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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18
Der Jungfrauen Tugend Ieidet
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Sexualerziehunu.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18

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lno pGoaapniihcn 9elpeouna.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-03-18

wenn lie ibrer 8ciimnlng slusorud
geben, sic sic @crueiIlmg oes Saa.
bcs lbncn bercitct bat.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
by Louis Berg
Photograph by John Miehle

OCCUPATION of Rome, inspired by high patri-
otic feelings, disregardlne Nazl-Fasclst sur
veillance, she courageously excelled for the
cause of resistance by strongly helping the
clandestine organizations for the liberation of
the oppressed Fatherland.'
These documents were not exactly rare.
But the one Valli had absolved her from sus-
picion of collaboration, made possible her
friendship with The Stars and Stripes
An interpreter at U. S. headquarters re-
members meeting Valli on the street. He was
walking; she was riding in an Army jeep She
stopped and started to chat with him. A
threatening crowd gathered - the Romans
were beginning to resent "fraternization.
Valli ignored it. The crowd finally recognized
her and started to cheer Good will all around.
VALLI was popular movie actress in Italy
long before she came over here She is 26, but
has been making pictures for nearly 10 years.
She was born in Pola, near Trieste, which
explains the blue eyes. Her father was pro-
fessor of philosophy at Milan University, and
the family had been moderately well-to-do.
But Valli grew up, to use her own words, in
sad and confusing times" She received a
limited education, entered the movies at l6.
She has made more than 36 pictures, won the
prize for acting at the Venice Cinema Festi-
val in 1941.
~, koJ J,<o
been limited to looking beautiful and perse-
cuted, both of which come natural to her.
Her expression in repose is somewhat sullen,
lights up amazingly when she smiles
She can be a lot more animated than either
of her American films, The Paradine Case"
and Miracle of the Bells" would lead you
to suspect. She admires Director Alfred
Hitchcock, but was quite mystified over
the restraint demanded by her role in
'sThe Paradine Case.''
mo Italian woman would sit so quiet in
the courtroom when she hears her lover is
the walls"
~You See?"
SHE demonstrated how. 1t was perform
ance filled with passion and hysteria. "You
see?" she concluded, arranging her hair
Her contract with Selznick calls for two
pictures year - with trips to Italy in be-
tween Contrary to the studios flowery re-
leases, Valli was not discovered by Mr. Selz-
nick in person.
The reason Valli is here is that David Gold
ing, managing editor of the Rome edition of
STARS and Stripes" had movie connections
and used them in her behalf So did other
American journalists in the Army notably
Music Critic Howard Taubman
Valli won't forget the editorial staff of the
Army's newspaper. She owes them a big
collective kiss. And the boys admit they
wouldn't mind collecting it. The End
Evening star., 1948-03-28

The CTS on "Stars and Stripes"
all fell in love in Rome -
with the same girl. Naturally,
Valli wound up in Hollywood
TlHIs is the face that launched a thousand
l. jeeps. Well anyway, few dozen.
Not to be cryptic about it, the face belongs
to Valli. Selznick's sensational new importa-
ton from Italy, star of "The Paradine Case
and Miracle of the Bells" The jeeps were
the property of the U. S. Army of Occupation
in Rome. They we're placed, somewhat irregu-
larly, at Miss Wallis disposal whenever she
had to get about in the Eternal City.
They were, in fact borrowed" from the
U. S. Army for the purpose by the editorial
staff of THE Stars and Stripes. This staff fell
in love with Valli to man. She fell in love
with the staff.
Recently. in New York City, cocktail
party was thrown by the Selznick Office for
Valli. Among the guests, chosen by Vaili,
we're people who were not of the languid
type usually seen at movie cocktail par
ties. They were robust ex-GIs and their
pretty wives from Brooklyn and the Bronx.
1t was Old Home Week - the "Old Home
being the roof garden of the swanky 'Stars
and Stripes billet in Rome. 1t was there that
the staff met beauteous Vali (she had first
fhoo r>1o
and their vehicles at her disposal.
Euxope's Best
SHE was not quite the glamour girl then that
she is today. Rome was troubled city, and
still is. Valli was plainly dressed, and slightly
undernourished. But she had the slumberous
lids, the passionate nostrils, the lapis-lazuli
irises that caused authorities - oh, we'll, the
publicity department of Selznick - to hail
her as Europe's most beautiful woman.
At the cocktail party the wives of the
'Stars and Stripes" were relieved to find that
there was pleasant-looking and talented
husband in Wallis background. The husband
is Oscar de Mejo. pianist and composer. There
is also son, Carlo, aged four. The STARS and
Stripes" boys have nicknamed him Charlie
and they are teaching him English.
They taught Valli English, too. Some of
the American slang they taught her has since
gotten her in trouble in polite society, but she
has forgiven them.
1t was only recently, on the other hand,
that Valli discovered the risk the boys had
taken to supply her with jeeps She is tear
fully grateful. They could have gone to
jail" she gasps 1T was so kind, so brave"
Valli. by virtue of her dangerous refusal to
make pictures for the Germans, stood in we'll
with the democratic and resistance forces in
Rome. She went into hiding with her husband
in the crucial days.
Wallis stubborn patriotism won her flow
cry document testifying that during German
Evening star., 1948-10-10

eIRoLE with gentle front bonlns. Rsyen
satin slostie front and back and four
sections Of power-net with side inserts Of
elostie. Nude or black; l7-ineh length;
sizes II TO 32-----l6.S 50
Evening star., 1948-08-28

! ters. s2. both Of 1865 Mintwood pl
Clayton Bailey. 81. 1o7 7th 1t. s.... and
EoIine LsnEworthy. Is. Il Rhode
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aaa4s1 RSsss q a. eqssR'a so soy x c.
judith Phillips. 20. 3so3 Yuma st. NV NV
phts,R bosh MINI Il a.3sndais ans sulins Myers 2l
ays: NV. and dwsndoiyn Mcdonald. 90
fifs r.s s'fE fsi e. et :eass + p.ra Nd and
"'ifR Lillian HUGHES. 1e i457 coreoran Cora asa st.
Edward Garland. ir., "a. 1112 K st. NV,
and Christine Ferguson. 20. Lynchburg.
wlillam Lotion, H. IS, 17s7 ~ l1th ss nv,
James me- Bolden. e7. 171s North Capitol st.
and Louise Jones. %. 13 Florida ave.
Rayvelle Maryland, "a. Forest Glen. Md.
and Eva Thomas. 10, 7s3 Lamont st.
Tommie Lee, "A. 114s Morse st. ne, and
Emma Shell. a1. 1881 New Jersey ave.
sennie walker, 20, 1902 Lewis st. ne, and
LaSss dtaSss Beam: smart 29, o99s kys pl ns and
Hddie Winstead, 22,. s19 ord st. NV.
and Blanche Cinotti. 10. Green Meadows.
Milton Bovat 49, 134s Euclid st. NV,
and Marguerite Mimma, 20. 1857 New
~sn ma Mss Msnfs p e. I 5sis ioss l Il; as
Hliiisrd liar Herwol. %. 1926 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-08-28

"a os. ss eaA.ns s. ss5sff'; sS Flats s.
h.S ssss6 81 H. g.iss, Y. IA
NV, and susan Banao. Sst iN sssi Rod:
Warren Garrett, 80, and Julia simkovieh.
James HeIndon, 10. 1917 5th st. NV.
| and Verline Lee. 1s, 1775 Stanton ter.
James Lee. q. 1873 st. ne, and Caro-
lyn Dsnslow. Y, 1921 Gales st; ne.
Miriam t Eiksns, EMS @ e. T aetsssaa.' Msass' Md: a ana
and Victoria Pallisma. -. sEsf s4s As;. St.
and Helen Rfehtsr' ss. a.FsisRS ssSS ifsh Az
John schyvinck. 10. usMc headquarters,
and Frances Phillips. is. 4s5 G st.
01 fad s5ss g. 1asi st. newton
Louis Dorfman. 4s, and Edith satran. 20,
James %hner II asse e. sa9say sss Kenyon e st.
and Vivian Hanley s3, 116 44th st.
Edward aarnstt, "a, s2s E st. s.w., and
Pfnkney Link, 4s, 45I3 Eads pl. ne,
and Eleanor Morris. a., 1908 W st.
Robert BuIism.ier, 90. 2s1 pennsylvanis
ave- Sc; and Nancy Caldwell, 1e. 102
George pepin. 49, Arlington, Va and
Virginia Hubbard. 45. s22 East Capitol
Robert simons. jr.. 20, 1880 oirard st.
lumbia I'd. NV.
Harold Morich: si. Branch Port. N. r,
and Lucille Woo 25, Norfolk, Va.
- Catherine Dolan, 19, 225 = st. NV.
4 and Edna Gutenberg, %, 24S0 18th st.
NV.
Ernest Green. 33, 1Os You st. ne, and
Dorothy Lynch. 81, Bethesda, Md
Raymond Russell, 26. and Elizabeth Wal
Evening star., 1948-08-28

and Myrna Krooler. 30. 1924 9th st
NV.
Bernard wolfscn, %. 4s1s Biasdon ave
nv, and Eileen Bishins, 20, 1856
Jerry Lucisn S5. I4oo Lawrence st. ne,
and Elaine Werkheiser. %. Nazareth
Robert Breeze, 20. Arlington, Va, and
Helen Westfall. 2S. 1865 3sth ST. NV
Edward Brown: "a, 1881 Fort Davis pl
Sc. and Katherine Finch, "a, New York
Evening star., 1948-08-28
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. La,Us, couples must
apply tor a marriage license on
one day, isdit three full days and
receiUe the license on the NTH
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1948-08-28

Turbine Powers Auto
A British -firm displayed what 1t
claims Is the worlds first gas-tur-
bine engine for use in large cars.
Evening star., 1948-08-28

Nancy Hendricks, 23, Bethesda, Md. =
Raymond HILL 20, lie Sth st. ne. and
Ines Tucker. 80, 74S 7th st. Sc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-02-26

that eases every start and makes
driving fun.
On top of all that, this engine brings
you thelatest Buickfeaturesyo uread
features like precision CYL
Under boring and Flex-Fit oil rings,
Stratofow cooling and all the rest.
We have these engines for you right
nov because Buick engine produc-
ton is running ahead of complete
car output.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-02-26
Health Department Again On Move
Occupy Offices In Three Buildings

. experience on the Health Depart
ment's Nursing Staff.
The Colesville Public Health
Lay Committee has changed its
time of meeting to the second Mon
day of each month, beginning with
the March meeting. The March
meeting will be held on March 8, at
S P. M, in the Fire House at An
mandate. Speaker that evening will
be DIR. Aaron Traum, clinician in
the Health Departments rheu-
matte fever-cardiac clinics. A film
on rheumatic fever will be shown
also. 1t is extremely important
that parents learn to note symp-
toms which might indicate rheu-
matte fever in their children, as
well as to know something about
caring for the patient who has it.
The second of the series of radio
programs, Counselling For Health,
being given by the Public Health
Lay Council Of Montgomery Coun-
ty on Thursdays at a P. NJ, over
WBCC was given this week by
Mrs. c. S. Duvall, Jr., of the Coun-
Gil, and Mrs. Ruth Rokahr, R. N,
of the Health Department. Next
Thursdays program is dramatic
sketch by members of the Council,
about the use of the premature
baby carriers which Public Health
Lay Committees have furnished
their health centers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-02-26

The offices of the Health Depart
ment are moving again to make
room for additional personnel. At
ter the LIST Of March they will be
in three different buildings in
Rockville. The Administration Of
flee will move from the Watkins
Building to the Welt Building on
Montgomery Avenue (the old tele-
phone building), taking with it the
office and staff of the VenereaI
Disease Division and one of the So
cial workers. The Sanitation Office
will remain in the Watkins Build
ing, and the remainder of the GEN.
trail staff will remain in the Social
Agencies Building.
Merle D. Myers, District Super
visor of the Branch Office of the
Division of Vocational Rehabilita-
ton, State Department OF Health,
visited the County Health Depart
ment last Thursday to confer with
Miss Sadie Gladwin, R. n, Direct
or of Public Health Nursing, re-
garding plans for holding a two
day clinic for patients in need of
rehabilitation.
A conference of all the clinicians
who serve the Is monthly Mater
nal-Child Health Clinics, was held
en- Tuesday night in the Health
Center in Rockville.
Good attendance was reported at
the monthly meeting of the Olney-
Sandy Spring Public Health Lay
Committee this month, when Mrs,
Katherine johnson, r. N, Super
vising Nurse of the Health Depart
ment, spoke about her Is years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-02-26

@. What can be done for ROSTERS
having frozen combs? Is it all right
to keep these ROSTERS for breeders?
A. There is little that can be done
for frozen combs, although smearing
the comb with petroleum Jelly is
often recommended. Where frozen
combs are a problem, flock owners
often resort to clubbing the males
that is, cutting the combs off. This
should be done in warm weather.
Frozen combs will usually heal with
in two weeks, depending upon the
severity of freezing. The fertility
of the roosters will not be affected.
although these birds will be inactive
while suffering from the frozen
comb condition.
@. How many pigs should be mar
keted from each litter in order to
make a profit over production costs?
A. Long-term records from the
Research Farm of the Ralston
Purina Company indicate that when
narrowing two filters per year, the
returns from five pigs per. litter are
required for payment of production
costs of the entire litter, and six pigs
must be marketed to make profit.
Marketing seven pigs per litter in
creases the profit 1907.
@. What causes cows to have
chapped or cracked teats?
A. This condition usually occurs if
the cows teats are wet when she is
turned out of the milking barn after
milking. The chief cause of this is
wet-hand milking, although in some
cases enough moisture will be
formed on the teat by milking ma
chine. There are a number of good
commercial ointments on the mar
ket to keep teats soft and cover the
cracks, or carbolated petroleum Jelly
has proved to be a good home
remedy.
@. What is the treatment for
blackleg in calves?
A. Usually calves die Sc quickly
that treatment doesn't have
chance. Vaccination for prevention
is recommended when calves are be-
tween the ages of four and six
months. Two and three-year-old
animals are rarely affected by this
disease.
Send your questions about Livestock
or poultry problems TO FARM FACTS,
835 South Eighth Street, ST. Louis z,
Missouri. Questions will be answered
without charpa. aifhAr hv AL Ors Il,
column. IS a service of this newspaper.
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POne

Pome reporting feminine atti-
tude that has been conveyed to this
department from time to time:
Gals look with loathing, On sheep
in wolves clothing.-Atlanta Jour-
nal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-02-26

Read the other day where country
folks and farmers spend more
money, prOpOrtiOnately, on their
homes than city dwellers do.
Doesn't seem hard to believe
when you think it over. Take the
folks in our town, for instance:
They're home loving people
who'd rather spend an evening by
the fire with mellow glass of beer
than go out in search of entertain
ment or diversion.
So it's only natural they put more
into what means most to them and
TO their children: their homes. They
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-02-26
From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh
Where Does
Your Money Go?

may not have too much to spend
but it goes for those permanent,
abiding comforts that make home
a nicer place to be.
And from where sit, that bud
get calls for some of the niceties of
home life too-like cider and pop
corn for the kids from time to time,
and a friendly glass of beer for
Nom and Dad things that be-
long with what we mean when we
say "Home."
91e M"'<
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Here's Rta17d-Mw
Power for your Buick

NUR men do master job of keep
" ing Bucks right up to Buick
high standards. They can get every
thing out of them that there is to get.
But maybe you'd like the thrill of a
brand-new engine in your car.
If so, we're ready to do that job too
ready to put a straight-frOm- the
factory engine in any Buick built
since 1887.
You get an entirely new engine. 1t
has new carburetor and air cleaner.
1t has new distributor with both
vacuum and centrifugal spark con-
troll. 1t has new wiring and spark
plues-even new smooth clutch