Sano ii9 trer-
men,
2iebe ldBt bon 2ie6e ni6t.
em. @eibeI.
Sad elmer gereGnung ser
amerifanii6en 8unoesfriminalpoli-
5ei peroen in Sen @ereinigten
Staaten ieoen Sag our9i9nittli6
300 gerbre6en begangen, in mel
der 3abl fleinere 9iebitdble, Ser
u%ttreuungen uto ltnteri6lagungen
nift nit inbegriffen iiro.
@enn es Sir libel gebt, nimm
es fir gut nur immerl
@enn ou es i~i6elnimmit, 10 gebt es
Dir nod idlimmer.
ltno penn ser 6reuno bid frGnft,
ber5eib's linn un6 nerIteb:
IS lit linn ielbit nidt wobl, JOINT
tat er Sir nidt meb.
Srieor. &iidert.
Ole ein5ige @eod9tnistafel, oie
unter Ser Meeresoberfl69e artge-
bradt wuroe, lit mobl cine eingra-
oierte 8%ron3eplatte, Die fid Bel So
mai befi1oet uno Die bic Steae be-
5eidnet, no ser englii6e gntoef-
fungsreiienoe Sames @oof i'm Sabre
1879 BON Ben gingeborenen ermor.
set puroe. Gieie @eod6tnistafel,
oie 1928 angebradt puroe, lit irn-
mer ~ audi BEL gbbe - NIT WoIier
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
GbrtftOf sebt anf bic
SraMti6aM
Sin @arser Sdmanf bun Srit
HDbDl0t.

SbORUlUA*
@ottlie6 Siniiber lebte oben I'M
Sara nit ieiner 6rau uno leineln
Sobn @briitof. gr bate es nit Der
Belt gu einem netten @oblItanO ge-
bra6t. Iur nit ieinem Gbriitof mar
er nidt gang einOeritanOet. Ser
Sunge arbeitete mobl fleiBig, mar
aber bon Natur elm biB9en o0itg
uno fonnte feinen rebten geieqigen
ani6ltB finoen.
Sn irgeno einem &aler0er bate
ser 8ater einmal bon einem gepii-
fen Gbriitof Columbus aus @enua
geleien, Ser batte @merita entoedt.
60 bel berIangte @ottlieb Siniiber
ia nun gero0e ni9t BON ieinen
Sobr, aber cine ettpas tleinere Sel'
oentat bdtte er i6on begeben fon-
men, - 9eiraten beiipielsneile .
Sod 10 iebr bic @ltern aud
Ordngten, Ser Sltnge Dar ni6t 81
beipegen, cine 8efanti1aft ar3u-
fniipfen, oie 81 Dem getpiini6ten
8iel bGtte fiibren f0nnen. l1no oa-
BEL liefen genug iunge Mdoden ber-
I'm. Ser Sunge borte ii9 alle Gor-
nitric un0 ole 4ufmunterungen ge-
Oul6ig an ut0 oerlpraG, lid gele-
gentli6 nad elmer Srau um3uieben.
&ber es blie6 BEL Dem @eripre6en.
9a fano i'm Ga6barort oaS
SdiiBenfeit Itatt, uno oit6 GbriItoi
ma6ta ii6, BON Sen @ltern ge,
Ordagt. auf BEN 8eg gum Seitplat.
@inen Saler bate man ibm in oie
Eai6e geitedt, er beriprad oafiir
ben @Itern, iid tii6tig 8u amiiie-
rem.
9Gm friiben 9admittag ging Ell
fort, 1tto als er am Mben0 Inn 5ebu
ubr nod ni6t 5uriid mar, meintc
Die Mutter 5uoerli6tli6: n@aB op
@ottlieb, oitmals flappt t." TIM
@ottlie6 iage: n8ei miGt ct bof-
fenl"
9ie Mitterna6t fam, ober nid)t
Gbriltof. Ser 8ater orGngte, ins
8ett gu geben, bic @rtter aber iuar
fiirs alf6lei6en. Sic mltBte nod
aus hires Sobnes eigenem Munoe
Die geeuigfeit b0ren. @epiiiensbiiie
madte iie ii6, oaB Iie ibm nidl
mebr @elo als oen Caller mitgege-
ben bate. Slider bdtte er es brall-
6en fonnen.
Gin l1br i6Iug es gera6e BON
Srrm, Oa fam @briitof beim. @r
i6ien in better Stinmung uno nls
feline Mltter sic Itrablen0en 9lugen
oes Sungen iob, b%lin8eIte iie per-
itdn0nisinnig ibrem @ann gu.
Damn fragte lie b%eildufig: SEA, mar
ct idone? Saite 9ef gut ameiiert?"
80 ia," 6eitdtigte Gbriltof 3ufrie-
Sen, 10 ia."
nSat 6enn oot SeIo utereidt?~
erfunoigte ii6 oie Wutter.
nSa, ia. Sd bebbe iogar nod ne
Marf mebr 5uriid 'ebroGt," itrablte
@briitof rno bolte ben Saler ioDip
elm Warfitiid aus Ser Sai9e.
n8at?" fragte ser Safer geoebnt
uno mari ieiner 5rau einen merit
~piiroigen 8lid 8u. n@at balte oenn
BLOB Sc gan8e 3eit anieltelt?"
lin mober bate, Inn Simmels
@iaen, oas Selo?" mar Die belor9-
te Srage Ser Mutter.
9a IieB gbriItof sic Silberlinge
in ieiner Sano flimpern uno label
tie in ieliger grinnerung: n@ober
ct Bat Selo bebbe? = Sd beb6e I
GaruiieI jeiGoben."
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
WereinS>& alemOer

Goneurb Club, Snc. @rdiioent;
AIfreo S9meier; SefretGr, Srau u.
S9la9ter, 1868 Conn. @oe., g. IS.
8%eriammlung ieoen 0ritten @ittpo9
i'm Monat.
@rOipect Sill SriebbOf. 8rdiioent
Sreo @ogeliang; Setretar, $. Is.
@infler; S9asmeiIter: 9aurence ..
Stus. @eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Meonat i'm Srieobofsgebauoe.
"A 9entiae 6reimaurer 2uge
HGX Nrminins, Yer. rs, S.4.4.M.
" Sefretar: Sreof. 8ertram,
1341 Sbepbero Str, g. 6. Ser
iammlung am l.. Dienstag i'm 900
not i'm Neuen Maionic Sempel, 13te
un6 s StraBe, sc. IS.
Mrmini,ts @ersniisnnss : @erein.
Pr1iioent: Senrp &ielter; Sefre.
tar: Sbeooor 2er9, 1906 Siebente
StraBe, g. IS. @"eriammlung am
1. Sonnabenb i'm Mfonat i'm 9auie
zines Mitglieoes.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iitrift Ger. 40. 8raiioent, Mi9el
Hoiner; Sefretdr, Gbriitian &ronen-
bitter, 1104 8onibant Ctr, Siluer
Spring, Mo. @eri. am A. Sreitag
i'm Monat i'm nSibe Boint Sapern",
lite uno 6 StraBe, Norooit.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iftrift @r. 100. 9rdii0ent: Sobn
@reolein; Sefretdr: Gbriitian gbriit.
1922 Siinfte StraBe, g. SO. geri.
am a. 9ienstag inn Wonat i'm Sanie
Scr. 1920 S StraBe, q. 6.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-18
UMSONST S SofiS Wistop PRO

FoRNTS HEIL-oEL LINIMENT anti.
septisch-brinst schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer.
zen, muskulosen Ruckenschmerzen, stei.
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNIS MACOLO- alkalisch - lindere
gewisse vorIbergehende Magenstoruneen
vie S~odbrennen und Neutrality-suspicious..
gen. hervorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass
an Saure.