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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29
(Nadaljevonje)

Takoj poslje nemskim skotom
pisma, v katerih jim ocita krl-
vico, ker so Sc polastii apo
stolskih pravic "sodne oblasti
mad nadskofom", da so "brata
in soskofa njegovega', Metoda
mueili po jecah, da so mu we'll
priliko, sluzbo bozjo opravlJatl
in Jim prepoveduje masevati to-
liko casa, dokler ne izpuste te-
ga vse casti vrednega moza.
Jakinski skof Pavel jim je O.
sebno izrocil ia pisma.
Sveti oce je pisal tudi kralju
Ludoviku panonskih razme-
rah in ga opomnil, da je re pred
davnim casom dovolil rimski
stolici, da oskrbuje to dezelo z
duhovniki po svoji wolff.
Ko je Jozef dovrsil svoje po-
slanstvo in dobil zagotovilo, da
Sc povrne Metod v najkrajsem
casu ma Moravsko, odvalil Sc je
dobremu mozu kamen Cd srca.
z mirnim srcem odhiti v GER
kew sv. Klementa, da Sc zahva-
Ii Bogu ma Cirilovem grobu "a
srecni lid svojega pota in IL
roci mrtvemu Cirilu bratski po-
zdrav Metodov.
Zagledal Sc je v oblicje ma
Sikh ter Sc spominjal one dobe,
ko ga je ucil solunski apostol
prvih zacetkov znanosti, ko je
hodil njm ir bratcm korak
"a korakom. Potozil je mrtve-
mu, kaka nasprotstva mora tr'
peti Metodovo plemenito srce.
Potem ga je prosil, da izprosi v
nebesih prl Bogu njegoverau
potu srecen lid in Metodovim
prosnjam, da Sc vse konca mir.
no in tho v blagor ljudstva,
kateremu je bill tolaznik in uci-
tell in da stro odlocne besede
papezeve zavist do po nedolz-
mem preganjanega in mucene-
ga skofa.
L. Rima Sc poda pater Jo-
zef Panonijo, svojo domovi-
no. Kar je storil "a Metoda, Sc
mu je zdelo malo povracilo "a
vse to, kar sta storila slovan-
ska apostolic dobrega njegovi
Idomovini, ko sta oznanovala
njegovim rojakom vero v MIN
razumljivem jeziku in ker sta
jih osvobodila nemskega vpli-
va.
Vracal Sc je v domovino '
nadi, da DO tam Sc potreba ME
govih besed, da DO treba Sc utr.
diti sveto vero in zatreti po.
ganske ostanke, katerih nj bile
mogoce izkoreniniti kar ma
nah.
Moravska sc je veselila vele
grajske image. Vojastvo sc j
razhajalo ma vse strani in vra
Gallo k svojim rodbinam v pri
jaime vasice, utrjene gradov'
in mesta. Marsikdo nj bill vessel
ko je zagledal svojo hiso raz
valinah, ko je cul, da Sc zens
in otroci skrivajo po gozdih
Toda blazeno upanje miru il
pokoja je tolazilo nesrecnike
katerim so pozgali pogani do
movja v njih odsotnosti. Sa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-29
Mali oglasi
Y 1lajerll

Sc odda stanovanje s A soba-
mi; fornez in kopalnica ter ga
|raza. Vprasa sc ma 1921 E. ~
Place, ali pa poklicite Elk.
1896.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10

to Gutter Branch when the great
drouth of 1880 reached a critical
stage on Shelby.
Asa Mullins, who has been in
training at the naval station at
cambridge, Md, since early De-
cember, is spending a few days
furlough with his parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Mullins. He
will return next Friday.
Delbert Beverly, who has been
in training at the naval station at
cambridge the past two months,
expected to be home On furlough
last week, but reports that at or
about the time he was to start
home he was adjudged to have
humps and had to go to the hos
pital instead. He recently passed
the examination there for radio
work, in which capacity he ex-
poets to be employed while in the
navy.
Mrs. Stella Phipps and Martha
Swindall are being treated by
Doctor Henderson at Norton for
head trouble, and Mrs. Rachel
Phipps is being treated there by
Doctor Herschberger for general
debility.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10
FLEMINGTOWN NEWS
was given

A farwell supper was given
Truman Fleming at his home on
Thursday night before he. left
for the navy on Saturday. Pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs: Jonas
Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Null
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Skeen,
Mrs. Paul Skeen, Mrs. Victor
Fleming, Mrs. Donald Dotson,
Mrs. Lucille Mullins, Mrs. Min
e1'va Fleming, Mrs. Maggie Rob-
erts, Cathryn Branham, Marisu
Skeen, Louise Roberts Leland
Branham, Norman Roberts and
Vanburen Crabtree.
Carl Mullins, who has been EN-
ployed in Detroit, is at home and
will leave for the navy soon.
Clint Fleming is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Grady. Stanley, of Grundy
spent Friday night with Truman
Fleming and family.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10
FARM FOR SALE

Owned by Alvin Parrigan on
Honey Camp, known as the Gabe
Hughes farm, a boundry lot of
40 acres, more or less. 20 acres Of
good farm land and IL acres of
saw timber, good range for cattle
with plenty water. Two barns, a
4-room dwelling with new drill
ed well and electric lights. Come
at once and look it over if inter-
ested. Going at a low price.
Alvin Parrigan, Honey Camp.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10

Mrs. Aldo Senter was able to
return home last week.
Miss Hattie Phipps was brought
to the hospital Monday, where
she is recovering from a broken
leg.
Miss Ella Mae Mullins of Rt. 1,
was discharged Sunday.
Wade Scott of Mcclure is i'm
proving rapidly.
Mrs. Paul Phillips of Steinman
was discharged last week.
John Barton returned to Haysi
the latter part of last week.
Marshall Counts of Nora re-
turned to his home this week.
Mrs. billiard Jones of Steinman
was admitted to the hospital on
Monday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10
FREEZING ITEMS

Mrs. Alpha Vanover of Freel-
ing underwent an operation for
appendicitis at one of the Kings
port hospitals late last week. Her
condition is reported as fairly
good. One and all here hope for
the speedy recovery of this gra-
cious lady.
Freezing lost one of its best
known citizens recently when
Alvin Baker moved to near the
mouth of Shelby Creek, KY,
where he will be employed on a
railroad section crew. He was EN-
ployed there in the same capa-
city several years ago, returning
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10
NORLAND BRIEFS

Mrs. Cynthia Mullins of Nc
Clure spent Thursday night with
Walter Stanley and family.
John A. Baker and family have
moved to Hardy Mullins proper
ty. Also Monroe Mullins and fam
lily have moved to Clintwood re-
Gently. Mrs. Edith Honaker and
family have moved to Mr.. Null
ms property.
Carton Fleming, employee of
Ritter Lumber Company, is home
this week due to a cold.
Some several farmers have be-
gan their spring blowing in this
neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garvis Wander
pool of Georges Fork spent Sat-
urday night with Walter Stanley
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~Silas Strouth and
r. c.. Swindall were business Wis
itors in ClintWood last Thursday.
Mrs. Dollie McFal and child
rem Mrs. Lester Kendrick and
baby and Miss Ruby SWinda1
spent the weekend with Melt
Polly and family at Kona, Ky.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10
TARPON News

Several from this section at
tended the funeral of Rev. E. A.
Reedy Sunday.
w. c. Phillips and Anvil Fra
zier, of the Navy, have been
home on furloughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sykes
spent the week end in Amonate.
Ted Rose and Bryce 0. Sykes
passed their examinations and
were taken by the navy Friday.
Crisley Artrip passed for the ar
my.
Mrs. Lille Bowen is visiting
relatives at Amonate at this time.
Won Crum and family have re-
Gently moved to this community.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10
HOSPITAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul King an
nounce the, arrival of a girl,
named Janet Marie, on Feb. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stanley have
new baby girl, named Connie
Laverne, born Feb. 4.
Mrs. Hairless Salyers in the
hospital for several weeks, is
convalescing.
Mrs. Hannah Johnson is recov-
ering rapidly.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10
"LISTEN TO THE VOICE
OF PROPHECY"

The voice of one crying in the
wilderness makes straight the
way of the Lord Gin
cinnati Mutual System) each
each Sunday morning at $3.50 and
$50 a. m. 1t pd
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10
WANTED TO BUY

Old Radios and parts. Old types
with parts that can be salvaged
for use by Government Old 1875
B-Pack type battery sets. Rea-
sonable prices. Write CT. Colly,
Leck, Va. authorized agent for
U. S. Salvage Dept) 2-6 st.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10
FOR SALE

One 1887 l 1-2 ton Chevrolet
Radiator in good repair.
One Is ga. Winchester pump
shot gun, with SO Super-X shells.
One II jewel Elgin pocket
watch.
Will sell or rent one good cleo
trio chick brooder. Will brood
200 or less.
Arthur c.. Counts
Nealy Ridge, Va.
Kerosene ration book
Finder please return to Silas
Mullins, Tivis, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-02-10
LOST RATION BOOKS

The cost of publishing these
notices is soc, cash.
LOST-War Ratons Books Nos.
4, 4, 8 and 8. Finder please re-
aurn to Edward c. Mullins,
Mcclure, Va.
LOST-Gasoline ration book r,
for stationary motor. Finder
please return to Lee Large,
Clintwood, Rt. l.
LOST-War Ration Book No. 3.
Finder please return to Hazel
Murphy Mcclure, Va.
LOST-War Ration Book No. 3.
Finder please return to Mrs.
Ada Willis, Haysi, Va.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-01

3in1t, elmer balben lln3e gtelfen, 2h
l1n5en Qnis uno einorittel un5e Sen"
def. geun miro aus feds Pfun6 er.
m6rmtem Mebl, orei n1tBgroBen
5tiiden oufgeIoite Sefe uno einenn
Quort bon ser lauDarmen SbItbritbe
Elm 8rotteig angeriibrt uno> penn er
aufgegangen lit, NIT Der iibrigen
Ob1tbriibe tiibtig gefnetet uno an
mormem Srte gum 9lufgeben geiteGlt.
8enn Ser Eeig gut aufgegongen lit,
E,er0en 6ie borbereiteten Sriidte bin"
6ugefnetet uno ser Teig no6muls gum
Nufgeben bingeltellt, id)lieblidb in
Sebfltden geformt, ltnO lpie Brot ge-
boden. Oie ongegebene Wtenge ergibt
ungef0br 12 2oibd)en, fam ieoo6 nu6
8elieben in cine 9eringere Nuantitot
|1imge6n0crt 1peroen.
0ie genaue 3ubereitung bon
v9lodencr 8rinten" lit uns niht be-
fonnt, ober sic ISouptbe1tonoteile oie'
ler uFrinten" lino: Noggenmebl,
brauner Sonia 9lnisf0rnden 5trup
uno bro1ner 3uder. Nfon fonn beim
Baden ouerlei 6iguren aus 6em Geig
formen, 3. g. BrintennGnner, inOem
man gel6Qlte Wonoelterne (1meet al
nuonOs) ais gugen um0 Ofltno ber>
menoet uno &oiinen ols &0pfe Nenn
man Damn no6 Die befonnten &uden=
ter5ierungen anbringt, erbGlt man Elm
lheQleS 8ebQf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-01
NoIenbere als ,,Gneel bes 2idtes'

(6ort1ebung bon Se1te 81
Ser Better oeS 9luBenpolitilden 9lm>
teS Der 8artei, 0os li6 nah Der
Wa6tiibernebme 81 einem &onfurs
ren5unternebmen oes 9luslpGrtigen
Glmtes austpu65 uno oe1len ouBenpo>
l,til6e 9lmbitionen Ger iIt ser ,,ber-
binoerte" oeut1de 9luBermini1ter, Der
rmmer gebofft botte, oielen Bolten Elm,
NAL einnebmen 3u f0nnen) er1t our9
einen anoeren Qlbenteurer, oen Sett.
Derfdufer 9fibbentrop - tpie mir in
Dem 8ude ,EbiS Man 92ibbentrop"
bon Or. Boul Sdmar3 na61elen f0n,
men - einen Hiididlag erfubren.
0ieIer Wtann, Der oIles bnBte, oie
eltgionen, Die Nationen, Die &ommu,
nilten, 0ie Oemofraten; Ser oIles bers
nihten m06te, mas gut uno on1tGn0ig
lit, Ser nur SAB un0 obe ols 2ebenss
&rln5ipten anerfennt, er iou, 3ei>
tungSmeloungen 3ufolge> 0uloen, ooB
(Jortieblrng ouf Seite 12)
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Dingen 5u erbeben. 0tele 3eremonien
geitaIten Sen @ottesoienIt feierli6er
8ir 5eigen oaourh al1b GuBerli6, >pas
mir bon ser erbabenen Waieltat Got
| teS
Die 3eremonien un0 iiberboupt Ser
6uBere &ult, Sen oie fatboliibe Stride
bel alien beobabtet, bat oft ni6t nur
Cen Neio, ionoern au6 Die 8epunOe>
rung ser @n6ersgl6ubigen erregt 9ie
gnglifaner baben oie fatboliI6en Be-
remonien un0 @ebrG1d)e, Die MeB>
geiDdn6er uno fl. @erGte ser fatboli-
| 16en &irde na6geobnt; anOere Get
ten affen, nab tbrer fall6en sluSle-
gung, aubere @ebrGud)e ser &atbo=
ltfen na6. Nidt nur in religi0ler,
lonoern audi in rein iiitbetiider Be-
5'ebung erregt oas 3eremonieq uno
rer &ultrS ser totbolil6en Stride Die
8emun0erlmg ser NnoerS= unO iogor
ser llng1Gubigen. 60 urteilt ser un=
glGubige &unltbiltorifer Sob. S6err
barber iifolgenoermoBen: u0as 3ere-
moniea oeS totbolii6en &1tltuS lit uno
bleibt zines ser gelungen1ten &unlt=
perte, meldes Menl6en ientals erlon'
II uno gei6affen baben. Dasielbe lit
mun0erlam oarauf bere6net, OaB oen
Stnnen geboten 1peroe, mas Sen Sin=
men gebiibrt, neil eben, tpie tpeltbe>
fannt, Der Wteni6 nur in bel6eioenem
OeaBe aus j8etlt' beItebt. Oas iiber=
iober Die Serren 9feformotoren, uno
oarum taten tie Oen groben WiBgriff,
oen @otteSOienlt ieines fiinitlerii6en
S6mude5 gu enttleioen. OaS MG6=
t1ge oes fotbolil6en 0ienltes lit oie
IDmbolilterenoe 8eieelung ieOe5 leiner
@fte, Die ale mitiammen tpieoer ouf
Die 8eIomttpirfltng oeS @on5en ob=
5ielen. Weit elmer tiefen grfenntnis
oeS Weni6en uno ieiner 8eoiirftigfeit
bat Die Stride ale ibre @itnite in III
rem 9ten1t 5u 5teben getuuBt. ltnbefan
gene, 1trteilsf0bige uno uufri9tige
8eobadter ertennen, man enpfinoe in
0en fatboliicben &reilen, ooB man eS
nit elmer oauerbaften Otadt, in pro-
teltantil6en 0agegen, 6oB man es nur
nit elmer boriibergebenoen W1einlrnq
81 tltn babe"
0ieies ltrteil zines oufri6tigen,
oorurteilsfreien, ni6ttatbolil6en ge=
biloeten Monnes biloen 1id ou6 sic
ur5ibililierten beionil6en N0lfer, pel=
| DIE NIT oem 3eremonieu Ser fotboli=
I6en Stride in Wiiiionsldn6ern be,
tannt weroen. 60 itno 6ie fatbolilden
8ottesbauler> menn lie au6 nod TO
armlt9 uno oiirftig iino, einla0en6,
freunoli6, Muge uno @eniit tr0iten6,
tpdbreno oie protel ltantil6en 8etbGu1er
einen falten, unbefrie6igenben Gin
orud ouf lie MAIDEN. Durd) bic fotbo=
liide Stride tpebt eben Elm alles be-
leben6er uno ben gon5en Menl l6en
erfalienOer @eilt, 1pel6er 2eben bot
Juno 2eben berleibt> niebt nur i'm gon=
sen meni6li6en 2eben, bon ser @iege
Bis gum @rabe, lonoern bis biniiber
IT. ote beleligenoe gtpiefeit.
- Mrs. 9. s., Minn.
8elten 0anf fir Sbre prottil6en
sSinfe iiber sic bielfade 8ertpenoung
So2 GcSS,o2 49,, co,ohoC4 OIIo Oo,:.
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Scr Obto &aiienfreunb

bietet eud iebe B o @e-
Quffldrune iiber tatboIti9e
2ebre nno 8raris;
8iele apidtige Nadri6ten Hber
fatbo1ii6es 2eben;
8iiderbeIpredune our Orten.
tierung fir Die 2eftiire;
SSntereiiante, ipannen6e SO.
name uno bohaftueue 8togru-
pbien;
Cine auBerit lebrrei6e ut6
eigenarttge Musfunftslpalte.
Durd @ntridtung cures eigenen
Abonnements uno burb geptn.
nung zines 2eiers beIft ibr, unbe.
mittelte Stl16enten gum 9rteiter-
iton6 beran5ubilben, inn Apoitolat
Der fatbelii6en PreHe tdtig su
iein> ftd nit Sera uno @ei1t 8o9e
fir Bo9e On niibIider, lebrretber
2eftiire 5u ereoben 1ttrb bic @e.pib.
belt, oaB 5llfitnftiee Brteiter tde.
lid om altare fit eud, e,1re BobL
tdter, beten - tpelb bobere Otter
fonntet ibr eud eraperbeu9
S9retbt on
Obto Bui5enfreunA
Dortbingtou. Ohio
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bellen. IS lit ratlan, oa5lt MIR Der
peiBen Gilig 81 berlpenoen.
- 6. g., @is. -
uOos booil6e 2ie0" lol1tet:
Son SEM 8ooenIee,
2dngS 0es 9bein5 binab>
3iebt our6 @o1o 1mo 5l1r
Sin bliibeno 9anO;
$50 ser Oonou 9ueQ
9urd sen 5dpor5mal0 flieBt,
l1no our6's Souentol
0ie 0reilam 19ieBt -
0ieles l60ne 2on0
Sit Ger 8oo'ne QQno,
SIT nein liebes, teureS Seirnatlon0
$50 an 8aoens Queu,
Ser 10 beiB entipringt,
Sid Ser miioe &ranfe
8obler fiiblt;
$50 Ser @berItein itol5
Sein 9aupt erbebt,
LIMO Die Murg our6's
Crime Eol 1i6 1piilt,
SIT Elm 1bones 2ono,
SIT uIm.
SSn oem 8fdl5erIan0
9luf ser 8in0ed Sob,
SSn ser Mu1 1en5 5to6t
9lm 9tedarltrano;
$50 in WannbeimS @au
8libt ser S6ifferitono
lln0 ser geedar rei9t
Dem &bein 0ie 9ano,
SIT ein 160nes 2on0>
Sit ultp.
Wenn mein po6en0 9er5
Sid na9 Hube lebnt,
ltno Ser lebte Strobl
Dem Iug' entQl1iut,
Sci mein lebter Saudi:
9ln sir bange i6,
Wit Dem &imnel nur
@ertauid' i6 6i6!
Dieiem i6onen 2ano
8leib' i9 5ugepan6t,
SIT nein liebes, teures Seimotlono.
- Mrs. S. u, Sa.
Wir itno in Der Gage, Sbnen Elm
ION uniern 2elern uns CUR 8erfii=
jung geitelltes 9ie3ept CUR 8ereitung
)on ui6tpdbii6em Subelbrot" geben
u tonnen. Sier5u fo6t man ie Elm
Quart getrodnete slepfel un6 8irnen,
omie 5mei Quart ge60rrte 9epfel rno
8irnen, iotpie 5tpei Quart geoorrte
}meti6gen geionoers in @a1ler tpei6,
aBt oie 8riibe oblaufen uno bebGlt
'apon ungefabr 5tpei Quart 5uriid.
'eun maIdt n1an in beiBem Walier
'rei Bfuno entfernte &oiinen uno ein
gfuno &orintben> 5ertleinert oues
mo gibt ie Elm 4Sfun0 obge5ogene,
rob eei6nittene Mon6eln (9llmonos)
mo giilie iotpie bon 5tpei 3itronen
lie fein gef6nittene 56ole neblt ie
reieinbalb lln3en 8itronat uno tan.
'terte Srangeni9ole uno einem bolben
sfuno grobli6 eei6nittenen 6eisen
'a5u, mii9t es gut bur9einanoer un6
eiir5t es NIT elmer un5e geito enem
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.. 3d., Calf.

~ oN@J+' lo~%S "Io'L SSl"''oDNt|"D|%%0~"
bon Belt at 3eit faiten ODER tpenig-
items 0ur9 iebr n1aBigen @enuB BON
5peiie un6 Srant bic @eiunobeit 3u
itdrfen ll6en. grbeit, MGBigteit un0
Stub, i61ieben Dem 9lr5t oie Sire 5u.
@eil beut5utage Die meilten Weni6en
bieIe goloene @elunobeitsregel ni6t
heobaften, gibt es 10 piele &rantbei-
ten uno S6wd6en
8etra9ten mir einmal ben gedbs
rungs= uno 8eroauungspro5eB. 0ur6
3ufiibrung bon Nabrung ltno Eranf
Id0t man Der gatur cine 9lrbett auf;
bic Ser Ber6oltung. lleberbiir0et man
Nun bic gfatnr NIT 5ubiel Habrung,
ic geroten balo Die BeroauungSorgoz
ne: Wagen, @ingetpeioe, Nieren, 2eber
unb oos gan5e SDItem in llnor0nrng
uno bic 9Guren uno @ifte nebmen
iiberbon6. @lei6 1dao1i9 lit 0as
i6nelle giien. @enn mon oie 9eab=
rung MIR balb 5erfaut, miro DEM Wea=
gen cine ooppelte 8iiroe oufgelegt.
0ur6 !3ertauen Der Speiien tperoen
0ieielben griinoli6 NIT Spei6el bers
n1iI6t 1no 0aourd miro Dem 0eagen
Die 8eronuung borbereitet 1no erlei6-
tert.
MGBigfeit berni6tet oft cine &ranf-
beit inn @eitn tpGbreno our6 l1nn1d=
b1gfett &ranfbeiten berbeigefitbrt 1per=
oen MdBiefeit bringt Elm bobes Mlter.
SelbitberItGnoli6 muB Elm frGftiger
Wann, Der idpere grbeit berridtet,
geniigeno un0 frdftig elien, tpdbreno
Der, tpel6er cine iiBenoe 8ei6aftigung
lat, ni6t 6asielbe Quantum beroauen
fann.
8os nun 6as Srinfen beim Gflen
betrifft, 10 gilt Die &ege1: Wan ion
enttpe0er gor nidts beim @iien trin-
ten, 0amit Der im Magen our 8eroou-
1tng nottpen0ige Spei6el uno ser Wa=
geniaft ni6t ber6itnnt peroen. 9lus
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

tNsULATE YOUR ATTIC
'l M hasam wool for winter warmth
and summer cooling. easy terms.
RESTRfCk LUMBER CO
400 Wyoming HDearih 2I2I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
METRO LEAGUE
STANDINGS

Both Standard and Rainbow
keep alive today their first place
ambitions in the Metropolitan
Classic Bowling League.
Rainbow shut out Chcne-Trom-
bly, at Riviera Recreation last
night and Standard performed
likewise against Martin 2930 20
2747, to remain tied for second,
four out of the lead
Leading. Koppitz had 2730 10
27l5 for WEIGH, only 10 lose two.
Dave Newman saved the second
game for WEIGH when he an
Chored 209 against Roland Rittcr's
154, after Bob Rich had a 236
ahead.
Herman JubenWlle Of Palmer
Park and Pete Ruehle Of Progress
sive shared scoring honors on 63S.
Sam Barnett OF kralenke had
629 Fred Miller. Rainbow. go;
Fred Stark, Progressive. 6l2 and
Joe PlaSky, Standard, 604. Farris
and Krajenke each had sweeps
over Bolle and Plymouth Machine.
Farris winning; 227fTf55-t0 81 q and
Krajenke, 1880 20 2963.
Palmer Park took el74- game
from Progressive on 1858, trcn
yielded two, 1928 70 29l3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Forge : NedrS
Shop Title as
Foe Loses Two

With only six games Of the
schedule remaining the outlenk
for Dodge Forge is encouraging
today in the Chrysler Interplant
Bowling League at Palace. Forge
won two from Plymouth last
night. 1859 to 1899, as Tank
Arsenal struck a snag in Dodge
Truck and lost two, 1882 10 1888
Jack Jackola Of Plymouth was
big scorer with ESQ, followed by
Phil Van Slembrouck, $50: Tom
D'Orazio, 636; Bruno Gargula,
619; Louis LEONARD. 662; Stanley
Deeds, 623; Mark Collinak, 6l3;
Harry Hoeft, $50.
Fred Wolf and Frank Zion hit
5S5 and $50, respectively. 70 re-
main first and second in the aver
ages. Wolf has 20O56 and Zion
1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Victor J. Pinto. % Wyandotte. Is
Their sEczepAnik, a, River Rouge
BENJAMIN J. McAFt. "a, Lillian q.
Crawford %
August Matrone. a.. AnEeline Ferri.
6l
Theodore 81 MArkoWski. % Casmino
Tiss 20
Jack r.. Calender. "a HAunette r.
Riess %
Harry c. Farrow. 50 Vista Parpart.
80
Victor Lee %. Maria Kuuisz. p
Steve Hutk0wskl, 81, Eleanor VIII
czynskl, y.
Dymytry Anonch. 81. Victoria Get
mar, IS.
Glenn " Lafferty. %. Marguritr
n sumner ~
Louie r. Jackson. n Catherine G..
Ross. 20
Harry T.. Skibs. p: Gloria Hippo. No.
Clyde ". Lasater. 80 Donthy Lunn,
Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
WALL WASHING

WASHERS. vacuum, sewing machines
repaired all makes. 3day service.
ls yrs. exp. work guar. HO. 1857.
VIM. MeEvoy, l055o Plymos,h Rd.
MACHINE operators on aircraft
parts. little or no experience. good
wages; days. r. w. Tool Co, s1is
fireman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

OIL burners. gas burners. stoksr ser
al makea Lawrence. TO. 1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Mrs. DenOvith Grabs
Junior Classic Lead

Irene Denoyich is the new leader
today Of the junior division,
women's individual classic at Win
ter Garden. Elsie Hornbeck Is out
Of first place by five points for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

BEFORE making home improvements
call the HOUSE DOCTOR f0f
suggestions ana IDEAS I'D. ohIeafl0n.
lafayette naH1. RESTRICk LrN.
BER co Since Issf
ROCK Wool blown in wsIs aItir
save fuel comfort. TT. l.s360.
I've RE. Ukl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

skey. SO proof 1000 neutral spirits distilled from M
Hiram Walker e. Sons Inc, Peoria, III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Castor Makes ALTO
In Masonic Loop

Clayton Castor Of Wolverine
added life 10 the Greater Masonic
League matches last night az
Olympic when he spared from the
4-7-10 in the second frame of the
opener.