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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09
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elm 10. tiefoenfenoer unb 10 eoel al1,
gelegter &iinltlergenius ipie Gi6arb
8agner fonnte auf bie 9a1er an Ser
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feline 8efrieoigung ftnben. Sein mil
ben erbabeniten @eoanfen, @efiiblen
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oergeiunfen mar, ,pau6te iid Ser ftol-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-09


gdnglid)er Sano, als eitle Suuiion.
8eim Mublid bes &orireitagsbiloes
mub uns Ser fripole, gottpergeliene
3eitoeiit auefeln.
@a9ner, Der 9ottbegnooete &iinit-
Ter, iiebt aber ilt ieinem oYarltfol"
nid)t bloB SEN 3eritorcr ser SiinOe,
ionoeru ald ben @riinoer einer nel1en
Sron1ug. 9orlm i6ilbcrt lms (im
3. slfte bcs ~Gariifol") sic Sinrnel.
fobrt iciues reincn Sclocn 5l,m 2ihte
m1o lobt uns our6 sen llnpergleib-
lidcn 3a1ber ieiner &unlt bas Mor.
genrot zines neucn Cages leltbten.
Sn Der Sat, &arircitaa uno Sltern,
&arfreitagsiuebeu luo oas Ofor9en.
rot eines neuen 2cbcnS iino fir sic
6riitlide 8elton6nl1tng ln3ertrcnn.
bar, 9eb0ren aufS Gnolte 5lllann1cn.
Ser bocblte Sdmcr5el1stog Gbriiti lit
fir Sic 9Selt 5,,gleid) ser 9robe Sag
ser &crgcbung ltno &criobn1tng.
ltnlere gang ben 9lcuberli6cn,
Moteriellen 5ueciponotc @clt broud)t
cine innerlide 8ciholr,ug, einen 2ei-
bensforfreitag. 9ie gSrlt bat cine
ME bogelpeIene Sc6nif lno Snoultrie
- ober feline SecIe. 8cblenoet bonn
@lan5 bes iroiiden Hoblergebens,
treibeu Sic Menihcn oen Ibgrlmoe
entgcgen, ser oos Sd)ifiol oIler iiber-
fapitoliitiiden @irtid)ait lit: om
,&ei6tltm 5lt 1terben.
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iiber bie. Gerdrberlidllng III ercr
&rlttr lno foroert lncbr Seelcnfl1l.
tltr, Snnenf,1ltur ais 8cgengetuidt,
ia er id6e,lt iid nidt ols Nfooerncr,
iogar Die s(scele micocr ser ppicr.
iheltel1 @clt 5lt enpieblen nno ibren
grobcu pobaeogiiheu Mcrt ins 2idt
5lt riidcn.
St I6reibt, 6aB man itber sic Gnt.
feiielung aeiltiger, tcbniidjer 1tno
ipirtidoftlider &rdfte oll5u iebr sic
&ultnr oes innern 9tenidcn bcrgci.
fen babe. ltno bieie entfclclten GrGfte
tperoen INNER 1ucbr bon Sen nicorio-
item 9cgierlidfeitcn ser mcnldlhen
9totl1r III 0ienit genonlrncn.
Sn Ser 9teligion Gbrilti Iiegt cin
beinllid)cr 3micipalt bon rclieioler
8clto6lolung mo naterieller &ul.
tl1r: uSbr tonnt niOt @ott oienen
uno bent Wtanllnon! 8eraoe tpcil oas
Gbriltentlm Sen @iinl6en BON 6leiif
nno 9lnt iid nidt oubcqucmt, ipeil
es oll6 Oen Sdner5 init Seroisnrls
iiberlpl'loen nnO oos Grcu5 frcuoig
tragen lebrt, ipeil eS iibernenldlib
foroert, neil es inns bis our @ott.
abnlidfcit binoufbcben pia, lit es
fnlturl6opferiid inn boditen @rooe.
Sas Gbriltentlm er5iebt Sic e6ten
l1eberlnenlben, Sic ourd &reu5 5um
2ldte ldreiten. Gie apoltel paren
Die groBen &eltiiberminoer. @oalus
bat meltiiberlegen bos &re113 ii6er
Ser antifen 8ilolnssipelt oufgerid.
tet. 0ie ipeltiibermin6en6en 2ebren
nno Sheen 6es gfo5oreners tparen
1ttirfer MS Sic SG,mcrtpr Ser 9PGner
Evening star., 1941-02-14

right in our factory in nearby
Baltimore and shipped to this
Styleplus Factory SalesrOom -
where you buy these exceptional
values without paying the mid
dleman's profit.
Evening star., 1941-02-14

$50 had attended, but he added that
the decision had been publicized
and that not single protest had
been received.
Milo H. Brinkley, representing the
Georgetown Citizens Association,
favored the Military road route.
Bruce E. Anderson of the Citizens
Association of Takoma, D. c., gave
similar testimony.
The contest over the route was re-
vived when Bernard Ehnan, secre-
tary of the Cleveland Park Busi-
nessmen's Association, took the
stand. During a long colloquy with
advocates of the Military road route
he demanded to know who Mr.
Lubar represented, calling him a
committee of one" 1t was during
this heated debate that citizens
association spokesman charged that
some one was lying"
James Cannon, representing the
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Asso-
citation, gave support for the Mil
itary road route as preferred, but
said the other route would be salts
factory, and suggested a change in
the Northeast section of the cross
town route so that Fourteenth street
NE, Rhode Island avenue, Eyarts
street, Twenty sixth street, Franklin
Evening star., 1941-02-14

Robert H. Jackson to make the IL
brary space and facilities
available to all members of the bar
in good standing, without discrim-
ination on account of race, color,
religion or sex" or to move it from
the building by April l.
Mr.. Noel said the committee
would meet according to the recon-
mendation contained in a letter to
him from Francis w. Hill, jr., presi-
dent of the District Bar Association.
Mr.. Hill declined to comment on
his letter. or upon possible action
to be taken by the association,
which is to meet Monday. The
association has been considering the
admission of female members to
use of the library, and may vote
on that proposal Monday.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Bar Group Called 10 Act
On Law Library Site

F. Regis Noel, chairman of the
District Bar Associations Building
Committee, announced today that
his committee would meet at II
am. tomorrow to consider renting
or purchasing a building to house
the associations law library.
The association, whose library
now is housed in the District Court
Building, was instructed Tuesday in
an order issued by Attorney General
Evening star., 1941-02-14

street and South Dakota avenue be
traverSed.
James A. Purcell, representing the
Arkansas Avenue Community AsSo-
citation, who favored the Military
road route, protested that the
transit company had made a race
course" out of Thirteenth street
NV. in the neighborhood of his
association. He argued also there
was too much traffic on Park road
and recalled that Highway Director
Whitehurst had suggested Klingle
Bridge over Rock Greek was not
suitable for bus use.
Evening star., 1941-02-14

The British Minister of Economic
Warfare said Wednesday information
had been received that paintings
valued at 100000 $4,000 000) had
been taken from German museums
and were on the way to the United
States, presumably via Vladivostok
and the Pacific, to be sold to obtain
foreign exchange.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Francis P. Miller TO Speak

Francis P. Miller, Delegate to the
Virginia Legislature, will be the
principal speaker at a banquet in
the Oakton (Va) school auditorium
February % at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Germans Deny Sending
Art Treasures to IS.
By the Associated Press.

BERLIN, Feb. 14-DNB, official
German news agency. yesterday de-
MED the British report that Ger
many is preparing to sell master
pieces from Reich art museums TO
customers in the United States.
Evening star., 1941-02-14

Church, Va, tomorrow night ss .
pm. by the Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahS.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Falls Church Benefit

A benefit Valentine party will be
given in Odd Fellows Hall, Falls
Evening star., 1941-02-14

camers hair and wool. Warm
enough for winter. Light enough
for spring. They are to be had
in the new fly front, knee length
style in natural Camel Shade.
Evening star., 1941-02-14

A new method Of treating wood
has made it possible to mold oak
and even to weld the pieces together.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
opcoats

quantity o
these fin e
e a m e la 1r
Topcoats in
work to keep
the factory
running be-
tW e en- sea
sons. 7 h $
r a c t o r Y
Runner is a
m os t eXcep-
tional value
and unless we
miss our guess
we're going
to sell them
out in a hurry.
The Coats are
smartly tai
lored of Cam
CLARA skill
fuI blend of
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-17
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS WARN
COUNTRY ON REDS

New York City ILNS).-Socialists
affiliated with the Social Democratic
Federation have approved resolutions
declaring that it is to the interest of
the democratic cause that the Rus
slams intlict as many losses as possi-
BILE on the Germans, but that the most
effective way in which the United
States can be Of help in the fight
against the Nazis is by intensifying
aid to Britain. The resolution ap-
proved the occupation of Iceland
I'VE warn all liberty-loving people
against the illusion that Russia un-
der Bolshevist rule can be trust
worthy ally of the democracies or that
American Communists have been con.
verted to the principles of free gov.
ernment, free labor movement anC
the democratic way of life," the reso
luton declared. "They are for the
moment enemies of our chief enemy
but they cannot be our loyal friends.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-17
Discrimination In
Wages Of Women Is
Slap At Democracy

Los Angeles QLNS).-Equal pay
for equal work, one Of organized la
boris principles, was vigorously cham
pioned by DR.. Minnie L. Maffett, pres
ident Of the National Federation of
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs, in speaking at the federation's
biennial convention here.
DR.. Maffett declared that women
who take the place of men in indus
try should not be penalized by reduced
pay because of their sex and called
on women to take immediate action
against their exploitation by employ
erS.
Canadian Example Cited
Canada, the speaker said, is an ex-
ample of where women are doing
mems work "but unfortunately are be-
ing paid less than men,"
The speaker said she was pointing
out this fact, not in criticism of Can
ada, but as warning to the citizens
Of the United States.
81 point out this fact" she contin-
ued, because it is my solemn convic.
tion that in the midst of a world al
war, democratic procedures and dem.
ocratic practices must be preserved
| contend, therefore, the reward fo1
work should be based upon the ma
ture of the work and not on the Sc,
of the workers.
at is a challenge to democracy ant
to civilization that women shall not
be exploited and used as means OF
lowering wage scales. This is cru
sade that women can begin at once
here in the United States, for it i:
essential to the right functioning Of
democracy"
Illustrating the growing impor
tance of women in industry, DR.. Maj
fett said that 25 per cent of the WON
en- in the United States over ID year.
old were gainfully employed OUTSIDE
the home and that 80 per cent of tn,
women reported in the labor marke
in 1910 now had jobs, sc per cent o
them in private industry.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-17
Arbitrutors Award
Substantial Coins
Three Cities Boost Wages
Of Street Car Men After
New Ruling

Detroit, Mich.-Substantial wage
increases were obtained for members
of the Amalgamated Association Of
Street, Electric Railway and Motor
Coach Employees in three new arDitra-
tion awards, union headquarters an
nounced here.
In Cleveland, the hourly pay Of
trainmen was raised five cents, with
an additional increase of one cent an
hour to be paid Sept. l. The five
cent increase was made retroactive to
last January l, when the former con-
tract terminated. The same increase
was provided for one-man car and
bus operators. Vacation grants also
were improved so that men with five
years service will now get fourteen
days vacation with twelve days pay
and men with one to five years of
service will get seven days off with
six days pay.
In Jamaica, Long Island, drivers of
the North Shore Bus Company won a
ten-cents an hour wage increase from
II to 81 cents, with proportionate in
creases for those in intermediate
groups. Wages of garage men were
brought to top rate of 923 cents
an hour. Vacations with pay were
increased from one to two weeks. The
arbitration boards award also re-
quires the company to recognize the
union as the representative of minor
supervisory employees. The new con
tract provides for complete closed
shop.
In Springfield, Mass, an arbitration
board granted employees of the Spring
field Street Railway Company an in
crease of eight cents an hour to all
bus operators, lifting the wage rate
to 81 cents an hour. This award also
was made retroactive to last January
l. improvements in working condl-
tions also were obtained.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-17
Straight From
Washington
BY STEPHEN M. YOUNG
Congressman at Large, Ohio

Washington.-When thieves fall
out, honest men get their due. When
international bandits fall out, peace
full nations profit. The longer Hit
ler's and Stalin's forces battle, the
better the opportunity for Western
Hemphisphere defense. The Hitler
Stain fight gives this country a
breathing spell. This may not be
very long breathing spell. Should
Russia become helpless Hitler might
then sweep Great Britain from the
Mediterranean and force her to. sue
for peace Many Congressional lead
ers feel that very shortly the issue
confronting our government will be
to encourage Great Britain to make
peace with Hitler or to help Great
Britain in the war with a purpose to
defeat Hitler.
Are the Wiseacres So Wise?
Our Military sSWiseacres in Wash
ington claim that Russia will be
made helpless by September and then
Hitler will turn on Britain. They
claim that the issue confronting our
people by fall will be: CD to en-
courage Britain to surrender to Hitler
or GU to help Britain with naval YES
sells and aircraft in shooting war;"
Isolationists view: Encourage sur
render and negotiated peace. In
terventionists view: Encourage a con-
tinuation of the war and get set for
our active participation. Russians
fighting for their homes and lives may
upset Hitlers applicant and these
| WiSeacreS.
Selective Service
The House of Representatives this
week lowered the maximum draft
age. Selectees above that age should
be released at an early date. Other
selectees should be released at the ex-
piration of one years service. Re-
gardless of General Marshall's pro-
nouncement our government has an
implied obligation, if not a direct con-
tract, to release drafted men after
one year of training. Selectees who
like army life and want to stay long
er should be encouraged to do so. Re-
serve officers now in training should
be held in service while Hitler threat
ems. The need for thoroughly train
ed officers is great and their pay is
far more than 81 dollars per month
National Defense
Our army lacks anti aircraft guns
and munitions, tanks, trained Off
GERS, adequate anti-tank guns, ade.
quate field artillery, self-propelleG
guns such as Htler's panzer divisions
use. 1t does not possess single dive
bomber like Hitler's stukas. Neverthe
less there is no cause for jitters. Oul
Navy is the most powerful the worlc
has ever seen Along with his STAMP
collection this is our Presidents pride
and joy. Remember the outcry bacl
in 1884 when President Roosevelt di
verted 2SS million dollars for the con
struction of the aircraft carriers
twenty destroyers, six submarines an(
other warships?) Our naval air arm
is superb. After all the Almight,
has been good to us and our first lin.
OF defense is ready an alert.
Donkey
Willkie, Knox and Stimson, acord
ing to Congressman, have been try
ing hard to make donkey out Of tn
elephant. This same Congressman
said we should see that Great Britain
does not make jackass out Of tn
: donkey.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-17
For Better HOmemaking
Pantry Palaver

Chefs Hints: Have you tried
scrambled eggs and banas? Dice two
bananas and simmer for few min
utes in 2 tblspns. butter. Turn at once
into scrambled eggs just as they are
about to thicken. Finish cooking and
serve at once.
To slice ham smoothly and evenly
remove from hot liquid as soon as
finished cooking and drop it in a ves-
sci Of cold water sufficient to cover.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-17
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Summer heat and cotton dresses go
hand in hand. Do you know that Gal
weston and Houston, Texas, are the
two greatest cotton shipping ports in
the world?
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-07-17

Demand the Union Label.
La gaceta., 1941-09-05

Sac Paulo, Brasil ONA. -
Mietras eel Hemisferio occiden
tai seacerca mas a la 6rbita
de la guerra, los agitadofes
pro-alemanes en- ell Brasil es-
tan aprovechandose de los dis
cursos que pronuncian los ele-
mentos partidarios del asia
miento en- los Estados Unidos
para desacredirar a la Union
Norteamericana.
Ha despertado inusitado in
teres en- ell pGblico brasileho
la lucha estadounidense entire
intervencionalistas y anti-in-
tervencianlistas, pues Sc dan
cuenta que ell future del Bra
sill Sc encuentra envuelto en- la
controversial. f..
La gaceta., 1941-09-05
BARCO ITALIANO TORPE-
DEADO POR LOS BRITA-
NICOS

Londres, Sep 5.-Un gran
barco italiano del tipo de los
Itilizados como transportes
de tropas, que Sc cree sea ell
"Duilio," de 23,635 toneladas,
ha sido torpedeado "y cast
ciertamente hundido," en- una
serie de victoriosos ataques
llevados a cabo por los brita-
nicos en- ell Mediterraneo, Sc
gun anunci6 ell Almirantazgo
hoy.
Ell barco fue atacado mlen-
tras navegaba con otros dos
grandes barcos de pasajer.s
cerca de las costas de Italia,
segdn declare ell Almirantaz-
60 en- un communicate anun-
ciando otros dos ataques en- ell
Mediterraeo.
En- otro encuentro, seg1n re
porto ell propio Almirantazgo,
un crucero de 10000 tonela-
das fue alcanZado pOr torpe-
dos y seriamente danado por
un submarine britanico. Sc
cree que este barco, descrito
e mel communicate como luna
unidad de las fuerzas eneini-
migas" es de nacionalidad tia
Llama.
En- las costas de Stella, Sc
gun Sc inform6 tambien, fue
hundido un barco tanque que
formaba parte de un convoy
del Eje.
La gaceta., 1941-09-05
TANQUE DE EE. UU. DES-
A GASOLINE EN-
VLADIVOSTOCK

Los NipOnes no hicieron esfaer-
zOS par detener el bdrcO
Washington, sep. Bel tam
hue americana 81. p. st. Clair"
ha arribado a salvo a Vladivos-
took, portadoS de un cargamen-
to de gasolina para Russia, sin
que en- ell yiaje fuera molestado
por los japoneses, que protes-
taron agIdamente de que ell mis-
mo hiciera su viaje a traves de
aguas niponas, segdn revelo en-
el dia de hoy ell Departamento
de Estado.
FL viaje sin accidente del tan
cue, uno de los cuatro mercan-
ties americanos de mplementos
de guerra con destino a Russia
q trayes del Mar del Jap6n, Sc
esperaba aunque con un POGO
Gle escepticismo. En- efecto, el
ha constituido una abrumadO-
ra prueba de la determination
del Presidente Roosevelt de pre-
servar su politica de libertad de
los mares.
ST el tanque hubiera sido de-
tenido, hay quien estima que 81
hecho hubiera producido la ex-
plosi6n final en- las r2laciones
Acknowledgements, y que
Russia So habria embrollada en-
e. confiicto. Russia habia adver-
lido al Jap6n que cualquiera in
terferencia por parte de su &c
tieno con ell barco, seria con.
ceptuado por Ell Kremlin como
un acto de enemistad.
Alguien sehal6, SIN embargo.
que Ell Jap6n puede estar sole
ganando tempo, y que la prue'
"a definiiiva Sc ofrecera Guam
10 entire en- sus aguas el restc
de los barcos portadOres de au.
'xilio a Russia.
La gaceta., 1941-09-05
LAS UNIONES FERROcARRI
LERAS VOTAN IR A LA
HUELGA Ell Ola IL

Chicago, s~eptiembre 5.-Je
fes de 10 Uniones ferrocarri-
leras anunciaron hoy que ha-
bian sido autorizados a lamar
a sus obreros a una huelga en-
todos los ambitos de la ma
ci6n, a los fines de forzar la
concession de sus solicitudes
en- pro de un aumento en- los
salaries.
Los jefes de las uniones que
Sc encuentran entire las cita-
das, fijaron la fecha del IL de
los c~orrientes para iniciar ell
movimiento de huelga, que a
fectara a cerca de 100000
trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1941-09-05
ACELERAN LOS JUICIoS
EN- ESPANA
Es possible que haya muchOs
en- Iibertad pronto

Madrid, %septiembre 5.-Un
decreto gubernamental requi-
riendo la aceleraci6n de los
iuicios que Sc siguen contra
cientos de miles de presses po-
lfticos espaholes, Sc hizo pd-
blico en- ell dia de hoy. Es.os
detenidos, en- su mayor parte
prisioneros de guerra, llevan
va meses y hasta amos en- pri-
sion, sin que hayan sido nun
ca p~resentados a juicio.
Ell decreto requiere la apro-
baci6n Judicial para cualquier
detenci6n de mas de "A amos
s juiciO dsntrO de los Seis me-
La gaceta., 1941-09-05
GRYNSPAN MUERT0 POR
LA GESTAP0
Dtcese QDe ha sido ma represd-
la pOr 81 dtentGdO contra LGUdl

LOndres, Sept. 5.-Rumorea
procedentes de Francia asegu-
ran que Herschel Grynspan, ell
joven frances que asesin6 a un
Agregado de la Embajada Ma
ri en- Paris en- Noviembre Ne
1898, ha sidO muerto durante
la pasada semana por la Costa
po, como represalia al atenta-
do de que fuera victima ha POGO
el ex-Premier Pierre Laval.
Grynspan, cuyo pelo Sc habia
tornado blanco, no obstante no
contar sino 20 ahc5, h25fa veni-
do siendo obieto de tOrturas re-
gulares por parte do sus carce-
l2ros germano, para arrancarle
una confe sion complicando a es-
tadistas fanceses en- Ia muerte
de Ernst Won Rath, Secretario
de la Embaiada Nazi, victima
del arma del joven.