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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22
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8ob es i'm 3irfel bes Sobre5 Elm
i6oneres SeIt fir un5 &inoer als
8eibno6ten? 2ebten mir ni6t fat
Elm babies Snbr i'm 8unne Ser ber-
gungenen, bofften mir nidt 0ie on
oere 9alfte auf Die fommenoen Sage
OieieS ein3igen Seltes? 8ie elm
Stern in Ounfler Nodt ienoet 8eib-
no6ten in 8intarS Oeitten ieine
freunoli6en StrabIen aus. 9luf
S6ritt uno Sritt miro ooS &inb I6on
Monoe borber an Dos 6elt erinnert.
ga loden in Sen 2Qoen ousgebreitet
Oie berrliden Ginge, Die fir Sen 60
bentlid beitimmt iino. 8aS 6opon
miro tuobl bas Gbriltfino bringen? ?
Sc nGber Dem 6elte, I'M 10 otter
flingt i'm SdoBe ser 6anilie bos
Bort 8eibno6ten auf. @el6miIter
unb Spielgenoiien traumen uno re-
Den bon ben fommenoen 0ingen.
Sdon miro bier un6 oo cine 8or-
feier in S6ulen un6 8ereinen be-
gangen. Wton bari nit babel iein,
ODER bort ood oopon. 0ie griinen
Sannen nonoern tGgIi9 bonn Morfte
in Die Sauier unb I6nuden fir cine
8o6e Die Dinterfable 8eronou. @irf-
li6, 10 bielerlei ruff Dem &inoe I'M
mer 1pieoer 6aS cine bol0e @ort 8u:
Beibnadten. gs bat fiir's &in0 ben
beQIten Slang uno tDedt in ibm @b-
nungen, Sebniu6t, @offnung, Sreu=
0e.
Nod gebt Dem &in0e ser tiefe
Sim oeS 6eltes ni9t re6t ouf; es
baftet nod oiel nm munnigfa6en
9rum uno Gran. gS erlebt Die GuBe>
rem gorbereit1ngen gum 5elte, ipiirt
5par uu6 einen Sau6 ieines @eiItes
an ben Spfern, Die Der cine Dem qn-
bern oorbringen mo6te; 1tol5 be-
Dobrt eS @ebeimniiie, in Die eS ein,
gelDelbt miro; eS freut lid, oen
Sdmud fir ben GbriItboum nit gu
bereiten, bel Der iibli6en SeItbGderei
gu belfen. Oeit Dem oaem gelpinnt
8ei6no6ten in ieinen 9lugen einen
Sdimmer frelnolider Homantit; 3D.
nit madlt eS in alte 6omilieniiber-
lteferungen binein, Die eS leudteno
our6 Elm gun5es 2eben binourGgelei-
ten. geod freut itd) bas &ino in noi-
Der, llnbefonoenpr Wpiip S9 niht ii6,
ols 8efilblsDelen Ben augenblidli6en
Stlmmungen gan5 bin uno genieBt
lie reiner als mir 8roBen, oenen ser
Terltano 10 mon6mol oo3mii6enre-
oct, Die 0ie Sorgen oft ni6t 3um
re6ten Jreuen tommen Iaiien. 8ir
gonnen Dem &tnoe oieles bebenoe gr=
I6ouern I'M @liid; es geb0rt ms SSu-
genoparaoies binein, uno Sano nuf'S
Ser5: Sit oieie &inoerart nidt fir
unS, Die Ilten, nit Der liebI Ite uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22

olt6 ein Shirt nod nidt, ser ba bin
ten aus Dem Often fommt. 0ieIe Ser
rem tann man ni6t fontrouieren, 1te
lteben rift i'm @oto'er 9lImono6.
0louben 8 i e meinetnegen, 1pos Sic
moQen, mir lit es gepiB, boB Ser
&erl Elm Spibbube lit, freili6 Elm
first rate cheat. @enn Die er5entri.
lhe Maoame Imring liG ni6t in i'm
bcrgafft batte, 10 n6re er ME in unz
lcre bellern &reiie eingefiibrt NOR
Den. Sd Dollte nur, mir fonnten nod
enen &riminolfaa an ibm erIe6en.
Sic 0rei 6reunoe begoben ltd nud)
elmer fur5en 0ebotte iiber BEN gba-
rnfter SSDanomlfD5 beim. SIN @uus=
fIlr blieb Wfeirind einen 9lugenblid
3uritd, Inn ii6 cine 3igarre on3u5iin-
0cn. als er Oo5 glimmernoe 3ino-
Dol5, Del6es er ouf oie GreppenItu-
fen bate faaen lofien, NIT Dem SuBe
ol5lol6en 1Dollte, bemerfte er einen
bcl6riebenen 3ettel. ~Sffenbor bat
V}orgenrot o6er M0uer oas 8apier
perloren," oudte er; besboIb bob er
eS auf uno fragte Die 5pei, pel6e be-
rcits ouf Die StroBe getreten poren.
SD babe nidtS perloren," Iagte
Ser &oniul.
v2aiien Sic moI ieben," Eat Der
Sberlngenieur, vid) made mir oft
Jtllle uno 8leiitift3ei6nungen ouf Elm
flelneS 8latt, Dieueidt babe i6 es
nit oem Sal6entu6e berauSge3ogen;
morten Sic, mas Itebt benn oorauf ?
0ein, meine Sreun6e, bibi
ooS Ding geb0rt mir ni6t bibi
=. l1nlinn =. b0ren, ia, bibibi, b.
rem Sic, mas ou ltebt: ,Sofob! Sd
bin gu ollem fabig, menn gu mid
5um aeuBerIten treiben piQlt. Sd
llebe Sid mebr olS mein 2eben, uber
penn 0u MIDI ungliidli9 MAIDEN
ptait oernidte id Die berboBte Gb RI
ittn. 6reitag erporte if) 9if. @S 1T
Der lebte Sermin. ltnler 56idIQl liegt
in 3einer Son0. Suoitb."
"9aS flingt ia 9on3 norgenIGn.
otI6=romontiidJ!" rief l1nico M0aer.
Worgenrot lo6te 1no befam 6us
SuIten, 10 OaB er gar nidts mebr
logen fonnte. Ser 2onogeri6tsrot rib
ibm oas Bapier aus ser Suno uno
ltedte es gu ii6.'
~geun, " frugte Ser &oniuI, vpoaen
Sic oa5 8iuet0our oufbemobren
8el6e &ofin ODER pel6es 0ienIt-
maoden mag 0as geldrieben boben
S6etnt elne Snlmuo= SitOin 5u iein.
SD babe einen @e0unfen. Giel.
let6t bangt oos Corpus delicti nit
unierem &uiien 3uiammen."
~unmoglid!"
~Qni Vi7vd, 9erva. Sd bobe eine
Soee - quite No6t!"
~ta6t, Serr 2onogeri6tsrat
gta6t, Serr Sberingenieurl"
~@ute geo6t, quite 0a6t!"
Wtit oielen @orten gingen iie nod)
oerl6ieoenen Hi6tungen auseinan.
Ser.
C5ortiesuns foIoD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22
22. December

feinIte 9fei5 oieles SeItes? &lingen
leine 8loden ni6t BORT am be1Iten,
mo &inber i'm SuuIe ibre Sreuoe aus.
| iubeln?
8eibnodten iino Sic gelegneten
Gage oes ielieen Sdenfens, uno oas
mod)t oieles 5eIt BEN &inoern notiir.
li6 beionoers Iieb. 0enn ibre 9lrt lit
e5 nod, li9 mebr iiber's @mpfangen
5u freuen ols itber'5 8eben, 1penig
oaran 81 oenfen, tpober Die @eI6enfe
fommen, ooB 10 oft 0ie @ebonfen,
8inIde, Sorgen, gntbebrungen Der
gltern ooran baften. 9lber 6tele
freuen iid an oielem SeIte ia i6on
Ser leudJtenoen &inoeraugen un6 boil
ten es Dobl nit 9ebels uDfutter om
Gbriltoben0": ~Mir oontIt ou nt6t
oafiir; Der'S CAB, ner 1ogt es Sir?
2od modt es Oir nur froben Mut,
un0 idmedt es Dir, 10 lit es gut. "
Wie Die gltern ibren &inoern geben,
Oas lit 0os edte S6enfen uno riibrt
in ieiner ielblhoIen 8eiie an Sen tief-
item Sinn 6es Se1tes.
Gs lit ongebrodt, troboem 6en
8obentild] 5u 8eibno6ten bonn er.
5iebli6en Stan6punfte aus au be.
tro9ten. 8ie bel ieoem S6enfen
beiBt eS aub bier, ltd] in 6es GIMP.
fangerS, olio oes &inbes 8eIen gu
oerleben, feline beionoere 9lrt, iein
slter 81 beriidit6tigen. 9luBer Dem
praftiiden neutrality-suspicious. lei
ou6 etpos gege6en, mas Ben beIonoe-
rem Neigungen entgegenfommt. @ir
tpoaen nidt oas EeuerIte i6enten,
aber oo6 9inee, sic an fi6 iolioe,
baltbor, 5medoienlih iino. SIT Die
Borle gu i6mal, 10 f0nnen mir nit
2nIt uno gel6idten SQnoen tpobI
mon6erlet ielber beritellen. @enn es
gebt, nollen mir aber au6 in bic Sd.
Den geben; eS lit e9ter @eibnadts-
linn, ou6 81 fa1fen uno ans 8rot
Der Irmen 81 oenfen 9IIIo MAIDEN
mir unS nnO unlere &inoer 0urf 6ie
8aben gliidlid; 0enn uper1age Dem
&lnoe leoen 8unl6, 1no es miro
lpdter elm ideuer @o1t an Der GofeI
oeS 2ebens mer6en". W2ag 0ieIe
Wobrbett 81 8eibno6ten gon8 be,
lonoerS lelten, aber mir moQen uns
aud bonn 8egenteil fernbaIten uno in
bllnoer 2tebe ieoen @unI6 erfuaen;
oenn oamit MAIDEN mir Die SSugeno
nur begebrlid), oberflQ6li9 uno Ell.
genniiBie.
8enug, 0u WtutterDera,
olel SitBigfeit 6ringt S6mer5!
@lb lparlam tpie Der ltebe @ott,
togtQgli6 nubt fein 3uderbrot!
8a5 oaS &ino gu 8eibno6ten i'm
S6oBe Der Samilie erlebt, 0os Der.
pebt ltG 81 aqerlei freunoliben
Stimmllngen, oos idofft frommen
3uuber. 9lus &inoern perben qroBe
Wenl6en, Sater uno WfItter; pas
ibnen emit Die gltern S60nes l6enf-
ten, oas lebt in ibren Sr4umen mel.
ter; eS orangt our glei6en Sat uno
| lditttet neuen &inoern @olo ms ssu.
genolanb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22

Gie 5odc mar 9on5 Oor3iigIit ein'
gefQ0eIt."
u1rciIidj," Iodte Der 0beringe-
nieur, uobcr Ser 6aocn lit mteoer
aus Dem faoel0br berou5."
rSie n0gen iu9ell, mas Sic mol
len: boben Sic i'm Oenn nidt iel6lt
in 0eu &Iu6 geloocn, 9err Sberinges
nleur?"
vUcpiB. 9Iber i'd neblne unier
1Sioato geniitIid."
~Sdl uld," fnurrte Nfeinrinf, ~e5
lit mir obiollt glcicDgilttg, mo- oleler
=. Oiclcr &llmp lteft.
&oml bate Ser 9nn0geribt5rut
0iclc lNmci0clbafte Grflurllng gegc-
ben, ais man pon Dem anTtobenOen
@cIcIoal Die @ortc pernubn: vGoS=
f0di fOmilni! Gic @crren lin0 nod
oo? 9tcin, ooS lit 5u picl 2iebcn5piir-
0igfcit gcgcn MIDI Weine Serren,
ic1 peib uirflih niGt, mic id MIDI
entihulOi9cn lou meme ltnbofs
lihfcit iiberltci0t ieOe5 O}aB. Sic
moIlten nod) 9uu5; nun natiirlid,
mcrm id ibre 0eOulO Orei StunOen
ol1f bic Erobc SIT lteIlen mogte. 9lG,
&crr &onlul, fnopfcn Sic Sbren Bu-
lctot nod nidt 5u: mir plau0ern ro6
ctllge Vtinltcn. 9err Sbcringenieur,
leibcr @crr 2onOgeridt5rot, i6 bin
Hbnen 9luftlorung uno 8enltgtuung
iHulOi9, in Ser Sat, Sic f0nnen 0o5
uerlungen, Sic miiiien MIDI gang un-
begrciflid fin0en o, entldulOigen
Sic lol0e l(nart niGt, melne 9erren.
IS lit unentl6ul0bar, G0SP0di b0ui=
lH 1mo ood) nerOen Sic begreifen,
menn Sic MIDI geb0rt boben =, ia,
ia, id) bin geWiB, id belibe Sbr Ser
trouen. 3 meine @erren, nie lit oaS
alea 10 pl0blid) gefommen!" ltno
nit einem Sel1f5er mari lid) Snanon-
ltD in elncn bequemen Stubl, mab-
reno ole Orei OtQnner i'm balb per-
Oubt, bulb ipottiid onbliften.
Smonomltp mieOerbolte: ~8ie lit
oo5 allies 10 rold getommen!"
~8os?" frogte Morgenrot 90
gcrno.
vGoB meme quite Otuttcr BON Sen
4er5ten oufgegeben it,"
~8ie? Sbre 6rou W}utter trqnf?
oufgegeben?" tonte e5 0urdeinonOer.
Ser Hltlie nifte: v9llS id gegen
neun llbr meine 8obnung berlolien
moQtc, fam nod Elm Gelegronln1, 0oS
mir bic iGmere Grfronfllng meiner
Vtutter mitteilte. GosP0di b0milm! i6
pofte glei6 un0 nuB morgen friib
belnlrelIen. "a baben Sic 0en Druno
meIner Geripdtung."
~0cwiB, Sic lino iibergenug ent-
lhulOlgt," lagte Wtorgenrot, ues tut
mir ber5lit leiO, 9r. Smonoplfp."
~SoifentlifL" fiigte Der &onlu1
llnlco Ofouer BEL, ~treffen Sic Sbre
Jrou Vfutter mie0er belier, penu Sic
Oort 1tno. Wobln mlt11en Sic relien?"
~gteine W}utter mobnt in Notpii
2moreb, 5lt Oeutld] Neuboi, IN Ser
&rim 9tomii Gmoret lit ooS alte
Stonln1glt Der 6iirIten 8olin5eff.
Sd) meroc lange bleiben miiNen, mie
INNER Die Ginge ibren Gerlouf neb=
men, ea gibt Oa nanderlei gu oro=
men. Sic begreifcn, bic Iistretion
pcrbletet mir, iiber alle5 5u re0en.
O MdtnSc|ka D1oja meine orme Mut=
teri"
"5r0iten Sic lid)," bcrubigte Ser
&onlul, vOiclleiclt lit olles mieoer Gut,
menn Sic crit in 9fuGlono iino."
SnonomltD lturrte in befonnter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-10
British Loan
Might Have
Few Strings

Washington, Oct. l0.-(AP)-Rus-
STA like Britain may be asked t.
commit herself to a liberal foreign
trade polily before she obtains IL
nancial assistance from the United
States.
This developed today in the wake
of reports that Angl2-American
trade and financial regulations are
moving swiftly toward agreement on
a $1,000. 600. 600 L. S. credit to Eng
land. Present tentative plans can
for the loan to carry a very low
interest rate and be rcpayable oven
many years. A grace period OF no re
payment probably viii be IN erect
for the first five years.
As Part Of the deal by which t7'V
will obtain American help, the Brit
ish are expected to agree to reduce
both COVE, mental and private re
~straints on international trade. lhls
would include such thln@s rs Droao
elimination of cartel practices.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-10
Far Eastern
Commission
Will Confer

Washington. Q~ -(AP)-Tho
United States has called a meeting
Of a proposed Far Eastern advisory
commission for October % in WASH
.gttn, but intends To make no
change in General Douglas Mac
Arthlu's post as supreme com"--nd-
CT in Japan.
Secretary of State Byrncs an
nuunCcd the meeting today, say :
that invitations had gone Il to nine
governments ad that India may be
.,cluded at Britoin's suggestion.
Simultaneously, Byrncs disclosed
Russia had suggested that creation
of the advisory commission be pre-
coded by establishment of a control
council for Japan.
Such a step would mean either re-
placing or lowering Macarthur from
his present position as supreme COM
mander for the Allies. ByrneS, max
ing il clear that he personally does
not favor this Russian proposition.
said there is no intention Of altering
MacArthur's status.
Nations invited to the meeting mere
are Russia, Britain, China, France
Canada, Australia, the Netherlands
New Zealand and the Philippines.
Britain has suggested that - on
be included. The United States agree
ing for itscf, has passed the sug-
gestion on to Russia and CHINA.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-10
Ia\al's ATTORNEYS
Seeking New Trial
for Condemned Man

Paris, oct. l0.-(AP)-AttorneyS
for Pierre Laval set machinery y
motion today for a new trial tor the
former Vichy chief of government
who was sentuaced yesterday to Due
before a firing squad after he was
convicted Of intelligence with the
enemy and attacking the security OF
the State.
Albert Maud, chief defense counsel,
annol,ced last night that he had
requested an interview with General
Charles DeGaulle, French president
and would seek to have the Verdlct
set aside because of the attitude o.
the judge and jurors
Police said Laval would be trans
ferrcd to his former cell in Fresnes
prison. where he will await a llnal
decision.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-10
Congressman Talk,
Vote on Fateful
Policy Decisions

Washington, oct. 10,-(Ap)-Con-
gress voted and talked today on tate
full policy decisions for Americas
future. Here is a quick summary:
MiIitary-Gencrul Narshal's pro
posal tor compulsory military train
ing had this congressional response.
Wait.
.Atomic-A House committee hur-
ried =, # secret session to WrcStle
with a history making bill to control
atomic developments.
Scicntitic-A Senate committee
tried to discover what sort o. lead
ership is planned tor a federal re
search agency which Congress has
been asked to create.
Diplomatic-The Senate For
cign Relations Committee is \
pectcd to give its blessing to the
nomination of Spruii!c Bradcn as
assistant secretary Of state. Com
mittee action has been p1,i-
Euned, pending more information
on the Latin American situation.
EcOnOmic-Thcrc was an OutOUrSt
over allowing a communist to testify
on the full employment bill. There
also was more testimony from en-
plDycrS today against raising tht
minimum wage from 40 TO % cents
an hour.
A large, angry Texan, Represent
ta1ivc patman, protested BECAUSE tht
House Expenditures Committee ma
consented for communist William L
Foster TO appear On the full en-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-10
Coal Strike
Conference
Deadlockcd
Three-Hour Meet
Declared Failure;
Compromise Given


Washington, Oct. lO.-(AP)
&C.. o,,l ,,o,,tnru and
United Mime workers thle1
Jobn 7 LOWS failed at . three
noun conference To-Day 10 feacli
.rra.nnnt ON = compr0mjSp
o.,
plan 10 end SlllheS alltCllllS
over rs 600 miners.
1. l,l naroo haa.o,.or 70 ropov.
i"oS ~" a,.;
.eiN9 M'.t' L',, so' ,tn.
HO'' CT &C
Ne 49, ,.a,o, -o,,al+ f. eo.1
2oIiM ''', ,.t;ob ' @ra.o o,or Tho
a,i,,n 20 , aoacn n~rn,n,,l to rcon.
"ol"!'E It'N( ,nnrani,in0 ..
"",e u'V ".oP, .rr;li%,ld t.i.t
',''I( (1iu "'''
Jov;s NH ;ectca IN maxine =
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-10
PLAN AID

richmond, Va, OCT. IU.-VNIT-
Southern Baptists vii give o63'ooo
for relief of war victims IN Europe
and Asia and hurricane sufferers
in the Caribbean area. 1t was an
nounced today by the war emergency
council of the foreign mission board
of the Southern Baptist convention.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-10
0nsCo0l70ward
PeQcetime Draft
Russian Premier
Starts Vacation,
First In Years

Moscow, Oct. lG.--(AP)-The
krcmlin announced today that
GcnrraiissimO Stain who h4s
not had a respite from the du-
ties of his office since before the
va had let Moscow for a Vaca-
ton and a rest.
The announcement. which was
printed on the front pages of all
Soviet newspapers, said Stain
had left the capital yostc.~ay
but did net say where he had
gone 9 how long he would 'c
absent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-10
Political
Are Freed
National Federation
OF Toiiers Seeking
To Retain Hirohito

Tokyo, oct. ID.-tAID-
1;la..+o ,.Ii+io.I n~risonnr.
Hi0'' '''" P'''''l"'
emerged from behind the mas
.ivo walls of rorTr .Janancse nris-
ems today to receive the acclaim
of v,DlcominU communist
cf0WuS shouting opposition 10
immortal ru]p-Whilp a newly
formed national lt''t' dlI0I 't
tOi1nys arose t0 defend the i'm
pefIaI Mouse dIId assam VIC Gus
Promoters Of the newly created
federation resolved to wage a fight
against communism winch u...z
leaders said. at the C~vte.1rl0a,i
of "our unique policy vnder Inc ear
peror."
The fcdrrafien and 2ncth"r
grcuD fsvoring drastic overhaul
ing OF the Japanese diet arose
suddenly today as the new lib
cral premier, Baron ~ 10
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-10
FIXING Squad Executes
French Gestapo Leader
Squad Of IL Men
Execute Former
Chief Of Militia

Paris, oct, l0.-(AP)-A firing
squad OF y French soldiers executed
Joseph DlDanG former chief of the
NIchy militia, at Fort D~eChapallon
at $40 a. m. today.
Darnand wa, convicted of treason
on October 3 by the same court which
Yesterday condemu d his superior.
Pierre Laval, to death.
A Dominican priest, Darnand's
lawyer, a doctor and two magistrates
were in the small group which Wit
messed the execution. Just before the
shots were fired, he C.ied out: "Vi7
La France, Farewell, my militia
men.
The short, gray haired leader
Of The French gaSt2Do had been
convicted Of numerous crimes.
including intelligence with the
emmy, recruiting enemy forces
and collaboration with the Ger
mans inside France.
He was described by the Judge
Who presided al his trial as "one of
the military horos Of France who
I..r many Frcnchmcn was misled by
PttaiD."
D3rnand Wcpt when the court pro-
neurccd the death sentence. If I
made a mistake, l regret IT," he said.
"Potain rcprcse' ted for me a great
man. He was the marshal of France.
He represented legality, Legality,
however. is now in other hands"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-10
Truman Statutes
Chinese Nation
On Anniversary

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.-(AP)-
President Truman salute CHINA
to-day on the 24th anniversary
Of the republic and expressed
confidence the Chinese nation
would achieve the democratic
ohjectics established by Dr. sun
Yat-sen."
IN a statement issued by tn
White House, the President told
China that Americans took pride
in thc "decisiVe role piayed by
our gallant ally in this iitantic
struggle for world freedom"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-10
~EATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Vii, a~A continued cool to-
Ejctt: Thursday. increasing
clcr@i~cSs nrA not much tenn
pcrature change.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-30
BY ALICIA HART
NEA staff Writer

You think you know how to set
the maximum cleanliness out Of a
bath. but do you?
Before you Shrug and walk Off
answer these:
Do you draw clean tub and
rinse off the soapy residue before
YOU step out? Marjorie Riordan,
The Time, the Place and the Girl"
beauty, asks this one and some
more
Do you use a softener like bOrax
or a scented powder or meal" to
release tension Of water in order
10 tap freer lathcr from your soap?
Do you scrub your skin first with
4 dry bruSh-tO work up friction
and improve the circulation-then
soap the bristleS to make short
shrift Of dirt or oil that clogs skin
pores?
Do you dry down thoroughly after
a bath-using talCum to absorb
more moisture? Failing to, says
Marjorie is one Of the reasons why
dry skin is a problem
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-30
Wainwright Lands
AT Manila on
Journey TO Tokyo

MANILA. Aug. 80. cUPl-Lt. Gen.
Jonathan NJ. Wainwright and a
group Of other high Allied Off
GERS released from enemy prison
camps arrived Thursday en- route
to Tokyo to witness Japan's formal
surrender.
Wainwright, who succeeded Gen.
Douglas Macarthur as commander
of Bataan and COrregidor IN the
dark days of 1912. landed at Mich
OILS Field at SAB pm. u:43 am.
PVT after a flight from Chung
king
For Wainwright. it WAS his first
visit to Manila since he surrendered
the tattered. starved American and
Filipino garrison Of Corregidor to
the japanese.
Among those accompanying
Wainwright from Chungking were
members of his staff and 1t. Gen.
A E. PerCival. the British COM
mander who surrendered Singa-
pore 10 the Japanese in 1912.
They will fly to Tokyo Bay III
time to be MaCArthurs guests at
the formal surrender ceremony
aboard the battleship Missouri next
Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-30
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FICTION

Crimson Mountain" by Grace
Livingston Hill: Stream Sinister
by Kathleen Knight: "Rickshaw
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er Than Fear by Richard Tregas-
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Such Interesting People" by Rob-
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dren~ by Gertrude Chittenden:
Adventures in Symphonic Music
by Edward DOWneS: The Valley
and It's People-A Portrait of IVA"
by R L Duffus and Charles
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self" by Stacey Nancy: Poet to
Poet" by Houston Peterson and
William Lynch; stop Worrying
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Modern Dance" by Ruth Radir
The Psychology of Diet and Nu-
triton" by Lowell Selling and Mary
Anne Ferraro; You and the Peace"
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Pardner of the Wind" by Jack
Thorp; Painting and Painters" by
Lionello Ventura.
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/ There is no cut-back in the need for
food, nor for labor to harvest and
process it. There can be no demob-
ilization on the food front for sew
eral months to come"
BETTER POULTRY TO COME
Further progress Tor the poultry
industry is anticipated in the post
war period by w. E. Newton, special
ist in poultry of the Agricultural
Extension Service, University of
California. Farmers will raise
healthier chickens. chickens with
meatier drumSticks and plumper
breasts, hens that will lay more
eggs. and better-paying flocks that
will turn out an even flow of the
same fine qualify eggs every day in
the year
Veterinarians and CHEMISTS g.
working together. will discover new
disease preventatives. Poultry farm
ers will probably find their chief
help in disease control in raising
healthy young poultry completely
separate from all older poultry and
the diseases they carry and away
from ground and quar- ers older
poultry have contaminated
Crosses between two breeds may
DC used to produce Better meat
chickens. BY applying research in
breeding. feeding, and management.
poultry raisers may develop chick
ems that reach four pounds live
weight in IL weeks at a cost of IL
pounds of feed to the chicken.
Through breeding for high pro-
duc,ion, every poultry producer can
have laying flock which will aver
age 200 or more eggs each year.
SAVING VITAMIN C
Vitamin c is easily lost on the
way to market, according to Hilda
Faust, nutritioniSt of the Agricul-
tural Extension Service, University
Of California. Green vegetables are
we'll known to be rich sources Of
vitamin A and vitamin c.
Ways TO preserve more of the
vitamin c in greens and other veg
ctables during shipping and display
in stores have been investigated
recently by scientists, Miss Faust
says Packing vegetables in crushed
ice as they are harvested has been
proven a practical and effective
way TO present deterioration during
transportation and storage because
it combines moisture and low tenn
perature. After three days of Stor-
age in crushed ice, Swiss chard.
broccoli and lettuce still Held most
Of their original C. Leaf lettuce. af-
ter days of storage packed in ice
and held in a cold room. lose less
than 10 per cent of its c. Lettuce
and spinach lose their c most easi-
ly. Broccoli, green beans and Swiss
chard hold it better.
The common practice Of sprin-
king lettuce to keep it fresh in
retail marke's was found to be of
little help in saving c. Moisture
without refrigeration is of no ben
eft. Lettuce that was kept sprin-
kled at room temperature lost as
much c as lettuce that was allowed
to dry and wilt. Green vegetables
IN retail stores held their c con-
tent test when kept directly on ice
IN display cases The tests showed
hat mechanically refrigerated. iced.
Jr crushed ice display cases were
all Satisfac' Ory for keeping green
vegetables.