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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14

i6e 2anoe sebrouit tuar, oa nod
3u6t nn6 Site berrIhte, oa @efellie=
feit nno @emiitlidfeit ernites Stre-
ben beeleiteten, ba Der aiftiee 9a,,h
tes Raaitnms nidt ipie Rebltn1 fid
auf aaes leate nno nidt bie sonse
golfsfraft BEN ieIbftfiidtisen falten
8erebnunaen uno pobnuibisen 8la-
men bes uGiibrers" unb ieiner Cob
bells nno &ibbentrop nne @erins
mo Sdirad nno 9immler 1tno 2eg
uno Der eonaen eemeinen Sippe Der
Borteibonaen riidiidtslos seopfert
tpuroe. llnb iie peroen einen iebn=
luhspollen 8lid pormarts aelanot
baben in Die 3nfnnft, ba Dentidlano
mieoer irei iein miro bon bieier Se,.=
DIE nnb bas ar,ne oe,tide Solt nah
oen fiirbterliben Sturms nno
&rieesjobren tpieber tpirfen nnb fbafz
fen uno nit ben berrliden ibm bon
@ott berIiebenen @aben elm neues
9eutiblano aufboaen ,nb in eole'n
@ettbe,perb nit ben anbern 8Slfern
ser @roe iein noIleeriitteltes Mab aur
5orberuna Der &,,ltur beitraeen fann
'pie ebebem.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14

Daiein bes @briiten ion nibts iein
als bie eelebte 2iebe. @r mag t,m,
tpas ct tpiiI, beten ooer arbeiten oeer
iid nnterbalten, er tut int @runbe
eenommen inmer nnr eines. Ct
liebt einfad @ett uno Die Neniden.
@arum bat sic Stride pielfad ob=
eetpirtidaftet im Bolt? 8ar,un febrt
bas proletariat Der Stride ben 9aiif=
ten? Man mrb eeredt iein. @s eibt
biele anbere @riinoe. Aber elmer ser
tpidtieiten @riinbe lieet fi9erlid
oarin, oob 10 oft BEL fiibrenben @bri=
ften ein eetpaltieer l1nteribieb beltebt
atpiihen ser perfiinbeten uno ee=
glaubtem 2ebre uno Ser eelebten
8abrbeit, atpiiben Ser offiaienen
Jrommisfeit oes Sonntoes uno bem
Aatae, atpiiden Ser fatboliihen She
orie uno ser materialiiti itilhen Braris,
Dor alien in 8eruf nno @ei9dft unb
i'm 8erfebr nit bent N6diten.
Em,lus ipridt beswesen in Die
fem 3uiammenbane BON tonenbem
.@r3 nno Sdelleneeflineel. &atboli=
i6e @orte obne Acknowledgements
briltli6es 2eben, belonbers obne @e=
re6tisfeit nno 8armberaisfeit fir Die
ioaial Sieferltebenoen, ,pirfen, itatt
anauaieben, berausforbernb au @obn
uno 3orn segeniiber Der Stride. Sur
fatbuliibe 8orte in 8erbinoung nit
Iperftatieer 2iebe aieben on uno per-
binoen tpieber sic @etrennten nno
fdafien 10 beriobneno elm Eei1 6es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14

Stu6ent: Donnerpetter, erit bat
mir meine Birtin sic @olle beib 9e-
mabt Damn iise i9 ,peeen ber 8e<
aablune meines Sbuiters mie auf
aoblen, idreibe einen 8ranbbrief an
meinen Alten, nno babel friert mid
tpie Elm Sbneiber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14
N,iittuOdj, Sen IA. sasaar 1941


Ger @lailbe obne 8erfe tot" (Sssaf.
2,26). stpoitolat ser 2iebe lit nibt
nur Sbeneneeflireel nit .idOnen fiji.
BEN @orten, fonbern lebenbiee 2iebe
Der ean5en @initellune aum Nabiten.
60 allein entiteben Snieln bes sSrie.
oens alliiberau I'M 2anb. go aflein
foloniiiert mau in Der Belt fir ea3
ioaiole 9oniet,m Gbriiti.
9atboIiide 5rieoensinielm fine nnr
BORT at finoen, tpo Der Shz zMeni6
bem auseeiprobenen Du=Menfben
EIos eenabt bat uno po bas gbri.
ftent,,m ridt MIR geglaubt unb ber.
fiinoet, ionoern eelebt miro. aber
oas Hpoitolat ser 2iebe miro eiefe
Golonien oes Sriebens alaneft nm.
gebcn finoe,1 BON elmer @elt bes
ggoismus uno oes Safies nnb barum
MIR ii6ern burd ein orittes ebenie
tpeIenbaftes Clement, Die Schulz.
0as Ipoitolat Der 2iebe 1T gebuloig.
9as @ute eriitiert ouf bieier Belt
ielten in Heinfultur. Neben bem
gollfommenen lit elei6 bos llnpon.
fomnene, neben ser reifen guaen6
sic S6ipodbeit, neben Dem @ottes.-
fino oos 8eltfino, neben oem Ou-
Menl6en 1lnal,srottbares Sd Nen.
i6entllm.
aud ouf ser sSrieoensinfel, 400
lebenoige Gbriiten lpobnen, eibf es
oar,tm Sbtpierigfeiten. Dic 5rie..
bensinlel miro muir Damn nibt blobe
lltopie iein, mo oie 2iebe iid) 9eaen.
iiber iolden @iberI Itduben als trae.
fabig au bebal1pten peritebt. Banlns'
fommt auf bieien @eoanfen IN ieinem
@oben 2ieo Ser 2iebe nit ollem Gad.
orud at ipreden. Ole 2iebe, faet er.
lit lansmiitis; iie labt iid midt er.
bittern; iie iiberitebt alles. Yiit an.
oern @orteu: Sic iit traetrdftie.
Ser Srie6e Gbriiti i'm Sieide @brifti
lit 70 tief funoamentiert, oab er noe.
Scr burd sic gbarafterfebler nod
ourd seleeertfide 5einoieliefeit bes
N6hften in Sraee eeitent peroen fonn.
Nit oem miro oas apoiolat Der
2iebe, ion es nidt entmutiet iperoen,
rehnen ,niiiien. Bel6e fei9e ienti.
,nentale Nenihen weroen niht taueem
fiir 6ie 9oloniiierune elmer 5rieSenss
iniel. Nur itarfe mannlide Seelen
brinsen es fertie, sic barte ,piSer.
ipenitiee @roe ber eefoaenen Ratnr
nit Sdtpeib nno Eranen gum ader
@ottes umaneeitalten unb 10 @briitas
oem 5rieoensfiirlten bienitbar an mo-
hen.
@ir m6een alio 6as apoftolat oer
2iebe bonn Stanbpunft 5. @nt= =sSshung.
pom Stanopunft ser BerftGtiefeit
ooer bonn Stanopunft Der @eoul1
aus betrodten, es lit INNER etIpas.
bas nnr elm beIoenbafter &atbeliais.
mus fertie brinst. ssidts ldeint
leidter au iein als au lieben. SSn
Birfli6feit gibt es nidts Sd,pieri.
ceres, tpenn Die 2iebe i'm @eifte 6es
gbriitentums berltanben miro. Nnr
grobe Weniden fonnen eieentlib lie.
ben. Nur erobe WenI6en f0nnen fidb
,enti6en'', ,m allen alles al per-
oen.
An iolbe Weni9en ipenben tpir
uns auauererlt. Nidt an bic Maiie.
Q3;A& 'n,.,%,,oI ~, S:o fo4hoI;fAn Nl3nf{n
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14

SItC OCttSeNiuDS A'p
tieiernIte >8etradtlmg Itent III Ieiner
Iestlpodigen Iussabe Scr Wanoe>
rer' an iiber einen gersleib Der ben=
rieen @eibnadtsfeier an BEN &rie9ss
fronten 1,no ser 81. Nad)tfeier int
erIten 8eltfrieg ,nb Der 8eibnadts-
feier int oeutih- -fronaoiii6en &riese
1901. y
.Dem fran8oiiden 9idter sSran-
eois Cope, idreibt Scr 8anoe->
rer", ,,peroanfen ipir Die ibone @rs
sGblung, tpic I'M be,ttid- -frm5oiiid)en
arieec bon 1901 per Baris
Beibnadten aeieiert muroe. sSn oer
fternflaren stodt, oo ii4 De'tlbe
uno ;sran5oien einanoer seeeniiberla-
een, idtpiegen NIT einen Male Die
heutiden @ei6iibe, elm SffI5er er-
fdien onf Der 8eridonanng, Iol''-
tierte ,mo iona bos ,,SiIlc Nobt', III
bos sic 1ront entlang Die ronben
8rieaer einItinln,ten. llnb oils ct 9e-
enoet nno, mieoer lal,,tierenb, binter
ben Sbon3torben perldmano, Itie9
BEL ser geseniiberlieaenoen franaolt=
fd)cn 8otteric ein Sffi5ier griiBeno
anf sic S6an5c, uno feierlitD 1dollte
,Nocr' burd) bie Nadt. ltno honn
floneen &cibnobts9riibe biniiber nno
beriiber, ouf ltial6ipei9enoes lleberz
einfonuncn r,bte ser Streit in Der
beilieen Nodt, mo bonn &eibnobts>
enecl bebiitet, fonnten iid 5renno
mo 1Seino ser Srellbe oes 6eltes oes
Jrieocnsiiirltcn bineeben.
slcbnlibc @piloben ipielte,l 1if on
bielen 6rontobibnitten in ben bier
8eibnabtsnotiten oes eriten sselt=
frieees ob. 9ie 8olfer, Die banlols
aeoeneinonber int &ompfe ltonoen,
netteiIerten iormlib miteinanber NIT
&unboebungen ber Suloieung Dor
benz 2inoe in ser &rippe, oas gefomz
men lit, nm sSrieoen at brin9en ,,oen
Menlfen, bie euten 8ilens iino',
nno ein Seimpeb nod Srieoen nno
Beriobnung eing on oieien Sasen
faIt iiiblbor onrd) bie bon &rieg ,mo
2eib aerriiiene 8elt.
Soft allein tpeib, ipie biele fleben=
be @ebete Inn sSrieben auh an oielem
@eibnadtsfeite 194t aum Sbrone
@ottes e,nporitieeen, ,,no tpie p'ele
belize Sr0nen eespeint tpuroen bar
iiber, bab es gar 10 falt nno troitlos
eetporben 1T auf Der sSelt. aber Die
Bortfiibrer pieler Der Solfer, Die M
ter ser 2oft bes &rieees ienfaen, ba=
ben fein 8eritGnonis mebr fir Den
Sana Der @nael bon 8etblebem ,mo
Dos erobe @ebeimnis, oos iidJ 1T je-
ner erIten @eibna6tsnadt pouaoe
Sic boben ,,oie SentimentalitGt Der
Iernt'', bos @briltentlm 1T ibnen el-
ne Heliaiou fir Sdtpdblinee. Bon
Der ruliiiben 5ront nno bon afrifa
bot man bon elmer uErea,ga 9ei' /,
einem @ottesfrieben in Ser beiliaen
Nabt ni6ts pernommen. 8enn elm
@obbels als NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. poree=
f6ift miro nnS lalbunespou bon ,,ei=
nem 8lid nod oben' reoet, Damn
frGet man ii6, ipos oieler boberfiillte
ApoItot babel eeoobt baben mag.
.Sben' lit I'M 2anoe rmierer Batter
n,,r elmer, ,,ber 6iibrer', beiien Gin
qebunsen' fanatiieben Nasis melt 10
her ftphpn nIs Sir hehrp e[rphbnfShnft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard BarcIav
fhe Authority on Authorittes-

WIFE 3-HcartS or Jump directly
TO f-HeartS. Such being the case,
south then tried a tentative =
Hearts TO find whether North had
a weak or solid raise the first
time. He had Il good sound one.
so went to 4-Hcarts.
Where North showed his SPADES
at the first table. West was. of
course. scared away from the
SUIT. and led his diamond O to
The a. The heart fincSSc and two
more hearts were followed by the
spade y. the 10. J and X, then
the Q won by West. He sent the
diamond TO the *. and the club
} was won by the a. The heart
3 TO the 6 enabled South to dis
card two losing clubs on the spade
s and 6. but the club Q had to be
lost then to the *, holding South
to exactly game.
Where the dcClarcr's side bid
nothing but hearts. West opened
the spade Q to the 4. After three
hearts. the spade J was trapped.
Now the rest of the play was
simple TO take all the tricks en-
ccpt one given up to the club X.
Thus South scored two extra
tricks. a reward to the side for
not telling the opponents about
dUmmy's spade suit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30
by CHARLES p. STEWART


-
Washington. Sept 3O-A federated
world is the end toward which dem
oCraic religions. economic pr,,uns
nd political leaderShipS are work.
i"s. as insurance against rr,,rmo
wars.
observation-disclosures advocates orcn.t
included, of course.
The totalita"lanS are in aprorr,o,,
with the democrats to the nx,.r,
hat they want Worldwide sun,r-
government. but their ideal Of i, is
altogether differen, from ;hr mn.
'Dr which democracy's spokcSn,n,
argue.
The democrats concept is a friend
y general organiZati y. mu,r,u,,
acceptable To all its members. cacL
u! which will run lis own l,r,I az
fairs but join in helpful cOou.r,,i,n
where common interests are irvnI,,-
I'd. 1t is to be approximately like
our United States, with a ynv.rrnr
nd legislature apiece but with =,
collectively chosen presidc9, and
gress, federally supreme.
The totalitarian'S aim is a con-
trail deSpotiSm. with Herr Hi-lnr.
al lis head. He's la Selcc, himsc,r
There Will be no home rule any
where. What the ruehrer dictates
viii go" from pole To pole.
There isn't much discussion Of
;u;aIltorianiSm'S merits - ar do
merits. Where il docsn'; prevail i.
is not popular with anybody. Whore
il q cs prevail nobody critic!z"s +,
dversely and continues 10 live
Discussion Aplenty.
In democratic countries. however,
there has been plenty of debate
relative 10 world declarations nos
sibilitics, along The line suggested
above.
1t has been especially cficrvc>gcn,
IN Washington. as the carth's i'm
portant capital where il can be
Sniclv indulGed in. and where. also
folk have time 10 listen - il nd
give heed: they arc to busy with
bombings in places like London,
S;alingrad and Chungkns. bui
practice blackoutS are no serious
distraction here.
So when Il controversy of the sor:
is due to develop itself. Washington
invariably is where it breaks out.
Authorities on the Subicc. simply
swarm Uncle Sans governmental.
center.
AS foregonc conclusion. i, is
the surviving democracicS' diplo-
mItic hub, with Russia among its
SpokcS if communiSm'S as demo-
cratic as it processes 10 be. China.
too. Europc'S aXiSly-overrm ma
tons likewise have set up their
emergency agencies in our midst.
Jewish societies. prosecuted by
iuehcrS, duces and caudllos. ma
nCuVer from here.
Latin America is mostly pro-uS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30

as The League .! Nations OBJECTIVE
ana did not work, but the dope is
that II was Il bungling jtb and tina.
humanity was not ripe Tor i then,
anyway.
The point also is raised 'ha, the
'"ILiltarlanS won't acquIcsCr. any
way. To that the answer 5 tha,
they will have 10 be licked -p COM
pl"tely that they will ha'" - SUBJ
nit.
Then the question arises
VIII they stay licked?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30

IhrEe - dnutuv. uunca ns
Spaalard>,
Far b" 1t from the average Latin
american 10 be Il tutalil .rIan. n. !.
It revolutionary cuSS. who prayi,,,.s
M" Il dictatorship occasionally. bu,
ne proves that he is no to,alj,,ri,n
ny o'erthr"wing ii pretty soon.
II Is true that Eurnpru, Sn,i,,
mas fuchrcr Qucallv ;:u,vr =. :,
,"uuii!o) IN GencraliSSimo Franco.
ou' ne is not representative and
hangs on only 10y his eyclidS. Pom
uiar distinguished from Officially
npaalSh sentiment. as Indicated in
washington. is limos, too denim
''"''c' IL VcrGcS on being anarchis.
tic ms
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30

wei, anyway. u!moS; every eve.
hihs there is meeting III Washing
TON 0l some International institute
OF seminar or assembly for consid-
eratiOn--
Think Federation's Answer.
tTSt. oil the extinction of totali-
tarianiSm, and
SECONDLY, of program 10 proven,
Shch development ever again.
world Federation if practically
inc loo per cent prescription.
II Is conceded that il wuS tricd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30

And you thought that you wer
gong To be an old-faShiOncd fam
lily. and if your father knew abou
this, it would spoil somcthin!
you've always wanted"
That's about the size of II.
Pam told her eagerly. But DAD!
got lot of old-fashioned ideas, an,
Mother hasn't been exactly an idea
wife. Dad would probably wash his
hands of her if lie knew what a fool
she'd made Of herself"
But he's going to know" Bar
bara said. Hes got to know. He'd
like that kind of a family YOU
want. Pam. You ought to know him
better"
Pam gave her an alarmed
glance. You're not going to tell
him ?"
Barbara shook her head. You
are" size said.
Pam shrank back in Ter pillows.
Pam. your father and mother
love you-and each other. This is
the thing that's going to bring you
all together. Hes ut home
now. In the library. doing some
work. Here put or your robe
and go right down now"
Pamela took the pink chenille
robe, but her face was very white.
Can they send me to jail?" SD.
asked.
They won't" Barbara said
checrfully. Your father will fix
things"
How" Pam demanded, not
very stoutly.
What good could come of send.
ing you to jail"
But the law"
MIR. Toblcr is going to get well.
He won't prosecute if he's gener.
ously provided for. And Barbara
added with elaborate ccsualness,
IF you feel any moral obligation,
wouldn't it be better TO do some
thing really fine for a lot of PEG.
pie? You know the town needs a
hospital :"
Pam. Barbara was chagrincd to
1ote. seemed to be paying little at.
cntion to what she was saying.
Where are those silver mules?"
Pam said. on her knees beside the
'ed. Looking up suddenly she said, {
Barbara. suppose had let you {
axe this rap Would you have let {
nc get away with ii ?"
II haven't thought II out would !
ave had to think of my little boy. {
tut when I remember that you d
elped me out when | had no other
lace to turn maybe I
laybe, mind you I might X
ave-"
Pam slipped her feet into the a
ulos. Il think you're. crazy" she d
I'D fiercely. Some day you're 60. n
& to find out there's lot of plain
use in people. and what are you Il
,ing to do them" liz
Barbara laughed. "One minute,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30

2 Pam, l hadn't finished"
= Pam brushed her hair. IF you're
gong 10 deny you're an angel, you
can save your breath for a prayer
for the whole Kilcran family"
Il wasn't going to let you get
away with it completely. You'd
have had 10 tell Tony"
PANS hair-brush was = few
inches from her head. She nut it
down on the dressing table and
looked at Barbara in the mirror.
Tony" she said. lifting her
head a little. keeping her eyes on
Barbara's reflection. why Tony ?"
Because he'd know sooner or
later when you're married to him."
Pam lowered her head over the
table top. Her falling hair hid her
face from Barbara's view. I'm not
going to marry Tony" she said.
Hes not in love with me. It's you
he's in love with"
There was a split second. Then:
I'm love with me ?" Barbara
laughed a little laugh that didn't
quite come off.
Il told you most people were
louses. l knew he was in love with
you, but I wanted him. so 1 went
after him." Pam raised her head.
frowned at herself in the mirror.
picked up q lipstick and put it
down.
Pam"
He's still in love with you. and
| :" There was just the slight
est break in her voice. 81 don't
want to get married. Just want to
be in love and have fun.
Hasn't he ever told you. you
goose?"
Barbara was shaking her head
in the siliest way. Pm not sure"
she murmured. beginning to re-
member things. That day when
they went on picnic.
AS for me, if 1 get out OF this
lam. Barbara. know what want
to do? l want to 60 to a ranch.
Me, I'm mad about horses"
And only the other day when
Tony took her to look at the apart
nent house that was going up. Ho
lad said
Pam was nearly finished dress-
ng. She sprayed floral perfume
'ver her hair. Maybe. IL Dad
Doesn't kick both his women folk
'ut, l can get him to take lis to
wyoming until things blow over. I
night pick up something like Gary
cooper on the range. Tony
oosnt ride at all. you know
He doesn't?" Barbara asked In
crestedly. exactly as II she didn't
now.
No, Sweetie. You think
bout all the nice things he does
o while I go below and meet
~ - Her light note fled.
Barbara opened the door and
hey went down tho stairs to-
ether.
ITO Be Continued) 81
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30

PAM DROPPED her eyes an,
nodded miscrably. 1T was on ac
count Of Mother. She'd been givin.
MIN money. She was sorry for him
that was all. but but she'l
sent him notes. Oh. We gods. wha,
SILLY notes. Things that rcaC
like well, if Dad ever saw
them, thcre'd be only one thing for
him to think"
Barbara's held breath ESCAPED
But if THAT wasn't true. why
didn't you tell your mother and let
her do something about it? The boy
was Matchmaking youm
Il know he was" Pam gave her
a full glance. She looked not day
over ten years old. But | was
afraid somehow Dad would find
out. I hoped 1 could buy the notes
back from Nicky somehow. =.
He was here last night. I got rid
OF him by threatening to have him
arrested and deported. I just
guessed that he was Italian, not
Spanish. Some lucky guess!"
Slower, please, honey. I'm con-
fused"
Il had letter from him yestcr-
day. saying had to meet him at
Timmy's tavern. He'd been here
before. looking the ground over.
I went there last night. 1t
started to snow and the top was
down on my car :"
Il know about that. Tell me
what happened last night"
1T was the same old thing all
over again. For hours. First he said
he loved me and wanted me to
elope. Then he got nasty. Some
time during all this. he said he was
going out to call up Dad. After
that, ! didn't know what I was do
Ing. But I had a brain wave. That
was when I guessed right and
threatened him and gave him some
money had to pay his way back
10 Santa Fe. He took 1t and gave |
me the notes. didn't even |
Know what was doing when I hit
that man. He came out Of the dark
suddenly right in my way. I wasn't
even sure Id hit him. I was afraid
II Dad :"
Pamela. dear. Barbara said,
why did you let a molehill become
a mountain? Why didn't yo let an
older person handle it,"
II didn't know what 10 do. Il
,nIy knew Barbara. there's
something else I want to tell you"
Now is the time"
IT'S about my parents-and me.
We haven't ever been like "a
amily. Dad and Mother are both
well people. but they didn't seem !
o see each other that way $
,ately, I've thought that Claire
vas beginning to be more
nore like a mother" 8
Barbara was nodding her head.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30
, LOOSE TALK Is COSTLY

II MAY not cost lives. as in the
case Of military or maritime III
formation. but telling the oppo.
hehtS unnecessary secrets about
your hand can cost YOU TICKS
When you know what is going to
be the final declaration for your
side. and the only remaining
question for you is the height Of
II. you will often find that it paws
TO withhold as much as possible
from the enemy. In any event.
consider carefully whether bid
ding another suit will be of more
"aluc to you or your partner than
to the other fellows.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30
World Federation May Solve
Postwar Woes, Stewart Saws

"'d getting more so.
incidentally. the Latin Americas
'r'h'mprE. are prcdominaatly cam.
'''', nd their church. To It's mrini,.
'I'"''' besides being democratic. In.
~ p'"'TS'"" ANS iAhrmanity toward
the Jews. '""'"
And the Italians? My experience
, M''h mem IS tina; they are ami
MUSSOlinl. "''''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30

Best results al -eci!n.. AVS IN
i'!edni"nt and Eastern Carolina are
obtained from "ar.- fall sccdings.
says John II. Harris. cNtc,>.un lani-
soap" specialist of y c State col
lnGr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30

What basic difference in the
bidding at those two tournament
tables. AT the first. a raise to 2
Hearts would have meant. the
way the pair used its conventions.
that the hand was quite weak. but
with a good suit fit. whereas bid
ding another suit first and then
--dpporting hearts would show a
nand of about average or better
hig:.-card strength. At the second
table. raise to 2-HcartS was be-
ing used TO indicate anything
from a bare tit in weak hand to
a really pretty fair one. just
under enough TO force TO game
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30
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WRITTEN FOR AND RELEASED NJ Central
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30

Paris I"o claims the fasting rec
ord for lis boa constructor. which
wen, without iond tug over / years
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-30

The nope IS tAa; they Will Ike i;
;" well ina, they Vii. he satisfied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

a high score his examination fol
admittance 10 the air corps anc
upon his return will be transferred
TO an air training base. He gradu
ated from BEDFORD High School ii
1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
KING OF

ami, has been assigned to Keesler
Field, Tex, for active duty.
Capt. Albert +. Horne. SO Mel
bourne, Detroit and Second Lieu
tenant Earl L. Steele, 4446 Jona-
thon, Dearborn. are among those
who are taking training courses
for administrative positions in the
army at the air corps officers
training school at Miami, Fla.
Lieut.. Spencer F. Finney, 800
East Jefferson. is taking a course
in air corps administrative work
at the officers training school in
Miami. Fla.
Signing themselves two very
lonely Marines" Pvt. X. c. DAIRY
and j. J. Quello, Quantico, Va.
want some Detroit girls to CORE.
spond with them. They have beer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

in the "land Of the leathernecks'
for the past four months they say
and perhaps are getting BIT
homeSick. They can be addressed
Brown Field, Quantico, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell OF
1886 Parkside are very proud OF
the fact that they have four sons
in the service, one of them doing
duty in Alaska. Pvt. Gerald A.
Campbell. who is %, is stationed
at Fort Greedy. Alaska; Pvt. JOS.
cph p, %. at Chanute Field. Ill.
Pvt. Francis L., 20, at Camp
Grant, H., and Pvt. Donald C..
Is, at Camp Custer.
Pvt. Robert NJ. James. 2117l
Pickford, is home for furlough
from Fort Bragg. N. c.. where he
is attached to the 47th infantry
9th division. He has passed with