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EM TUEDAY, JANUARY 30, 1943 The Pittsburgh Courier PAGE ELEVEN oiitli rNext 9 FEMALE WORKERS OF NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION, INC. "KEEP 'EM FLYINGT Martha Manley, "Bill" Jones Marry At Home Ux List ro To Start TSV bfl! OPAS 1W i 4 Rationed rj WASHINGTON, D. Jan. 28 Housewives and moth mho have wondered how rationing of canned and proe Ictfd foods win anecL uie aviuiauie amuuni 01 strainea and (nnea luuuo uvt au auovvci lut rnratement issued. last weekfr director of Fods Rationing Program.

Of jce of m.c FOODS as canned milk, SUC.5 mUk formulas, and canned rereals are not Included foods ration nd mav be boueht aa jjjf strained or ndir.ff oning program," earn mr. neram. said Mi SToodi made of fruits, vege or meats ana puv cans or jars will be in Ended under me system used for other Kied fruits and vegetables foods under the kioninZ eu nu' these foods un inciuu ii bo necessarily an indication supplies are short, tionta thtm is rather designed xp 2Sd applies for the purpose for rtich they were mienae EL foods were not rationed, they boiiEht extensively as a for rauoneu Wrclv into available supplies and ji.wtita nnrmal mar Muia siion uiu. foods prepared Lpeciallv for infant and child use that are to be rationed are sold Kuur as "strained" foods or as fchorped or "junior" foods. They Include strainea Is carrots and strong beans, for Example, as well as and fcomato soup and a numuei eeetable comhinations.

fruits include separate fruits such as prunes and peaches. For example, and fruit combinations such as apricots and apples. Iir near An nineannle. Strained Chopppd or. "junior' foods that to be rationed are somewhat sre limited in variety.

Creamed topped vegetables are oh the ra ta list, as well as tomato and and vegetables combined with hen. beef, lamb or liver, and Men lamb and liver stew. Afore rationing begins, the sale I canned goods and other items a be rationed will be frozen for wm. Some time during this every consumer win nave to (filter for Ration Book No. 2.

Bation Book No. 1 will still be for buying coffee and sugar. iwo seis or stamps one red and 1 CHOICE of millions has made St. Joseph Aipirin the world's largest seller at 104. It's first thought of millions at Srrt warning of simple headache or cold' painful miseries.

No aspirin can do more for you. Why pay more? Then too, you make even greater aviogi on the larger sixes, 36 tab itt 201. 100 tablets, only 35L always be a ore you demand genuine FREE COURSE IN HAIR CULTURE 3 (Mem Consisting of Marcelling rtngerwaving Shampoo Tormula Includiut TTTIT AM A BY MAIL Writ Taim Cl'RA rncllCTT rr Dept. 5315. Chimin III.

nvy CHILDLESS the other ilue win be contained in xiauon boojc jvo. 2. Th stamps will be tised for the pur vuue ui mrai wnen it is rationed. The blue stamps will be used first to purcnase canned goods. Each stamp contains a letter and a numher.

The' letter shows when the stamp mav be used and tv numoer snows its value. The Jetters run from A through except for letters I and whSh are omitted. Each letter appears on four stamps. Thus, there are four A four stamps and so On. Since each letter on lour Bxamos ana incn thru letters may be used during each ration period, a total of 12 stamps xar epsni ounng tnat ration period.

The stamps will be used In three letters groups, such as and then and and so on. The point value of various ra Lionea Items Will Mnnnni during the week sales on rationed rooas are suspended. Abundant oods will be assigned lpqr vain. in points; scarce roods will be ar signed greater value in points. vv KNOXVILLE COLLEGE GRAD5 MARRY FORT GAINES.

Jan. 2S In quiet ceremonv hr rrnfiv Miss Arela Maxwell, ri Air. ana Airs. (J. .1.

Mxwll nr Wabbaseka, Arkansas, became the Dnae 01 u. 1G. xokeley. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W.

f. isoozeT, 01 sort Gaines. 1 VnlralAtt 1 3 Fruits are also 'Prepared I as fruit colleee Knone, Ten. fiesserts. consisting Pltr of frir nessee, and is Jeanes supervisor of In which suear has rpen aauea, in.

budding, pineapple and rice or cus yokeiev of Et I8 tucky. He is also a Knoxvilla ml 'hU'Se." Gained and is mb.r of br infant fading are also, to be ir ey OWlle 1 Th. in'liiHa'1 iii.t College. These include such tatloned. bods as vegetables comoinea with ither href or lamn, beer broth th barley, and vegetables with peon.

vv 1 "Discouragement, not time, Is a woman's enemy." MTtSm O' Mrs. Laura S. Dunlap, Pee Dee, tddrpss when pot N. and Mias Ruby WiiKins, box marked per 1416 East 4th street, Winston Sa posuse. If yoa sendMm wr recentlv wed while Sfirt, p.iaP.

order today: Dunap was a furlough in the Dept. 4. New Yael latter city. THE Secret of LONGER can haet Beautiful Hair, tM. Just fallaw iMtrKtiMS HAIR my Kpeaaaoia nair Hiarirww mm.

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1 awl No 2 en 30 Day Trial. Alsa Valuable Facts I shauld knew abaot tba Scalp and Grewth. mutt ba pleased ar aay depaslt will be returned la lull. NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE Ar I A'Vtx 1h li J'JLf 43 p'4 sd AW 'iw Ui l. sr When thousands of men were called into the armed forces of this country leaving vacant places on the assembly line or a war production plant, women immediately rolled up their sleeves and stepped into those vacancies and are doing an A job.

Here are scenes at the North American Aviation. of Kansas. which hires hundreds of Negro and white women to do jobs formerly held by men. Top row, left to right: Sebon Gray, riveter and Bernice Mans SOLDIER; SOCIALITE WED IN NEW ORLEANS IWIVES SORORITY REVIEWS babies I JEAK FJRUUJKilJVl Doctor's SENT FREE! NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 28 im fc.

I Sorors 01 tne oipna tnap "lit hisetlemi ter, Sigma uamma rtno sororuy, YOU kaV Stes tiaSii tni their regular monthly meeting stNT for this free information, held this week reviewed the 'rlfll (, ac m.ihal':r complishments of the Kroup dur Jti it i 406 W. Lata St, in the past. year. A unanimous opinion among all of the members LADY! "SRE THEY SAYIHG 0UT VOU BEHIND YOUR BACK? iv revealed that great achievements were noted in tne years program Further discussion was held on the proposed program for the year 1943 1944, and a tentative program was outlined. All sorors presen Died red to work for greater ser vice and greater progress during 1943 ii.

nn ine IOUOWing onicerB wcie ncn led for the ensuing year: Eleanor Jinpss if atm uiel Parker Bell, Basileus; ula Mae pnTr. lonceiwd ty aiLee. Anu Sastieus: Kosanna juo run, nu Off 1 t5Tj to exptlonaU)r a.dffl t'iil FURLOUGH WEDDING ui not stain or Mil. nM rrquirinK medicaJ comfortably from possible embarrass CAMP CARRABELLE, 28 StrL Havward P. Dunlao, son wards, Grammateus; Elvira Freeman, Anti Grammateus; Thelma Sutton, Tamichous; Anita L.

Johnson, Epistoleus; Pearl Barnes, eral nursing services. Mrs. Riddle is servinr as con sultant and resource executive in relation to Negro nursing and the war effort. Included in ner duties will be the recruitment of student nurses for schools of nursing, as sistance to schools in securing and usinsr federal funds for nursing education, and the recruitment oi graduate nurses for military and civilian services. A varied and Interesting experi ence in social welfare as well as nursing and education has pre field, bucker.

are at work on rib assembly of a 25 medium bomber. It takes such teams on the home front to keep 'em fighting on the battle fronts. Margaret Cole, mother of two children, was a housewife before she took a course at a radio assembly school. Now she is qualified to do a number of jobs, including that of counter sinking fairings on a drill press, the task she is doing here in the second photo. Note shield to protect her eyes.

Everything is done to 'Bh imam? 111 i I nil fi 1 1,1 ofZ' ''Vii ijv: i Pictured above are participants in the beautiful Le Blanc Boutee wedding which was solemnized at the Corpus Chris ti Catholic Church, New Orleans, last week; Reading from left to right, they are: Lytell groomsman; Miss Josephine Neatt, maid of honor; Edward Le Blanc, father of the bride; Mrs. Gloria Le Blanc Boutee, the bride; Technical Sergeant George Bouttee, groom; Miss Cladia Le Blanc, bridesmaid; Oscar Goins, groomsman. The wedding of this popular couple was one of the most impressive events of the peafc hohdayseason in the Crescent City. safeguard health of workers. In third photo, former school teachar, Martha Lolles, left, and Iris1 A.

'Mahone install a de icer boot on the wing of a 25. Extreme right: Eula D. Smith and Alice L. Jones are shown doing precision finishing work with air screw hammers on a sub assembly of a 25. Bottom row, left: Evelyn T.

Gray, riveter, and Pearlyne Smiley, bucker, complete ajob on the center section of a bem ber. A study in preoccupation is Jack" and "All That Money Can Buy." His hobby is walking in the hills of Carmel. He loves good. wholesome food, so I dedicate myl column to him. Mr.

Totherok isj leaving soon for New York to make training films for the gov ernment. PLAIN MUFFINS 2 cups flour 4 tbsp. baking powder Ji tsp. salt 2 tbsp. melted butter (or mar garine) 3 tbsp.

sugar 1 cup milk Mix and sift dry ingredients. New Orleans. Club To Present Opera eAida' Estelle Riddle Joins Nat9! Nmrsiiig Council NEW YORK, Jan. 28 (ANP) The National Nursing Council for War Service announces the appointment to its staff of Mrs. Estelle Massey Riddle, well known nursing VdJt la educator, formerly director of nursing ana or tne scnooi 01 at the 800 bed Homer It.

PhUlirm hoanital. St. Louis. Mrs. Riddle began her work at council headauarters.

1790 Broadway, rew York City, on January 11 The National Nursing Council for War Service co ordinates the war activities of the various na rinnal nursinr omnizations. it represents the National Associa tion of Colored Graduate Nurses. the American Nurses' association the National League of Nursing Education, the Association of Col lesriate Schools or iMursme, tne American Red Cross and the fed NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 28 In accordance with its traditional practice of presenting a program of cultural interest during the annual Mardi Gras festival in quaint old New Orleans, members of the Sharp Music Club, a local pared Mrs. Biddle for her present post.

She began her carer as a public school teacher in Texas and later became a social explorer with the Julius Rosenwald She has served as instruct or of nurses in the Central School for Nurses, Kansas City, Har lem and Lincoln schools, New York; Freedmen's hospital. Wash ington. She is a graduate of Columbia university with the degree of master of arts in nursing education. VV Charlotta Bass, First Negro On Grand Jury In Los Angeles' History LOS ANGELES. Jan.

28 Although five of the eleven fam ilies that founded the "Pueblo De Los Angreles" on Sept. 4, 1781, were of Negro blood, r.o Negro has ever the next photo of Margaret Cole as she stripes the edge of a de icer ooot order to seal the trailing edge of a wing flap which will soon be part of a fighting mac nine masting the enemy somewnere on a war front. Hortense Cornell and Grace Tucker are two of the many skilled women at the North American Aviation plant in Kansas. This is another riveter bucker team working on the "skin" of a bomber. At extreme right: Geraldine Jones is shown using pneumatic I Secrets 'Bonl1 Gooci Thing To Eat By BESSIE AL GANT Bess Interviews A Hollywood Author Who Likes Good Food DEAR READERS: Last week I interviewed Mr.

Dan Totherok, author and playwright. Mr. Totherok, who wrote "Deep Valley," was inspired to write this story while at his mountain home in Carmel, California. He has written averal novels and plays. Perhaps his best known dramas are, "Wild I Birds," starring Beulah Bondl, andl "Distant Drums." Mr.

Totherok has written scripts! for numerous persons. Included! are scripts for "Dawn "Count of Monte Cristo." "Yellow assk. :v.uc sr )mr. TOTHEROK Add STadually milk, egg well beat en and butter. Bake in munin tins for 25 minutes.

JELLIED APPLES 5 apples 1 cup sugar Vt cups water Pare and core 5 tart apples. To i cultural development organization them add tne sugar ana water. will present for public apprecia 1 Cook, turning frequently, till action this year a streamline radio Iples arei tender. Remove from the version of the ever popular opera, syrup. Then cook tne syrup untu "Aida" it will jell when cold.

Take from This year's artist recital will be Are, pour over the apples and set presented in the new Booker T. I asiae to cooi. raisins may oe aaa Washington auditorium on Sun jed to syrup if desired. Serve with day, March 7. 1943.

Featured in meat cburse or with whipped the Dendins offM intr nf "Aiia" cream as a dessert. will be the renown radio announc er, "Jack." Effort will be made to duplicate a real broadcastina stumo so that the local artists will have a true atmosphere to exert tneir best efforts. Local artists who will be fea tured in the "Aida" presentation are Dr. Herbert C. RinnU whn SALMON CRUMB LOAF 1 large can of salmon Vi cup of bread crumbs 4 eggs 4 tablespoons melted butter 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon chopped parsley Drain salmon, remove fine bones recently returned from a success and flak it with a fork.

Add bread rut tour of the north Atlantic! crumDS, yoiK pi eggs, wen oeaten, states, in the role of Radamea I butter, salt, pepper ana parsiey. and Misses Gladys Jones, former! Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. "Wings Over Jordan" soloist, Mari I Shape ito a loaf, put into but on Duplessis and Lillian Oliver tered pan and bake hour in tne. roles of Amneris. th Hi eh medium hot oven, riestess ana Aida, respectively.

Other narts will inne ho I flHW AASRP HFan Amonasro andl HERFS oimmons, as tne "'T I hi sanaaiisasa The choral background will I THI 1 1." DIITACIIF17 supplied by student! of the Choral I lalaftWUItb ClUb, McDonOZh No. 35 Hieh Tn luln tinM n(T nliUnnlinir ivnin1. SChoOl. I vinAnAA t.ovs4 in ni.U California Eagle. WISE SAYINGS Men who have moat tn aav use lewest words.

served on the Los Angeles County! sibility, others only bilitv. other onlv iw.li vu Buiniaiauw 1 lim 9JJ WU1UUUT' ,1 i fining weatner. use Diacc ana vvnite Grand Jury until 1943. That first I Vanishing Cream. It holds powder on one to serve will ba Mrs.

vour face like a "anard." Bftforn rpfjr uass, editor and publisher of Thel mg, cleanse face with Black and White Cleansing1 Cream. Apply Black and White Cold Cream, leave on all nizht. Black and White Beauty Creams, 25. Some people jrrow under respon lTMVtfwrV 'WBsAdJaiiLia 1 1 lTiiai1t'iSriinri1fr r'aiiiMi'a 1 1f nil in i ml screw driver to remove an inspection plate from vertical stabilizer. The bombers these women work on have seen action on all the war fronts of the world.

Official N.A.A. Photos. GRANDMA HANDED DOWN THE COLD FACTS in muscles OF TODAY oi cnest and back, and to reduce local conges tion pioneer Grandma out faith in home medicated mutton suet and hot flannel. Today mothers use Penetro the excellent modern medication with the mutton suet base. Rubbed on chest and throat it works fast, for Penetro never fails to function 2 ways.

Aromatic vapors sweep inside through cold stuffed nose and throat, while Penetro does its outside work like a soothing, comforting plaster on the skin. It's also good for minor burns and chafed skin irritation the year around. Try Penetro; Compare it Convince your elf. 'nranrlma viii ricrht!" Vmir druggist guarantees money back: ifi aot satisfied. 25c, double supply 35c DON'T MISS THIS SPECIAL OFFER! DURHAM, N.

Jan. 28 Announcement was made last week by Mn and Mrs. Leei Manley of 818 Kent street of the marriage of their daughter, Martha Odessa to Mr. William Henrjr Jones. The event, which took place orivately at the home of the Uride, was attended only by immediate relatives and friends.

Mr. Jones, a graduate of A. T. college, is proprietor Tof the fash ionable College inn. He has traveled a great deal and is known in all sections of the country.

Sinco his graduation trom the Greensboro institution he has built up a business, which affords employment for many high, school and college youths. The newlyweds are residing at 1204 Fayettevllle street. vv MUTTON TALLOW Would you have beauty at no cost at all? Then just remember when next you roast a lesr of lamb to save the tallow, add a drop or two or your ravonte penume. ana behold you have one or tne nnesi skin foods that can be made. Just use this preparation regularly for a few weeks and note tne nne nrm texture of your skin.

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