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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
WORKER ELEcrRocurEp

Niles. Feb. LEO Fisher. 81.
was eletrocuted Monday afternoon
while working on a Diesel engine a,
the Michigan Central term nal
where he was chief electrician.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
CENTRAL SPECIALITY
Craftsmen

Mackie 500. Roy $3.50, Haisch 4o5,
Brltton 500, Makowski 464, Hand
cap Q. Totals SOL. 1877. 7OS '2235.
Clerks
Granger 1893, Hubbard 1888, Baker
1873. Lonskey 500. Connolly 535. To.
tails 1862, 700, 76O-22i2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

Allen $50. Anderson 1893 Schanz
521, Yohn 42G, Bullock 435. Handi-
cap 1872. Totals 40. S19, SiS--2305.
Molders
Bielec 400, Fryer 46s. Flanagan
$50, Rutledge 400. Schoolmaster
543. Totals III. 7l3. S27-23l1.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
CITY LEAGUE

Ring 1866, Nochnan 1853, Gable
$50. LaFountain AIS, Rust 43S, han
dicap so; tota's S13, $50, 1853, 1892.
White Palace
Palmer AS. Schriener 1854, Schat
fer 39S. friedrich f6i. Bradman 40;
totals 739, M, 63J. 2l01.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
Eagles
- rA4

Reynolds 504. Pierson \ ~;
Estermeyer i22; harris 471:Ifack-
ard i68. Totals 75G. 1853. Sit %
20
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

Bowler SIC. McSpadden 400, Rot
denberg $50. Sprague 4l5. SasseR
374. Totals 726, 73S, 720-21s5. ~
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

Croghan 1872, Benedict 800, Hurst
449, Harden 473. Lidke 4S4 Totals
1871, no. 727-216S.
c. S. Lunch
Waiting 397. Middleton AS. Smith
1854, Davie 400, Farmer 404, Handi
cap 1856. Totals 6lS, $50. 726-l9S9.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

Riley 52i; Korbel i0j; slough
557; Max 356; Livingston 1866 To-
tails S12. 707. 759 227S.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

Sears Foremen

Mast S39 Gaskell 2S5, Giles 44S,
Munro 1873, Hess 1893, Handicap 243.
Totals $50, 752, 704-l903.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
Singers

Max $40; DeGroat 5l2. Morris
572; Dunlap 49s. Handicap AZ. To-
tails 800. 500. 9O7 262g.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

B. Buphor 1896, c. Shaw 1873, F.
Jackson H5, g. Fox $40, X. Col
lier 1852, Al Braman 24S, handicap
los; totals 1853. al, 7l6, 2096.
Haywsrd's
Chambers awe 425, T. Herbst
80. L'Amoreaux $40. Harden l02.
Harner 459; totals 1888, 731, 10,
1890.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
RECREATION LEAGUE
VOLTS

A. Peters 400; r. Shockcy 527,
+. Messner 5ii; p. Eberts 80,
II. Wolf COZ. Totals 500. sos. 923
1850.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
Annex Tap Room

Carrier 1873. Richards 5il; Her.
bst i06. Glow SIG; Green 526. To
tails S71. SIS. 7S3 2f72.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

Music Box
r. Smith 429, d. Hayden 453, 2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
Anderson and Deck

y Shuda $50; Deck SOB. Dundon
513. Mead $50; W King 597. To-
tails gO15 S95 1902 -279S. /
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

2l2 Pearl ST.
IS f. Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
the Workman.

- OBLINS witches, bats and even walking
- skeletons will roam the nations streets
~ next Friday on the night of Halloween
the one evening in the year when small boys
and mischievous urchins can make trouble and
get away with IT,
The boys will be perpetuating the old, old
custom about All Hallows Eve which first be-
gan as a pagan festival TO mark the end of
Summer.
The early Christian church took these old
-buftefs and turned Them into religious teach
ings and into Church festivals known as All
Souls and All Saints Day.
IT was on Halloween tHailow EVEN that
the dead returned to their lifetime haunts for
a few brief hours. Judging from the gro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

tesque garb of the ghosts who
haunt modern Hailowe'ens, only
the Devils demons now seem able
TO get back.
If the superstitious peoples of
the Middle Ages could return TO
the modern scene and peek into
almost any large industrial plant
on any evening they would be con-
WINGED that their worst fears were
confirmed. Only they would be
looking at COLLINS and demons in
their working clothes.
In industry today. figures as
strange as any in the tales Of old,
stalk amid giant machines doing
vital tasks. But they are no
demons. just plain American work.
ing men. Their weird costumes
are just a kind of armor they
wear 10 protect their bodies.
Add modern lighting TO routine
jobs and you have strange Hal
lowe'en counterparts in modern in
dustry as these pictures from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

peek at the future. AS Director of Applied
Lighting for Westinghouse Mr.. Hibben really
has to forecast the future on it's lighter" side
and what he sees turns into lighting innova-
tons FOR the home, the farm, the factory ano
the Office.
Mr. Hibben's forecast In lighting is that
better health will come when more ultraviolet
lights are used to kill bacteria. And he sees
too that infra-red lights will be used for dry
ing clothes and heating homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Company show. Any small boy, come Hallow-
cen would give a bag Of marbles, his kite
and probably his skates TO look half as real
istic and terrifying.
SKELETONS They area cinch with
modern X-ray tubes that see through you
10 the bone without you taking off your clothes
or stripping off your skin. The gruesome
deaths head on this page apparently hitting
himself on the chin-is- Just an average man
shaving himself with a new electric razor.
No matter how bad anyone may look. he
can be thankful that the human eye is not an
X-ray eye. No one could appear that awful
and live.
Actually, to powerful and piercing X-ray
apparatus the
human body is
q II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

SdmueI q. HlDDen
consulting a lumi-
nous globe for a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

A shot blasters job is to smooth up rough
metal castings as they come from the foundry.
That wicked weapon he holds is the business
end of a super BIB shot machine gun This BIB
gun fires a steady stream of tiny metal shot
at high speed against rough castings and soon
polishes them.
The idea is the same sand-blasting a
building to clean its grimy, outer surface.
BATS-Any lighting laboratory has any
number of them although tAey-Heper-f
around and only appear as shadows on the
walls
The workman in this picture is peering
deep into round test sphere TO study the rays
of giant flood light Through the observation
port comes the glow which gives him the sill
houette Of a sinister, huge bat.
WITCHES BREW-Thats what it looks
like, but the witches go by the name Of Mike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

be concocting some horrible Das'er
brew in a giant cauldron.
Only the cauldron is just one end of huge
electric generator. And the brewing vapors
are only the smoke and flame of the welding
torches melting the solid metal.
-JACK-o,-LANTERN- -tiris-is-a II giant
pumpkin with its eyes and nose cut out it
could only have come from the same garden
found in Jack and the Beanstalk. But it's
only the huge frame of an electric generator.
SOOTHSAYER-This man could pass for
an Oriental mystic and fortune teller but 1t is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

no more stops the rays than
cheese will stop a sharp knife.
Some x-rays can pierce inches Of
dense, solid metal and are used TO
inspect the metallic products of in
dustry for hidden flaws.
GOBLINS-You can find them
everywhere in industry wherever
man has to deal with fire. chemi-
cal fumes or just dust. The mon
ster on evil bent, on this page, is
just busy workman doing an i'm
portant industrial job. he is a
shot blaster,
Even the Quiz Kids probably
never heard of a shot blaster, so
don't be alarmed and hide your
head in shame if you don't know
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

q y p a + a I u , the
hum an body is
a u s h ov er. II
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

Wobammeo 5atbis Sic. grflirl.ng oes
Seilisen 9rieees, oie ourd ein 5ettua
(@ttadten) bes bohiten iilauliiden
@eiltliden, bes S6eid=iil Silan1, be-
griinbet tpar. Man ertuartete oalnals
iu 9eutidlan6 iebr piel bapon. Nber
sic 8irflmg blieb aus. Naeroings
eiuige 3ebolten in Waroffo, Sripolis
nn6 in Ser gprenaifa, in .Aegppten,
Aoen uuo Sd,oramal,t fanoen' ee9en
sic @ngldnoer be5iu. ee9en sic Sta.
liener itatt, aber bon elmer @eiomtbe.
teilieuns Ses Ssllams am 4riese mar
feline 8eoe. Die Mraber itanoen &C.
gen sic 9iirfen iuie borber.
gs lit nun nidt aQein Elm NaA-
laileu relisi1ien @mpfin6ens, oas
bieran Sdulo trasen modte umo
luobrideinlid dbnlide greieniiie aud
beute 5eitisen miro, tuenn Ser ,,Seilige
2ries' erflart iperoen ioate, ionoern
es lit cine Art 8erlegenbeit, 6ie i6on
oamals lid nit aQerlei 3lpeiieln allf
sic @emiiter legte. 9amals erfldrte
elm bober eeiltliher @iiroentraeer oes
Silan,s: Ser Seilige aries lit elm
@la1bensfrieg eeeen sic llnsldubi.
gen. gr lit ein &rieg ser iilamiI6en
@laubensgemeinoe, aber nidt elm
arieg elmer NIT llnelaubisen perbiin-
oeten Nesierung sesen @esierungen
anoerer l1nsldubiser. Die 2epte tuer'
ben es nidt oeriteben, 6oB iie ian Sci.
ligen Rriea aluar gnaldnoer uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

5dluB 5ieben, oaB ser Sllam bies>
mal politiid NIT Gnslano gebt.
aud liebe Iid) oeufeu, ooB sic
Saltmg ser M5borzl zllniperlitdt einen
@influB ouf Sic inoiidem Wobanne'
oaner ba6en fonnte, iuas fir @roB'
brttannien 0as in Suoien an oen
WoDammebanern cine itarfe 5tiise
gesen oie fanatild)en @lemente oes
@itomismus bot porteilbaft tuare.
Nidt 5u perseiien blei6t, oaB in
Noroiueitofrita lmo Meeppten runo
25 Willionen Mobammeoaner leben
uno i'm Suban uub 9ripolis ettpa 4
Wilionen. Cine Steuungnabme Ser
llniperIitdt in 9airo miro aud bier
sic Stimmtng beeinfluiien. 8enn
audi 9ries NIT aesppten nod feines-
luees &ries nit oem gan5en Silam
afrifas beoeutet, 10 beoelltet er sod
eine iueientlide grIdlueruns Ser Ser.
luert1,ng iilamiider afrifaniider
arafte fir Sic eisene @riesfiibrung.
Daber audi sic 8oriidt> NIT Der sic
italieniide Yolitit an oos Yroblem
aegppten beranging.
60 iebr bic mooerne 3eit in bieI.
leiGt su GROCER lteberiddsung oes
Sadliden llno rein iadliden 3tpef-
fen 9ienenoen iiber Spm6ole uno
ipmbolbafte @irfung 5lt Iddeln be-
reit 1T, oie grfabruug aeist oas att
ldeineno Baraoore, oaB oie S6ee bic
itartite aaer Realitaten lit, uno baB
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

Der Bbrtr q. nj. b. s., Siridberg,
beridtet. Danod lit es selunsen Ell.
ten Sell Der in SEN abla,sen ent-
baltenen .3euuloie in friitalliiierter
5orm als 31tder at getpinnen, tpdb-
reno iid Der niAt friltalilierenoe Sell
auf anoere iuidtise @r5eusniiie, mie
alfobot &efe ,tno Gurftrol, ein Dem
Manoelol dbnlides Del, nerar6eiten
1dbt. Ser eeiuonnene 3uder lit fir
Die ntenidfide grnabrung geeignet.
@emeiienan elmer idbrliden 3ellmoll-
erdeugllng bon 3. 9. 10000 Sonnen
- bie beutige gr5euglns lit er0Ber
- f0nnen nod Dem bon Bbrir ent-
tuidelten 8erfabren rllno 10000 Son.
nen 3uder be3iu. an6ere tpidttge @r-
5engnifie als Nebenprooutte setuonnen
tperoen. 81. /.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

Sn ser Sisnalabteiluns ser in'
8obIon Barf, Sla, itotionierten
Sruppen lperoen geeenlpGrtig 8erl.de
gemabt, bie Sprabe 0er gomonde-
Snoianer fir einen Gooe i'm &riegs-
fau slt Derlpenoeu. Solpeit beribtet
miro, fiieeu iid sic SSnoianer leid)t
ser nilitariid)en 0ii5iplin. Sic fol-
ien Ieiht. Sic erbalten Spe5iollmter-
ridt I'M Signaliiieren, in Nadrihteu-
ii6erlnittll1ns, ii6er Sen Nrnoinf luo
1T ser Selegropbie. 9rei SSnoiouer-
ltinlne linb sur slusblouug iu oer
Nrnlce 5ltgcloilen uoroc1 sic Gomot-
0eS, oie @opiS lno Sic 9lpaheu. 3lt.
crit lollen 80 SSnOioncr bonn Gonlon.
6eltanlnt altSgcbIloct lpcrocn. @cgeu-
tp1rtig lit man babel, 5u bcltinrreu,
lpobilt n1an oicle Hclttc ltcdcn luil.
Sic iollcn nat Wf0glidfcit iuoipiouea
bebonoclt mcrocn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

6ransoIen toten oiirfeu uno ioaen.
Deutide aber. oie ebeniep ,tnslaubis
itno, als syrel.noe bebanoeln ltn6 un-s
teritiisei, Toueu." Der @eiitlide bate.
effettio redt, menu ibm aud bon
anoeren Seiten oosa,atiib betpieien
lpitroe, oab a,td elm 3ries ,sesen I'm.
slaubise nit Der unteritiisuns anoe'
rer ilnslaubieer n0slid lit.
Alldj bel,te miro es unenolih biele
seben, Sic es nidt perIteben, oaB man
nun inn 9idibao stuar Staliener uno
De,HIde totem oiirfe, aber. betlei6e
feine @nglGnber.
9aseeen miro sic Naiie aus ser
Saltl.ng bes @roBnu,fti ieoenfatis ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

gerion Mrabiens, in ieinem 8abba.
bismus ser Sdnle bon asbar nibt
bolo. Or lit ein iilamiider Buritas
ner unh nit ibm feline Babbabiten.
Die iid fir bic ein3isen ridJtisen Wo-
bammeoaner bolten ,tnS Sen iunniti.
Iden SSilam als cine Degeneration
relisi6ier art seraoe5u mibadten.
59on int Beltfriege tuuroe es er-
fennbar, baB Ser nnter oeutidem
Druid proflalitierte Didtbao ieine bin,
reibenoe @irfung friiberer 3eiten
uerloren bate. Sim ia. 0obe,nber
1914 nerlas ser Smam. ser Msidee
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

;oemnad, bas Symbol ais Soeenoer-
'nitiler feline eroBe ileseltiue araft
nod feinespess perlorem bat. llna
10 mag Der Didibab aud, militariih
5obne @irfuns i'm poiitipen Sinne
iein. @s iperoen Iid uidt sic 240
Willionen Wobammebaner ser @elt
pie eiu Wann erbeben. aber lnge.
sdblte Willionen tperoen bonn Symbol
oes 9idibao a.d belite nod ibre in-
mere 9ompaBridtl,ng erbalten. @s lit
oemnad bic 5rase. Oh Ser 9idibao.
etIua in einem Settpa bes b0dIten
ii9pptiiden @eiItliben, Ses Sdeids
ser a5bormoid)ee, ausseiproden luer-
oeu miro ooer nid)t, bon pIpdolost-
ider ,mo oomit politii6er 8eoeutung.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
Definition

"Sag NAL, man lieit 10 biel BON
So5iolosie! @as lit oos eisentlid?"
~9os lit Sic &u.ult, Oinse, sic ie.
Der tueiB uno sic feinen interelliereu.
10 al,s5uoriiden, oaB iie feiner per-
ite9t uno iie ieoen intereiierenl''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

Trall 9fooieuelt crfl0rte, boB lie
Wflllolil1iS Stat bciolgcu ltno ooS So.
6en lerncn lucroe. Gor elmer Yrciic.
tonIcrcn5 lo9tc lie, ooB lie nit 81
Suec gon5lib iibcreintilnne, Scr ibr
porgeIOlaNcn babe, lie iouc iGre S5i1.
oe licbcr nit bent &oNl0ifcl ais nit
Der 6eoer bcld)Gftigcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

8or Ser Stoatsseiessebumg iu
Marplano befinoet iid, cine @eieses.
porlage, Sic int Sale ibrer Anuabu,e
olle Orsoniiatiouen, ieslide 9itera.
t''r, photographer, ab5ei6en uuo
anoere Wittel, sic geeignetliuo.
5einoidoft gegeu irsenoie,nanoeu
>uegen ~&aiien5ugeboriefeit> Sautfar.
be, 8eligion lno Mrt ser @ottesper.
ebrlln9" berporrufen berbieteu piiroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

SSie aus 0euf beri6tet lpiro, be.
finoet Iicb Ser friiberc oltcrreidild)e
gllloeStot5ler Or. &l'rt Sduldniag
lest int Wittelsboder Yolalt in Wtiilt-
d)en III Sait NIT elmer se,uilicn Gin.
l1ronflng at perI0nlider 6reibeit.
A1d feline @enoblim sic friibere
@rdfin 8era 6ug9er, iuobnt III 9tiil..
1eu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

Sie erite fotboliide iopaniide gn.
5pflopdoia nit 846 Seiten lit Doc
flr5etn fertiggelteat iporoen. 9ie er.
lte ausgobe nit 5000 @remplaren lit
bereits pergrifien. 9as erite @rent.
plar lit pom 5efretar ser Bropaaau.
oa -&ongresation, aar6inal 5unaloni-
8ionoi, 0e'm 81. Batter iiberreid)t uor-
6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19
Ser ,Seilise arits'' n bic bentist 8elt bes Sllam

- - -
sgic Dor f,irsem semeIoet tuuroe,
bat Ser ,,&robmufti BON aesppten" J,
negen Ser italieniiben DolHbarbie-
rlng bon &aifa, Yal1itina, ben 0ann-
fluid segen W,liiolini nno Stalien &c.
fdie,lbert uno sic gorbereit,ing oes
.,Seilisen ariess" sesen Stalien &c.
forbert. Wun, bieier 8annflud miro
toobI MuiioIi,,i siemlid) falt laiien.
Die ongebrobte Borbereituns bes Sei-
Iisen arieges Der sanaen mobammes
baniiden Welt fann inoes BON elmer
eesuiiien 9eoeilt,.ne nno 9rasueite
fein. R,.r oari aud biesmal ser auf-
ruff aunt @eilisea Gries nidt ii6er.
fdakt tpereen. Die @elt bat i'm ers
fteu @eltfrieg Aebnlides sebort.
9ie itdrfite Birf,lng tuelde Ger
aufruf oes @roBmufti babeu mag,
beltebt iuobl oarin, baB Sic iilani.
fden @eeppter 1T ibrer 5tellungnab-
nte slum geeentudrtisen arieee uuo 5u
einer in slusii6t itebenoen iigppti=
fden &riegserflarlng an Stalien reli<
gi0s beItdrft peroeu, uno oaB cine
antiengliide llnternebmllngr oer iila-
uii1en 8epolterl.ng sleepptens pom
religiolen Stauoplnft aus lnoent6ar
miro. Nau Oarf biele 8irflm9sntog-
Iidfeiten nidt ,nterld0een; oenn
tue1n al1d Ser alte 6anatismnts ser
illamilden @laubensgerneinoe in
Megppten nobe5u erloiben lit (oie
@abbabiten Sbn Saltbs nno Die
Sdiiten Srans iino piel fanatiIder),
10 lit ood &airo ser Sis ser i'm
Sabre 9S4 gegriin0eten nno felt 970
TT Der N5bar=W =Wfold)ee untergebrad)teu
iilolnil6en 3entroll,niperlitit s(n ser
Spibe ibrer Sebrer itebt ser @robs
multi. 3u ibren Sebrern 1lno edit
1ern geboren Mobamnebaner ser gon-
5en 8elt.
=. Sn einer NelBerrng 0es @roBmuf.
ii lit alio ieoenfoas cine itarfe Stim-
m,tn9sbeeinfluliltng oerienigen illa-
1niiden &reile oes Goroeren Srients,
Noroafrifas unO Snoiens at ieben,
oeneu Der Silam il,nerli6 nod ettuas
beoeutet, ltno oas iinO unlerer @ei>
n,tng nah mebr, als man gemeinbin
glaubt.
Ser "Seiliee aries''. in milit1ri-
fder Siniidt beurteilt, 6arf aber tros.
bent nidt ii6erld)Gtt iperoen. 9ie Elm,
beitlide, ii6er alten polfii6en 8erldie-
oenbeiten iid erbebenoe iflamiide
@laubensgemeinoe eriitiert in ibrer
alten Jorm nidt mebr. 8ie iebr oas
politiid-nationale Clement oas rein
relisioie eriesen fonnte, bafiir ilt oie
llmtpanoluns ser Siirfei, nod Dor eis
nem Menidenalter 0as 2ano, in oem
Der &alif (gleid ,,Stelpertreter" oes
9ropbeten) lebt, in cine onrdaus lai.
3iitifde @epublif ein oeutlides 8ei-
fpiel. an6ererieits lit, Sbn Sauo, sic
militariid- uno politiid tuidtieite
Der Bbrtr q. m. b. s., Siridberg,
bpriG,fpf 3nnon1 III pa npInnnet, Of
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-19

s(nlaBli6 0es &atbolil6en Brei-
iemonatS tpuroe bon Stuoeuten bes
Goaegs ltnIerer 2icben sSrau bonn
@uten State in @bite Yloins, g.
g., cine offentliGe grorterlll1g.
iiber sic @i6tigfeit ser 9atboli-
lben Brelle in slmerifa peranltals
tet. &idoro 8eio (redts), goitor
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Colombia Investigating
Nazi-0wned Properties
Hy the Associated Press.

BOGOTA. Colombia, Sept. H.
President Roosevelt's assertion in
his speech last night that secret
landing fields had been discovered
in Colombia within range Of the
Panama Canal brought a Colombian
government announcement today
that investigation of properties
owned by German nationals was
under way.
The statement said Colombia sis
in condition to remove any possible
dangers Immediately" and prevent
the success of any enterprise against
Colombian sovereignty or against
the loyal policy of Pan-American
solidarity that this government
maintains"
Reports recently were given the
government, the announcement dis
closed, of the probable existence Of
unauthorized landing fields on the
property of German citizens situated
in a zone between Barranquilla and
Cartagena," Colombia's two leading
port cities on the Atlantic. Both are
within easy airplane distance of the
Panama Canal.
President Eduardo Santos said re-
Gently that the Canal was vital to
all of the Americas" and that an
attack against the waterway never
would be permitted" from Colombian
soil.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Chicago Livestock

Department Of Agriculture) .-Salable hogs,
900: total, 5000: uneven, but senerallz
tc 10 higher than Thursdays average; top.
1215: good and choice 1s0-24O pounds
11S5-121O: 240-270 pounds. II 70-1 90;
270-300 pounds, IL .45-S0: 160-1S0 pounds
IL 25-l2.00: good 350-500- pound sows
9;5O-10.40; lighter weights to 1918 and
above.
salable sheep, 5000: total: 1000: late
Thursday, eight doubles s4.s7,lb;, Western
lambs lightly sorted at 1l.75; bulk natives
feeders saa 60 and ssk Todays "ff tTade
very few sales early spring lambs bidding
around 25 lower. or up to 1I.50 on best
natives and 11.75 on choice Westerns held
at 1900 and upward; odd head good fat
yearlings 9.25-50; bulk light supply native
salabie cattle. 1000: calves. 300: very
draggy steer and yearling trade: prices
about in line with late Thursday, but
SHARPLY lower than early in week or late
last week: fully 25 down, with instances so
peddling sales. 1O.25-1I. IS. with sprinklins
choice light yearlings IL .s5-12 90: supply
here mostly holdovers from earlier in week
some Of these as well as fresh animals taken
of market heifers steady; odd head TO
IL 90: cows dull, but prices little different
from Thursday: cutters selling at 700
down: light Gamers under 500: most fat
cows, 7.5O-s.25, with dry kind up to g:09;
beef cows $3.50 lower for week: bulls
steady but little more active on nght
offerings, paying 7.50-S25; best weighty
sausage bulls, 9.25; No 800 vealers here,
but trade generally steady at 14.OO-o0'
Evening star., 1941-09-12
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Sept. u (Pl.-Eggs 9,7s6;
unsettled Mixed colors: Fancy to extra
fancy, 34h-39 extra, "a; graded hrsts,
80; mediums, 27s4:2s: dirties, No. l, 27'4;
average checks. 1854.
4oa-A5. Nearby and Midwestern pre-
MUM marks, 37l2-40: specials, 81; stand
ards. SO; tsesales of exchange to fancy
heavier mediums, 3512-39). Mediums.
34Hz-35: tresales of commercial to fancy
and heavier pullets, 29-3D. Nearby and
Midwestern pullets 2712-2S; peewees, "a "a
Browns: Nearby and Midwestern fancy
to extra fancy 36la-42; specials, So;
standards, 49, mediums, 80.
Butter. 745.i94: steady. Creamery:
Higher than 92 score and premium marks.
31H-3S2. 81 score (cash market, 81.
Ss;91 score, 1896. S4-S7 score, 3i1a-
= :. cheese, 1e1 $40; firm. State, whole milk
flats: Held 1910, 26a4-29; fresh, grass,
Dressed poultry irregular. Fresh and
frozen prices unchanged.
Ro axe R9qtsS a9 dSdfs sa B 5FsEeh esh64n shsken
Fowls, coiored, 24-e5; Leghorns., II. is,
Pullets., Rocks, 81. Old roosters, 16. Tur-
y: BY express; chickens, Rocks, %;
colofed, 10; Reds, 90; Leghorns, 2O-2I
Fowl, colored Kentucky "a; others, %;
Leghorns, 17-1S. Pullets, crosses, small
22-23. Old roosters, 10. Ducks, nearby
10; Southern. 13.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Ashes of Rector's Widow Buried
Under St. Clements Altar Ruins

and lemons, say the bells of st.
Clements" an old rhyme goes0
Mrs. Pennington-Bickford's ia
ther was rector before her husband.
After her husbands death, her
friends say, she prayed nightly for
death.
On London trips after her hus-
bands ashes were inferred beneath
the church she gave instructions
that she must never be driven past
st. Clements. Last week her driver
took a wrong turn.
Never mind she said YEARLY,
II can close my eyes"
When she got back to the country
that night, the servants said, she re-
peated over and over again, Every
thing has gone"
The next day she gave instruc-
tions that If anything should hap
pen to her, her blind dog Nipper
was to be destroyed.
Then she wrote notes to her do
mestic staff, giving each small per-
sonal presents. Then she died.
Nipper is dead, too.