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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-24
5miihen Krie9 uno Srieoen

ourd ipiiltes 8eldimpfe ouf oeren an
gebliden ,5aidismus' uno our6 Ser,
oodtisung ibrer 5altl,ng OILS ,ua5i-
freunoli6'. SIS lit Elm &ompliment
fiir inns, oaB sic 2eute, oils bere,l
gSortIiibrer Orion 8elles auftritt,
oen ,8anoerer' als belonberes Sbieft
ibres gngriffs eripdblt baben uno uns
leren Irglnnenteu NIT oen gleibe,t
5ehtcrtiiniten oer Seroddtieung uno
&erlellmoung 81 bcgegnen Iid] be-
miiben.
~sn uuiercr Saltune miro bos, io-
lau9e eS nod cine amerifaniibe Yrebz
freibeit gibt, 1ttbt oos @eringlte on
bern. Die ipiro fatbolilb uno ameri=
tanilh bleiben! 4n unlern Inlbau-
uuaen iiber SEN neutrality-suspicious.
uno ben ungliidieligen ,5iibrer' uno
Die iibrieen Harteibou5en brauden
mir Dabrlih nidts 81 repioieren; Die
lino nieoergelegt IN 5obuoien glrti-
feln, sic in mebr ulS 5pon5ig Sabren
IN oen Spalten unlerer 8ldtter ers
ihienen iinb Nber aub lmiere
slnldauungen iiber oaS rote @egens
lpiel oes Hationallo5ialismus, Sen
gollheipismlls, geoenfen mir nid]t Sll
.anoern, iolanse bieIer lit, tpas er
beute lit, 1rno mir speroen fortIobren,
i'm ols @eltgefabr ein5ui6dsen, oh
bo5 Orion 8elles unb ieinen Sinters
mdnnern gefallt ooer nidt. llno mir
Deroen unS aud fernerbin oie sSrei-
belt nebluen, oie 3eitereigniiie uno
3eiterlheinungen o,,f Dem 5inter-
grllne Der @eldidte llno I'M 2thte
Der driitliheu 8eltanIhauung 5u be-
urteilen. uno mir meroen e5 auh
fortan fiir cine d)riitlihe ll1lo patrios
tilbe Hfli6t anlebeu, l,niere Stinlme
81 erbeben fir eiuen ebrlider, gereh-
ten imo ba1lernoert Srieoen ltno cine
oerniinftlge lnb beillame GellorO=
.nlina Ser 8elt. aud) tpenn mir 1idt
.nlebr aui Die @rfiillung Der 8erbei-
Bun9 bon Braiioent yiooiepelt 5u 5of-
fen tpagen, Dab in Der nellen Sr3=
nlng Der @eilt Gbrilti Die Ser5en ser
Wtenlben lno Solfer bcberrihen'
lperoe."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-24
Cine &pntrpberic

Seute brauben mir 1,ns gegen Die
Safer nno &lGifer niht mebr 5u Der,
teioigen. Seute sebort es aeraoe5i'
gum guten Son, rgegen &uBlano" all
iein = Diel i6drfer uno gum Sell bon
anoern @rtudgungen aus als iie fir
uns maBgebeto ,paren. @ir jelber ba.
ben an lniern Anihauungen unb I'm.
ierer &altung nidts 5u anoern. gs
oiirfte fir iene, fir bie uniere Mnii6-
ten einigermaBen bon @ert iino, BON
Sntereiie iein, I'M 2ihte bes beutigen
Stan6es Der Dinge gu leien, mas mir
nod n1itten i'm @rieg = iiber
uniere 9oltung MuBlanb gegeniiber
81 iagen batten.
sSn unIerer Museinanberiesllng nit
Orion Beues idrieben mir i'm ,8an-
0erer' bonn I. Wdr5 1915 u.a.:
Orion Belles ,tno feline Sin-
termdnner iinb ai,geniheinIih geleb-
rige Sdiiler ibrer Mosfau'er Greun-
De. sEie iuden iegIihen ginfluB Der
Stride uno bes Hapftes ouf oie @e-
italtllng bes fiinftigen Grieoens nno
oie Neuoronung Der Belt 81 nereiteIn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-24
EnfIaro in bet Offeniipc

gu all bent tritt sic Sro9e, oh iib
nit ben porgeid)lageneu WitteIn STUB
lano aufbalten l0Bt. @ie in 0ieIcr
Slnltbt Sic Ginse in 6ronfreid) ,lno
Stollcn llegell, no Stalins fommu-
nlltllbe Waulpiirfc umaufborIid Nib
len, lit bcfannt. YroteltItreifs in ser
Nubr, &oln uip. 1perocn pon oen Sri
ten ebenTullS ben &omlnl1niIten outs
Gonto gelcbt. IS banoelt li6 aber bier
an erIter STEELE nm SungerItreifs, sic
ouerolngS bon BEN &ommll1iiten fir
Gropagonoo51pede ouSgeniitt neroen.
Nldt gang ltimmen oiirfte oie britt
lhe gebauptllng, oab eS iid) eiuaia
I'M ein fomnllniltiides Wanoper
banOle.
Gs miro niemano, ser sic SaaeS.
nafribten aus oem ungliidlihen
Sanoe ser ~3onen" alf1nerflam per-
folgt uno III Der ruiiiiben Bolitit Ell
nigermaBen 8eldeio peiB, einen 4u-
genblid 5weifelboft lein, oaB Die oeut-
ide aommuniItenpartei uno ibre Iop-
ietilden Sintermdnner iib oie @ele-
genbeit, I'M Sriiben gu fiiden, feines-
pess entgeben laiien. linn oas su lpiis
len, bate es oes bon ben gngIdnbern
betannt gegebenen "Brotofous 90"
nit leinen oetaillierten StreitparoIen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-24
Die meme Sett

~aa oas," beiBt es in ser omna=
ligen auseinonoeriebung tpeiter, - be-
oeltet nidt frubtloie &rttif, ionoerr
lteat Elm poiitines Broeraum oar.
Mit oem Sieg Ser @affen uno einem
auf oieiem begriinoeten bloBen Sc
waltirieoen miro es nidt 9eton iein.
Gs gilt, cine 5crriittete 8elt neu 5u
geltalten, cine neue @pohe Ser
neutrality-suspicious., Die unter I'M
eiinltigen Gor5eiden anbebt, nit Der
grfenntnis 81 erfiiIlen, Die BiuS XI.
in leiuer gn5pflifa iiber ben 8ott-
loien 8ommunismus in oie 8orte
fleioete, ,oaB Ole S0lfer ber @roe nur
cine Samilie in 8ott tiloen'
0as lit cine 8abrbeit hia elm
SGmertfrieoe pouit6nois ignoriert,
oereI Ss:Bodtung obpr Gle SSunOel,
sic ser &rteg ben Eolfer.. gelcDlagen,
nibt rernar5cn ldBt ,rno borl,m Su
neltcn &ataItropben treibt. GaS gilt
bon ,coem &rieg, aber has Hroblem
Ser Solferoerlobnung uno ser eide
RING einss halblpegs leiOliben Srie=
oen5 mabit eeraoe5u ins WaBloie
nod einem &rieg, !pie pic i'm bucb-
leben, einem &rieg, Ser aue &outi=
nente auilpiiblt, oie &1lfer lmlihid=
tet, einen ean5en &ulturfre!s auf bic
le Sabr5ebnte binaus geraoe5u sur
Obnma6t perurteilt seeenii5er 1ellen
&raften, oie bon Der fiirbterliben
Sturmflut Ser 3eit sur beDerrl1en-
ben Wadt emporgetragen ipuroen.
~Wir itno bellte 3eusen seIbidtli-
der @eidebniiie, tpie iie nur in lon-
gen lbltanoen ,pieoerfebren, GENIAL
tiger greigniiie, Die MIR in Dem gu
lammenbrud Der sriedild d<r0milben
&ultur uno Der mittelalterliben Orb
nung unb in Dem groBen uln1ltur5 an
gnoe oes o6t5ebnten sSabrbunoerts
ibre Baralleler finoen. 9urd oas
gan5e neun5ebnte Sobrbunoert, bon
@orres Bis 5u aetteler uno SEQ XIII,
bullen Warnungen Dor ben Ietten uno
enogiltigen Musmirfungen ser our6
ben Qbfaa bonn Stttengelee berauf.
gefiibrten 9fepolution. g8ir baben
idon bel elmer friiberen @elegenbeit
Elm @ort 5itiert, oas Bertolo 8eorg
0iebubr. elmer Der idarfiinniglten
8eibi1tsibreiber uno 5taatsm1n-
ner, Dor ertunofiinf5ebn Sabren
ihrieb: ,Benn @ott niht ,punberbar
bilft. itebt uns cine 3eritorung bebor,
ipie bic romiide Welt iie Inn Die Mit-
te oes oritten Sabrbunoerts erfabren
bat: 8ernidtung 6es Woblitanoes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-24
Der 8anbel in Der !Saltuns scsen.
iiber Nnklanb

Benn Die BeItIage nidt 10 iurht=
bar ernIt tpdre, fonnte man lib bob
ereoten iiber bos oft poiiierlif) an.
mutenbe @etue all Der Ira6entoter.
Die felt einem Sobr ODER 10 Die bon
9fuBIanb orobeuoe @efobr erfannt ba-
ben - ober erfanut 81 baben bebaups
ten = uno iest nit piel @eidrei uno
allerbauo pbanta|tiid)er 8ebr Sen ro=
ten 2iab1purln nngeben.
Die Soso ouf oen mosfopitiIden
Sa35eImurm 1T gum 9auptiport bon
8olitifern. SeitungsIdreibern unb
Hul,biunfocflomatoren geiporoen. Die
friibcr Dor louter Begeilterung 8oo-
ia uno &auiar ols Heftar uuo ambro-
iia prielen uno iih einen Douers
ldni,pfen suleeten, Inn iib cine rui-
lild flinsenoe Iusiprade an5uquas
len. gud in boberen Oeilitdr= uno
Resierun9sfreiien. mo man ebeoem in
8epunoerung erItarb Dor benl Itaats-
mdnniihen @euie 5. .. Hooiepelts
mie es iih Dor allem in Den 3uIam=
menfiinfteu nit Stalin offenbarte,
bat man ieit oen oerlbieoeuen Sonic
renafiasfos uno oen rbetoriiben 2ei-
itunaen ber Moloto1p, 8rompfo, 8i=
ihinifi unb @enonen I'M ruiiiiben
8oofa uao &npiar @iiblbuber, Seu,
feiored rno allerbano lonItige Sneres
bien3ien entoedt, bic bent tpeltlibe1
@eihntod nidt aulagen.
8teie Men6erung in @elinnung uno
Saltnng lit cine Der benlerfensmerte-
item WetumorpboIen, Die itd in Ser
mooeruen @eIdihte noll5ogen bat.
Rob bor ,penisen SSabren nabm man
es redt libel nuf, menn Der Bapit.
llnbeirrt ourh politiide &onitellatio-
men, Die @elt porneno bintpies auf
ben ngottloien &onmlitlism,Is" Oei-
len srdger INTO Sanptforoerer GnBs
LAMB lit, lntb nit unnerfennbarer
@onne aitierten 8ldtter uno 8uno-
funfer, Die peltanlhuulid Liberal"
iino uno als nnelltral" gelten ipollen,
Die baBerfiillten slngriife ser Wos,
fau'er 8arteibldtter ouf SapIt uno
Stride l1niere nturmbobe 6reuno-
ldaft" nit &uBldno NOR elmer Der
@diteine unierer nilsmdrtigen Bolitif,
uno per Dos als beoenflid be5ei6-
nete, mor ebeu elm 5alfiit nno Na5i!
8ir fonuen 0oriiber aus eigener
grfabrung reoen: IS lit iuit orei
Sabre ber, baB eli, forlnlibeS &eiiel=
treiben ser 8ero1dtigung unb Ser
leumoung unb 8eorobilng segen uns
anbub, ipeil mir ior9enpon ii6er oie
enge Iuian5 nit HuBlano ipraden,
in Der mir cine @efabr fir oas gan5e
abenolaHo erblidten. 0ie erlten sln-
griffe eegen uns gingen bon Ser so
cietp for the Ereoention OF @orlb
@ar III" uno ibrem eiftgetrGnften
Organ aus. Damn eroffnete Orion
8eIles ben 9eigen i'm 9tunofunf.
Gum Sell reht oblfltre Gunofunf-
Ibndber, aber auh einise Der y@ro=
BEN, bic ibre @eisbeit fir bunbert
Dollars bas Wort per5apfen, folgten
= bis uns Die Sahe 81 Oumm iuurbe
nno mir in aller Stiae, aber M t
6 RI 0 | g ben S6us ser @eridte ges
gen @brabIbneiber unb Serleumoer
anriefen unb uns Hube idafften. @i-
men Sobepuntt erreibte Die Sete nit
etnem 5ornigen appeu Ser Wosfau'er
,Bratuoa' an Die &egierung, oem un=
bequemen 4ritifer in ct. SAUL einen
Maulforb un5ulegen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-24

plumper Goftloligfett idetnt teinel
Der Serreu Senatoren Iergernis &c
nontmen 5u boben. Der Gorfau mag
nuf bloBe 8eoonfenloltgfeit 51riid5u
fiibren Iein llno auf Die Sorliebc fiit
r@orIeplap", sic 81 SEN f)arofteriiti
Ihen Griheinungen unlerer Belt &C.
bort, - ober er lit ipmptomatild fin
unier beutigeS 8eibleft nit ieiner
ltnreife, ieiner Gerontlportunesloiig.
felt uno ieinem MongeI on nGnnIi=
dlenl Grnit.
Ter Often nit icircm ontiio5iolel
NoIld)cmisnla, leiuer ypiBaDtlmg
, scr MenibenniirOe, ieiner Gpronnei
uno 9orburci lit innerli6 niht itarf,
10 geDoltig ieinc al1Berlihe Strait ieill
mag Nber Der @eItcn lit ibm an GEL
tiger lno iittIid)cr &roft penig Dor
aus, nuhbem cr leiu driItliheS @rbe
9robenteils Der rihleuoert, e5 gegen
oos Slnienn1lls elmer noteriaIiitilhen
Glltur cin9etouidt bot. Ger &ompf
jDilhen Oiten llno 8eIten miro So
rlm at erIter Stellc nit materiellcn
Sr1ftcn entlbteOen - unO tpebe Dem
@eItcn, penn cr oie geiitigeu uno re-
li1i0lcn &roitc, sic i'm GhriItentum
lebcnoig iin0. ignoricrt uuo oblpciit!
Sas Aoilfsprpgrnmm fir europa
sSic III elmer 10 5crrilicneu @elt
Ger NrleOc lplcocrbCrgeltcllt lm0 ser
&lcoerultfbuu Uolljpgeu lper0en ioa
- oos lit oo3 9rObc Groblcn. Eoplt
EhlS bat III elmer Heibe bon beoeut-
lomcn &1mb9eblm1cu oic 8runoli-
nien fiir Die 2oiung oe5 Gro6lems ae=
jcldnet, uber Die 9tegierungen 9eben
tbre eigclen @cQe. uno IoIongc Rub=
lanO I'M itttlihe 8rlnoI1te iih nift
fillnnlcrt, f0n1tcn bic @eItrn1d)te,
old Dcnn 'lc ca moIlten. cine pro
granllnntlld)c Hnllng uid)t bcrbeifii5=
ren. Sic bc9riigcIl lid), tells aus Iei=
aun9, tells lIntcr oem Gruf Ser Ser
bultlilie, nit Eolliutipnitteln, Sic
mclll9ltenS &ataltrpphcn perbiite1 iol=
len mo picllCid)t cine binreihen0e
6riIt crfulien, oaB sic GoIfcr iittIih
crltarfcn ulO in Iangium poranIhrei-
|tenocn Heforneu cine ncue Belt ge-
ltulten founen.
Sas groBc Eolliatipnittcl lit Der
oOtaribaQs sElon" ODER, 1pic Die ncue
Se5elfnltng lalltet, Oo5 european
Necopcrp Erogrnn. Infer oieleln iol-
len rlllo ltcb5ebn Ntillinroen Collars,
III Den n1c)Itelt iiini3ebn Monaten
Icda uno cine bolbe Wtiuior0c, an
oen @icOernufbnu guropo5 0cpen0et
mcr0cnL in Scr @ofinlmg, oob ourd)
Die @leoerbclc6ung unO Srgonilie,
rllng Der @irtidaft ser G1runa III
ter nelt &olfslnalicn Ginbolt 9ebotcn,
Dem &ontnllnismlt3 Shranfen 0c5o-
9en 1lno oanllt oaa meitere &ororin-
gen NuBlanoS pcrbin0crt miro.
Snl &ongreB erheht Iid), 5lnl Cell
NllIeE pelll CillTlllB Der neODrltfDcll-
Den Eroliocltenmobl, Itarfer @ioer-
prud) - uiAt ge8cn Oo5 Hrogromm
1clber, IonOcr1 9egen Sen llniong Ser
DcpInnten 0ilic. 0icicr gSioeriprucb
mltroe pcrItGrft burN OoS etrpas off
totorllcbe 9luItrCten pon Stoatsietre-
tar NfarIbnIl, Der ocnl @ongreb runo
bcrola lagte, 0ab at Sen angeioroer=
ten SrmlIliaun9cn niNt5 obgebonoeIt
merncn tonnc. 3u Sen 9eoenfcn iiber
olc Hlelcnlnmmen tonunen 3meifN
llber ocrcn 5mcdnl0Bi9e &ermen0un0
mo bic &irflln0 0c5 Erooranlm5,
mcnt n'ht 9leiN5citig ouN oie YoIi-
Ilt III europa einen 8riinolihen @ons
Del erIobrt -- t}pciIeI, Die nuh uQ
Den &renj= uno Nucr5ijgen unIerer
curopalIhcn Eolitit ourd]ous bcrct)-
ti9t liro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-24
Die rinsenben &rGfte

go idrieb Der ,@anoerer' am /.
Uear5 1945. gs miro be,lte .niemano
bebaupten fonnen, baB ieine Diaano.
1e unb Prognoie idnar3ieberiId, ae.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22
Salvation Army
Had Busy Christmas

The following report Of the Hag-
erstown Corps of The Salvation
Army's Christmas activities shows a
considerable increase over last years
activities.
This Christmas there were 155
Christmas dinner baskets given, or
an increase of 81 over 1916. This
included the baskets given to fam
lilies turned over to The Salvation
bags Of nuts and rs bags of candy
Army by The Volunteers of
America. In addition to the fam
lilies serviced with dinner baskets,
The Salvation Army distributed 142
Sunshine Baskets to shut-ins in the
Hospital and other institutions.
There were los garments given, IS
and Sc other gifts.
In other words, nearly 1000 per-
sons received Christmas cheer in
one form or another during the 1947
Christmas season.
The Salvation Army wishes to ex-
tend its thanks to everyone who
visited the Kettle House in the
Square and helped in any measure
to make this program possible.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22

Mrs. Richard Hollingsworth and
small son returned home from the
Waynesboro Hospital the past week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22
The ~ Arrives

The stOrk announces the follow
ing arrivals at the Washington COun-
ty Hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Ridenour, Sc
curity-a daughter on January IA.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin r. Hull, Clear
Spring-a son on January -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Harris,
1049 w. Washington Sta son on
January IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Cooper,
602 N. Potomac Sta daughter on
January IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sipes, Route
2, Hagerstown-a son on January H.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Luther Hen
son, 466 S. Cannon Ave.-a daugh-
ter on January IL.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lynch AL
bright, 231 Bryan Place-a daughter
on January IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley L. Hayburn,
$40 Commonwealth Ave.-a son on
January TO-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Plummer Price,
Route 4, Hagerstown-a son on jan
uary 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Askins,
Rohrersville-a daughter on JAM
uary 10.
Mr. and Mrs. David White, Route
2, Williamsport-a daughter on Jan
uary 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston l.. Stitzel,
239 Summit Ave.-a daughter on
January 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson Snyder,
Route l, Big Pool-a daughter on
January 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baer, Route /
Smithsburg-a daughter on January
8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Straub,
421 George Sta daughter on jan
uary 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Line, Keedys-
ville-a son on January 8.
Mr.. and Mrs d. H. Dehart, Route
l, Hagerstown-a daughter on Janu-
airy Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kibler, 261 S.
Potomac Sta daughter on Deem
Der 81.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22
Urges Rapid A-Bomb Output

The only reason Russia has not
seized the Dardenelles and the
Arabian oil fields is that the United
States has possession of the atomic
bomb, said John NJ. Hancock, gen.
eral manager of the U. S. Atomic
Energy Commission, in a recent adj
dress. He expressed the brutal
but realistic" opinion that 1--WE
don't dare do less than to make as
many bombs as we can"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22
Wedding Bells

Miss Betty Mae Kendall, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kendall.
of Smithsburg, became the bride Of
Richard Wayne Eckstine, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Eckstine, also of
Smithsburg, January 10 at the
Boonsboro Lutheran Church. Of
ficiating at the double ring cere-
mony was the Rev. Donald Stonesif-
er.
Mrs. Eckstine was graduated from
the Smithsburg High School, Glass
of as, and is now employed at the
Chesapeake and Potomac Company.
Mr.. Eckstine was also graduated
from the Smithsburg High School.
He served in the U. S. Navy and
since his discharge has been en-
ployed by the Pangborn Corpora
ton.
The couple will reside on Brown
Avenue.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22
Leitersburg News

Mrs. Fannie Smith attended the
wedding of Miss Genevieve Keck-
Ter and Mr. Marshall Sheuman on
Sunday afternoon, in the Lutheran
Church in Waynesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Winebrenner,
stayed with Mrs. Smiths uncle, Mr..
Frank Stephey, while Mrs. Smith
attended the wedding. Mr.. Stephey
has been in poor health for the past
month.
Mrs. Raymond Bear and small son,
Raymond, Jr., have returned from
the Washington County Hospital to
the home of her father, Mr. Troupe,
on the Leitersburg- Ringgold road,
where the Baer family reside.
Nadine Bell and her father, Frank
lin Bell, spent Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. Bells brother and sis
ter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Bell, Hagerstown.
Mrs. Miller Smith, Hagerstown,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lung, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Wishard, the parents of Mrs. Smith
and Mr.. Lung.
Mrs Joseph Bell, Ringgold; Mr..
and Mrs Chester Weaver, Hagers-
town; and Daniel Bell, were recent
callers at the Winchester Hospital,
where they visited Mrs. Victoria
Bell Itnyre.
Mrs. Richard Hollingsworth and
small son returned home from the
Waynesboro Hospital the past week.
GIVE TO
THE MARCH OF DIMES
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22

Captain Dorothy Brown, Assistant
to the Commanding officer of the
Corps of The Salvation
Army, left last week for her home
in Daytona Beach, Florida, where
she will remain until her health inn
proves.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22

Testing carrier aircraft and "
bombs together, the Navy hopes to
adapt rocket warfare for surface
vessels. First firing was with a cap
tured German w from the deck
of USS Midway at sea.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22

soup with much fat in it. All the
meat on the ham bone should be
picked off and served in the soup.
This makes much richer soup than
the white bean soup. Dollars to
doughnuts the male members of the
family will go for this, and its a
meal in itself. ...E
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22

It's about time some of you good
homemakers, and there are plenty
of you reading this right now, sent
in some of your favorite recipes to
share with the sisters of the skillet"
how about that?
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22

Mrs. Foster Falkenstine, of Wash
ington, D. c., has returned to her
home after visiting her mother, Mrs.
o. P. Bohman, 822 Dewey Ave.
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Hot Chocolate
6 servings)


Drop LOUNGE bar of unsweetened
chocolate in " cup of hot water in
the top of double boiler. When it
has melted, stir in tablespoons of
sugar and dash of salt Cook about
minutes, stir occasionally Add Y
cups of milk Beating with a
rotary beater prevents or breaks up
the top skin" which is part of the
nutritious protein of milk. Pour the
frothy hot chocolate over marsh
mallows in warm cups.
For instant hot chocolate have on
hand can of the commercial choc-
olate sirup, or make your home
made sirup the following way:
Homemade Chocolate Sirup
Combine "a cup of cocoa, "a cup
of sugar, 1s teaspoon of salt and ~
cup of water. Cook S to 7 minutes,
stirring constantly. Remove from
the heat and add teaspoon of va
nilla. Cool and refrigerate in COW
cred jar. Use tablespoons of strip
to l cup of hot milk.
There you are, choose the method
you like, and am sure the odd
sters," as well as the younsters, will
go for this delicious hot drink.
This is also the season for nourish-
ing soups, and what could be better
than pot of good homemade veg
etable soup on cold winter day?
The kind that starts with a good
soup bone that SINNERS for hours
before adding just about every
kind of fresh vegetables that you
can find, such as carrots, tomatoes,
turnips, celery, onions, chopped
cabbage, and if I have overlooked
anything, well, you just add that
too. Make big pot full while you
are at it and store what is left over
in the refrigerator for another day.
Then there are those who say that
their favorite soup is:
French Onion Soup
6 servings)
3 tablespoons of butter
2 cups of sliced onion
Az cups of Bouillon
Salt and Pepper
Worcestershire Sauce
French Bread
Parmesan cheese or other finely
grated cheese.
Heat the butter. Add the onions
and simmer about 10 minutes, or
until soft and lightly Drowned. Add
the bouillon, which may be the can
ned kind or the cubes, dissolved in
the Az cups of hot water, or home
made bouillon. After bringing to a
boil, simmer for 20 minutes Add
the seasonings. Pour the hot soup
into hot soup plates and top each
serving with a slice of sauteed
French bread. Sprinkle with grated
cheese and pass additional cheese.
But for a real stick-to-the-ribs
soup, bean soup, made with the
large limas, tops everything at our
house You will need for starter
on this, ham bone or ham hook
Using the leftover bone from a
baked ham is the most economical
method. Soak overnight about liz
cups of the large dried limas (Which
have been washed and picked over
in about 2 quarts of water. When
ready to cook add the ham bone to
the lima beans, using the water in
which they were soaked. Add a
good sized onion which has been
chopped, and place on the stove.
After the mixture comes to a boil
reduce the heat to simmering and
cook for about an hour, then add
small can of tomatoes and con-
tinue cooking until the beans are
very soft. Season with salt and pep
per to taste. Some of the ham stock
may be used also if you desire a
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-01-22

Miss Beulah F. Ardinger, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sylvia Ardinger, Hag-
erstown, Route 2, became the bride
of Mr.. Robert B. Green, son of Lewis
u. Green, Guilford Avenue, on Jan
uary Is at the parsonage of the
Grace Evangelical and United Breth-
rem Church. Rev. G. l. Rider, DID,,
performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Green is employed at the
Southern Ribbon Co, and Mr.. Green
is working for the Western Mary
land Railroad.
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When you call the world "black,"
remember you are a man of the
world"