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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
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Nerpoier Serr: u9as aebt ober
nid)t. Sic iteben iett cine bolbe Stun=
Sc am Selepbon, obne ein @ort an
ipreben. slnbcre 2ellte mollen bo6
ou6 mal telepboniercn."
"Eit, pit, ib iprecbe oob NIT mel
ner 5ran."
2cbrer: ,,Nennt mir einige nit
,@eb' allommen9eiette Sauptwor=
ter"
S6iiler: u3abnipeb, 2eib,peb,
Gopfmeb."
2ebrer: ,,@ut! @er lpeiB nod ei=
niae 8eiipiele?"
Garlben: ,,8it,pe"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18


meintpeien, elmer .Snbultrie, ia iiber
elm eanses 2ano ober cine Golfss
flaiie bringen fann, baben piele ben
Streit prin5ipiea lit oen i6arfiten
MusSriiden perurteilt. anoere, Be-
rem Ser5 nit Sent @rbeiter in leinem
Gingen nab 8illiefeit uno @erebtis.
feit su ,parm i6ldet, lieben ii6 an
ser onoern ertremen aniidt binrei-
ben, oob icoer Streif sut5ubeiben
1ei. 9as 3ibtiee liegt aud bier in
Der Mitte.
8cnnaleid bas riltentlm ieoer
Seinoieliefeit obbolo lit, 10 geitattet
es oenno6 sic selbitperteioisl,ng.
0os @briltent,,m prebist Oas. @pon.
aeliun1 ser 2icbe. gs mod)te jeoen
Gornpf, ieben Streit aus Der @clt
perbannen. 8enn oas gelonge, oonn
9lbe es ielbitperi itanoli6 audi feinc
Selbitperteioiglmg mebr. an9eiponot
ouf oie slrbeiterfrage nodte oos
Gbriitentum elm ber5li6eS Ginpcrneb-
men aipilben &apital l1no Irbeit ber=
beiiiibren. 9aS perlan9eu ia ldon
Die gemeinibaftli6en SSSnterenen BON
Arbcitgeber nno Mrbeitnebmer. Ga
nun aber bieles Streben oeS Gbri=
itentlnts am b0len 8ilen oOer al
ser ielbitiiibtigen ltnipiiienbeit ser
Meniben i6eitert, miro oas ebriltcn-
t,,nl es feinem, ,peber beln s(rbeitge>
Der nod oem @rbeitnebmer peripcb=
rem, ib nit 3ubilienabme bon er@
laubten Mitteln ieine seibmalerten
Tebte au iidern.
SIT aber ser Streif ein Iolbes
crlaubtes Mittel? - 9ie Sotiobe,
oaB ser Streif in alien 2anoern lega-
liiiert lit, nno oab man nur gegen
ausidreitunsen seietlid porsesan-
gen lit, legt es ibon reht nobe, bab
ser Streif i'm Erin5ip iid nit bcll
2ebren Oes Gbriitentums pertrdgt.
@enn audi in ben briitli6en Staatell
gar piel eegen bas gbriltent,m ee-
iiinoist miro, 10 lit es ood faum an-
5unebmen, ooB man 10 fait san5 al,
semein fit Ben Streit eintrote, penn
Serielbe seeen sic 2ebren bes @bri-
itent,,ms perltobc Sn ser Sat lit ser
Streif ia ipeiter nid)ts als cine er-
lonbte GGtigteit ser perionlidben 5rei-
beit, nit ser s(biidt lid @eredti9feit
5u perl6affen, obne anbere in ibren
&edten 5u beeintrd6tisen. gs eibt
fein @eles, bas mid perpilibten
fonnte, in ser 6abrif bes @robfapi-
tolilten 4. 81 arbeiten. stlio barf id
au6 nab 8elieben sic Mrbeit nieber,
leeen, tpenn ourd meine arbeitsper>
ipeieerl1ng ionlt niemono in ieinen
Tebten beeintro6tist miro. Man
lperfe ni6t elm, boB ia Serr I. ourd
meine slrbeitsperipeieerlmg Sdaoen
erleioet. Serrn 4. seidiebt fein lln~
redt, oenn eritens bin id ibm nihts
| iduloig, uno 5ipeitens uiirbe i6 nit
Sreuoen iueiter arbeiten, tuenn ct
gerebte 2obne be5ablte 1no ionIt
lneine eeredten Soroerungen befrie-
Sigte. 9en S6aben, Sen er Ourd
sic Mrbeitseinltellumg erleibet, bat er
Ieiner eigenen llneeredtigfeit 5r5l,-
ibreiben.
Sod sic Notwithstanding zines
| o;,, ,,o,, ~ =, ,,aA 1opoo foi>, GS4roff
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18

Sbaoen fir oen &apitaliiten meit
GROCER lit, tpenn piele oie grbeit Elm.
Itellen, aIs tpenn nur elmer es tut.
lper6en au1 nod piele anbere in Dit.
leibenidaft ge5ogen: - Der arbeiter
ielbit uno ieine 8amilie, bic oft bar.
ben mub, neil ,pabreno oes Streifs
audi Ser arbeitslobn ausbleibt; an.
oere Nrbeiter, sic tpeeen bes streifs.
Ser iie gar nibts angebt. mitfeiern
miillen; biele @eiddftsleute. beren
Sanoel tpabreno bes .Streifs flont:
tura, ,penn 100000 arbeiter itreifen.
baben oft 100000 .Weniden mitan-
leioen. 9aber glauben mande, Der
Streit iei ,fein erlaubtes Mittel, iib
Dem aopitalilten segeniiber @ere6ti9.
felt 5u beridoffen.
8os Sen Sdaoen angebt, SEN Ser
&apitoliit nabreno oes Streifs er.
leioet, 10 mag er ser arbeiteridaft
oofiir bonfen, tpenn er burh Sdooen
flne miro. SelbltperltdnoIib miro
porausgeiebt, boB ser Sbaoen nibt
onr6 @elpaltafte ser arbeiter ent-
ltonoen lit, ioneern MIR ourd). Die
Nrbeitseinitelllng. AusIdreituneen
f0nnen ol1b tp0breno bes Strcifs
nidt genlg peroammt iperoen. Der
&apitoliit bat Elm Tebt oara,,f eab
leine grbeiter linn treu bleiben, 10
lonae er ielbit eeeen iie eerebt ift.
8cnn er aber, tros porberiger Anf.
iorSerrng, in ser llnserebtiefeit ee.
gen oen Nrbeitcr perbarrt, oann fann
bon einem &ontruftbrud bonieiten Der
arbeiter nid)t Sic Seoe iein: - er
bat ia ben 9ontraft 5lterit gebroden.
bobrlrd, bab er Sic @eredtigfeit Der.
lett, Die iebem &ontratt al9runoe
liegt. - SSas nlu1 ser groBe Sba.
Sen angebt Sen 10 piele nit SEN 5trei-
fern erleioen miiliel1, 10 lit ser frei-
lid iebr 81 beflagen, oarf ober nibt
Dem arbeiter ins sdulobud eeidrie.
ben lueroen, faas ser Streif gerebt
mar. 9ie groBen Maiien bes Golfe5.
sic NIT oeln Arbeiter litten. als Der
Streif nod i'm @ange ipar, iperoen
al,b teilbaben at oen beiferen Sci.
ten, oie ourd) einen liegreid) au @noe
gefiibrten Streif ins 2ano 5ieben.
@s lit alio bonieiten ser hriitliden
Sittenlebre ee9en SEN eerebten
Streif nidts eiu5utpenoen, ipenneleitb
au6 faIt ie6er streit Muspii6ie bat.
oie jeoermann, ser nod Sen eerina.
item Nnlpru1 olf driitlide @erehti9.
feitsliebe madt, periperfen mlB. Das
lit 3. g. oos boBerfiillte 3eritoren BON
6abrifeigentlm uno bas ,,Sabotaee";
sic i6War5en Gerlel.n1oungel1. oie 9e.
gen sic &apitalilten auseeltre,lt mer.
oen; sic seipaltiame 5ernbaltune bon
Nrbeitstpiaisen ,mo sic m0roeriiden
lteberfaae eesen ,,Strifebreofers''.
- iiberbaupt lit jeoe @enolttot au
per6ammen. Sobalo ser Streif anf.
bort Elm Streit ,,peridjrdnfter Arme''
ou iein, 5. +. lobalo sic Streifer iid
nid)t oanit be9niigen, sic Nrbeit az
perlpeigern uno al.f frieolide 8eiie
anoere at beranlaiien ibrem 8eiipiel
au foleen, fonoern 5ur @etpalt ibrei.
ten, bort ser streit auf, eeredt az
iein: - ct miro 5ur Nepolution i'm
| f(eirer 92np1tnhe 0n2 nIIeir ir,nn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18

DCI ~u'pS~' ~~'N"
f0nnte meinen, lie tpiirbe ablidtlid
bernabl0iii9t, I'M sic lmongencbnlen
1leberraibungeil, oie lie sn belderen
bern,ag 5u permeioen. 80 3. g.
ben aablenmGBigen 8eipeis ser Nb-
nabme ser @cburten lluo ser Salien.
8ie beiBt ood) oos Sprih,port: "9as
i6 nidt weib, modt, mid nidt beib. J"
Beil man nidt tpeiB, nie es al1l
fatboliidcr Seite nm oen @ebnrtcns
riidgang bcltellt lit, permog man oIl-
bererieits bie Nbmebr ,,idt in ecbo=
riger 3ciie 5u iiibren, 8. b. in Der
Seficntlihfeit. Soer seidicbt in Die
fer &idt,n9 bel ms 10 ,pcnig, ipell
man iid ibel,t, Sos ,,auf9etlorte En=
bIfnm Dor ben &opf 5u itoben ooer
fid oem Spott ser uiortgeIhrittcncn'
@lenente ol,s5uieten?
g'ebmcn mir llus ein 8ciipicl al
ben Sblpei5ern. SSSn ben uNencn
3iirber Nohridten' pcroiicntlid)tc
Die Gontonsgruppe 3iirih oes @otts
barb 9llnbcs nnldn9lt ols An5eigc
Die @inlab1ng 5u elmer u0foiicnpcr-
ion,mllung", ipie mir bier5l1lanoe ia
gen miiroen. 8ir eeben oeren Snbolt
bier inl &ortlolt lpieber, icood) obnc
Die in1 Srisinol nit fetten gudlta-
ben eeorlldtcn 3eileu berpor5lbeben:
los Ero5ent ser @ben finberlos
ODER MIR nit einem &inoe! 1880 tpa-
rem in ser Stoot 3iirib 43S Fro5ent
Der Sanlilien obne &inoer; q Yro-
aent ser ssamilieu nit einem &inoc,
nno nlr 292 Yroaent ser SoniIien
nit 5tpei lnO mebr &inoern. 9ie
6taot 3iirib miro I'M Sabre 1000,
allo idon in 60 SabrelL MIR nod
10000 Gintpobner 5oblen tpenn feline
3unanocrlng bonn Sanoe erfolgt.
@an5e @eipcrbc5ipcige uho 9an5e Sns
onltricn merben 3l1grlmSc geben; Elm
foum porltellbarcr Serfoll aller an-
Iaeelperte miro einleten.
ltno mad)en mir 1,ns feline Slit
iionen: i'm iiberpolferten europa miro
bieies 8cp0lferun9soaflnm anoere
nn5ieben. 60 pie ein fronfes Sier
Die &rGben anlodt, 10 tperoen nns
Die IremScu iiberld)nenlneu 1no er=
obern. llno bie Sdpci5 miro lid -
anb rein mllitdriib - folnn mcbr
,pebren f0nncn - 50blt ooh scr &C.
iamte @usSug ser Arrnee int Sabre
1000 fnapp 100000 Niann -, menll
es 10 ipeiter 9ebt!
Nber es borf nno es miro nidt 10
,peiter scben! 9ie Sfieniiue bcs &C.
bens be9innt, sic Sifeniipe ocs Nen-
anlboues, oes Gertrauens III oie 3u=
fnnft, scr lleberipinoung ser Sc
qnemlid)fcit.
9ie 6roge ser Tamilic lit por al
lem cine lold)e ser @eiinnlng. Cine
Mntter BON iedS &inocrn lbreibt:
,,Gie i'uaen @bclei.te luoIlen lei
Der niht mebr opiern, iino trot
Sport feiner ltroifen Selbiter5ie.
bung iGbih pollen mir nod ge'
nieben. @s feblt uns on opierbe-
reitcn Nfiittcrn l,no GGtern. &in-
Ser geoeibeu orl6 ni6t in elmer
fol6en egoiitii6en llnrgeblmg, III
Der pcocr ST nod Sie ipirflid]e
@Itern aui6ubringen pern1ogcn. @s
IL in Siripu Grriien hpitimu1t frinP
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18
lleber Die Grlanbtbeit bes Mrbeiterfreifs

(Musf,tnft fir M. S., T.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-18

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

PITTSBURGH. March 21.-
Trainmen aboard the Buckeye
Limited passenger train which was
derailed at nearby Baden on SUM-
day night today told of seeing two
strange men at the wreck scene
from which two Negro women fled
on foot.
Charles Fl. Milburn, fireman on
the Inflated Pennsylvania train,
told of seeing the men who made
no effort to aid" the ia injured
, in the wreck which claimed five
lives.
Edison fireman on the
Manhattan Limited which roared
over the same line with "A Russian
engineers and diplomats aboard 20
minutes a he a d of the Buckeye
Limited, also saw the strange pair
along the tracks.
The Russians comprised party
of engineers and diplomats who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

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"HuDsON's BAY" Lionel Barrymore and
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Wrecked Train Crew Reveals
Two Women Fled Scene

arrived at San Pedro Cal. from
Vladivostok on March II, W. A.
Phillips. Pennsylvania assistant
general passenger agent. testified.
Nine diplomats stayed in Los An
geles, while the A others entrained
for New York and Washington,
Phillips said.
SABOTAGE SUPPORTED
Testimony regarding the Rus
sian party was a significant de-
velopment following as ii did sus-
picions voiced by railroad officials
that the Manhattan may have been
the intended object of the train
wreckers.
During a night session several
other witnesses gave testimony
that supported the sabotage the
DRY. A, signal maintainer and a
track foreman told of going to the
wreck scene and discovering that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
DETROIT EVENING TINES lpHoNE CHERRY $500

a section OF rail had been re-
moved.
1--WE seen a lot Of wrecks but
never anything like that" tes-
tifiedC. S. Crab IN. the signal
maintainer.
Meanwhile. as FBI. ice, state
and local authorities probed the
wreck, a railroad worker found at
the wreck scene a wrench believed
used in removing bolts from the
rail plates Sunday night a claw
bar and another wrench, which the
railroad said had been used
to remove a 30-foot rail, were
recovered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

How the latest coiffures reflect tn,
influence of the war, is shown :. will
words and in illustrations in two color'
-. in The American Weekly.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
British Win
 War With Iraq Solidify Front

UNDATED, May 31 (R)- With the envolopment of Crete seem ingly complete, except for a for maj British acknowledgement of an Axis victory, the British won a war wihtin war in Iraq and solidifed that front. British mo- torized forces pressed into the outskirts of Baghdad, which dis patches said was filled with riots. The government asked for an armistice, after Rashid Ali Algalani, pro-Axis Iraq leadsr, fled to Iran taking the child king, six-year-old Fiesal, the Sec ond.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
MEDITERRANEAN ELIMINATED AS LINK BETWEEN BRITAIN
 AND THE MIDDLE EAST

UNDATED, June 2 (P9 - Hit Ter and Mussol.ni reached a new "completz agreement in the course of another meeting at Brenner Pass and at the same time the British acknowledged that the Mediterranean has be- come virtually an Axis s-a.' This situation and how to capit- aize on it undoubtedly figured in the Hitler and Mussolini talks.
 Qualified informants in London said the past weeks develop ments, notably the fall of Crete and the alignment of France with the Axis, practically eliminated the Mediterranean as a link be- tween Britain and the Middle East. Even fast WarShips, 1t was sad, would likely find transit of the 1900-mile sea, a feat of ex- treme peril as th-re are two dan garOus bottlenecks at the mid de, for surface vessels. The dan ger zones are: the two hundred mile stretch bstWeen Crete and
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

Libya and the hundred mile gap between Sicily and French-ruled Tunisia, and were described as vulnerable ito attacks by Axis bOmbers.
 Hitler and MussOlini conferr q fer several hours at Brenner Pass making the sixth time they have mot since the war began, each meeting signalling the beginning of an -nd of a major phase. The Axis leaders last meeting was on January 20, and preceded the Nazi assault on Yugoslavia and Greece.
 Fascist editor Gayda asserted that Britain lost 45,0OO troops, killed or captured in Crete, the claim far sxceeding unofficial British estimates of only 30,000 Allied soldiers engaged in the de fense of the island. Greek sources at Cairo last week reported l8,000 Germans were killed in the inva- sion ,incuding 5000 drowned un- der guns of the British fleet.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
City Manchester Heavily Bombed

MANCHESTER, June 2 (41 - Gsrman planes poured thousands of incendiaries and high eXplo- siVe bombs on this manufactur- fig city Rescue crews were handi capped by the heavy pail of smoke as they dug for victims buried in the wreckags. Although several fires were started by the bombs none got out of control.
 A number of nurses were fear ed buried in the Wreckage of a nurses home which received a direct high explosive hit. Two hospitals were damage in other areas. Three churches, several shelters and numerous homes were hit.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
Men Compelled Leave Baggage

BLARRITZ, Nazi Occupied France, May 31 (P) - No ex- planation, except "diplomatic reasons" was given for two ann bulance drivers, Charles McCar- thy and Langford Harris being among the freed survivors. They had passports marked as students so the Germans did not realize their work.
 The men who crossed into Spain were compelled to leave all baggage behind. The women were allowed to take their hand luggage.
 A representative of the U. s. Embassy at Madrid is going to Biarritz Monday to investigate.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
5. 5. Columbia Sails For Nome With Passengers
Soldier Shoots
 And Kills Self Memorial Day

SEWARD, May 31 (4o) - Pri- vate Hal F. Emerson of Fort Rich ardson who was working as guard during the discharge of Army freight hsre, was shot in the head and killed in a Mem or. 9l Day tragedy. He also shot a woman who is in the June Mea- doWs Hosp.tal, badly wounded.
 Authorities are investigating the woman's story of quarrel which started over paying a dollar for liquor in the restricted district. He shot her and killed himself with a .45 calibre automatic.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
Some Allies Escape To Nearby Island of GavdOS

The German high command said pursuit of British and Greek forces eastward over the moun- tains of the coastal plains of Crete, is tightening the wise on the last defenders of the island
 as a junction with Italian forces, who landed at the eastern end of the island, is near. It was also said that some British and Greeks fad to the island of Cav dos, 25 miles to the south but the Luftwaffe is smashing them.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
Unexplained Fire
 In Boeing Plant Vancouver, B. (.

VANCOUVER, B. C. June 2 EA) An unexplained fire roared in the administration building of the new Boeing Aircraft of Canada plant yesterday, doing damage es timatsd at S67,0O0 to the build ing and an additional $5,000 done to the exterior of a new fac tory, not yet in full production of big PBY flying boats, for which is was built.
 Efforts of firemen aided by stu dent fliers from a nearby RAF training center, stopped the blaze after two hours.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
PLANS TO MEET US. MOVES
 PRESUMABLY FORMED PART
 HITLER, MUSSOLINI MEETING

ROME, June tP) - Informed Fascists said plans for meeting any move by the United States, presumably formed a part of the conversations between Hitler and MuSSolini. Observers said the Axis l=aders were probably con cerned over the prospect of fur ther action by the United States in line with the Presidents pro- gram to defend the Western Hem
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
U. s. To Judge France By Acts, And Not Words

WASHINGTON, May 31 tH) - Authoritative quarters here re- ported that the United States will soon notify France that future acts, not words, will be the basis for American judgement of French and German collabora- tion.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

iSphsre with the navy, and involv ing French West Africa, the Azores and other Atlantic Is lands. Informed sources predict ed that Italian forces will use Crete as a springboard for new attacks by air on the British po- sitions in the triangle formed by the Island of Cyprus, the Egypt ian port of Alexandria, and the Palestine port of Haifa.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
British Report Gen. Freyberg Alive, With Troops

LONDON, May 31 (P) - The War Office announced that Gen eral B c. Freyberg, commander of the British Imperial Forces at Crete was "alive with his troops" refuting the German claim that he was killed while fleeing by plane to Egypt.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
French Fight British Attacks On Tunisia

UNDATED, May 31 (P) - The French reported that British plan es yesterday attacked, Sfax, Tu- nisia, again, less than 24 hours after Vichy formally protested bombing last Wednesday,. A dis patch to Vichy admitted that an Italian ship was bombed but that French naval units and the air force are assuring the defense of Sfax" No details were mention ed.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
Suggest Shifting
 Fleet to Atlantic

WASHINGTON, May 31 iP) - Senator Norris, only living legis- lator who voted against entering the last war, suggested that the administration consider the pos sbility of shifting the main body of the fleet to the Atlantic.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
Il9 Survivors Zamzam Sinking Enter Spain

SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain, May 3l LP) - A group of 119 Ameri- can survivors of the sunk Zam- gam crossed into Spain, but 21 of the others, the American ambu- lance drivers, were held by the Germans.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
Planes Drop
 Bombs Dublin

UNDATED, May 31 (FD - Un- identified planes roared ovsr neu tral Dublin dropping three bombs killing 52 persons and injuring perhaps 200. One bomb blew the glass out of a skylight near the front door of the U. s. legation.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02
FIRST PASSENGER BOAT OF
 SEASON, COLUMBIA, SAILED
 SATURDAY A. M. FOR NOME

SEATTLE. May 3l lP) - The s. Columbia of the Alaska line fled at 10 a. m. for Nome with @ following passengers: Barney Rolando R A Stremel
 Frank " Green Alphonso Lang A L Morton
 V J Thierman Mir & Mrs M s Mitrovitch Mrs Hilkey Robinson Mrs E w Quigley A c Reid
 MT and Mrs o N Allen Glen D Timph Robert Hill August Adams Alfred BaSt
 Ed Martin
 NB Morgan C J Carlson John Mover Al Farrel
 Mrs Alma Keene Ann Withrow Hans Lind H D Longfellow F L Mcdonald H Engstrom Ernest Newt Ray Guneau C B Smith Don MacPherson Fred Smith
 Sam Galloway Jzrold Dougal Frank TOmkinS Fred Anderson H J Fields w J Belcher J P Everett w H Mansford R L Oliver Hampton Nett Dr K L Craven Howard Lyng Mrs OrVille Van and child Wayne Fugitt Louis A Jacobson A Mattson Leo Seidenverg Mrs Marjorie Maloney Marie Alberta Forshang J B Allister Rod Pohl Robert Coats June GateWood Mrs Walda Mold
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-02

Mrs H EngStrom and two
 children Anna Harrison E " McConaghy J E. Shaw A R Kelly w A Lewis L c Puiver T W Steward K R McNair Y o Mcdowell M E Frazier Francis Taylor E A Furrer Paul Yost Charles Willoughby H c Stofer Earl Bray J A SeWell John A Speece Chesley McDonald Walter Burgess Perrin Mrs George Madsen and
 infant Mrs A Sather and son Jack Shaw Tom Shaw Miss F A Bell Mrs J H Morrison MT and Mrs. Fred Aver William Stumpf Ruth Smith Clara Smith MT and Mrs. George Crook and two infants C z Shallit w B Swain P A Holmes J w Steen William Cody H V Nuckolls R E Uren Pay Rambo Edward Began Frank Rowe N B Hale Irwin Plowhead William Lyal J T Baker C J Hess Gregory Land K H Straughn Ray Mckinney Jay Wells P o Workman W L Ware M M Frink H R Vallotton Walter Hamon Continued on Page Three)
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ptary law without the slightest bat
OF an eye. Fer that reason. their
highly educational and interesting
meetings are always conducted
with decorum and order.
The Detroit Study club met FRI
day at the YwCA with the presi-
dent. Mrs. Robert Lantoin In the
dual capacity OF presiding officer
and hostess. Their knowledge OF
parliamentary law net withstand
ing. the members and guests At this
meeting were put through their
PAGES by Mrs. John Loomis who
gave them a vigorous work out on
the rules OF the club life. Each per-
on received numbered SLIPS on
which were pertinent questions
which they answered when their
turn came. Some OF the unenliSht-
ened visitors went home that much
more educated by learning among