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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Lake Recount
Case in Court
Hsorins il Set
for Wednesday

Q UNLESS the Lake Township
Board of Canvassers can show
cause in Circuit Judge James E.
Spier's court Wednesday why q
writ Of mandamus should not be
issued, Clayton Visnaw defeated
candidate for board Of review,
will be granted recount.
Visnaw, q Democrat, lost to
William D. WarAeld, 1913 to
1880, attempted to file recount
petitions with Township Clerk
Jack Sheldon, the petition states.
Sheldon. 1t Is alleged, accepted
SIS from visnaw, but denied his
right to q recount Of votes on
the board Of review race.
Visnaw's petition was pre-
to Judge Spier yesterday
by Malcolm Trombley, Mount
Clemens attorney.
Recounts were also denied
three other unsuccesful Demo-
cratic candidates when the town.
ship attorney ruled their petit
tons. hled the Monday follow
ing the official canvass, had not
been entered within the three
day time limit. Trombley said he
will contend that Sunday was
the third day and, ~ q legal
Monday was automati-
cally set d the deadline.
Others WI no unsuccessfully
sought . recount are Abe Allard,
defeated for supervisor by Ad-
rian A. Lingemann, Jack Nc
Curdy, defeated candidate for
Treasurer, and Fred Maitland.
who unnecessarily sought the
justice Of the peace post.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Seven Injured
in Accidents,
pitshsd sMoehins
Rolls Over

oSeven persons were injured,
two seriously, in two automobile
accidents in Macomb county last
night.
The injured:
Norman A. Wosny, 80, Of De-
troit.
Julius Lane, 20, Of Detroit.
Stanley syr>wik, -, Of De-
James Hench, %, Of 60 Belle
view, Mount Clemens.
jeanette Riley, q, Of Is Clair
avenue, Mount Clemens.
Lawrence Morgan, Is, Of De-
troit.
Allison Watts Klineschmidt,
q, Of 1850 North Gratiot, Mount
Clemens.
Wozny, Lane and Syrowik
were injured when car driven
by Womy crashed into q ditch
and rolled over on Gratiot near
Masonic boulevard at about
1880 o'clock last night.
Wozny and Lane were in st.
Joseph's hospital today in q seri-
Gus condition while Syrowkk re-
ceived first aid and was released.
Syrowik told sheriffs deputies
that Wozny lost control Of the
car when he attempted to avoid
an oncoming vehicle which was
driving in the center Of the high
way. The other car did not stop.
Morgan and the Mount Glenn
ems residents were injured when
the car driven by Hench crashed
into q tree ut the intersection of
South Walnut and Robertson
shortly before 1890 o'clock this
morning.
Hench, who was only slightly
injured, said that his brakes
failed to hold when he ap-
preached the intersection.
The other three were treated
for their injuries at st. Joseph's
hospital and released.
At least seven other accidents,
all Of . minor nature, were re-
ported In the county during last
night. None Of the occupants Of
these cars were reported hurt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Big Jake
Crashes
Gate

Q Big Sheriff Jake Theut this
week proved conclusively that
he isn't to be fooled with" /.
Irving Litwin, 81, Of Detroit.
an alleged Macomb county
gambler, will attest to that.
Thursday afternoon, Sheriff
Theut and Deputy Sheriff John
South received q tip that Lit
win was operating q handbook
in Van Dyke, and Jake and his
assistant went out to investigate.
When they arrived at an auto
supply house In that village In
which Litwin was said to be, the
sheriff demanded entrance.
There was no answer.
Jake hurled his huge frame
See RAID-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Miller Sends
Another Man
to Jail

Erred Moots, as, of Ham,
tramck, yesterday became the
10th traffic law violator to be
sentenced to q straight Jail term
by Justice of the Peace William
Miller, Of Warren township.
Moots pleaded guilty to q
charge of reckless driving before
Miller Friday afternoon and was
sentenced to pay q fine Of $3.50
and to serve five days in the
county Jail. In case the fine was
not paid, he was to serve five
additional days.
He was arrested by deputy
.sheriffs In Warren township.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
May Extend
FOOd-StarnD
Experiment

CLEANSING, April 26- @-
Statewide use of the food stamp
plan for distribution of surplus
commodities to relief clients is
to be proposed here next week
at a meeting of the Michigan So
cial Welfare Commission which
has been considering adoption
of the plan on a regional basis in
the upper peninsula.
At present five lower PENN
sula counties, Wayne, Kent,
Ingham, Genesee and Bay are
using food stamps and w. ].
Maxey, state supervisor Of sur
plus commodities distribution,
said three more, Kalamazoo,
Oakland and Shiawassee, were
sucheduled to start n MGy.
Saginaw county also has the
plan under condensation, he
said.
Z. n. Rowland, of Milwaukee,
executive assistant regional d.
rector Of tlassurplus marketing
administration, said u H.
Crouch, supervisor ofthe district
which includes the Upper PEN
inslilA, of Michigaus would ap-
pear beore the welfare cennaiD-
non at It, meeting. opening
Y dnesdsy I'll di1lssl "a 80
hdl thesn NIlehieAn counties and
also would prnpose statewide
use of the stamina
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26

WASHINGTON, April 26-R
Probable intensification Of Ger
man raider operations against
British shipping this spring and
summer was viewed by naval
experts today as one of the prin-
cipal reasons underlying a far
flung extension of the American
neutrality patrol.
Informed quarters expressed
belief that with the arrival Of
more dependable weather, Nazi
surface raiders and oceafl-go-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Dynamite and Candy
DETONATORS USED BY CHILDREN
FOR WHISTLES; AGO.
MISSING
MISSING

ONEEDLES, Calf, April %
Children have been playing
with dynamite and decorators in
large quantities here for days.
Some used the decorators for
whistles, blowing into the open
end. A few boys even carried
them TO dinner tables with their
parents unaware Of the danger.
Others, realizing the tubes
would explode, wrapped paper
around them. struck matches to
them and hurled them from hill
tops outside the city.
This went On until Jerry VIII
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
They Dig Bomb Holes
FTCMS DON'T RELY ON BCASIS
TO MAKE PITS LOOK
AUTHENTIC

q HOLLYwOOD, April 26-(R
- In cinemaland. they don't
blast bomb holes for simulated
air raids from bombardment
planes that aren't there-thsy
dig 'eml
Laborers worked three dsys
digging Q bomb hole 30 fees n
diameter and 10 feet deep and
mining Il with black p0w0ee
charges for IN imitation London
bombing in the new war aim
THE Flight Patrol"
Four steel drums, each -
inches in diameter Ind ave -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Development
Prompts Call
by Leaders
Lobor Secretory's
Move Surprises
Union Leaders

oDETROIT, April 26-(R-
Officials of the United Automo-
bile Workers (CIO) today were
called into session to determine
whether the unions threatened
strike against 80 plants of Gen.
eral Motors Corp. should be de-
layed because of last nights GER
LITIGATION of the dispute 70 the
National Defense Media tion
Board by Secretary Of Labor
Perkins. ~
The top bargaining commit
tee of the union's q. u. depart
ment scheduled . meeting 10
day with r. ]. Thomas, union
president, and Walter p. Neu-
Their, head Of its G. n. depart
ment, to consider the situation
created by the certification,"
This meeting was preliminsey
to q session here 9s,u1 III: ~ tn,
unions jn1esno 6nal I m n,tiNn
board to- 49, = q = y
Thomas said last might he was
"sure the board favors 4 strike"
The union had announced that
locals covering 80 of the corpora
tons 81 plants had authorized
q walkout.
The certification order came
while James F. Dewey, Federal
conciliator, was presiding over
negotiations here in which the
union is seeking q new contract
with the corporation to provide
q union shop, q 10-cent hourly
wage boost and other conces-
sions.
Dewey said he had not recon-
certification and that,
although he awaited instructions
from the mediation board, be
thought I'VE may 60 on with ne
gotiations here just the same. I
still think this thing could be
settled here"
The union, which has pledged
not to call out defense production
workers in event of q strike, yes
terday charged the corporation
with 'insincere bargaining"
during eight weeks Of negotia-
tions over union demands.
The GM-UAW dispute was
the first case from Michigan to
be assigned to the defense medi-
alton board.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26

lis, 8, brought home what he
called q metal firecracker and
asked his brother, Fred, 10, to
light It. Fred did and lost q
thumb. and the tips Of two fin
gers. Jerry said schoolmates
were. passing the decorators
around between classes. Miss
Neva Hagaman, principal, re-
covered IS caps from grade
school pupils.
After that teachers, parents
and police took 100 detonstors
from so children,
Be- DxNA1GIxI-Rass Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Ford Status
Undetermined
Relationship
Ruling Awoitsd

oThe draft status Of Benson
Ford. grandson Of Henry Ford,
remained undetermined today
because the chairman Of his Ma
comb county draft hoard raised
. question Of his own eligibility
to oct in the case.
The chairman h Charles N.
McNaughton, uncle 81 Edith Nc
Naughton, whose engagement to
the 21-year-old soA Of Edsel
Ford recently was announced.
McNaughton said he had plac-
ed the matter before Board No.
See FORD-pAgo 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Cars Slightly Damaged
On .Joy boulovHd

0Cars driven b. Sergt. Duane
Richardson. of Selfridse Field.
and Donald Coapbell. Of 242S
Sugarbush ~, were slightly
damaged 49, No. collided at
the interssesi6o g Joy boulevard
and Susarbuah shortly after one
o'clock this incoming. No one was
reported hurt
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Van Dyke Husband
CHARGES Cruelty

= Edward F. White, Of Van
Dyke, today filed suit in circuit
court asking q divorce from his
wife, Ella, charging she was
guilty of extreme cruelty. The
couple was married Sept. IL,
1898, and separated April 10,
lo4l.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26

deep. were placed n ~ hole
and filled with 10 lofno baqclk
powder bombs anA sanA :
IF that power w. p1oo14 -
one containef md M y
ed" aaid xrod Hune4ol
powder e4poge re 1oNl
1o,ooo cnG1D1l -
deQpped u ~ - DG
~ dummy lon6on cle14e
O. - seudio ~ Nv lQAo
torehoD wore - - -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26

Denv mio the free movies and
entertainment Tuesday night 1t
Ernest Copeland Sales 3 Ser
vice, xeo Seuth 0ratist Ave.
-edv.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Nazi Base is Blasted

olONDON, April 26-N9-Britlsh bombers launched
heavy ottock on the German naval base at ke lost night
and struck lighter blows Berlin. Bremerhoven, Whenns
hoven Emden Lubbock and Fredrchstodt the ministry Of in
formation sold today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Axis Force Thrown Back

eLONDON April 26-QThe British eorrison at Iobruk.
Lbyo beot off doyone otock by axis forces Yesterday and
took 80 prisoners without suffering single cosuolty the
ministry Of information announced today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Invaders Pass Thebes

oATHENS, Greece April 26-No-Germon troops driving
toward Athens have pushed post Thebes IS miles from the
copto and oso have token Mesomoneon. 100 miles west
Of Thebes authoritative Greek quarters announced today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26

oBERLlN April 26-Q41-The German high command de-
clored odoy that German and Italian troops had repulsed
British encceent thso the fortress Of Copuzzo in the
libyon frontier zone.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-26
Italians Ignore Roosevelt
FDR Suffers HallucinatiOns

oBERLlN AprI 26-N1-The American PRESIDENT IN the
opinion Of authorized Germans suffering from holucno-
tons thinking that axis forces may have onded on Green
land
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Tacomans Report
F ceiling Blast

rseenas DISTRICT. curiosity sncut
violent blast that sknok m the
entire district fof re. wednes-
49, sfisrnccn "a. sfln ncs ssti.
fied thursday
General agreement - % ~
tine fixed ths hlssi - spprcxl.
mstsiY Sos ? N. 1T The center
could have hen anywhere from
TIRE hundreds ~ reports that
poured into Newspaper and radio
offices and thc-s q city. county
and state police.
Same ssrv not - sire bit that
Il sss an earthquake. but sso~s
sainesse. heard a. explosion and
described the vibrations ss the-
of = conclusion tyre similar IN
quality and intensity % the ex.
pioslen Al tho Columbia Powder
Go plant AZ Fredertekson q few
weeks sse,
Ileesl official. we're unable q
find any evidence az an explosion.
however. and no one reported any
damage. although windows ratified
and picture. were Knocked OFT the
walls In a few instances
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

emergency does exist and that
Americans must give strong and
united support 10 ths presidents
program for defense. Elizabeth
Lay executive secretary for the
Tacoma chapter. sad Thursday
Above all. there must be no COM
promise with sppessement
Chief purpose OF the mass meet
ing. It is announced. Is 10 focus
opinion favoring increased aid to
Britain. China. and Greece, in &C
oordanee with whatever plan the
president may propose 10 congress.
Thu Tacoma committee. whose
officers include John T. McCutoh-
con. George NJ Hellyer. Alexander
Baltic. Mrs. c. A Erskine. Ms
J. ?. Fullager and Harold Deering.
maintains headquarters AZ IA
Jones building The phone Is MA
1884.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Mass Meeting
Friday Night
Defense for u. S.
To Be Discussed

Defend America mass meet
tnE 10 10 held AZ : o'clock Friday
night. Jan. 5. At Odd Fellows tenn
pie vii 10 the rsllying point for
Al local supporters Of President
koosevelt's defense program. It IS
announced by the Tacoma chapter.
Committee 10 Defend America BY
Aiding the Allies.
As chief speaker. MAJ. Z. Raw
Attebery, well-known army chap
ban and a careful student Of sub
versive activities in the United
States. will talk on The Fifth
Column in America
George Michel. chairman Of the
Tacoma Britsh-American War Re
lief. Will compare labor conditions
IN the democracies and under Hit
Ter DR. Paul p. Means will discuss
Why ! Don't Like Nazism." and
DR.. John W Robinson will talk on
Democratic Action" in connection
with the present crisis
We are convinced that an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Mrs. G. E. Jenkins
Dies al Ace Of IS

Mrs Emma Burns 1enkin. wife
Of Garrett Elliott Jenkins. Tacoma
contractor, 10 whom she had been
married 81 years. did "Wednesday
Al The family hou.. al Harrison
st
Resides hsr husband. sh- leave.
two sons, Clyde l. and Noble J.
of Tacoma three daughters. Mrs
Happy Emhrse II Tseoms. Mrs
Edith Jones 81 Fresno. Cal. and
Mrs Rerts Brown 81 Portland.
Ore. sister. Mrs Adelaide N
Gray 81 rskin. Ind. and five
grandchildren.
Mrs Jenkins. a native ~ rskin.
Ind. had lived In Tacoma 10 years
She was member Of Tacoma
lodge. Degree 81 Honor, women's
Benefit association If the Mac.
oshees. and Of Mckinley Park
Christian church.
nnckiry.kins will announce the
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

he's invested IL ths niekes Ne
gamers On a few IusseoSes But
that Sas pre-RNf
Among other things ~ SAYS
yen dant have "a starvs in gar
ret q ee = creator You can write
= sang anywhere. while driving
while eating The titie comes first
then wa whip ~ = scng around
IL ~ meiody around that His
ides. are subject Il revision. ne
takes advice
lie pulls out the contract. RMi
provides that thsy buy several
hundred 81 1, selected numbers
doahle.faeod recordings. Tor free
distribution 10 radio station.
q. n ielvers i.eeo professional
copies Tor distribution throughout
the world beginning Jan. 1 they
pay two cents for each chorus Of
performance; mi has options on
his 1000 unpublished works an
option % publish any manuscript
at no less than three cents per
sheet royalty in the L. 8; not
lei. than one cent per broadcast
performance no less than one
half Of sums collected for me
ehsniesl rights and option on
anything resembling . tune that
may pop into O. rs head hence.
forth.
We loak at the list Of tunes
he has. and finally recover our
breath. 1T look. like you've
got something ther~." We I'D
mil.
Il hope" .a,s q. n n hope.
ii's hem . long tiuse eeu,ing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03
Fight Over Use Of Music May Make Big Fortune for Tacoma Composer

and HOLLYWOOD. among them.
n. h
They tell him they aren't having
sny 50 he's going hack 20 Ia
coma 70 give with nor. numbers
ASCAP meantime dictates the
pree radio must nsy Tor playing
Is copyrighted tunes
Radio gets slerEie 10 that idea
and goes into the alphabet bust
ness On its own. forming RMl.
meaning Broadcast Muse Inc.
ard starts = manhunt for song
writers.
Come. Jan. I. and A>tAr
tunes 70 off the air over the
ma ior networks. mi pops up
with 10. discoveries. and look.
here. our fellow rscomsn
q. r.
Il seems O. r. heard about BMl
He tells en- what he's got
send samples. under No cir
cumstsnoes come 10 New York, "
comes the wire
The same old bologna I've been
hearing all these years" mutters
o r. making bologna rhyme with
phonv.
But he gives with the music
anyway. He also gives with re-
oordings OF his tunes little side
line he. picked up while spending
around 5000 on his hobby dur
ing the last 80 years
Quick like = flash comes
back the wire Come - soon
a. possible. vel pa, half the
airmaii charges on You" says
BNI
That's At u 30 = m. At <p. m.
next day o. r. has signed his arts
TIC life away. in New York city.
Quick in the airmail BMi sends
recordings Of ?. tunes selected
from o BIS list to aa2 stations,
for release beginning Jan. l. II
one Of en- connects, o. BIS made
IT.
You don't believe it Okay-
tune in and listen for something
about love. Your Kind OF Love. ="
This Is What I Call Real Love ="
Love. Love. Go Away" and AT
Last Know It's Love .
Here are more: The Rhythm
OF NV Heart"-"Midnisht kiss
Goodnight, Sleep Tight, Ny Oar
ling"
We heard this Rhythm Of
Nv Heart" tune In his record
Ing studio, In the Annohee
apartments at No. 4th and I.
Recorded by Muzzy Marceliino
and a killer-diller.
Hy Seaman. who plays quite a
chunk Of piano and puts o. b. -
ideas on paper for posterity. 10
taking notes as the photographer
arranges to shoot EN-. Seaman
and Carroll Deigman have collab-
GRATED with o. y. on some num-
bers
PLAY me the one We wrote this
morning" says o. b.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

Westminster Bible church, zoe
So & st. viii have Robert Harh.
ness. famed composer of gospel
hymns and pianist, a. It's guest
Thursday At 7ts ?. m. according
TO the Rev Adam n. Hunter. pas
tor.
The recital. In which all items
will feature compositions ~ the
guest artist. will interpret the
theme # Calvary. presenting a
spiritual message IN music. song
and story. Among the numbers Of.
fered will he a new theme chorus.
specially composed for the pro-
gram. An impromptu chorus also
Will be featured, In which Hardness
will set 20 music a text Of scripture
suggested by anyone in the aud
fence. After writing the music he
will teach the audience how To
sing IL.
A frec-will offering Will hs taken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

2AFN NWAN W. MIN HaNf
Ire photographer I ~snt 10 see
yeur eyes
sHns-.- ssss q. n n
Nani 60 So Neur rse.-
sounds like . reca song title."
Wait minute Ne intride.
how shout the IN. you wrote
tins morning
Hy hit. ehord. q p sces into
the chorus
What have YOU aons - ne
I ans like a bird N : trss
Hapnx and sAy the ilYs-ions oay
What have you done = ne
WV al the starr tonishtf
+ I'm surr thsrts million IN sisht
shining ahoVe can 4 - lexe
What have you done u me-
I I 81 you his. me sna NJ heart
said beware. take care - you'll fall
IN lew. &c.
How long" Ne wonder aloud.
doe. II take TO do that"
o r. admits II takes him at
least three minutes 20 compose
one.
Shades Of orpheusl We get out
our fingers see. one every
three minutes. eight hours = day
equals 100. to-hour week. equals
500, Republican year Of 50 weeks
equals Al 800 tunes a year
Gould YOU do that :" We sug-
gest timidly.
Il dunno" sa,s u. r. MAY
he should take time out for
lunch. But I use1 In ~ . "a
mile marathon runner. And
Elliott Metcan gave me
story for finishing II rounds
Of ls-hoie golf In enc ds,."
Inmpin' i've A marathon tune
smith. Waiter, bring us a strait.
jacket
There We are. in his studio. sur
rounded hy-who knows stacks
of what may he tomorrows hits.
The studio looks like = radio
station. In the studio there's
grand piano. ribbon and condenser
mikss. next door Is the control
room with his recording parspher-
MALTA and more records. more mu-
sic. more turntables. Taking up
most Of the extra snaoe IL batch
Of nickei-in-the-slot record ma
chimes known to the hep-cats s
juk.hoxes.
That looks interesting. We in
quire what gives.
Glow happens To ~ = jack
Of many trades. Inventor Of
the world famous Glow waf-
file flour. several other crea-
tions. he also IL q restauranter.
so when he couldn't sell his
tunes to publishers. he made
the market for his own tunes!
Paying a. much as $500 n
throw to have bands like Marcel
limo. Del Courtney. Gene ksrdos
record number. he buys the
boxes. puts them in circulation.
and plays his own disks.
His return on the heavy sugar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

Continued Prom Page Onel
~ years. Then comes = nation
Rlds battle 81 music and look
Hers = historical note befor'
ne 20 into the lsm-sesSion+
For wears. A>CAr. meaning
American society Of Authors.
Composer and Publishers,
has had the song hin tied M.
Thousands storm the doors 81
music publishers in New York
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

The sun had temperature Of
SO 900 900 degrees Fahrenheit at
its center. according 10 sstro-
physical estimates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

II you're not using IL. sell " with
a Fast Action Times Want Al.
Phone Main si5l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

Open your ewes = little saws
ire photographer. I ~snt 10 see
your eves"
Evening star., 1941-02-02

A squore meoI.
Dinner time at on
Auxilio Social center
for Sponish children
typieol Of thousands
being soved from city
streets.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

VAGRANT children of the streets of
Madrid ond other Sponsh cities ond
towns have been one of the most serious
and one Of the most heort- touching
oftermoths Of Spoin's long and devostot-
ing civil wor How in the midst OF
poverty and criticoI food shortage, in
tensfied by the woII Of wor and blockade
obout Spoin. her charities hove reached
out TO rescue these homeless children
who hove begged their food is shown in
these pictures just received in America
The effort hos been centered in the
"Auxilio Social" organized TO round up
the children, give them shelter, food edu-
eoton-to sove them for future Spoin.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

A bullet pocked
woII is fitting bock-
ground for some of
Modrid's S little curb
stone woifs who
hove begged food
ond shelter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-06
Observation-Disclosures
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,lht,,,,o, SsfretHre!

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