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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01
DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. H., Oct. 1-(UP)- The entire Dartmouth grid squad was back in action today as the big green began practice for it's tilt with Syracuse here Saturday. Center Hal Bowman and end Frank O'Neill joined the squad after a weeks ab- sence with injuries
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01

San Francisco - Pat Valentino, 1854. stopped Francis Ogg, 179, Sac- ramento @.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01
Brown

Providence, R. l., Oct. 1-CUP2- Daily scri1nmages were planned TOT the Brown University squad thlS week as Coach Rip Engle searched for a mooth-working eleven. The Bruin mentor attempted to increase the squads offensive power which lacked deception in Saturdays l4-1 win over Canisius.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01
College
 
By UNITED PRESS HOLY CROSS

Worcester, Mass, Oct. 1-OP)- The Holy Cross football squad was sent through a two-hour scrimmage today as Coach John (OX) DaGrosa mapped shifts in his satrting line up The crusader mentor was dis satisfied with the showing of his squads offense in Saturdays de- feat by Dartmouth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01

necticut it's first defeat since 1944. Harlow took advanatge of a wet gridiron to allow his backs experl- ence in mastering wet ball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-01

Stockholm, Sweden, stores are selling real silk stockings for $1.60 to $lO a pair.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02

week.
Mrs. Merrill Mitchell has gone to
Ruston, La, for a visit with her
husband who is stationed there.
Mrs. J. D. Alsbury is expecting
her daughter and granddaughter
for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Glyn Atwood, Glenda and
Joey spent the weekend in Hattis-
burg.
Mr.. Billy Mayfield spent last
weekend in Como.
Mrs. George Jones and son Charlel
Of Coffeeville, spent the week with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Pea
cock.
Miss Billie Jean Piggott spent the
weekend with her parents at Tyler
town.
Mrs. Graham Field is only slightly
improved at her home here after an
illness of several months. Her many
friends wish for her a speedy re-
covery.
Friends of Mr.. v. L. Willis will
be glad to know he is reported i'm
proving after a serious illness.
Mr. L. w. Weatherall has been con-
fined to his home with malaria this
week.
Mrs. Arthur Allen, of Los Angeles,
Calf, and Mrs. Frank Pehlman, Of
Springfield, ILL.,, have returned after
visit with their daughter and Sis
ter, Mrs. L. w. Weatherall.
Mrs. o. B. Noble, Canton florist,
and daughter, Miss Sue Noble, were
guests in the L. w. Weatherall home
Monday evening where they pur-
chased a large lot of potted plants
for their business in Canton.
Mrs. Ben Friedman shopped in
Jackson Wednesday.
Mr.. c. E. Hutchinson and family re-
turned Sunday from trip to SYRIA
cuse, New York, and are visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mamie Hutchison.
Miss Wanda Webb of Clinton, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Homer Terry,
last weekend.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02
Cooked A Fine Dinner:
Then Threw 1t To Doc

One lady recently stated that she
used to throw her own dinner to the
dog. most of the time 1t made her
sick just to look at anything to eat.
She was swollen with gas, full of
bloat, had headaches, felt worn out
and was badly constipated. Finally
she got INNER-AID and says she
now eats everything in sight and di-
gests it perfectly Bowels are regu-
lar and normal. She is enjoying life
once more and feels like "some 9TH
er woman" since taking his New
Compound.
{ IINNER-AID contains IL Great
Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear
gas from stomach, act on sluggish
liver and kidneys. Miserable people
soon feel different all over. So don't
60 on sufferingl Sold by all drug
stores here in Holmes County.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02
Used Cooking Fats
Are Vital Need

Half of the potential la. salvage
has been untouched, and one-third
of the American housewives are not
saving used cooking fat, figures in
dictate.
Recent surveys showing that while
SO percent of the women of the
country know that used cooking fat
is still needed, only 81 percent are
current salvagers," bear out the
Department of Agriculture's state
ment that more than half the an
nual 500,000,000 pound fat salvage
potential still goes down the drain.
Every woman can cooperate with
the Presidents Famine Emergency
Committee by using less wheat and
fats and oils products, but probably
the most tangible contribution, most
housewives can make to this world
food shortage is the used cooking
fat she saves and turns over to the
meat dealer tor four cents a pound.
While obviously Americas fat sal
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02

| Mrs. D. ]. Crawford is expected
home Sunday from Atlanta, Ga.
where she has visited with her son
Mr.. and Mrs. James Odom spent
Sunday in Lexington in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Huntington
Mrs. Walter Durham will enter.
tain the UDC Wednesday. Miss Ruth
Howell will discuss the program, the
subject being, "The History Of the
Famous Battleship, Virginia"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Sargent, after
a delightful visit in Washington and
Virginia, will return home Sunday
Mrs. Albert Brown and Margare,
Phillips Brown left Tuesday for a
visit in Washington with Mrs
Browns son, Albert, Jr.
Mrs. H. w. Davis of Philadelphia
Pa, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Viii.
liam Blankenship.
Mrs. P. A. Chichester, of White
Haven, Tenn, is visiting Mrs. JIG
May.
The Rev. G.. w. Williams, aftef
holding a very successful meeting
has returned to his home in Tunica
Mrs. ]. w. Howell, Mrs. Perry
Roby, Mrs. P. H. Winborn, Miss
Earlene Moss, and Mrs. Sam Moss
attended the Presbyterial in Green
vile last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Ware and
Miss Kiturah visited friends in Du-
rant Sunday.
Mrs. John Sinclair was hostess
to the Tuesday bridge club.
Miss Sara McFarlane and Mrs. j
L. Longinotti will leave Thursday
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Longinotti in Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayle Alsbury anc
son Robert Dayle, of New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Ferguson anc
sons j. D., and Leland, of Vicks.
burg, are the guests this week Of
their mother, Mrs. J. D. Alsbury.
Misses Carolyn Hays, Pat Mozelle
Jane Stevens, Margaret Hughes, Mr.
Herbert Shelley, Mr.. Brad Welle:
and Mr.. Don Mozelle, all of Mill.
saps College, were guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Hay!
the past weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Fisher, Mr.
Harper Lyon, of Belzoni, Mrs. E. S
Foose and Mr. Edward Lyon, Of
Tchula, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
r. M. Lyon Sunday.
Mrs. w. B. Nichols has returned
home from visit to relatives ane
friends in Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lyon spen
the weekend at Amory.
Mrs. Lamar Hays accompanied he
father, Mr.. R. M. Lyon, to New Or
leans last week.
Mr.. l. B. Lacy spent the weekend
with homefloks, returning to Column
bus Monday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02

wage doesn't feed starving people, it
does lessen both consumer and in
dustrial demands upon fats and oils,
and allows more food fats to be
shipped overseas. For when house.
wife uses and reuses her cooking
fats, she makes less demand upon
retail supplies of salad oils, lards.
and shortcomings. When she turns
her household grease over to the
meat dealer for the use of industry,
it means that some of the pressure
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02
Society - Clubs

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stokes of Gre
NADIA, spent Sunday afternoon here
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. G. B. Ramsey, Mrs. w. A.
Henley and Miss Rosa Ramsey Wis
tied in Lexington Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rust of Bowl
ing Green, visited in Durant Satur-
day.
Messrs Wylie and Maurie Humph-
ries attended a stock sale in Gre
NADIA Monday.
Mrs. T. S. HUMPHREYS visited Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Hooke in Tunica
Wednesday.
Mrs. Matte Mcdonald has re-
turned after spending several weeks
in Houston, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Ches" Steen spent
the weekend in Starkville.
Miss Frances Mcmillan is spend.
ing a few days in Memphis this
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02
STRAND THEATRE

Durunt. Miss.
FriddY Night and Saturday Matinss
MAN FROM OKLAHOMA"
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans
FACES IN THE FOG"
Lee Patrick and Paul Kelly
Saturday Night
THAT NIGHT WITH YOU"
Betty Hutton and Barry Fitzgerald
NEWS REEL
Wednesday md Thursday
FRONTIER GAL"
Yvonee De Carlo and Rod Cameron
SHORTS"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02
BY I. w. cmson

According to the experts, we are
going to need corn next winter like
we have never needed it before. The
moral of this statement is plant a
few more acres to this crop, cult
vate it little better and use some
bought fertilizer on it instead OF
putting all of it on cotton.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02
on edible fats is relieved.

on edible fats is relieved.
II every woman currently salva9-
ing fat would set herself up a q
committee of one to urge soma
friend, not currently saving fat -
do SO regularly, it would not only
double the amount of fat salvagea
and ease the strain on edible fats
and oils, but it would answer The
very personal need for more soap
here at home.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-05-02

A great deal of our wheat is be-
ing shipped abroad, in fact IS per-
cent of it has been set aside for
shipment to the starving people
abroad. The chances are we will be
glad to see good hoecake on our
table in the next six months. We
Of the South, are going to be tn.
ones who will not be able to get
wheat bread first; the reason being
we do not grow wheat to any con-
siderable extent.
Paul Newell, in charge Of beef
cattle work with the Extension Ser
vice, State College, Is making tours
in different parts of the state bring
ing county agents and assistant
county agents up to date GA beef
cattle management, production and
pastures.
On Tuesday of the past week, Mr..
Newell and his group stopped to
spend an hour with Messrs. G. v.
and hoover Maxwell at Pickens.
This farm is doing good job with
cattle anu pastures. A 300-acre pas
lure vislteu by the group shows a
net profit of $685. per acre per year,
or ptting it another way, profit
per brood cow of 1886 per year.
This compares with a 50-acre pas
ture which has been improved by
the use of lime and phosphate. The
net profit per acre on this pasture
was $23.40, whereas, the profit per
steer (only steers were grazed on
this p-s.ure) was $33.43. You will
note that the improved pasture
shower profit per acre of almost
8 times the unimproved pasture.
Farmers of the county who used
calcium silicate slaug in 1945 will
be interested in having the three
year results recently published by
the Holly Spring Experiment Sta
ton on this material. When it was
used on hairy vetch it produced an
average increase of 1888 pounds
over untreated plots. Comparing cal
, cium slllcate Stag With Doio..l..~
lime Gu hairy
average increase OF l6ll POUNDS. IN
this same test where equal amounts
of PHOSPHORUS was used with these
two materials, the average increase
on hairy vetch over no treatment
was practically the same, 3648 for
Stag and PHOSPHORUS and 1910 fol-
Dolomite lime and PHOSPHORUS.
A test located at Columbus, where
calcium silicate Stag and phosphor-
Gus were compared with Dolomite
lime and PHOSPHORUS on sericea les
pedeza in 1914 and 1945, the follow.
ing results were published: 470o
pounds for calcium silicate Stag and
PHOSPHORUS and 1900 pounds for
Dolomite lime and PHOSPHORUS
I. w. CARSON.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
~NOhuge!fuer
Stuut ~prOkIumiert

AlbanD. q. q. - Der mtierenOe
@ouperue1r Soc u. 9anIep protld-
mierte iniolge Oes 3nuebmenOen Sob
Iemnongels cine TotInge fir Den
Staat mo erHtdte nm ole .gr0Bt-
m0glid)e ireiniIIigc &iir5ung oes
uiht lin6eoingt notuenoiseu Strom-
9erbraahs. Sn llebereimttmmlng
nit eiuem non Ger 8unOesregierung
on Die 8ouuerneure geri6teten @r-
IthetS empfob[ er ole Sdaffung
0rtliher SteIIen sur @r5ielung
Dwirfiomer @inIpnrung" bon 8oble
lui0 on0eren 8rennItoffen.
Ser Stout miro ole in 0ffentli6em
ltno @ripotbeiis itebenOen 4obIenbe-
it6toe itberpritfet uno I'M 6aIle zines
9lnbaltcus Oes 3edeuh. etfs cine
@enDerteilung ser 8orrdte borneb-
men. Cur gegriinoung ieiner Srof-
lonation fiibrte SanIeD an, Dob in-
foIee Der Shliebn4ia Ser 3eheu ,,eine
Gridl0pFung Der &obIellbeitdn0e be-
uoritebt nit enpfinolihen 6olgen
fir Die 9ep0lferlitg oes Stoats, lire
8~eiutObeit, i6r @oblergeben linO fb-
re Siderbeit."
CHARLES 8. 9reitel, Ser &ettsbe-
rnter @ouoernenr Getpeps, Der iib
sur 3eit in Georgia oliTb6lt, erfl6r-
te, oaB, I'M Stoat feline urmitteIbas
re Rriie beite6e. Die @rbIic Serpice
GonnliiIion babe beridtet, Dab piele
@leftriSitdts= itnO @osmerfe alif pie
Ie @oden NIT Goble einge0edt ltno
monde logor auf MfDnnte birldus ber-
iorgt limo. SIM Roffau more 9elpep
bereit, aus Sea SSslano, 60. 5uriid-
aufabren.
@anlep profInmierte sic Notl1ge
nod elmer mebritiin0isen &onferen3
nit 8reiteI llr0 Dem itoatliden %it6-
lie @orfS Superintendent Charles
S. Cells, ben er gum itattIiden
8renniteff : &ommilfor erftonrt BOT
te. SanIeD eriidte ale 9rtsbeboroen
itn0 2ofalitdten lid an ole non Ser
Bun0esregierling erIniienen Mnpei-
iungen jill bnIteus oie BON Montog,
oben0 6 ubr an cine nlIgemeine Mb-
0unflltng borIebett.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
Ut Sen 2llpen 2lbees
itiirite an Gebeti

8ien 9as II. 9. Arnlee
9duptauartier CAB befannt, oaB ole
eff BaKugiere Oes ubgeTtiirstpn
Sransportftlg5erges am 2eben Iin0.
SnterInfen Sh1peia Sduei.
ger 8ergiteiger, cine GegelFlugSeug-
Belosung nno 5nlihirmer Inben
tire per5tpeifelten 8emiibungen, ii
BaTfngiere zines n6geitiir5ten nnlpri.
tnniiden Observation-Disclosures al
ereiden, oie orei Gage uno ge1hte in
bitterer 4dlte anf Sen eiiigen glb-
bdngen zines 5000 SUB boben M-
pengletider8 oerbradt baben, BON
grfolg gefront.
Die 8ergiteiger bntteii einen oIpan-
"5igitiinoigen Milfitieg iiber Sndiges
uHO gef1brIihes Eerrnin ar boHbrin.
gen. Die Iette Strede al Der 13
Weilen Iiio0itfid BON bier geIegenen
N~bitar3iteIle mrBte alif &dnoen uno
5nriidgeIest Neroen.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
Wird Alaska der 49. Staat der Union?

Sapnner 0uth Surbor auf LII.
olosfa, elmer Der Ileliten. Snieln,
angriien. Straightforward &ntterion
erfldrte oenn aud erft fiir5lid:
,,llnier SauptbeOiirinis in 4IaSfo
lit cine sroBere 3inilbepoHerung.
Sir brauhen cine iolfe nihtmiIi=
tGrii6e 8enoIferung bort, Inn infer
in 9tlasfa Itntioniertes MilitGr nit.
5lterboIten. SoIonee Mlosfo nidt
in Der Sage lit, tpenieitens ben gro.
Beren Sell 0aoon mitSuertrogen,
mus natiirlid oie St6rfe unierer
@orniiotionen uno milit1riiden an-
Iagen notgeorungen begren8t blei-
ben"
SnneniefretGr &rug bingegen Mil
fir aInsfn cine groBere 3ipiIbeool.
ferung, Inn Die 2ebensboItungsfoiten
Sl ienfen, oie bislong bel al bod
itn0 nn0 ion1it bieEe BON 4lnsfa
fern bolten. @or0erbanO freiIi9
iperoen &euiieoler nod tift nH5u ere
mttigt, mad MInsfn at fontHlen
gang I'M @pgenteil - un0 Spar
einIud Oesbnlb, neil es nod on Be
bnriungen uno Nnbrung feblt. Bie
fiir3Iid berihtet mur0e, plant Slt-
n~eniefret1r arug, 10000 9nuor-
better nod AIastn al idifen, Inn
8ebauiuneen fiir 0aueriieoIer uor-
Subereiten. Sein 8org1nger, Sa-
roIo SIDES, mar Der Aniibt, oaB por-
5llgsmeiie 8eteranen un0 einltige
&riegsarbeiter belie0eln lollten. @lber
sur gIeiden Bet CAB er ieirlem
3metfeL 0oriiber ausorud, 0aB Ser
mo0erne Nmerifoner nod lobiel 8io-
niergeiIt bat, nm neuen Bp0en gu
foIoniiierer. or regte 0aber ferner-
bin ON, oaB Die @ren5eit Mlosfas
Fir Nelleinmon0erer aus europa
ge0ffnet mereen Ionten, sic III me-
11igen Sobreft - mie err Iagte - 6a=
fir iorgen piiroen 0aB 9llnsfns
@irtidnft iid ieIbit gu erb1lten
nermag. @enn Oieie Smmigrauten
pon geniigen0 Mmerifnnern begleitet
ip1ren, miiroen sic lesteren aud
0ofitr Gorge troger, 0ab Ser ameri-
faniihe @bornfter Mlosfas erbal-
ten bleibt. llno elm iolbes Mlasfo
miiroe CUR @roBe. Strait uno gum
&eidtltm Der gau5en Nntion nidt
penig beitrngen.
SIM Sabre 1867 Don 3uBEnn0 fir
81, 100000 geta1ft, lit 4lnsfa io-
mo1I Sic 1tte1te ais oitd Die groBte
nn1erifoniId)e 8elitung. Bie So-
mali lit es 0ns, mas ols elm ,,orgn-
ntIiertes Serritorium" befnnnt lit.
Dies beoeutet 6oB nne 8eltimmil1l-
munger Ser 8nnoeSperfoliung audi
in benz betreffenoen Serritorium
AnmenOung fin0en. @s bat einen
ietbitgeD1blten Senot un0 cine Ger
ritoriaI : 4IIernbID uno es etttlen6et
einen 4eIegierten in Ben 8utt0es-
fon9reB nod @oibington. 9ieier
GeIegiette fam IebigIid nidt nit
itinmen, rro Der @~olrperiteitr miro
bonn Er1Iioettten erndnnt.
SniienIefret6r &rug lit dufg emf
I6ieoenlte fir oie 3ulofIung Mns-
tos nIS 40. Stnot. 8ie es beiBt,
er iog1r: ,Se eber, ie
beIIer :"
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
TyphUsepidemie in
Nuehe Won Muenehen

Stuttaart - ssn ser gdbe Uon
Mtiinden erIngen 10 9eutibe elmer
gpp6lsepioanie, mibregro $40 an.
oere ifaper erfrnnft ifi0. @s hit bic
|hlimmite epidemic 0ieier Nrt, bic
lett Dem 9eginn Der Sffupation IN
ser ameritaniiden gone nafgetreten
lit. Die mei1ten Spfer 6efin0en lih
III Neeu : Getting oag 1900 @in1uob-
ner bat uno so MeiIen oItlih BON
Miin6en liegt. Die Militarbebor0en
boben auBeror0entlid)e MaBnabmen
getroffem Inn oie Soloaten Dor Nn-
itedungett at ~bemabren.
Die epidemic grefft nah elmer
amtliden Mitteilntig nod lueiter nm
iid) uno int in peni8itens oret Srten
auFgetreten, Ole 10 @ieilef Don Neu I.
Getting e~iltferiit iiao, Dorunter au6
III Alt Getting, 0as gan3 in Der
geabe Iiegt utso Elm 9ouptqunrtier
fitr amerifaniide Milit1rbeamte lit.
Die Nmerifater teilten in Sit :
Getting nit, OuB Sseu . Gettiig I'M
ter aunrantdne geitellt uno allie
StrnBen nbgeiperrt muroen. 3tDei
S6uIen murben in Rotbofpitdler inn.
getuanoeIt, in oeilen oiele @erionen
auF Den Zoo erfranft Oarnieoerlie-
ger.
Souienoe pom Ielltlhen uno 9ne-
rifaHer meroea geiIrpit, unS Der
gerfebr Der Mmerifaner NIT Den
Geltifen nnrOe idorf eineeihrdnft.
Da feItgeiteIIt muroe, Dab oos
@aiier non Neu . Betting perienht
lunr, miro es iekt NIT @lOr gereiuigt.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
LhkshIoek gent
gegen FusChisten vor

&on ~ Sis 6oIge Der Siege, mel.
die Der 2infsblpf 6ei Ben fiir3lifer
S~tuOtmablen err1tl9en bot, 3eigt lid
cine neue gmpfin0Iihfeit Ser Megie.
rung iiber Die Betdtigung bon 5of9i.
item, Monnrhiiten uaS on0erer
reftsgeritteten 6oftionet.
Mait einefil Rd60rld, ser I'M lfar.
fem &ontroit 5lt Der uIeben uro Iebef
lniipn@ YoIifif in Sen eriten Mona.
ten Der itofienii6en 8epubIif Iton0,,
unterOriidteu Ole 8eb0rOen in Jfom
ul0 @euua cine nere Organization,
melde Die Aitiidt pertrnt, ouB sic al.
te Sronltg sod better pnr.
St @enuo puroen A ongebIide
Mitelieoer Der uSupoper M6feiIunA
Oes 6reimiIligenforps~ per6dftet, Sc
men man 3tr Sat legt, tie arbeiteten
fiir Die Wieoernufridturg Ser ber-
trie6enen @tonnr6ie 0es @ol4les Sa-
boDen.
Sn Horn lnur0e cine @rirppe aus
geboben linO 1tefte man mehrere Meit-
9lfeOer ins @ef1nqnis, ole otgebIifl
Sbeen @tiiiiolinis uno Ieiner fnIdiIti-
iden S9pdr5beri0en propogierten.
Sic Holi5ei erfI1rt, odB Tie 0ie Be-
tDegung inn Seine eritidte, Ga bisber
1tnr fdi6iitifde @nit65etteI in oer0un-
fefte rorniihe 2benter e%etuorFen muir
Den,
Die in @enlla perbnftete Grippe
mar aniheinen0 auiftiger. Sic 5tnr6
inter 2eitlrng 0es 8rin5en Guido
Dforio @dllicnno, Der ii9 oes Ded-
nnmens 0Sberit Smitb~ be0iellte.
SIN 8erb0r iolEen Die Oerbofteten
WfitglTe0er Der Organization geitan-
Den baden, oaB lie ben ~frifberen So
Mig urrberto mad Stalien 3uriifbrin-
gen uto ein neues 8lebisait iiber 0ie
Jroge Monnrdie o0er Mepublit OBJ
bnltelt luotlte1.
3l1 ben 8erbnfteten iolI aud elm
friiberer 0euti1er @nrptmanu 8oder
geb0ren, ioruie orei YoEi3iIten. Sic
meiiten bnben mageblih geltan0en,
0dB Tie bea6lidtigter, fonmruniitiide
Rarteibiiros IN Ole 2uft al iprenger5
,,iobalD Die &oten einen be~Doffneten
Nitfffan6 ins5enieren. Sic beItritten
dber, oaB lie ben Hr6Iioerten gnrico
Ao M.rnlo s.n,ht;~~o~ x~1TILz~
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
b Sic Giebe
!N1ditc QeibenImaTt

Diorie (5lt iDrer 6renitoit): sd
ioge Dir, emma, Der neiie 3nbnar5t
lit Elm 10 rei5enOer Menid, Dab id
mid ldon n1f Elm 3abnueb freue!"
A6scidrcft
Scum Sepp, 0u bait fein Ser
6altnis mebr nit Ser 2ene?"
,,yeein, Die bd6e ib mai Seppi6e
flopfen ieben, un0 0a lit mir Die
Suit gum Seiraten pergnngenl"
Gtiuas 8eiIeres
u9enfen Sic lid ingte Der Dill
liondr 5u ieinem SriDafiefretar,
,,meir Sobn lit nidt oaDon ab5u=
bri1gen Sic G6oriitin 81 beirateu.
9[6er id meroe i'm enterber, menn
er es tut, 8itte teilen Sic ibm 0aS
nit"
Der 5efretdr ii6erIeet einen
augenblid. sd meiB etrpos bel
belieres", lagt er Oann, i'd weroe
eS Der gboriltin mitteilen."
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
Sir Sie hide
&inOcrbrpten in 0elee

Gns bette 5feiihgelee ~liefert Elm
&iB0erbrdten, metn er nuf fplaen0e
@eiIe 5ubereitet miro. Gin 8rntltiit
ats Der &eu[e in mogIidit q%unOrntis
iher 5orm miro geipift itn0 lit
6ett aaieitig 6rnitn n%teebrnter.
Gam miro Dos Set abgegoiieu nnO
ons 5leri6 in cine 9ratpfnnue nit
9efel gelegt, nuf oeren 8p0en lid
ettpn bier l1n5en in fleine 8iirfel
geldnittene Sllppenipur5eIn eiu
geipoltener &aIbsfuB. Elm bol6es
2%orbeerblntt urt0 ettpns EbDminn
befin0en mo NIT etma eiilem Quart
6liiiligfeit, Die nm beTten aus
5leiihbriibe llnD eiuigen @lns Got-
mein beitebt, 10 lnnge earl5 Indte
gel9mort, biz eS meid] lit. 9ltn
miro 0as 5leiid berntsgerommen
urio Der 8%rateninft entfettet. 2dBt
man Die gratenioBe iiber Nn6t lte-
ben, 10 fam man Die 6etti6idt nod
griitfoli1er bon Der in5lpii1en en-
Itdrrten Siiiae entfernen. Sn cine
Sorm gieBt non min in @o6e bon
etmn einpiertel 3pa Ben erbisten
Snft url0 I1Bt i'm an fii6lpm Ort
eritarrerl. 9nnn idneiOet man oas
in Sheiben geihnittene 6leiiA Oar
auf, fiint 9o6lr1lime nit geoiinlteten
&arotten aus, oie man al 0ielem
3wede porbereitet bat, utlo gieBt
nit Dem nit einem @Ins Mo0eiro
uno etipns 6Ieii6ertrnft gefrGftigfen
@rateniaft oerart altb 0aB sic 8riibe
8niihen oie 6leiihiheiben 0rinat.
moonrd oieie iebr inftis fperoen. Sic
oiirfen nuf feinen san aus Der
8riibe bernusiteben, ga 0as @elee
Ionit beim Stiir5en briht. 0ns
nah Dem GrfnIten geltiir5te @elce
miro nit 3itroneniheiben un0 8eter-
life ooer AUDI gnOibienbIdttdem
garniert.
Sumatcnialat nnb Gellerie
Gin Selleriefopf miro in GnIs-
maiier meidgefoft, 0onn qeiddIt
uno in Sdei6en geianitten, Sic
91lfte Der Malle SomatenIdeiben
0aau. Der Snft elmer 3itrone nit
6rei @BIoffeI bon 9libenol un0
Elm giootter berriibren, Gals un0
feingebadter GerbeI mo Yeterlifie
oaat Senerie uno Gomotenldeiben
amt gut Ourdgeidlttelt.
Washington Journal., 1946-11-29
Apheristten
gon &nOOlf Sanlien

Dab Die Grandchildren oeS Be-
bens unperdnoerlid iino, fonnte
uns pelfimiltii9 MAIDEN url0 ion eS
oltd. 9ie Observation-Disclosures Ser
8ur5el ingt nber nod nidt, oaB oie
efpig oieielbe lein miifie. 8iel-
leift gift nid)t einmal fin oas Nu=
turreid unbeoingt, 0nB oieiel6e @ur-
5el INNER Elm litrO oielelbe Sflnn5e
5u madien notigt. unbe0ingt ober
oermog Ser @eiIt 6es MenIAen tros
Der Observation-Disclosures Ser bioIogi-
lden @runolugen iebr Oerihieoene
Bliiten 81 treiben.
Aaes 9ihten gebt bon Sen @Iof-
fen FER. @enn 0as &ino @loden
Bort, 0nnn 5uerit trGgt Ii9 feline
Sebniltdt ms %llngepiiie. 4Ges
Spiel5eug miro ibm gIeidgiiItig,
penn Die @Ioden flitgen. 9enn es
lit ibm ia 10, oIs Dermodte es nit
GinOerfiiBen nltf oieien idwe-
rem un0 bod ihmebenOen &lGngen
Sn manOeIn.
&iele geiitreide 5priihe lin0 wie
dion bemolte &nalIbonbons. Oeff-
net mnlL 10 finoet man onrin einen
8emeinplns eingewidelt.