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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
BRILLIANTLY LIT

A Keep En- Flying rally will
be staged in the same spot at :
Ip. m. at which civic. military
industrial and labor leaders will
speak. The session will come to a
Iclose at 8 p. m. when procession
featuring motor army equipment,
will start down Woodward avenue
10 the Fox Theater. where the
initial showing of UniverSafs new
Abbott and Costello comedy, Keep
En- Flying" will be held.
Searchlights in front of the the
alter will illuminate the skies,
picking out a night flight of army
planes which will soar. above the
crowd gathered in front TO witness
the arrival of visiting screen stars
and army chiefs.
Both Mayor Jeffries and Capt,
r. l.. Gillespie, acting army re-
Icruiting officer for the Detroit dis
trict. will preside and talk at the
midday Swearing-in rites at the
City Hall. Present beside Bud Alb
bolt and Lou Costello, co-stars of
the picture. Keep En- Flying. s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Film Time Clock

TOX-w GRID premiere 80 KEEP I'm
Flying" starring Abbott and Costello al
$50 .. ~. Doors op~n NJ soc =. m.
MICHIGAN--"Birth ~ the Blues" VI
O. m, 2.l3 b.26. S2a, ~ ~ p. M
The BiE store" ~. 40, s.51. 90
10 ;03 .. m.
UNITED ARTISTS "Dr kildare
Wedding Day" II 90 =. m. f:27, ~
so5 y. m; "Honky Ionk. ~ 80, So
7;Is. 10 SO .. m.
PAIMS-STATE---"kis for Breakfast
~ 81 n. m. 2 .4s. sos. a:ls .. M. "Th
Maltese Falcon" ~ as, 40. 20, 10 "a
p. m.
MADISON-"Rose ~ washtnEto
Squarr." ~ 10 a. M, ~. $50. 80
10 so d. m: mans Castle" ~ 50, 2 80
$50, sie0 .. m.
FIsHER-"BelIs starr" 12 80. a.aI
Ssh, Io:03 p. m; Hold That Ghost.
1881. sos, s1s. ~ 80 y. M.
RNIERA--"BeIe starr" ~ 50. Ss5
e:te. 1898 D. N; Hold That Ghost,
So, 3 sOs. s.Ts, ~ SO y. ~.
UNEMA-"Ar 81 Love" ~ rs. SIS
s.ss. siIs. I0.ts q. M. bedroom Diplo
mat I 81, f:is, GAS. s.5i y. M.
BROADWAY CAPITOI-"Bene starr.
~ sos n m. 2s27. sea. Sos o. m.
Hold That Ghost" ~ 50, 3;5s. 71f
'' yIsDo,sItLl. = MOI. TINS, Ghost.
ffsn os. 1910. 10 10 o. m; "BeIl'
STAR. :5s. sEse-a:ap p N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

A WOMAN wearing a hat that
looks like an ice-pack, l saw a
cartoon on that subject this month,
but it's the first hat like that
that I've seen A girl in White
woollv mittenS. and some more
girls with mittenS padded ike
boxing gloves.
Kitty says they're old stuff now;
the newest fad is mittens that
look like dust mops :.
News flash. Hudsons, Kern
and Crowley's have got Christmas
treeIup already
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
CARTOONS Ar VOGUE

The Vogue Theater Friday is
featuring an all color cartoon
show in addition to the current
two-feature program. Saturdays
matinee features Roy Rogers in
bad Man of Deadwood. plus
TON, Dick and Harry" and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

SPECIAL Thanksgiving and
holiday weekend activities are
planned by several United Detroit
Theaters. Included in the pro-
grams will be cartoon parties, ex-
citing Westerns. and thrilling
serials in addition to the current
programs.
The Birmingham Theater will
have a special matinee Friday in
addition 10 the matinees for
Thanksgiving and the weekend.
A cartoon party will be held at
the Cinderella Saturday in addi-
ton to the current two-feature
program.
Matinees will prevail at the
Royal Theater Thanksgiving Day
and the following day, Friday. On
Friday the new program will be
I"Charleys Aunt" and "Ringside
Maisie. In addition Saturdays
matinee a cartoon carnival will
be held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
United Theaters Announce
Special Holiday Shows

Chapter 6 of King of the Texas
Rangers"
The Varsity Theater will have
matinees Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Fridays program fea-
lures Tom. Dick and Harry"
plus Kiss The Boys Goodbye. +"
On Saturday the program will in
clude Stage From Chino" with
George O'Brien. plus TON. Dick
and Harry" and king of the
Texas Rangers" plus Disney
cartoon.
MATINEE THANKSGIVING
The Bloomfield Theater will
have a Thanksgiving Day matinee.
Included in the program will be
wild Geese Calling" The Get
Away" plus two selected short
subjects, Alice in Wonderland"
and The Bomber" On Saturday
cartoon party will be had in
addition to the current show.
The Alger Theater will have a
special matinee Friday featuring
Santa Claus in person distribute
ing gifts to every child from his
huge grab bag in the lobby Of
the theater. On the screen Para
mounts feature length cartoon,
"Gullivers Travels" and Mill
tary Academy" plus Snow Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
4 BUSY SCHEDULE

Ten minutes later Costello stuck
his head out of the bath room door
and piped up ENORMOUSLY,
Whats all the racket about
tsk. tsk, tsk."
While typewritcrs banged and
burst in midair. amid
all the clamor of telephone and
other conversations. Costello
iwafked through The bedroom and
into the living room in his shorts
Every one stopped and said.
What's the matter. Lou"
Costello looked puzzled.
Nothing. l just fell out OF the
window"
Whereupon ne marched back
into the bath room.
But the momentous interview
was not at an end. Ten minutes
later. still in deshabile. he came
back into the room sadly shaking
his head
II can't get the window back
open"
Then he disappeared for@the
Ford plant, where he and Abbott,
who have been on the 90 steadily
for the past week, took pictures
and saw the defense plant. rode
leeps and cut up just as. madly as
they had upon their arrival.
They arrive today in time for
the schedule Of events which gets
under way at noon with the swear
ing in Of 40 recruits for the United
States Army Air Corps on the
steps of the City Hall The military
ceremony, which will be partici.
pated- in by high ranking army
Officers and Mayor Edward J
lJeffries, s-epen -to-the genera.
public, as are the other affairs
that will follow throughout The
afternoon and evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

WHO WAS THE man at-the
Masonic Temple who shouted
Brave NJ Jose Iturbi Sunday
night: And why shouldn't we
shout Bravo" II we feel like II?
He shouted II after Iturbi
had played some Of Gershwin's
music.
Lawrence Tibbett sang Cole
Porter's Might and Day"
Maybe music can be popular and
good, too. :.
The Ford Symphony played
sold Black joe" wonder II
that was considered music when
II was written-or lust an
other popular tune?
AN ESTIN DE
TROITER: Mrs. {. William
Palmer (active on the Masonic
Temple concert serlesl used Il
teach school in New York.
Among her pupils were these
famous sons and grandsons; Jimm!
and Elliott Roosevelt, the. son o
John Barrymore and his frs
wife. Michael Strange: and th'
grandson of Alexander Graham
Bell.
John Barrymore Is a sad. tireC
man. IL was only a couple o
years ago when he was invited L
The Statler Terrace Room to b'
introduced. When they turned thu
spotlight on him. tired John Bar
rymore had his head down on TIT
table. He was fast asleep.
DETROIT is GOING TO have
lot of empty night clubs when tn
free-spending spree is over. A
least Two more clubs are in tn
talk stage, but the hackers hav
enough money so they can affor'
10 lose. later.
Detroit. / suppose. Is the quick
est-roaring boom city OF am eX
cept Washington, these days
And New York New Yorker
are wondering what will happeI
when the exiles from Europe rui
out Of Nancy, though .. That
something We don't have 10 worr
about here.
Whot q broip-sporpcd rorld
nc hare Here ! am hoping for
peace bcfoyc are start ic0r, and
fcorrViug, before either eucnt,
about 5ctot ,ciH happen icten the
Cor Is Oucr.
Whofs the oHsiccr-does any
body kRo1c any OuSWcri Ho1C do
vou stag snpcl Or aren't ne?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Flying
First, Here
Tonight
By CHARLES GENTRY

THAT "Ba-ad Boy" Costello
and his good partner, Abbott. ar.
rived in town yesterday 10 take a
peek al the premiere proceedings
wave hello. visit the Ford plant
and then fly hack 10 Cleveland for
another benefit last night. They
return today. along with Dick
Foran. for the big events which
are on schedule.
But yesterday while Universal
exploitation department went
huSily about preparing the two
mass meetings, the street parade,
the aerial searchlights, the night
flight OF army planes and all the
staggering details attendant upon
the first showing this evening of
Keep En- Flying" rotund little
Costello proceeded 10 take a
IN the Book-Cadillac.
Fans, as well as people on legiti-
mate business. flooded their Book
Cadillac suite while Coste o
the bath tub.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

AS DETROIT LOCKS TO Me
It's big city. too big for straw
berry socialS and town meetings
but its fun of people who have
The good sense 10 wish ~ were
smaller It's full Of people
who will stop and look with SYM
pathetic eyes when a dog leads his
blind master across Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

For Comedy" will be shown. On
Saturday a cartoon party will be
held in addition 10 the current
program.
REGENTS BILL
The Regent Theater will have
a cartoon party on Saturday. In
addition TO the current program
of Revolt of the Zombies' and
Lady in the Morgue," the serial.
Sea Raiders" will be shown,
Free candy will be given to every
child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
REGENTS BILL
No Quiet Life

RICHARD DEFINING. who
started out four years ago to lead
a quiet life as an accountant, has
just had TO wrestle a live lion as
Dorothy Lamour's leading man in
|"Malaya. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

willEbe-lepelyL Carol Bftee- and
Dick Foran. who share the roman
tic spot in the feature.
Flood lights will illuminate the
City Hall for the evening rally, at
which Mayor JeffrieS, Monty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

avenue al Stat,
street
stopped anC
rubbered, too.
.
ITS 4 city
4 Wh6re NE
sideiCdks are
a ic q y s
croucded icheE
there's soft,
SHIN y nuH,
like Monday
ond Tuesday
and the sAH-
shine c 0 1ittS
through Z h e
slots IN the
skyline q % Il
~ a kcs pat
terms on INC
-y.rxfg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

Clark. personnel manager OF the
United States Rubber Company;
Frank X. Martel. president of the
Detroit and Wayne County Labor
Council: Richard Frankensteen of
the aircraft section of UAW-CIO;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

Willis II. Hall, manager Of indus
trial relations for the Detroit
Board of Commerce; Commander
Robert Mathieson of the American
Legion and representatives of the
United States Army Air Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

=Hshere J,e5Tsi=HaT-f sebeT-= taeeE
pheu then look at the fighter
piane on display IN Cadillac
square Somebody's gang "a
SIT IN that cocj.1it, The faces
seem 70 say, "uHd hc'H hare to
kill somebody, Or be killed 80.
Sober foccs looking Mt fighting
plapo-is,i't that uky ce rement-
Der the date cheh ieor ends,
but forget the date 1ehen a
started? An right thep--the,
World H'ur c1ldcd NopeHrber- IT.
but mhut day did America get
INTO II?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

tion' 6es ,auferitebunssipiels" iei,
ne uOarlteller" iino Sic Yrielter, @l-
taroiener, Sadel- lno Sabnentrager.
Mh,lif: Srgel lmo @eiang. ytad) Ger
auferltebln1gsnette 5ieben Die @eiit-
liden ibre &ultgetpanoer an. Ser
5afriltan eri6eint i'm Rurpurmalltel
nit ser groben Girbenfabne. .8ier
2ell6tertrager treten Ing, 2idt oes
Mittelidiffes; Miniitranten init pei-
ben lnO rotten &irbenfabnlein font
men aus bem Gbor :berab, anoere. init
ahargloden uno, &er5en. Ser Sqtri,
ltan legt cine Sreppe auf Sen @rabs
altar. Gin Brielter lteigt 5ltm Gaber-
nafel empor, bringt oas gQerbeiligite
berltnter, ,1no es oem Solfe 5eigeno,
lingt Der Hfarrer in oeutid)er Spra.
DIE .(oie &irbeniprade lit ionit ia in
aaen =. <ltbanolunaen lateinii6D ::
u9briitus lit .erltanoen'', 1lno oie ur-
alte Sitermelooie ert0nt, auf oie nod
Bad: cine: Slterfantate ballte. Oie
Sdnger linsen oas 2ieo i'm Subel
aqer Sgelresilter uno @loden, ilt.
oem elm eldn5enoer Slter5ug, + elm
&riumpbus oes sluferltanoenen, lpeib-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

s,nddIt in cine aus Sal5 seba1te
@erfItdtte, luo oie @erate repariert
,uereen. llnter SieIer @eriiitatte sie-
ben Ii9 @dntle bin, sic nur bin uto
euieoer ourd~ cine Birne beleudtet
fiuo. 9ieIe 5 SUB breiten uno %
Jub boben &dnee lprrOen al1s 98.3
Hro5ent reinem Sal5 geiprengt. 9ie
Mdnoe iino, abgeieben bon gelegent-
iiden acknowledgement o,rd 9al.
5iunlIulfat, bliitentpeib. .9auernb fab-
rem 3iige nit Sal5laoungen an bem
8eIuGer porbei llno 5eitmeilig iie6t
man alb eins ser beioen. Nutos, Die
10 tief ,mten perfebren. 9iele @auge
ideinen ,tnenolid lang 5u Iein.
Wal ~perulttet, oaB sic, Saline auf
@rlsno oes bisberisen slbbautenpos
nod so Sabre reidem miro, ba bis
ber erlt cine Ser orei sloern angebobrt
tporben ilt. 9ann ,.tpirb lie ibrem
Sdidlal iiberlailen merOet. Seet lit
Sic Sta6t Detroit elmer ber beitell
&unbeu Ser SSntcrnational Salt So.,
Der Die Saline gebort. 8enn Die
6traBeu pereilen, iueroe11 .einfa6 2ait-
.luaaeu eei6idt, oie bas Sol5 fir
5trelt5lpede bpleu. 49,
:: .soaten iemals aber m bieiem SIT
ouitrie5entrum Der Ser. Staaten oie
2uftldusiirenen ertonel, tpdre, oieier
ariitalpalait elm, ioealer 3ufludts-
fir oie 9eD0lterung. .:...s.. ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

itiid inn Gbor Ser Bfarrfirde auises
6al,te @robfapelle. lle6er ieds Sol5.
idltlen rubt elm tonnenartiges Dad.
Der Sarfopbag bes Serrn lit als al-
tartiid) gebiloet. sln Stelle zines III.
tarbiloes bangen stuei Sliiseltiiren
nit golbenen 8olfen 1,no Strablen,
ourdbroden bon elmer 8eibe pielfar-
bigger Sibter. Sinter oieiem Sidter-
uno 8olfenfran5 idtuebt Der -Sober-
nafel nit Dem aaerbeiligIten. 8ehts
uno Iiufs Ser @ra6fopeue iteben, in
Miden, sic trauernoen Naria 1lno
Sobannes.
9iele @rabfapeHe lit sic ,9eforo=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

raudl,muallt ourd Die Seitenidifie
Der Stride siebt. " -, -. - :.
ltnterheiieu berlpanoelt iih; Die
@rabfapeHe inn @bor. 9ie le,lhten=
ben 2ugeln peridtpinben. Der Strab-
lentabernafel betuegt iid nad rid.
tpdrts. Ser @rabaltar ipiro abge-
rdumt i.no lauft a,,f Nollen fort. Sie
Dolfenoeforation 0ffnet lid tpie 5tuei
9robe, goloene Jliigeltore, lno ebc
Der Sitersug iei,ten ltmgang boa.
enoet, itrablt Der. oitergeicbmiitte
Sodaltor ourd oie otnfle @rabofis
nlng, uno a,,f bem Sabernofel oes
Sodaltars ltebt III oen 3lammen Ell
ner eoloenen Sonne ser auierltanoe-
ne 9briitus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
yMni iifalildjer" &umam

slls er iie beiratete> iob cr oeu
Sinlnel poaer ,@eigel1' b1ngeu.
0oG nur 81 bolo merfte er, oob lie
sic erlte u@ei9e' ipielen luollte; mo
;er mar bag erltal1nt, oenn er., ge-
oadte i'm Che uOuo' SEN ,,Saft" att
5ueeben. Gein Munner mar esl oa.
Der, oab es feinen reinen uslftoro"
nebr ga6, iouoern fait t1glid arud
nat)" vgtoten''. GhlicbliN upfifi" er
'auf ibre ,,Melooieu'', uno lie ,piiff"
-', auf ibn! 9a perlldte er anoere
vSoiten' auf5u5ieben. slber ulr
nod tiefere uNerltinrmllng' mar oie
5olge. gr erfaunte, oab e5 ibtt vie
eelinoen miiroe, ibr Sic ,.6lotentoue"
bei5nbringe1L ga iie Oas uSdlag-
5el1g' 5u riibren lullBte. Die Gbe aiug
aus Sen u6ugen''. lluo bette ,,bl1lf'
,er - Sriiblal.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
9ie firdlicheu SiterbrGube, aus

Die fir6liden Siter6rdube, aus
beneu li6 felt oem 12. Sabrbunoert
nidt nur Otter uno Baiiionslpiele>
ionoern SOS gelamte Sbeatermeien
oes slbenolanoes enttuidelten, Daben
ii9 49, in Ser, geibiloerten Sorm -
in Oen :&irden Der Snnerl6lpei5 er-
balten. Sic lino Sic lesten Helte ser
litl,rgil6= =tbeatralilden . lte fe fern
ser nlittelalterliden Stride l,llo nod
beute> bon TO-, iiberraibenoer :Sdons
beit, bon 10 tiefer llno einfader Spm,
6olif tpie, Dor. einen Sabrtalllell0! -
Osfar G6erle.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
NQe @elt bat 1id gefragt, mesbalb

SHE @elt bat 1id sefragt, mesbalb
I'M geeentpdrtisen 8ernidtlnsstamp-
ie pom feiner seite, abnliid pie im
erIten 8eltfriea nod fein @iftsas
5ur: 8ertpelsoung gefon1luen lit. 5don
Dor Dem &riege fonnte tuau ilnmer
mieser boren uuo leien, oaB Ser. nad-
ite 8olferfanpf ,ygan5e. @rmeen be-.
tauben llno gan5e :2anoldaften ,no
5tdbte bergalen tpiiroe. 8arum 0enn
nun fetn @astrieg2 -;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
Oferbrdn6c it Der Snneri6wei,

Der ginaug SSeiu it Seruialem am
Yalmionntag miro lit BEN airden Der
Snneribipei5 nod beltte, nidt in alt-
berliden ltno tbeatraliiden, ionoern
in itrengen litursiid- gottesoienItliden
5ormen bareeitelit. Die 9naben bes
9orfes linb oft idon tpodenlang por-
Der ourb 6ie @aloer geitreift, INT
s.ad itbonen Stedpalnten @usidan
su balten. Sic bangen riidte, aep-
fel uno Srangen ,no mobl al,d 8dn-
Der oaran, fornten lire Ba,.me oft um
su allen mogliden @eitalten uno tras
geu bie bunteu @ebilbe am Balm-
1oantag our Stride. gor bent Sortal
fa,nmelt iid oie Sdar. Ser @eiitlide
fegnet sic immergriinen 8almen. Sn
einer Broaeliiou sieben Balmentrager
:,u1o 8olf INN sic Stride.
9tod utn sic Nitte bes 19. Sabr-
bunoerts tpar ser anfsltg tbeatrali'
ider, oenn Ser uBalueler' 5os nit,
auf einem @eiteG NIT bier &dbern
ftano Ser bol5eeidniete @iel, uuo
earauf faB NIT iesneno erbobener
@edten gbrilt,ts ser Serr. aus
'Sdtppser 2itl,rgiebiidern oes 16teu
sabrbunoerts piiien mir, bab Die
@ro5eiiion auf sic Rfarrboinatte
soe, 0aB Die geiitliden Serren ibre
nei6en gboreeiudnber aus5oseu uno
bor bem borbeireitenben Gbriit1sbtlo
a,,f oen 8ooen Iesten. 81, Der Balnt-
proseilion bat iid Der leste 8eit Die.
fee mi,niiden Daritelluns oes @in5ugs
SSeiu in Ser,iialem erbalten.
aber aud Oitern, oas beibt oie
auferItebnns bes Serrn, tpire nod
beute in litureiiden 5pielen sefeiert,
tpie Dor bielen bunoert SSabren. SUI
gbor Ser Stride piro am boben Don't
nerstas bas Seilise @rab aufseiteat,
Elm srobes Solsgeriiit, oas bic GRAB.
boble BARTLETT, in Ser gbriitus besra-
ben liegt uno ser Muferitebuns barrt.
Am 9arfreitas Danbert oas gan5e
Bolt in Srauerfleioern aum @rabe
bes @errn. Su friibern Sabren bel
Wergengrat1en bes SIterionntags,
beute Itets am @orabeno, finset oie
Auferltebunesfeier Itatt. Sdpp5 stbt
etn ibones; Beiipiel.
9as ~Seilise Grab" lit cine pla'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

gr mag ia nod tommen, als Iek-
tee Wittel in entideibenben Stln.
oen, bod lit oas nad) ser. anitdt bon
9r. @eralo @enot, ser im @eltfriege
Sauptmann inn demiiden 9riegs.
oienlt mar, nidt iuabribeinlid), uno
bier iino Die @riinoe, oie er our @r-
bdrtung ieiner lleber5eusl,ng au-
fiibrt:
@as lit in ser Sauptiade cine Ser
teiolgnngspafie, betont er sun1d1t.
Sm Ser Stfeniiue besrifiene armeeu
moIlen iid nid)t Ser @efabr ausiet.
sen, in Die eigenen @aswolfen su
ntarlbiereu. 0ie 3eit fir einen @as-
trieg mor i'm Sriibiabr borisen ssab-
res gefontnlen, als iib Sic MGiierteu
aitf Dem Hiid5ug beionoeu. CT bdtte
sic bel,tideu Streittraite auibolteu
f0nnen.
@as bat, gegen 3ipiIbepolferl1na
benust etnen mebr pbpliologtibew
tuie militdrilben @ert. 8eiipielsluet.
Ie fonnen 1000 6lug5elee nit eiuer
Saoung pon ie 1000 @osbombeu noe.
Mig S6ooen anrid)teu uno pielleid,t
nur ei4t poar bunoert Seute t0teu.
Senn betiubenoes @as perlougt eiue
ltarte &on5entrieruug. @s lit Slug
5eugen beinabe umu0glid, eineu ae-
sebenen 6ld6enral,m nit 9roBer Wir-
f,mg 5u bele9eu. Aud ser @iuo
lplelt Oa cine arobe l,no oft iebr INT
erluiinIbte &olle.
@aS Gn9lauo angebt, 10 lit BORT
ieoernlann NIT elmer @asntaste alts-
geriiltet. &ur5 nad 0iinfirben biitte
Elm @asansriff @erpirruns uno Ser
beerlng anridten fonnen, aber ote
@asfllrdt lit beute in england 10 gut
1uie peridplnoen.
Ser pibtiglte 8uuft lit aber, oaB
Oemtl6louo nidt 10 piel @as proou-
5ieren fanu iuie @nglono. Die 4apa.
5itut leiner @erfe lit beIdr6ntt, tpGb-
reno Gngldno altS Mmerifa alles Gas
erbalten fann, oas es tpiiniht. 1as
anerifaniid)e @iftgas 2elpiiite par
lpibreno oes 8cltfrieges oas mirt.
lantlte bon allen.
Sdlieblidj lit Sic 8erluenoms pon
@as I'M &rieg ein 5lueiidneioises
Sdwert. g9er bieie ais ,,nnoralild
betradtete @aife 5uerlt benubt, 5iebt
lid nidt m.r Sic @ntriiit'mg Der 5ipi-
lilierten @elt 81, ioubern gibt altG
Dem @egner @elegcnbeit, iid auf
Semielben @ebiete at repand)iereu.
@us allen oieien @riinoen lit noh
nidt gum @oSfrieg gegrifieu poroeIt.
rno es ltebt gu bofien, oaB old nidt
5u i6n gegriffeu miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

ssn ser bon Nlsr. @oparo S.
Flanagan nabe Smaba, Nebr., se'
sriiubeten ,,@itp Of Sittle Wen"
lit ieber eiuen pollen Gag beidaf'
tiat. 8iele &naben beteiligen fih
abpeblelno an beridiebeneu @emz
tern ,mo Sanomerfen. Sam 8reci
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

(liebe 8ilo) befinoet iid als Mapor
(oben) in ieiner Sffice, erlaBt @n.
oronuneen unb nin1mt Yeidlueroen
entsesen. 8eiterbiu lit er 8arbier
(uuten linfs) uno lit ali1 Cum
ten re9ts) Mit9lieo ser @,llif.
fapeae.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

9ie MeuIden berfolsen ont ero,t.
iamiten oie,, pelden iie lnre1t eetau
9aben.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
NEA Urges CPCo. To Buy
Continued from page D

(con'lllued rom page l
 rated city,, he said.
 Whether or not the KEA is
 receive a franchise depends bon the vote cast by the people
 Kodiak on October 27th," bter went on to say, ;" and we b have the whole of Kodiak Ehted we'll and cheaply a few Eorts months from now, if every atng citizen is at the polls on etion day and gives his o. K.
 the franchise referendum.
 The following telegram was Seived yesterday by Warren liylor, project counsel, from e solicitors department of the bEA quote Documents being rsted now to cover purchase IKEA of Community Power [Hmpany property our under snding of terms are as follows EEA to reimburse Community lower in full for 94 XIV plant lpVided price satisfactory to kministrator, IKEA to pay Enety percent of inventory Ene for distribution lines and Euipment price on any other bteriaI to be negotiated by en- beers subject to administrations EuovaI please confirm this Elerstanding and documents
 I be forwarded what plans have lRn made TOT site TOT generating lmpment please wire location
 d term upon which site or sites Ig be acquired our engineers I answer your wire of Septem- lr thirty re purchase of add
 nnd equipment mquote.
 Giles H. Penstowe. IH Waller, project engineer, wired Washington, D c. ap- IEoVing the immediate purchase an additional 15O XIV unit to sieVe the emergency situation
 lack of adequate electrical
 nsrating capacity.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04

rCL. SALE : tive-tube Battery Radio Monograph. Good con-. dition. S25. See Mrs. J. A. Leavitt at resident in rear lyric theatre. 1O-4-p
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
coner Apts. lO-4-c

LOST-Ladies Ronson lighter case. monogrammed D. M. Re ward for return to Beauty Inc
 10-4-c
Evening star., 1941-06-12

tCotton and royon fobric contents in oroupD
MISCONCEPTIONS Dresses-Fourth Floor
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-06-26
West Union

The month old daughter, of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sunderman,
died Wednesday afternoon at the
Long Hospital from pneumonia
Funeral services were held Satur-
day morning from st. Alexius
Church. Burial made in the church
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Johnson motor
ed to Rochester Friday for a visit
with the gentleman's brother and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Kane, of
Detroit Lakes, spent the weekend
at the home of Mrs. Kane's
mother, Mrs. Anna Schlicht.
Miss Lorraine Messer, of st.
Cloud, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Messer, is visiting this week
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Messer.
Mr.. Paul Pischke, of st. Cloud,
spent several days the past week
at the home of his son, Joe and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike lilies, and