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Evening star., 1941-07-11

LIABILITIES.
IL Demand deposits of
dlvIdusIs partnerships,
and corporations S534.745 54
IL Time deposits of Indl-
vidualS partnerships.
and corporations s54,526.77
Is Deposits OF United States
postal SAVINGS ~--" 2,lIs2o
- Deposits of banks $4,000 90
Is Other deposits certified
and cashiers checks.
ETC. ------ 7t151.65
~. Total de-
poslts Sl.2S3 542ls
a. Other liabilities ls.7Os "a
-. Total liabilities ------s s. .302 .25042
Evening star., 1941-07-11

included3 the master mechanic scale
advance Vfrom 81 to $1.10 an hour.
Seamstr Hsses, previously holding .
minimum guarantee, Of 20 cents an
hour, were granted. . new Accent
minimum to 5s-cent maximum
scale.
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Reserve Board ReportS

The Federal Reserve Board esti-
mated that department store sales in
the week ended July were % per
cent higher than in the correspond
ing week last year.
In the week ended June % sales
had been % per cent over last year
and in the four weeks ended July 5
sales averaged 19 per cent more than
IN the similar period last year.
BY Federal Reserve districts. in
creaSes In the week ended July 5
over the similar week last year we're ::
Boston, 36: New York, 80: Phila-
delphla, Il; Cleveland. 80; Rich
mond, %; Atlanta, "a; Chicago, 80;
ST. Louis, 27; Kansas City, "a:
Dallas. 26, and San Francisco. 20
per cent, No figure was available
for the Minneapolis district.
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Joins U4tiIity Boord !

NEW YORK, July II aP.-
Charles Nv. Kellogg. president Of
Edison Electric Institute, has been
elected a, director OF General Pub
lie ServiEe Corp. succeeding the
late Arthar Sinclair.
Evening star., 1941-07-11

MEMORANDA.
81. Pledeed assets tand Sc
curities loaned book
valuel.
(a) United States
Government OBJ
legations. direct
and guaranteed.
pledged to secure
deposits and other
liabilities S151 054 A
(c) Assets pledged TO
qualify for exer-
else of hduclary
or corporate pow
ers. and for pur-
poses other than
TO secure liabi-
te Total -------- s152. .o5444
80. Secured liabilities
(a) Deposits secured
bv pledged assets
pursuant to re-
Qulrements Of law X41 ,1S5 AZ
td) Total - S41,1s5 AZ
City of Washington. District Of Columbia,
I, THOMAS J. GROOM, president of the
above named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best OF
NY M THOMAS J. GLOON. President.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
isesi1 " DUDLEY L. MEADE;
Notary Public.
0t II. 3. ROSENBERG,
GEO NJ, ogIRK. n, our
3AMES NESr6R z, c3HtIES9WER' 3HEWIINd'
DONALD F. ROBERTS
Directors.
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Reserve District No. B.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Bank of Commerce and Savings

OF WashIneton in the District of Columbia.
at the close OF business on June 30 1941.
Published in response TO call made by
Comptroller of the Currency. under section
5@11, U. S. Revised Statutes.
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Reserve District No s.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Security Savings & Commercial
Bank

Columbia al the close of business on June
80, 1891 Published in response 10 cali
made by Comptroller OF the Currency.
under section 52Il. u. S Revised Statutes.
and IN accordance with a cali made By the
Federal Reserve Bank OF this district pur-
suant 10 the provisions Of the Federal Re-
serve Act.
Evening star., 1941-07-05

Incl. PTIn., Int, axes, Ins.
These are the home values that are
setting entirely new standards Of
quality IN low cost offerings. For
families who don't want to go way
out" modern deluxe sll-brick
home awaits their selection IN THE
DISTRICT at less than prices in
most low cost suburban communi-
ties. All brick, completely air con-
ditioned, oil heat.
From 18th and n SITS. NE OFT
BsnHin0 Road across Bridge 10
Airnesotd Ave, right to Ames ST.
and homes. See our signs
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F. H. A. 10 Continue Work
Under Titles | and Il

Continuation of all phases of the
present Federal Housing Admins
tration program under Titles 1 and
II of the National Housing Act was
assured by President Roosevelt S
signature of amendments to those
titles.
Under the amendments, the
authority of the F. H. A. to insure
property improvement loans and
certain new construction loans
under Title I is extended for two
years to July l, l943. The maximum
outstanding insurance liability un-
der Title I is increased from $780,
100000 to $165 100000.
The maximum amount of Title I
loans for modernization of resi-
Dental structures for two or more
families is raised from $4,000 to
$1,000, with the maximum term for
loans above $500 extended from
the former three years to five years.
The maximum amount of Title 1,
class 3, loan for construction of a
Evening star., 1941-07-05

, wool and given second coat This
is rubbed down either with steel wool
or paste of pumice powder and
water used on the felt pad.
Don't Stain Ends.
In this finishing process, it should
be pointed out that the mitered ends
are not stained or shellacked since
they are to be glued together. This
assembling process requires some
sort of jig to held the pieces of the
frame in place while they are being
fastened. Picture frame vises for
this purpose are available but rather
expensive. The next best is that
shown in the accompanying illustra-
ton. The corner of a workbench,
some strips of wood and two hand
clamps are needed.
Two light strips are mitered and
nailed to the bench top at right
angles an inch or so from the cor
ner. One of the frame pieces is
placed against these stops so that
the mitered end makes a straight
line with the mitered angle of the
stops. Place small block of wood
on top of the frame piece and clamp
in place. Repeat this on the other
side after coating both sides of the
joint with good quality casein glue.
Press the joint together and clamp
tightly. Thin finishing nails, driven
in as shown in the lower left hand
detail, are used to lock the joints.
Evening star., 1941-07-05

rabbet plane. Both the horizontal
and depth guides are set for this
cut and the little splinters in the
nose of the plane are turned down to
cut sharp and smooth.
Section No. 3 shows the strip after
the waste has been planed off with
a bench plane. and the last section
shows the bottom cut for the picture
panel. glass and backing material
This last cut is made with the rab-
bet plane and measures y by IL
inch
Accurate Miter Box Needed.
At this point the various pieces
are measured and miter cut. An
accurately made miter box is essen
tial for this The box shown in the
lower right corner is simple and easy
to make. Three pieces of q by
inch wood l8 inches long are nailed
together as shown. Use try-and-
miter square to lay off the slots,
marking both the angles and the
lines down the sides.
Saw the slots carefully with a back
saw and test the angles at the bot
tom of the box again for accuracy.
One side and top or bottom of the
frame are measured against the pic
ture. The other side and remaining
member are measured against their
opposite pieces In making the
angular cuts. start the saw easily
and hold the strip firmly afiainst the
back of the miter box.
The frame pieces are more readily
finished at this stage than after
assembling. Sandpaper them care
fully with a medium to fine grit
paper nutil the surfaces are perfectly
smooth. If the frame is to be stained
apply the selected color at this time.
Follow this with a coat OF white
shellac. Natural color frames are
merely shellacked. This first shellac
coat is rubbed down with No 90 steel
Evening star., 1941-07-05
By JULIAN STARR, Jr.

Having pictures framed is, for sew
eral reasons, an expensive process
A good framing shop must carry
heavy stocks of material and glass
and the work must be done by hand
with more than ordinary precision
Consequently, when the subject OF
summer pictures was decided upon
for this column the problem of franz
ing Immediately pushed itself to the
front
In many households summer is the
time for fibre rugs slip-covers and a
general letdown from formal decora-
ton. Since slip-covers for pictures
fall into the same category as Slip
covers for clocks the best way to re-
fresh these important accessories is
to change them completely Colorful
prints, magazine covers, the picture
off an attractive calendar, or a
square of printed chintz or linen can
be framed to make striking wall
decorations.
All of them can be mounted on a
square of heavy white poster or illus
tration board and placed directly in
the frame. Glass can be used but
1t is not necessary unless the picture
is to be hung permanently. The
making of the frame, however, fol-
lows sound practice and can be used
for summer or year-around pictures.
Buy or Make the Material.
Picture framing material comes
from two sources. 1t can be pur-
chased by the foot in any size. shape
and color from shops specializing in
this work or it can be made at home
in the shapes and colors within the
capacity of ones tools and materials.
Those of you possessing spindle
shaper or drill press fitted with
molding cutter attachments have
a wide range of choice.
Hand tool craftsmen are limited
to the shapes possible with ordinary
planes. In recent years however.
there has been a decided trend
toward narrow. fiat frames which
can be made easily with limited tools.
One tool, often recommended in
these columns, will be needed in ad-
dition to the ordinary equipment of
the shop. 1t is a 1-inch rabbet plane,
costing less than SIS and well worth
the investment.
Scrap maple. walnut. mahogany or
pine can be used for the frames. The
width and depth of the pieces de-
pends on the size of the picture and
on individual taste, The little cross
sectional details at the top give the
step -by-step procedure for cutting
fiat frame about 2 inches wide by
q. of an inch thick having raised
shadow line edge.
Section No. l shows the strip
smooth and square and ready for
shaping. Each strip should be to 8
inches longer than the frame piece
to allow the plane to run of into
waste at each end. Section No. 2
shows the first cut made with the
Evening star., 1941-07-05
Normandy Village
5 and 6-Room, All Brick Homes
UP

Tiled baths with shower. sir-con-
ditioned heat. full basement, deluxe
kitchens. insulated, screened. wealth
erstripped-as modern as tomorrow.
Beautiful Handicapped lots.
TO REACH:-From 18Th 4 n Sts.
NE. continue straight oRt Beuniru
Rd. across Bridge at Minnesota Are
and continue straight on Benntrp
Rd. TO Normandy Village.
Evening star., 1941-07-05

new dwelling is raised from $2,5O0
to $4,000.
The President is authorized to
increase the maximum principal
amount of all mortgages insured
under Title II which may be out
standing at any one time from the
present $4,O0O,OO0,OOO to $4,000, ,0OO,-
900.
The authority of the administra-
tor under Title II to. insure mort
cages on existing homes is extended
for three years to July l, 1914, with
a limitation of IS per cent, against
the former 25 per cent, on the maxi
mum amount of insurance which
may involve existing homes. There
is no tirne limit on Title II insur-
ance of new-home mortgages.
Evening star., 1941-07-05

When this is dry, apply mixture
of the copper bronze and a bronzing
liquid, using soft brush of good
quality. After the bronzing coat has
dried, the surface may be glazed
with a green glaze of the desired
shade and stippled with a sponge.
A final coat of spar varnish will
complete the Job.
Evening star., 1941-07-05
Copper Bronze for Doors

A stippled green copper appear
ance may be given to a door by
use of pure copper bronze. First,
apply two coats of a good paint that
has been tinted to a copper color.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

,no ME eriltiert babe. Dabreno Sp.
s. grmuno M. 8olib, S.S., Ser 81
scprGliocnt ser ltniperiitat George
totpu, ser Sen Sciligen Stubl 1922
lno 1923 in Mosfauer @erbanblun=
gen iiber Die Srasc ser Heligionsirei-
belt pcrtrot, cine @rtIarung oes Sn-
baits auseab. boB Der fragtidc slb,
i6nitt ser io.pietii6cn @crfoilun5
,,nitbts lit als eine leere S6ole''.
Nui ser lit Seattle itott9cflnoenen
ssabrestasuns ser A.5.2. (american
Jcberation of 2obor) bielt Der bod
nit. 8ildof @eralo Sbaugneiip, g..
81, bon Seattle cine bebe,ltlame an=
iprabc, in ser ct sic organiiierte ST.
beiterie)aft a,iforberte, III peritarftem
MoBe ben S6us ber perfaiiungsredt-
lihcn Jreibeiteu 5u iibertpa6en, lmo
ct bctonte ausoriidlid, baB ,,oie na-
tiirlihen MeuIdenrehte in ser Sop-
jei,,nion unterbriidt iueroen tros bes
eebrldten 8ortes in ser Geriaillne"
Scr 8iidof iparute Die arbeiteri6nit.
niht miiBie 5u5llibauen, 1penn Sic He-
liaion unterbriidt tpiiroe, obne oaran
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12
&ioerfamasiuiae bes amerifamii6en Yslfes sesea
9ilfe iar has fommuaifiide s0pjetregime

86brcu6 bon MIR elmer fleinet
Mi,ocrbeit rnicrcr iosenannten
golfspertreter einiee beu atnt fin-
oen, elmer alunfaflenoen Silfe fit
oas fommuniltiide SopictrnBlano
aur6 ibrcn NadteiufluB iid su mi
Serietcll, bot bic Mebrbeit bes ante
rifaniidcu GolfeS icilcn allsgelpro-
dbeuen ltnpillen mo cuergild)eu Sro-
teit gcecn bas Gorbabcn ser Qriegs-
befiirlpprtcr crflort. ARit Musnabme
ctlidcr fommuuiltiih ecfdrbtcr pro,
teltaniiit)cr Grcbiacr l,nb &riegsbct-
ser bot sic &cbrbeit bes a,ucrifani=
fdcu GoIfes icineu lluipiilen 9egcn
einc Scipictbilfe Ia,lt beflmoct.
slilcu pcran itcbt ber bclnofrati1bc
Goifspcrtrcter Dies bon Seras, Soc-
tisenbcr bes. Sal,sauslduIles sur ltn-
teriad),ng unamerifaniIber l(mtric-
be, pcl6cr iib brieilid an Sen Sro=
fibrntcn tpanbtc nnb linn rlub Der,
a,,s crflGrte. bob cine 9feliaionsfrel=
belt iu scr So,pietuuion nidt criitierc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

iiir 5oipictruBIai,b befiirtDorfet nno
eleibseitig erfIdrt miro, bob Die fonl-
nltniitiihe Dnrbbringilns unieres
2anbes iiberfrieben nnb .nibt ein
9eitglieo irgenbeines 3tueiges uuierer
Hegier,ng -foInrn,,niitiid iei''. Inter
ben ltnteraeihneten befinben Ib
u8iibof" @iIin,n 9boiuas Ran-
ming bon SEEM Yorf, r8iibof' Seurp
Sobion bon Siio-0bio l,uh Baaaee
g. Gonfline, .8iibof" bon Chicago.
Der Gppeu tuuroe bon ae,tuetb 2es-
lie, S6riftfeiter bes uEroteltant 81
geit', Seem yorf, uno Gep. Or. @ufls
8. 8eabcr in ltmlauf geiest,, bic iie
a,,d) beln Fraitbenten llnterbreiteten
.es tpar infer 5ebler". beiBt es
INT oen1 appen, ,,bab mir nid,t unab-
lailig Ser 2iiee nit Der Babrbeit ealt-
eegentraten; baB nit Der piloelte.
ltebertreibung nidt mebr aIs ein
3ebntel bon eine,n Gro3ent unierer
8ebolferuna fomu,mniitilb lit; aaB
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

nidt elm Mitglico irgenb eines 3ipei!
gee iltierer Hesierung fontlni,niiiiib
lit; bab antiiemitismns Der idredlib-
ite auer seiftieen ausfdte lift, beiien
Samef bon Menihen ausgeitrent
tpiro. bic ibre Sitruanitdt aufsegeben
boben; boB burb i'm bic sss,ioen Der
5iinbenbed 1es gerrates abtriinniger
Gbriiten an ibrem gbrifteut,tm ,uer-
oen. ...
,Bir bereinieen unlern appen nit
ienem ber gnelilden 9irhe uno Der
rufiilben ortboboren Stride fir bas
Bolt &uBlanbs, Die &ote Ar,nee nno
bic 5oDietfiibrer. 49,"
Das 1ino bic @ottesmGnner, ,pelbe
I'M ipaniihen NeboIutionsfriege eber.
falls aufieiten Der briItenntoroenoen
aomuuniiten itanbet ,,no bic beute
init ben &ommuniften uuieres 2onoes
gemeiniame Code maben, uml un.
iere 8eeieruHs 81. itiirsen nnb cine
rote 9iftatur eiuauiiibren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

ten &ep,tbl,t uiiu.ad)tiy setpeien ,por.
Sotpeit iie iib nibt birefte geriebiun-.
gen 5ufontmen lieben, fonnten iie a,,db
nab Der Nieoerlaee ibre Sunftionen
beibebalteu. Da es iib nun beraus.
itellte, bab ibre ideiubare graebeubeit
gegeniiber Der politiideu &euorbuuns
in 5rontrei6 nur ntaureriibe Sor.
nung mar, bat Die &esierung allen
5reimourern oas &edt CUR ausiibmg
ofientliber amtsgepoIt eutsosen.
Nan barf eeipaunt iein, ob es
Raridau Betaiu eelingt, Den frei.
n1aureriiden ausiasitaa in 5rant.
reid enogiiltia a,ts5ufaubern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12
Tranfrei6s &f sesen bic Treimamrerei


(aipa) sSm elmer Ieiner Iesten So
oioanipraden bat Naribau Setain
erue,tt auf bic 8efdbriidfeit Der fran-
soiiiben Sreimaurerei biugetpieiea
,,uo nc,te Nabnobmen seeeu bieie an-
sefiinbist.
9ie aufl0Iung Der fransoiiiden
Gebeiugeicaldoften tuar I'M pergot-
geuen Sabre b,,rd eiu Geies bonn 13.
aua,1if 1910 berfiiu6iat tporoen. slui
8runo bieIes @eleses tpuroen oann
Iolgcnbe @ebeime 8eieuidaiten l,n-
tcroriidt: @roBSriett BON Granfreid),
8robe 2ose bon 5raufreid), ltnab=
1dngige rationale 2oee, SSnternatio=
nalcr eeniibter Sroeu fir Nenlden-
rehte imo Die Ebeoiopbiide @eien-
idoit. Die Sitter oieIer gebeimeeiea-
idafteu tplirben beihlosuubmt 1no
bie arrbipe berielbc,r, iotpeit lie BIS
ber al,fgefluben iperoeu founten, Ell
l,cr ipitematiiben SurdIu6une l.n=
icrsoeeu.,
Die 5olse bieier Nobnabuen mar,
baB sic 0titalieber Der ,tnteren @rooe
ser Nanrerei 5unt srobten Seile ibrc
satigfcit eiaitellten. Die boberen
8rabe ieood), meld)e bic befannte
maureriibe 0teiiterIhaft in Der Sar>
't,,ns beiisen, babeu ibre eebeime So
libaritdt peiterbin a,tfred)t erbolteu.
Die Ieite,,oeu 8riiber bliebcu meiter-
bin burh gebei,ne 8auoe miteinau-
ser perbunoen uno iadten ibren Gin.
iluB i'm Siuue Der 5reimdurerei gel
teno at MAIDEN. Nsit bloBen Boli5ei-
n,oBnabmcn tpar bielem .9reiben nidt
bei5ufoutuen. lin bicIe eebei,nen
@infliiiic aus5uibalten l,no Die 5rei-
ma1rerei. ,pelder 5rontrcid gum GUT
len Scile iein uotionales llneliid Der,
banft, su brauomarfen, bat Die Ste.
giernng Betain nunmebr az eiue,u
rabifaleu Mittel 3ufludt genomn,en,
gs ipurben sic auieefunoenen 0iit-
alieberlilten beroffentlid)t, in oeneu
bie Nau1en ser boben Biiroentrdger
ser 2oge, ser maurerildeu Sffi5iere
llnb ser oberen @robe entbalten }ino.
9ur6 biele MaBuabnte lit nunn1ebr
sic Oeffentli6feit ielbit iultanb &C.
lett, nalreriibe @infliilIe 5,lriidsu-
meiien, un6 bie gebeime Solioaritat
ser 8riiber ipirf,lngs1os at mabeu.
9a oos @ebeilnnis Sic eisentlids
@rluolage fiir sic Madjt Ser 5rei-
,nalrer it, beoe,,tet sic riidiibtslofe
Neunung aIler Ieiteuben Maltrer su-
sleid al1b ben itdrtten Sdlas eesen
oie @eIeuI6aft. 8ereits ipuroe i'm
fron50iiiden antsblatt cine 2iIte bon
iiber 500 gtamen befannt geeeben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

.pobei es a,tffiel, spie iebr bie Nourer
Ieitenoe uirtldaftli6e Shliiiielpoti-
tionen in oen @dnoen batten.
. Cine ipeitere WaBnabme ribtet Iidb
gegen bic Sreiuaurer unter ben bobe.
rem Staatsbeamteu. Biele unter ibnen
berbanfen lire Steilrng muir Der ua,-
reriiden Broteftiou, bic in Der 9rit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

5ll Denten, naB 0ai111 mt ltlleu9odrer
2osif oie arbeiterld)aft icIbit oas
uddite Opfer oer &elisiensperfolgei
| iei.
Ser 8iidoi nonnte in Ieiner Nn=
iprade &ublauo Elm 2ano ber Ser.
nil iitluug unb .3eritorung, mo eleno,
Sunger lmo 8crlflnbung berrlden
uno 10 oie Me,tl6enbersen 5erntalnt-
ten, langc bcpor bic erlten be,tlben
@ombeu innerbalb iciuer gren5en
nicocriiclen. 9ic st6erfeunung oes
cincn Natltrre6tes, 10 parute ser gi,
lbof fibre l1upeiger1ib 5nr aber-
fennlug unb 2eusnung anoerer nno
| l6licblid) aller Hebte. 8ena,1 10 mie
in 9cutl6lanS rno &rblanb Die &et)<
te Scr Mrbeiicr lll,teroriidt tuiiroe,l
10 lpiirbe sort a,tb sic Steligion leibit
,rnterbriidt. llno 5uor seidebe bies
aui @runo eines irnern losilden 3u-
ianulcrboueeS: oie stufbeb,ms Ser
neutrality-suspicious. &etbte mii'le not
0coruuseu CUR 3critoruue aller na'
tiirIibeu Meu1dcurehte fiibreu.
ersbi1dof Sobn Z. 9scRidolos
bon Cincinnati ,ertldrte auldBlih el.
ner sc,paItiscn &unbgebims oes 81.
9famcu SSeiu.Screius: ~So,pietrub-
lano lit ein bciestes, 2ano. Die Re
gierung lit in Sanbeu bon gottloirn.
un,Heulhlidcn Sprannen, Die neriuft
babeu, oeu atbeiitilbeu aon,uanis-
nu,s ,lidt MIR &uBlanb, iouoern al=
len GoIfern ser eroe auf5,,smingen.
Die safigfcit ser aomrauniiten lelbit
in uuler,u 2anbe ,,no gerabe in &C.
gelltpartieeu ausenblid lit eiue Ser
lceuna bes driitlibcn 8cuiiiel,s. "a
ober ibr Spitcm bort uuuloslid lit, no
relieiolc 5reibeit berribt unb ei,t per-
lonli1er @ott a,rcrfnnut miro, babe'l
iie iib be,uiibt, aile rcligiole t5reibeit
5u 5eritoren ,ub in ibrer seiltisen
Gcrblenoung babcn iie perIudt, Die
@pttcsibee uno Die 8ottesliebe i'm
Geritonb uno in Sen Sersen ser @ldu-
bigeu at pernidter. &ir amerifaner
lpilien, baB Die bette 8arantie au uu-
lercr ircibeiten Die Hclieionsfrcibeit
lit.
Bir biirieu iebeb bas ruiiiids
Golf ni6t nit ser Soipietrcsier,ns
ibentiiisieren. es eibt getpiB 9tillio-
men armer unb eottesfiirhtiser Sui
icu, sic Sen gottloien &onml1nismus
ibrcr Gcgcrllng bailen uno bie un-
ablal1ig um ibre 8efrei,ms beten.
9ir beten tdelid), baB Gott grbar-
men babe NIT Dem rriiii6en golfe,
sic Sage ser MISUNDERSTANDING abr
fiir5e rno DEM r,iiiiden 8olfe frieo'
poae Sage ser Eroiperitat 'uieeer'
scbc.'
Der Sberbirte idloB nit @orteu
ser Spmpatbie fiir sic in ser 8elt
pcriolaten Sube,,, Sic inbeien in
l1ebercinitimmnrue nit oem sottliden
@cilsplan fiir cine ,,eue 8eltoro-
nl1na arbeiteu iollten.
@il6of Sobn ". Duffp BON 8uffo>
10 befiirdtet lo9ar cine Spoltung
uno llnciuiefeit in unlerm 2auoe ill=
iol9e Ser Meiuunesberldiebenbe
iiber sic Sowietr,blanbbilfe. @ie
aue &elt piiie, 1puroe uuo miro in
SopjetrltBlano stbeislms uno Got
tesbaB eelebrt uno perbreitet. gs tit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

sn Ser Bodenidrift ,,gollier's''
erfldrt 8rdiibeut 3ooiebelt in einem
artifel, oaB es ii6 bel 6e,u Streif i'm
8etrieb Der ,,9eortb a,uerican Anio.
ton Co." in Snsleuoob; galif. Tim
lesten SSuni) nidt nm eincn bono
fi6e- Streif, ionbern um cine ,,fom.
m,rniitiide Nadenidaft" eebonoeH
babe.
Ridorb &. Sranfeuiteen, ser Sci.
ter Der bortigen Jiueaeusorbeiter- -9b-
teiluug ser l1niteo a,itomobile 8orf.
ers l1nion (GSS) crflGrte, oie 9tebr.
beit ser Sualeiuoober 8eleaidait be-
trad)te heu 5treif ais ein ,,beimtiidi-
ides fomtnuuiItiIhes Harteinono-
ber".
8as lit eeideben uno ,pos .9e-
I6iebt, ,,m oieien unamerifanilden
l1mtrieben Elm enoe 81. maden2
8ei mStapella,f bes ioeben fer
tiggeItellten Sdiffes rBaoere,pifi"
Der neu eeeriinoeten poInild -omeri-
faniiden Sdiffabrtsaeieuidaft in
Mobile, ala., ipur6e anIteIIe bcs Ionft
bel bieieu &eibeseremonien iibIihen
gbatupaeners, auf @unIb ser Beam.
ten Der @eieuidaft, Beibuaiier ner.
nenoet. i,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-12

a,u. Sames u. Wiais, 6.S.F.
Nfit Sonntag, 2. &ooeubcr, bat
Der befa,ntc 8abiorebner &ep. Gil
Lis sic 13. Serie leiner Gabioan.
jproheu ipdbrcnb ser ionntagliden
.,eatbolic Sour" beeonncn nno
tpirb bielelbcn bis sum ID. De-
5cn,ber fortiesen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Housekeeping Rooms

ASH 1870 Two front rooms, Murphy
sink. hot water. couple. So
BOULFVARD East Grand 2f37 Two
rooms IS 3D. So complete: Frigidaaire
adults 'Dear Dodge free parking
CHOPE. 1909 ,Grand Riverl Attractive
studio apartment real kitchen, fetrigeta-
ton Tyler 6-I62t
nicely furnished IA rooms Fugdaire.
Sc up
MNYBURY GRAND. $3.50 Q 'front.' rooms
everything furnished LAFAYETTE 0s2l
MILLER ROAD 1896 onearbornj Com
Portable suitable couples or single
reasonable fnear Ford'si
PHILADELPHIA East. 2s7 clean front
everything furnished; nuerspring mat
tress refrigeration telephone
ROsEDALE. so Cwoodward- Chryslerl
Large room. water. Ntchenette. single
Townsend 1882
sEIDEN 100 -i-2 Housekeeping rooms
redecorated comfortably furnished eX-
cclleut transportation reasonable
TEMPLE. 1908 tTmmhuln Front spot
less. homeukc furnished private bath.
reftigeration couple
TOWNSEND. 370i. near Mack quiet.
clean. comfortable. COOL good trans
portatiou
TRUMBULI. 1926 Lovely front two
rooms ktchenette ovcrstunrd. refris-
GRAFTON. $3.50. adults
WooDWN ARD -sEWAR Two large base
ment rooms Frridaifc. adults reason
able Madison 1917
COLORFD Refined adults furnished I'M
furnished Josephine. Apply 2oi Hague
Trinity 2-OjO9
.COLORED Rooms ktchene'tcs furnished
unfinished ADULTS ONLY 2i6 Car.
field Temple 1f2J6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

TINfNT BIO1 ~
CLMLNT CONTAGIOUS :
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DTSIGNIRS ~ TO0T~ mn
DESIGNING
DU AND uOID uACUNtNg

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