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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-19
SPORTSMEN TO E E

The annual meeting of the
Southeastern Montana Sports
mems association will be held
at Park City, Sunday, April 20
S. T. Hood, secretary of the Or
ganlZation, announced this
week.
The meeting will begin at II
am. After the noon luncheon
the meeting will be resumed at
l o'clock. In the evening a ban
quet will be held and a program
and speaker will be provided.
A picture of the life of Ed
V. Rickenbacker has been film
ed in Hollywood.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-19
1 UP

Hardin residents are remind
ed that the pickup of rubbish
and trimmings will be made
this Monday and are urged
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-29
BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 -
(R-A drastic revision of Amer
lean policy on Germany is ex-
pected by diplomatic officials to
result from Byron Prices report
to President Truman on the po-
tential failure of present Ger
man administration.
One result of any such change
may be to eliminate to a great
extent the remaining influence
of Henry Morgenthau, Jr., over
German control policy.
With his 'Morgenthau plan
"a so-called hard-peace plan
the former secretary of the
Treasury had great influence in
the writing of the basic German
policy directive. This is the di-
rective-known as JCS1O67 -
under which the American mil
itary government in Germany
functioned originally and from
which it still draws considerable
authority even though the Big
Three declaration at Potsdam is
now the basic guide.
Price recommended that PCS
1867, be rewritten Into few
hundred words of General prin-
! ciples."
He said its detailed provisions
fall with untold force upon
General Eisenhower's officers,
now long experienced in the act.
ual business of dealing with the
Germans"
AS part of his program for
bringing orders into line with
experienc, Price proposed that
there should be some provision
for slowing down the process OF
small position in industry are
concerned.
ASKS MORE TIME
Persons familiar with the
original policy planning here
credit Morgenthau with insist
ence on ruthless elimination of
all Nazis at all levels. Price did
not oppose this but suggested
that more time might be taken
to accomplish it.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-29
Byron Price Cites FoiIure
of Present Administration

Mr.. Truman's special emissary
also laid emphasis on the need
10 increase German production
to a point at which it would help
TO make Germany Self-sustain :
ing by providing exports to
match needed imports.
Mr.. Truman transmitted the
report Of the secretaries OF state,
war and Navy yesterday with a
recommendation that they give
it careful consideration with a
view to taking joint action. He
called Price, former director of
censorship, IAN able and expert
enced observer"
1t was considered probable
that the report would be made
the subject of early conferences
among the three departments
and that these would be directed
towards finding ways of carry
ing out Prices main objectiveS.
LONG RANGE GOALS
Price in his 5,000-word report
credited the military under Gen.
Dwight d. Eisenhower with hav-
ing done an excellent job SO far.
But he said the time has come
now when the initial military
detectives of rendering Ger
many harmless have been
achieved and decisions must be
made on more basic, long-rangc
goals.
In discussing the form of CT
william government he said
should succeed the military n
Germany no earlier than June
/, Price said:
AN ideal choice would be an
Army officer of proven judg-
ment and administrative ability
" who would be willing to
serve in a civilian capacity and
administer according to civilian
formulas
Price did not mention any
pattern for the civilian admin
istrator stirred speculation over
these men:
Gen. Joseph T. McNarney,
just arrived in Germany as sue
cessor to Eisenhower in the mil
ltary governors post.
Ii. Gen. Lucian K. Truscott
who commanded the 5th Army
in Italy and then succeeded
Gen. George Patton in command
of the Third Army.
1t. Gen. Lucius d. Clay, the
deputy military governor in the
American zone.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-29
Attendance at Gym Classes
Grows Steadily in City

Despite the conflicting attrac-
ton of a notable basketball
clinic in the boys gymnasium,
the Department of Recreation's s
winter gym and swimming pro-
gram for men and women in
creased in attendance and scope
Tuesday night at Mount Glenn
ems High School.
The women's swimming class,
conducted by Harriet Ellicott,
of the girls physical education
department, increased in mem
bership to 10, most of them
Mount Clemens businesswomen
and housewives.
Sixteen men engaged in VOL
leyball games under direction of
Robert H. Beal, mems gym di-
rector, and one expert table
tennis player trounced all COM
ers and is anxious for sitter
competition.
Badminton. with nfne players
already lined up, is expected to
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-29

be the programs top sport. Next
Tuesday, the large gymnasium
will be cleared Of volleyball,
basketball shooting and other
activities at 8:45 p. m, and the
entire gym turned over to bad
minton. A dozen players are ex-
pected to enter competition, Beal
reports.
The mems swimming program
Is in charge of Coach Dick
Edwards. It commences at 8:45
p. m, following the mems gym
activities.
Women's swimming starts at Z
p. m, and concludes at 8:45 p.
M, after which women's gym
recreation starts.
The program is free to adults.
SINNERS must present health
certificates and provide their
own suits and towels. Soft-soled
shoes must be worn on the gym
nasium flors.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-29
Richmond

RICHMOND Miss Ida Mae
Beauvais, ward Of Mrs. Rather
inc Fitzgerald of this village was
taken to Providence Hospital,
Detroit, Tuesday evening.
George Steinmetz is in st. Jo-
seph's hospital, Mt Clemens,
suffering from a fractured knee
sustained when his automobile
hit a truck which was stalled on
the main highway outside of the
village limits on Tuesday eve
ming.
James Prayer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Prayer, is recup-
Grating in ST. Joseph's hospital, /,
T-ount Clemens, after undergo
ing an emergency appendectomy
Monday of this week.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-29
Expect Drastic Revision Of u S. Policy in German,
Wasiebasket Fire

Fire which started in a waste
basket at 8:45 a. m, today at
the home of Chauncey Hacker,
305 Jones street. caused minor
damage TO bedroom and fur
niture, Assistant Fire Chief Rob-
ert Mandel reported. Cause of
the blaze was unknown.
Mandel reported that a false
alarm was turned in Wednes-
day at 925 p. m, from Box 73,
Eastman street at Lawndale ave-
nue..
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-29

Ward and Co. stores in the De-
troit area.
Albert Passage, 81, was re
leased under 500 bond to await
trial Dec. Is on a dlsorderly
charge. Police accused him of
kicking woman clerk,
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-29
Woman Kicked

DETROIT, Nov. % - (Pl ---
One picket was arrested today
in the first reported disturbance
Of three day strike demonstra-
ton against four Montgomery
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-29
Big Help to Britain

Canada has in reserve suffi-
cient wheat, bacon, etc, to keep
England suppli led for three
years, in addition to meeting her
own requirements.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22

|Sbiiringen bat in ser Stun0e ser Or.
nieori9ung uno 9Irmut 0as n@roBer
@ott, mir loben 9id!" ongeItimmt.
Sd peiB ni6t, pie oieIe bieIen Sc.
roiSntus baben, Die biele BEN 8lau>
ben an oieie S0eole bepobrten, penn
lie Ieben, boB bic vSieger" ale Soeds
le Derraten un0 Oerletgnen - aber
i6 meiB, oaB gbriItuS nit Sen 5ter-
bcnOen, ben Gerbun9ernoen, Sen
IuSgetrie6enen lit. Sic iino 0o5 8il0
Gbrilti in unIerer 9eit.
3oS iinO nidt Ge0enSorten. Sd
peiB lelber Inn oiele gfot. 1888 nm
0ieie 3eit mar ih in &onooo. Suit
Oertc iunger Wenl6en 5ogen am ST..
9lbeno our6 Die Struben Yfontrenl5,
joblcno, Die meiIten betrunfcn: Mcr-
ry Christmas! IS mar mein critics
Melbnodt5fcIt in Ser 6remoe. rSh
bottc ollc5 5uriidgcloiien: mcincn
MISUNDERSTANDING &otcr, mcine
Nc'hmiItcr, mcin 0an3c5 Sab un0
Nut. SD mubte in1ncr >picocr rch-
mem, ob iN mir nod cin morlnc5 s.
lcn follfcn f0nnc "a mar fcin
Elot in ser @crbcrge C'cSt Ia
7Tc (So lit Oo5 &cbcn), ioQtc mir Gin
&otDolif Gin jiiOiitNcr Tliittlin4
aus Vclglen nohm lid mchr ais ic=
nro1O mcincr on PIN GhriIttog-
morAcn Qin9 itb sur EptengruIt cj-
Nr2 &loItcr2. Gprt crit lcr1tc ih Der
Itrbcn, OoG Ghrilt icin DciGt Gbrilhl3
glcich mcr0cn III oucm in oucn.
lln0 Damn crlpottc sic Mcihnod,t2=
frcl0c. Gnnn fiongcu Sic Nlofcu.
Nonn iubcltc Oo3 StilIc NoNt= =SciIigc
9toht aus Dem trnuteu SoI5burgcr
Gori, ultS gI0ubi9cn Tn0en.
Gbcn id}icftc mir cin ISrCln0 cine
@ribnod)taforte: vNt0gc Sic Trcuoc,
Die Oo5 GbriItfino brohtc, 1id) nit
jrOem trobcn Gag nermcbren unO Dir
Oc foItbarcn Hobcn brin9cn: 2iht,
Hiebc unO Jricocn." Nn9 lei mein
HSllnld) lno mcin (Scbct fir oQe &C.
Ter lmO Trel1Oc. W}0Qc Oo3 g0ttlithc
&unO inns oQcn 0o5 6 h t Der Gr=
frnntni5 brinQcn, No} ca fcincn on=
0Crcn C@rlnOItcin gcbcn fom fir ln=
irr @cbcn rno fiir 0ic Melt ol3 Ghri=
Itu@. IP09c 6 in lu15 Sic @icb e
clltfloWmcn 81 off Sen 2ciOcnOcn 1n0
MrclBtro1crn lnlcrcr Gage, 5u ou
BEN Npfcrn brutolcr lFarGtpolitif.
Qt00c s. ltn5 Ben 1Sric > en- idcn-
fcn 0cn sic Gngcl oltf @ctblchcm5
I5lltrcn pcrfiinOctcn, lrn0 lu3 fGhig
nuden sic Nrl1nOuprolt5lebunQ oo=
1ilr III inns lclbcr lt1o in rnlcrcn1
&rcilc 81 crfiiucul
Gbre lei 0 oft in Ser $ j.
BE!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22

itiI un6 ounfel in uns geiporoen lit,
geben bic 2idter @ottes in uns auf.
l1no mir 11tiiiien tpte &tnoer unb
8eiIe an Die Wto6t Der etDigen Ster'
ne glauben un6 tbnen obne 3Deifeln
uno 3agen foIgen pie Die fin6li6en
8eiien 0es WeorgenIanoes. 8er in
ieinem Snnern einen Stern gelebe1
bat un6 5auoernb riiftpdrts blidt, lit
ni6t berufen fir @ottes &eiG.
Sn Der beiligen No6t boben Die
Sterne OeS Sinmels einen beIon6e.
rem @lan5 uno Die Weni6en Elm felt
Jam ItarfeS 8erlangen, ite 81 i6ouen.
8enn Iie an oieIem Q6eno oie 2i6ts
lein ibrer GbriIt6aume on5iinben, bic
ldma6en Sinnbiloer bes SeilonoS-
lternes am ipeibnd6tli6en Sin1meI,
geben ibre Ser5en bon ielber aus ibs
rer engen 8ebouiung beruus un0 fan,
gen an, iebniiidtig in Sic 8eite gu
bliden. l1no lelbit in gottfernen Gee
len gebt Oo un0 BORT am beiligen
Ibeno Elm funfelnoeS 2idtlein ouf
unO fiibrt NIT berlodenoer Wto6t
Gerirrte uno 8ereinIonrte beim gum
Tpter, Der lie Iu6t.
DR.. Il. H.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22
DRr Baltpr1tann int
manhrl npr Jahrhunnrrtf
BON p, 1nitnS g dmciscr,
O.S.B.

Gin 5Srieoen5merf erIten Tunqes
lit hu5 bel 8cn5iger & Company in
Ginltc0eln (Shmei5) inter obigem
5itel erldicncne 8uN. Gs Iieit lih
bcinobe nie ein 9fomon. lln0 0of
Qlallbcn mir c5 0em GcrfuIIer, So
bonne5 Sdmen0imunn, gerne, nenn
er Iogt: llnge5Gblte NuclIenmerfe uno
&ultrroofllmente leien in Sen Ietten
Sabr5ebntcn 0l1rh ieinc SGnoe ge=
9ongen. Ser etnfa6e SSarmer, pie ser
flailild gebiIoete @eIebrte peroen
oa5 Werf nit glei6em 0enuB uno
gtuben Ielen.
0ie erIte geI6i6tli6e 0uelle iiber
oen 8ouernlton6 lit oos 8u6 Ser
8ilber. Wor bod ihon bie erIte So
mile cine allsgeIprodcne 8uuernfo=
mile uno ser Stotnmpoter bes aus
crmabltcn GoIfe5, dbnIidy pie Sob,
eit. BroBbouer. vNo6 Sen 9legDptern
moren Die Slrueliten Sic emiigIten
slderleute Ser olten @eIt." GaS mo-
IaiIhe 8eleb iorgt ober oud in ein=
3igartiger @eiIe, OoB Sen ein3eIncn
6amllien ln0 Sippen ibr 9on0 nidlt
ocrloren gebe.
Sic 8rie6en, 0oS erIte auEturbolf
Guropa5, cntmicfeltcn lhon in friibcn
3eitcn eincn 9lder=, Sb1t-, @ein= rn0
Hortenbou uno cine Gieb5ud)t, bic an
lm'cre Gage crinnert. Gie Dlon3pe=
riooc OieIeS Golfes mar bcoingt ourh
Bic 2nnOreform 0e5 tpeilcn Solon.
9luh Sic oIten 9l0mcr 5ur 3eit ser
Nepublif bottcn eincn blii6enocn
9(ferbou. Gieler ging ober 1lnter Sen
&oicrn 0urh Sen BroBgrunobcItb
lnO oie Sflopcnpirti6aft INNER
mebr 5uriid, Biz sur 3eit ser G0lfcr=
monoerung, mo Der BrunobeIiber
mclter nidt5 mebr lit olS Stouts=
Id}ulOner"
~Iie 9arboren fomcn unO iibcr.
tl1tcten ben gan5en Sentiment. Ibcr
10 mie lie porip0rtS ihritten, mar
lhlerten neben rno Dor ibnen onoere
Seglonen sic frieolihen Seeresgrup=
pen ser geneOiftiner, gefiibrt pon IT,
rem Tatriorden 8eneoiftuS. Gr
5ablt Die Sobne, oie Ieine ariegs-
ichoren biloeten, gu Touienoen r1no
lcin slniebcn mar oerart einoruf-
mdBig uno Northumberland, ooB ielbIt
Wonarden, Die Ser raube @otenfonio
Sotilo, itd Dor ser MoieItGt leiner
ltillen @roBe neigten. Ser modtpoue
SroenSItifter formte aus beionuhen
Barborenfilrlten Sreunoe uno 8un-
oesgenonen,. uno l6reibt feline Or
oenSgeIese, Die oos ber0oete europa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22

mie 2i6tIhoblen ourdIeu6ten. SS1,
oeiien oringen feline frieoli6en @es
folgId)aften in alle 0egen0en 0e5
8eltteilS, raumen ben S6utt Der
9uinen meg, bauen Ieine oerbeerten
8efiloe pieoer ouf un0 iorgen 0a.
fir, BOB Die groberer ielblt ero6ert,
nit Elm poar 8orten, ooB ben irren.
Den 80ltern pie0er 8ooenltdnOigfeit,
0eredtigteit 1mo 8loube neroe."
"Ille ernlten SSori6er, DeldJer
NeltunlHuuung tie au6 iein mogen,
linO beute einig in Der Inerfennung
Der unernteblihen Ger0ienlte, tpeI6e
Die CrOtn2leute ser 9ene0iftiner, 81.
Iter5ienler uin nm Die BoOenfultur
un0 lcinc 8uuerntum lid erporben
hobcn. So, mas Oieie Ben GriItli9en
2roen9Iclten 5u Oanteu buben, Oa5
lit III Der gun5cn (Srobc und ME uu6
MIR unn0hcrnO gcpiir0igt mor0en.
Jtlr Dem blngcbcnOcu SpIcrnlut uno
Der Gi2jipJiu Der GrOcn5lcutc mar
e. Nl09IldI), Die lul1rud1bQrItcn &Gn>
0crHicN 3u crtrn9reihrn NcfilOen unz
5t1ctnttrn. Civ Iid)tctcn llrlpQI0cr,
rCQltliCrtcn Tliilic, trrdnctCn Silnp=
'r olt2 1mo Acmnnncn 0urth NlnlcQcu
upu IUmmru irutntborc5 ymn $m
!}orOCN Oc2 Sentiments triebcn lie
Njehjud't, in 0cn nilOrru (HrgCn0cn
CbIt- l1nO Scmjilcbou un0 Mr;nfuI.
tlrr."
.9Illrr orbi)hrtc NIfcr6ou If NON
Sen Nl0Itcrn m15oroonocu. lfrcib+
l}rofciipr No1rnrr rno mic hiclc
l}iIou;IrhiIrn nr;l1i1cr MrIrhruno
morcu in nI1h mirfIirhrr NuIr,r
lInN Ser 15pritrr N}ui,nt. Tic g4cnp-
0iftiucr bobcu Gl1rppo urbor oc-
mod,t" En- bohcn lie Ser c5runn 20,
lrot Il, Orm rjn,ioortiorn Nnh1Itoi1O
oI1rh Ser P1urrn i'm in nipI ncrIG.
Itrrtcn lHittcIoItcr - nrir Itinnpn
olc Ncrirhtc iihcrcin. Ser N nhlitonh
oc5 Noucrutlms mar u, 1Iu5oono
Or5 lEittr)n(trrs nidt ptmo in, ,5in.
fru iouNrrn inn 0n1iitriorn hrnriifpn
unh nrit INN 0os SrIhitopiiihI c<n
iippioc,1 9Iufmon6 bpi ;Srit+ofpIn in
rcid,cr lSrodt un6 fn1tboren Sdm1rf
tutcn cs picIr Ro,1crn bpr 7t1htilrhpn
Votri,icrn oIr;h Sin (ritocnn7ir ou3
Gcnr E(1ol, idrri6t. 9urrh Ncirht,rm
inn sic Woucrr jinn;o NM iihrrmii.
tia oclpprOcn Sic linz nrrirhmcrhr=
riih in 0}ohr1mn 1uN GIpihnno rnh
trnfcn foitborc mcirc ,"
Gas 1nncrt iih az Nroinn hps
ict,chntcn 5obrb1n6crt5 n1it Ser Rp.
formation Ios 9Iuffon1ncn 0p5 r6-
miihcn Ncd,ts NM Sic Q}rc6iotpr Ser
N}cucrcr modtcn 0ic goucrn nn,,,.
fric0pu g., fom az 0Iui5tInNcn mn
in Sen hcutihpn oonhrn ,rm nirrpirh+
trooiId?Itcn oncr @r;cor ann Wolr.
crnfrieg. llcberou nuroen 0ie 8ouz
crn, trob ibrcr 3ahIcl1nl4biQcn l1eber=
lcgcubeit, gcidIoqcu lno iebt crit
rcht lurtcriodlt. Scr nun IoIQen6e
Stoot5obioIuti5ml15 modte ibr SOS
uid,t lcichtcr; o1ch nid1t Sic frun7oii=
id'r NcpoIution. GieIe brud1tc 3lpQr
ocm Bauer sic ,1Srcibcit" obcr Dor-
ob bic 1SrcibCit sum SdluI0cun1ochcn.
Toourh gcrict CT crit rcdt in 0(bb1n-
QiQfcit bonn GopitoI w4bren0 in
Q(uprif1 hir .Srin17tIttr11" 11irft moi
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22
Die weltbertihmte st. Bene
dict t-Wundsalbe

erprobtes Setlmtttel geeen ole
Arten bon often uno frifhen @un.
oen, @eiGpiiren, @etpd9ien, 8ib.
wltnoen, aorbunfeI,t, uitp. 8itte @eIb
MIR burd Boit Monep Sroer su i9if.
ten. &ein, Stan1ps. so Gents bic
SdobteI bel
;. L. STAAR
l7sOe valleyview Ave-. CLEVELAND IL, o.
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91om, s. NoDcmhcr 1915.
2icbcr alter 15rcuno.


v@nr ou3 cine frclloiQc l1eberru-
Id1ng, ais i'd am Sluerbciligen-Gog
Gcinrn liebcn 8ricf bonn 10. Otto
ber aus SiiO-0ototo erbieIt! Sd BON
fc Sir aus gan5em Ser5en, ooB 9u
in Gcil1er mciten 6erne an alte
6rcrnoe gcoaht bait. Mit oieler gnt.
mort babe id Dor oIlem oesbolb 51-
gcmortet, neil ih Cir uno alien Sel.
fern in meinem 1tno i'm @omen ser
6rou b. Sd)uihnigg glei6 beionoeren
Cont fir Die 8elbiibermeilung iogen
molte . gS lit liderIid beiier,
9leih 9ouorbanfnoten 81, ididen
menn Dos erlaubt iit 9as ion ober
feline rn3arte Inipielung ietn, bod,
(Sortfesune alIf Sette 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22
Rtd1arh Sdrmtt5 hankt
npn 4rlfrrn

91ihor0 Sd)>njt, Scr friibcre 9iir.
Nerrueiltcr uon gSicn, rid1tcte einen
lon9en @ricf an Sotbcr Nciclcnber-
gcr, aus Sem mir lolgenOen 9lu55ug
lpicOcr0cbcn, ser cincn neitcrcn &rei5
iutcrcliicreu oiirftc:
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20
BY RUTH MILLETT

Alumnae of Smith college have
been polled on the question: Shall
Smith offer specific courses to pre-
pare girl for marriage, such as
home-making, child training, ect.?
Only 40 per cent of those answer
ing the QUESTIONABLE said Yes, .
The reasoning of the others prob
ably was expressed in the words OF
one alurnna who said fiatly: Any
intelligent person should be able
to take wifely duties IN her stride .
Nobody would expect a young
woman to hold down any other
important job but home-making
without some special training OIL
previous experience, but it is a
common assumption that any
woman ought to be able to be a
good hone-maker if she just fol
lows her feminine intuition and
had common sense.
That is probably why both mer
and women have such little fun
damental respect for the job OF
a home-maker and why women
who are devoting their lives to
that job say alphabetically, when
asked what they do: "Oh, Pm just
a housewife -
MIDDLE THROUGH
1t is probably also why so
many women middle through the
lob of home-makine - the same
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20
Bare facts
On The Hose
Sh ortag {
BY DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Fashion Editor

When a stocking manufacturer
advises women to 60 stockingless
that's news.
Yet sucn is the counsel handed
out by Roy E. Titles, president
of one of the country's largest
hosiery companies. Says Mr..
TILES:
"American women Will have to
prepare for a real stocking short
age next summer. There may be
as much as a 30 per cent drop in
hosiery production.
Women will Just have to learn
That stocking are precious items.
They must wear heavier stockings
for service wear. They must plan
to use leg makeup for sports, and
wear sheer stockings only when
thev want to look their best"
Mr.. TILES cast his bombshell in
the midst of a recent Lilliputian
fashion show in which each living
model was matched by marion
cite wearing the same costume in
miniature. Even Mr.. TILES, the
host, was represented by a puppet.
In the showing, all sports out
fits were shown without stockings.
Street outfits were shown with
heavy service type hosiery. And
sheer rayon stockings were re-
served for the dressiest models.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-03-20
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, lg4,

spending few DAY with w..
and brother. '0a
oh mr. and Mrs. Leny Stevens ~,
Ward OF Portsmouth, Va ,.;.i.s
their parents, Mr.. Aid Mr., '-1 ne
Stevens during the week . '0Aa
. Mack Young, of the United st,+.,
Army, is here for a ysit ns sya,e'
sisters, Mrs, Irwin MIl. WIN Ms
Mrs, Fred Hayes and their t.a and
les. ~ 4arAll'
L. H. Cable Of WEIGH, W v. :.
few days. N' 4or
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Baking Powder Bread
Baked Eggs and Rice

SteWed tomatoes
Baking Powder Bread
Applesauce with Vanilla Waters
(Recipes serve FOUR
Baked Eggs and Rice
2 cups cooked rice
eggs
2 tablespoons butter or marga-
rine
IL tablespoons flour
10 teaspoon wore stershire
sauce
IL cups milk, salt and pepper
IL cup grated cheese
IA cup bread crumbs.
Place hot, cooked rice in q
shallow, creased baking dish
Drop raw eggs into nests made ir
the rice. Melt butter in saucepan
Remove from flame and add flour
mixing to smooth paste. Ado
Worcestershire sauce. Return te
flame and add milk, stirring con.
stantly until thickened. Add cheese
and salt and pepper to taste.
When cheese has melted, pour
sauce over eggs and rice. Sprink.
lie bread crumbs over top. Bake
at 300 degrees until eggs are sci
approximately IS minutes).
Baking Powder Bread
8 tablespoons shortening
2 cups flour
teaspoons baking powder
ID teaspoon salt
l cup milk
l egg
Mix and sift flour, baking pow
der and salt. Cut in shortening.
Beat egg well, add to milk, beat
together. Stir liquid into dry in
gradients until blended only
Place the dough in a creased pan
Bake at $50 degrees for about IL
hour.
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LAKE WACCAMAW

LAKE WACCAMAW, March 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Ennis and chill
dren of Wilmington, visited friends
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Smith and
two children of Wilmington, and
lSgt. and Mrs. W. P. Groom of Fort
Bragg, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. G
Hall over the weekend
Mrs. Lyle Jacobs of Springfield
Vermont, visited relatives ane
friends here last week.
Miss Mary Lou Chancey was {
Wilmington visitor Monday.
Mrs. Ray Wheeler visited hel
mother, Mrs. Vicey Stone this week
end.
Fred Collision was home for tn,
weekend.
Mrs. S. C. Chauncey visited he
daughter, Mrs. Archie Dixon il
Wilmington a few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith o
Wilmington, visited relatives dur
ing the weekend
Mrs. Grace K. Dosher and Mrs
J. w. Rouark of Southport, Gale
on Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. Ad
Morse last week.
Mrs. J. N. Graham is spendin
some time in Charlotte with rela
tives and friends.
1t. Joseph B. Townsend of tn
United States Army, stationed a
Columbus, Miss, spent a few day
here with his brother, B. L. Tow
send and Mrs. Townsend at thei
home on the Lake Beach.
Ralph Stanley, of the Unite
States Lazy, spent few day
leave here with his parents.
Mrs. c. R. Blain and Mrs. Waite
McKeehan have returned fror
Jacksonville, Fla, where they wer
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9. "a. new publicatitn the Georgi.
State Reporter, appeared At ga ga
capital today, editel by Paul s+a ns
enson' a former mploye Of INV ~,
department of public weI+os ~e