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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11
9as erSRte aaer 8anber

Ser oilrb babnbrebenhe gnfoet.
fllngen befonnte Hrofeiior Or. @n-
itap Wfie, 9ireftor bes 8bpiifalilben
Snititutes Sreibnrg i. 8r., fam -
tpie u3eit i'm Aueridnitt' beridtet
in einem gortrag iiber ben Be.
iensunteridieo atpiiden natllripiiien.
l6aftlider @rfenntnis ,mb Offenba-
rnngselauben a,1 Dem @raebnis, bob
mir .6ie letten Sintereriinbe ones
pbplitalilben @eidebens niemals
eriaiien fonnem. Gin benfenoer Na,
tltrforlber lei barnm notipenbig Elm
fromner Menfb. Bir abnen ben
gottliben 8eilt ipobl in Der ssatur.
'aber er icbtpeiet geeen ,uls. a,,db Die
@eiitestpiiienldoft Iei Stiidlperf lano
fibre nid)t 5l,r @rfenntnis @ottes.
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bleibet, ,,tpenn @ott nns nidt leiber
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bart bate. Das aon,ntem Gbriiti in
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8,,neer, bnrd 6as ale Weniben,
benen Die sfl,een oafiir eeoffnet iino,
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sbat, neil nns @ott bier. als 8erfon.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11
yaittnod, Sen II. Sani 1871

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nem 5hlage flnr:. Soft ruff bid nnib
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8ittlteaer einitipeilen nIs ipeltliher
sbneioer irt 9loier Befhdftigung
finoen foIlte. Damn fonnte Die Ranbi.
oatiir begonllen neroen, iporanf oann
Die auinabme ms Nobiaiat erfolaen
.tpiirbe. so iollte benn oas 8anoer.
leben ,nieres ipaderen S6neiberge.
iellen nit elmer Bilserreiie our @no-
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bate ieinen 8eruf aur s9feife eebradt.
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8ie bas &G@G Department in
8aibington beridtet, tperben i'm be.
boriteDe,,ben CONNER 1f3 fatbolilbe
llniperiitdten Sommeribnlflrie bal.
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tpeitere fatboliibe 2ebranitalien Rnr.
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peribieoenen Sommerfnrie belusben.
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martct oieien 5onlmer ranb 5000,
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in @aibington plant io5ialpiiien.
ibaftlibe 4i,rie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Deatb Rottces

BEIL--Estells. beloved wife OF the late
Ivan, dear mother OF Leon. Jesse Mrs
George Guy. Amos and Fred, dear sister
Of Mrs John Pickerin. grandmother ~
Robert and George Guy Jr and Raygene
Bell Funeral Saturday from Doll A Las.
sohne funeral home. $40 East Grand boule-
ward 2 O'Clock interment White Chapel
kRAMP-Decsmber %. August. beloved
husband OF Augusta. dear father OF
Dolores and Melvin, dear brother OF Mrs.
Peter Macheske, Frank, Ben and Leonard
Funeral Saturday from the residence 2000s
Goddard a. 10 80, and ST. Ritas Church
At II. Burial IN Mt Olivet Cemetery.
NeFARIA December 20. William c.
beloved husband ~ Lusette Rieck Me
FArland: brother 81 Mrs Charles Layson.
Remains at A. n. Peters Funeral Home,
2obT Gratiot, until saturday, 1880 a m
Funeral sermon At residence. 304 Provincial
Road. Saturday AZ 2 80.
RATTERMAN Dec, "a, Elizabeth, dear
mother OF Mrs. Henry Cloudy, grand
mother Of two grandchildren. FUNERAL serv-
ice saturday p m AZ A. II. Peters
Funeral Home i20h7 Gratiot.
-f>rrrrtrr- fstf-nrar'
Isabelle. wife 81 the late Frederick Snow
hook darling daughter ~ Mrs Mary
Horsman; sister Of Mrs. Edna Clements
Mrs Tdith NORTH ana Edward Horsman
Jr Funeral service at chapel ~ the VIM.
r. Hamilton Co. Csss Ave. at Alexandrine.
Notice OF time later
IsPAULDING-Aiice, formerly OF Detroit
died Christmas morning at bIo2 Sin
zenith avenus south. 81 Petersburg, Fla.
where services will be held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
STRONG OPPOSITION

The survey, high congressional
leader disclosed, showed strong OPP
position TO cutting tariff duties on
wheat and livestock. With Can
ada having huge surplus OF
wheat. IL was argues by opponents,
elimination of tariffs would de-
moralize wheat prices in the
United States.
A leading Senator, who has led
in fights for tariff protection for
American lumbermen, said that
tariffs on some types OF Canadian
lumber probably could be cut but
that all tariffs could not be abol-
ished I
Representatives of Pennsylvania
coal interests also have vigorously
protested against reduction in tar
IFS on coal importation.
Canada. IL was pointed out, pro-
.duces huge quantities OF strategic
metals, inclu d i-ng copper and
nickel. The war department some
time ago urged Congress 10 permit
free import of strategic materials.
AZ that time IL was understood
that II was sought TO develop cop
per production in Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Fight Abolition
Of Tax Bars on
Surplus Goods

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26 QNS),
The proposed agreement with
Canada for abolition of tariff bar
riers in n united war production
effort will meet with stiff oppo-
Isition in Congress II il includes
lifting of surplus goods tariffs, such
as agricultural products, a canvass
disclosed today.
While general approval for an
agreement which would permit
free flow OF strategic materials,
without imposing tariffs. and pool
ing OF war production, some men,
bers regarded complete free
trade or reciprocity agreement as
unwise and politically impossible.
Some high administration Off
Gals, il was learned. have sounded
out congressional leaders on gen.
eral reciprocity plan. which would
include elimination of agricultural,
lumber, coal and other tariffs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Military Rites
Set for Woods
Times star Correspondent

FLINT, Dec. Military rites
will be conducted at New Calvary
Cemetery following a mass at II
a. m. tomorrow in st. Michaels
Church for the late John G. Woods
as. General Motors employee for
81 years. who died yesterday. The
Rev. FIR. William Flanagan will
officiate.
For the last IL years he had
been with Fisher Body division,
working the last seven years as Il
foreman at Fisher No. l plant. He
was a member OF VIEW Post GIL.
Surviving are the wife, Vena
two daughters. Mrs. Charles Johns
ton and Mrs. Frank Lamesfield,
both OF Flint, and five brothers
and three sisters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Bill Asks j. ).
BuyGdsM Masks
For So Millions
BY GRTING BANCROFT
In,l Nsus Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20
Leaders said TODAY ina, legislation
10 permit purchase .ot 10000 ZOO
Gas masks for civilians in So-caI.od
target areas I0 tho continental
United States heads l>' Of must
bills awaiting speedy action vixen
Congress ICturns after ,hc first Of
tho year.
The measure. Nc>t.rg I'm CIVILIAN
DciorSe Director J II LaGuar1la
broad authority 10 provide
adequate protection a. persons
ana property from bombing at
tackS has passed the Senate but
the House had NOT approved D.
when the Christmas recess started.
Urged hy defense officials as
essential TO provide FOR The
worst the bills authority would
also he used O purchase vital fire.
fighting equipment for cities along
the coasts and in defense manu-
featuring areas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Flint Legion Council
Host 10 District Meet

FLINT Dee. 26 Flint Ameri-
can Legion Council Will play host
% ne Sixth District Legion con-
terence here on January 81. The
meetings will open in the after
noon with a banquet az ESQ p m.
Speakers will include DR. Robert
~. Ashley. senior commissioner OF
me Michigan Unemployment Conf
pensatlon Commission and Jesse
2. Miller. state veterans employ
Tert representative
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
NuLLION-MAN NAVY

The measure however is only
one Of a number Of war bills which
Congress is ~ send 10 the White
House soon after The new session
starts other vital bills awaiting
action are,
4 measure n increase naval
enlisted strength from 300 900
10 5O000O and Marine Corps
personnel from 50 900 TO l04 900.
Pending IN the naval affairs
committees Of the TWO houses,
this bill Is the first step toward
l.00000O-man fleet which will
be necessary when the two
ocean may is completed.
2-LegiSlation 10 drasti c J. y
tighten alien control by requir-
inc all associates as we'll as
agents Of foreign governments
not only 20 register but also 20
file copies Of any propaganda
they use This bill has passed
both houses. but the House
added an amendment by Rep
resentative Dies Cd Texas
compelling Communist and bund-
ist organizations TO register and
F4faite ptihiie- their membership
lists
3-The far-reachinG price con-
troll bill aimed al preventing the
usual wartime initiation by set
ting ceilings on all splTailnE
prices. The Senate banking COM
mttee has approved this meas
ure in a much more drastic form
than that passed b ythe House.
A new tax bill which some
estimate will dig into the ma
TONS pockets for some addl-
tional $4,000. 600, 600 10 help pay
the ever mounting war costs
Work on this measure is slated
10 be started by the House ways
and means committee soon after
the session opens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
MI. Morris Man Held
As Rinq!eader in Fiqht

FLINT, Dec. 26.-Police today
were holding Thomas Dolan Of Mt
Morris az the man who allegedly
led three Negroes into Jack Gil.
bert's restaurant at 3007 Industrial
avenue and assaulted Gilbert and
Russell McMullen, 28l4 North
Saginaw street, a cook
Gilbert told police the quartet
entered the restaurant and with
out provocation started a fight.
Gilbert received a possible frsc-
tured jaw and a bruised face and
McMullen a black eye and a cut
on his neck. Dolan was arrested
by Sgt. Thomas Rodgerson in a
Leith street restaurant and later
was identified as the leader OF the
quartet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Flint Lions 10 Fete
10 Blind Students

FLINT. Dec. 26.-Flint Lions
will entertain 16 students Of the
Michigan School for the Blind at
Lansing AZ q special holiday pro-
gram next Wednesday at the Ho-
tel Durant
The children, all from Flint and
GeneSee County, Will hear spe-
cial program arranged for their
benefit The Lions Club Is the
leading city organization In pro-
noting work 10 aid the blind
Gen. Hugh y. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

beds complete. IS ooi
furniture. refrigerator. s37i Jos. CAM
pau 1850 West Warren.
BEAUTIFUL innerspring mattress is2 cot.
50 aS Crown, 2700 Gratiot. 4137 Aich.
RID spring mG''reN. new SIT Bsnsonf
l332i woodward. I've, sunday "a
BREAKFAsT set. new. s.pc 81 Bsus
1890 Woodward evenings, sunday. 6.
BUNK BEDS springs, mat. s2s.
Benson 1895 Woodward Eve, sun, -.
CARPETS rugs made over. laid repaired.
standard Rug opt Cleaners. PA st6l,
home furnishings; E.z terms,
GOODMAN FCRN. 400 w. WARREN
GORGEOUS 3-pc. bedroom suite. new, 500.
Benson, i332t Woodward Eve, Sun. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
TAIR 6RntNps

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

1T PAYS ~ buy the Central stores way.
- locations In Detroit.
LIVING ROOM suites. beautiful selection.
under $50. don't pay The long pricet
buy direct from distributor ROGERS co.
2aia East Grand boulevard, A. viaduet'
LIVING RM suites 100 above cost, save
eos Van Lokern, 1887 charievoh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Scratches
Inierna tionGl News service Wire
TROPICAL PARK

AlhhAf AAN'a
FIrsf Race Taxes Not Vet Sir CID.
son tsst ChABcs Barbara React
second Race F,ying Helen. False Play,
A one Msrvat
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seventh Race Cove rpIrE Honey
Seat Perrin Annoy Priority Nalt Nelson
Eighth Race War We Roger Wa
paInt French Tfsr Tfaumt'8s bI0
VIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
OTHER DEFERMENTs

a About 800 600 These men
were ether placed in Class 1-B or
Class az u is estimated about
zoe eco ~ ihem can be "rehabili.
'H'ed and later ihducted into the
urI
% ii14 ms men were de-
-g.'0r .0,e of occupations
s. Abogt 5000 900 or 1900 00C
men, These were placed IN Class
"A Ql Class Z-B.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
DEFENDS Upon Med

a II depends on the need for
men 30 the armed forces. Prob
ably The frs, Of those 20 be called
UP under the new draft law viii
be- .nducted into the army in the
Spring
Q How many men registered
under me first draft act?
a -AnuLoAInlAlel4- -l6-AQQ-lll
men between the ages OF ~ and
36 registered in the first draft on
oct is. 1871. Later on July /.
1881, another 757 600 who had be-
come II since October l6. 1914
registered.
Q How many men were placed
ln Class Ia, making them I'M
med.ately liable 10 military
scrvlCe2
a approximately 10000 men.
including 'he 100000 selectees al
ready IN The army.
g How many were rejected be-
cause they did not meet army
physical standards?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

Q-HoW many men were de-
Tered because they were married,
and had children dependent on
them or because they had other
dependents
A-From 100000 to 100000
men. These we're placed in Class
3-N-
@ VIII any Of the men who
registered Under the first draft act
and were exempted, be reclassi-
fed?
A-YcS. Reconsideration of men
in A, those once exempted be-
cause of previous military train
ing has already started. The
number is being kept secret.
Later, local draft boards will be
ordered 10 re-eXamine alt cases
with a view to Redistribution il
circumstances warrant. Men with
working wives who have no chill
dren NAV find themselves in Glass
Al, draft officials say.
TOTAL OVER 20 MILLION
Q-How many men not now
registered will register on the
coming registrations days?
A-From 100000 to $4,000
900.
Q-How many men will then
be registered in total7
A-From 40,000o00 10 45,000,-
900.
Q-How many men will be be-
tween 20 and Al, or liable for mill
tary service?
From 5000 900 TO 1o.ooo,oo0I
men. That is not in
the men registered under
the first draft law.
O How big an army could be
raised from the men made avail
able under both the old and new
draft acts?
Am army Of more than TO-
100000 men. with some variation
depending on physical require
nentS set. However draft Off
Gals insist il is unlikely that the
army ever will reach that size.
NOT BY AGE GROUPS
OWL men be called up by age
groups?
A--No. The same system as Is
in effect now will be used--lottery. /
q What are the chances of a
single man, 20 years old and phys
cally and mentally tit, being
called up?
A-High.
Q-What are the chances Of a
single man past IS being called up?I
AIN all probability men below
2s that is men from 20 to %, will
be called first.
Q What are the chances OF a
single man past 35 being called
up?
A Draft officials gave the same
answer 10 this question as they
did 10 preceding one about men
past 2s)
SLIGHT AT THIS TIME
@ What are the chances Of a
married man with a family OF one
or two children, or more, being
called up?
4 Slight at this time.
Own there he another lot |
eFr-te-tieeitie- is,-,-i,ieh- order
those available for military
service are 10 he inducteds
A-Probably.
Q-When?
AFTER the new registra-
tinn DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

LOUIS \. TYLER, "
Nj. Tyler enlisting AZ lie
nava recruiting station In
Los Angeles % the hope NJ
avengiug the death Of Ills son.
naval fireman George a.
Tyler, killed a. Pear Hafoor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Officials Answer
Draft Questions
Expect Registration, Is to "a,
by Early February at Latest

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26 (INS)
What is going TO happen under
the new draft act now that the
war is on in full blast?
National selective service Off
Gals in Washington are not GER
tam in all cases, but here are some
OF the questions put TO them and
their answers:
q Who must register?
ALL men between the ages
OF is and "a.
@ When?
4 Probably late in January or
early IN February 1t Is likely
that registration will be held on
different days according 10 age
groups.
20 TO 81 LIABLE
Q-What If man became is
after President Roosevelt signed
the new draft act last Monday?
A-The date the President
signed the measure into law makes
no difference. II you are Is on
the day fixed for registration or
still under 65 on that date you
Will have to register.
@ Who is liable for military
service?
All men 20 to "A years OF age,
GLOW many men does the
army intend 10 call up?
A-That is military secret.
However. in testimony given 10
Congress, army officials declared
the new draft act would make
enough manpower available for an
army Of 100000 to 100000
MILITARY SECRET
Q How many men does the
navy want?
A That again is military
secret. However, navy officials
have stated publicly that they will
start using manpower made avail
able by the draft. President
Roosevelt recently signed a bill
authorizing the navy TO increase
Us strength 10 100000 men, and
Secretary Of Navy Knox has esti-
mated that 100000 men will be
needed for the two-ocean navy
and rapidly expanding feet air
force
9 How many men have already
been called up the army under the
first draft act?
A approximately 100000 will
have been indicted by January !.
Q How many by the navy?
a None The navy so far has
depended on voluntary enlist
uents
Q How soon Will they start
taking men registered under the
news draft9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

A FUR coat makes a wonderful Christmas
gift. sally's. 1901 Cas-.
LITTLE FUR sHoP-77is Woodward; ex-
pert fur restyling. repairing: reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26
Trade Schools-Mole
Male Help Wanted

A BODY of men over Is years
of age to deliver telephone
directories in Detroit. Royal
Oak, Roseville, Wyandotte,
Dearborn, etc.
Must have sedan, coach or
small panel truck.
Apply anytime before 5 p. m.
Saturday, December 9th.
1047 HOLDEN AVE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

WANT AD RATES
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-26

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claimed Freight stores. 1897 Iivernois
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1870 Mack flour great storec
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