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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

uno Ieuelu Sberbaupt belbrunft ltb
aber leioer nidt auI SolpietruBlanO
aaeiu. ssn Nerifo uuo Spanien nil
tete eine ebeuio efelbufte Serfolglln5
gegen sic Stride, iino in anoern nod
b0ber 1T Ser &ult,lr itebenben Sti't-
oern lit Die Berfolanna cine uenn
moelib rod bei,ntiidiihere nno &C.
bdBigere. anoerieits aber flonmt bel
oen @ldubigen i,,lner beqer Die Bes
geiiter,tug fir ,ibre Wttter, Sie, hl.
fatbolnhe Stride eupor. ,,@eltdrft
ourh oas Nrot Der @neel, .ourh Die
gemeinlame 5eier Der Of. @ebeiat=
niile, burh bas @ebet uuo: bie brit
oerlibe 2iebe, gefiibrt ourd ben unbe.
oingten @eborlant gesen oen Nahfol1
ger Betri lno ieiue Stellpertreter,
;iebt oas 8anner gbriiti, namentlid
sic hriltlihe Sugeno mutis in oen
3ampf sesen Die Sdaren oes anti-
DRIFT, 5u ieoen Spfer bereit, bes Sic
ses aeluik".., 9enn ,,oie Biorten Der
Solle ,peroen iie nidt iibertpdltigen!'
- limo 2onoertiteu obue 3abl il
Alnerita, @nslano, ,Sfanoinauien,
Sollano, S6peis uno ben rieligen
Wiiiionsldnoern bereiten bem Statt<
batter gbrilti ,tuausipreAliGen Croft.
Muf bem Beterspiak ragt bod ser
Obelilf Sirtus bes aiiaften enpor,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

fumpfeu, ein &ieienfannpf, piel grober
ais EMIT Der &f gesen oen Silam
Sdon 1881 tot ut 8erlin ein @ott.
loler Den Iusiprlth: uan ser Sbpel
le BET neiien 3eit nluB Die Seihe Der
Stride liegeu". SoluietruBlano lieb
ibn iuihen, ouB in tltrser 3eit Ser
Satifau nur mebr ein Wlielml leilt
tueroe, 100 cine @lieoerpuppe ser @elt
uno ben arbeitern iugen lueroe, iuic
iebr lie pou Sapittum gefnedtet nor.
oen Icien! - lluo babel baben Die
YGpite geneSift ser ssiiui5ebnte, Bius
ser @lite uno 8i,s ser 3lpolfte ,tu'
unterbroben @obltateu fir bas not
leioenoe ruliii6e Solf geipenNet all
Nabrlngslnittcln ipie an @elo, nn>
oieles ser 9onf bon einem GieIell.
reid, bos bo6 uud) ieit Eeters bes
gllten 3eiten als Rulttrltuat gclte'
|piu!
9as ltnredjt 1,no sic ltnoanfbar
felt gegcniiber ser fatbolilhen Stride
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

StaatsIefret1rs &aroiual @aiparri
nit oem &onigreib Stalien Jrieoea
5u iblieBen ourb oie 8ertrage BON
2ateran (1929). llnter oieiem ges
ma1tigeu Yapite nabnten Sic WiIlIo-
men in aaen groteilen einen nie &C.
Iebenen AufdWung uno iuobl ME IN
ser 2irbengeid)ihte fat Elm Bapit IN
10 fur5er 3eit 10 pielen Seloen Der
.Setligfeif aus ailen 8Olfern, - @es
ldledtern, Altern nnb Stduoen Die
@bre ser 'slltare anertannt iuie er.
Dabei bat al19 ct ourh "beoeutenoe
8nnoihreiben uno anipra6en iid nit
SEN midtisiteu $3eitIragen auseitan'
oerseiest. Das befunnteite lit ioobl
,,9raoraeelimo anao' iiber bte neue
driitlide 8irtidaftsoronung G93f
anfa6lid bes 40idbrigen Sn6ifdun,s
ser ,,8crlm noparirm"). Sriump9
ser letten Sabre tuarett sic groben
itternationolen Rongreile:' gihariiti-
Ide' sseltfongreiie, Marianiibes, Ser5
Seiu-, Bar &omana =@ongreiie 1t.
a. nj. in alien 8eftteilen uno Saupt-
1tdoten. Eius' Ser @lfte bate aber
audi Sohfeinoe tpie nie sltoor ein
Bapit. gr bate bon ahfana an nit
Ser @ottloiea6eluesung, nit oem
8olldetoismus uno abulid)ea firdeu<
nno relisiensfeinSlibeu Wadten 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

Cine Sere,5partifel lit in Dem soloe-
neu &re,t5 auf ieiner Spise eingelaI-
len uno lnten itebt Die ,SnIhrift:
,,Gbriitus pineit, 9briltuS >regnat,
Gbriltus iunperat." uebrHhlS liegt.
Gbrilhls resiert, 9brilms berrlht."
Sa, Gbrilhls regiert in ieiltem Stea-
pertreter alli @roen mo in @briluts
reaiert ols ,mbeidrintter SerrIher
,,@ott olleS in alleu'. - Or. s. g.,
ShiloDnhc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

ibr 2eben 10 piel tpie moalih 5u Der-
iiiben benn Sauptmam u. ). Bali9
ponl Observation-Disclosures, ser sic ae-
iaglteu 3udereiutduie beIorst, ertlar-
te Sieicr Gage baB er 8ode I'm seo-
de Suffrage fir 100000 Yi,tae
erteiIt, oie rlno 100000 folten. Das
lino 10000 SGde ODER 100 Sitter
,uagenlaoungen. Neuu Der 3uder
uo6 lleberiee gebt, lit ct 1T bal.ililuol-
leuett tO Bfutoidden Oerpddt> uon
oenen lid ie leds in eineut feine
,settdJtigfeit ourhiuiienoeu Debdlter
.befiuoeu oanit lid aud midt aluuu-
peu biloen. -"...' "'@
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

Office Of ssacts ono ,Siaures' lieb
lih aus Yern beridten, ooB noh einer
Meloung iu ,,Sttttaarter 9teuen Ea-
geblatt' Ser Reihser5ieb'ngsn,iniiter
Or. M,it Die gSealaNung iegliden
Observation-Disclosures in Sen oeut.
lheu BOLTS ihulen ongeoronet bat,
mas cite lueiterc Senfltn9 oes oe,t-
lhen 8ilounusuipeollS beoeutet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

Die Rlaiie ioa eine Sausarbett
iiber oas Oroqislte @rlebnis ihreibeu,
oas sic ein5elnen Shiiler gebabt ba-
ben. Der fleine 8olfgang, elm pfif-
tiger Beugel, uber notoriiher Saul
pel5, Ihreibt flrs uuo biinbia: ,,Mein
Orolligites @rlebnis luar 70 fomiid,
oas id es gar nibt beihreibeu fduu."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15
(SdluB)

IN ieinen gtadmirfltngen aud in
9eutldlano ale geiltliden 5iirlten-
timer nnO Gloiter peggerdunlt. (anh
70 mandes Gloiter in Der Sdruei5D
aaein int 19, Sabrbuuoert iplroen
olrb Gertrdge nit @in5elltaaten
(aouforoote) piele &l0lter pieoer
bergeiteut, 9istiimer neu erridtet
ooer nit tiidtigen WGnnern beIest,
70 oaB sic Stride lid at neller 9liite
entlpideln fonnte. Ser YapIt, ser BON
alien Bdpiten bisber sic ldngite Ne=
eierltngs5eit auf5ltpciien bate (32
ssabre), Bius Der 9eunte, fonnte
1854 bie llnbeilefte gmpfdnenis ser
@ottesnllltter sum @laubenslas er-
bebcn uno auf Dem biz beute nod
nid)t abaelGloilcnen SatitaniIben
&on5il 1870 sic llnfeblborteit oes
@apItes in 8laubens< nno Sittenleb=
ren perfiinoen. 2reilh treffen ibn
oaneben bittere Seilnludlmgen. No0
ebc oas &on5il 5lt gnoe ain9, ipurNe
ct bon ser italieniIden Ireibeitsbes
nesung (@oribolbi, Wtu55ini ul,u.)
1eines &ir0cnltootes bernubt lno in
Gentl6lol1o brad nod oenn liegrciben
Grieg gegcn baS fatboliide Srontrcid
cine bole Girdcn= unb &atDolifcnuer<
folglulg los (9ult1rfampf). @ieoer.
unt i6rieb nlan oem Sapittunt eIne
Grabini6rift. Yilis lebte nod brei
Sabre unO nad ibnt beltieg ser grobe
@elebrte SEQ Ser 0rei5ebnte BEN
Stubl Yetri. Sbnl eelang eS, ben
ungliidieli9en &ultllrfanpi in9entld)-
Iouo uno in Der Sttpei5 5u bcenoi-
geu uno burd cine ltattlicbe sln5aDl
p0pltlider 9tunoidreibeu Die Stel,
lltug Ser STRIDE 5lt oen iuid)tlglten
3eltfragcn gelau 5lt ltmlhrelben.
slrbeiter en5pflifa uTernn nopas
rum. ST mar pirflid = nad) iener
olten Eapltpropbe5eilng - ein ,,lu'
men De cpelp".
Yilts ser .3ebnte, ser oent groben
Geo fol9te, betrabtete eS ais leine er-
1te 9lufgabe, Dem an ser Shpelle oes
20. Sobrbunberts Iib mdhtig regent
oen Wooernismus, Ser BEN @lullben
ms 8ereid) bes @efiiblS 5uriidgclpie-
fen uno lid ielbIt in BricItertreilen
eingeIdblIbett bate, oas' Saupt ab5u'
Ibtagen ,tno ser firhlid)en Srganiid=
tiom burb ein neues, Der lnobernen
3eit anoepabtes 8ebtsbnd (eooer
5 cauonicD elite nod feltere 8rtnolagc
at eeben. Sir ole 3eiten miro ieln
Ndlne aud berfniipft iein nit Der
@uhariltiihen 8emesllag. gr bat
bur6 5oroerung Der ofteren &onnlu-
nion pno friiber 3inoerforntlnion
Der 8elt cine '8oblfot erlpieIen, Sic
nur elm 9ldubiees auge errteiiea
fdnn.. 9aohr6 iplroen Die @lduGi-
gen fiji oie SAMPLE in Sen fontmen.
ben Observation-Disclosures (Nerifp,
@hBlano, Spatiien niIu) seitarft.
Der beilian,abise Sapit iab nod oie
eriten 9age bes ausbredenoen Seli-
frieses; oariiber brad ibm bas Ser5
i(i9t4). -. = -.
@enebitt ser 5iiniaebute iollte nun
bas Sbifflein Betri ourd oie &ogcn
beg tobenDen @eltmeeres Ieitfen. Rat5
borber botten Die uSuturilten" iiu oa'
mails freimaureriid resierten Sta(iem
eotnerbaft Deriidert: ,,Bir iuollen
bent Baplt einen @infel seben, bamit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

,,War iit ood oer l,aoerlbdmteite
2erl, ben id ie feunengelerut bdbel
&eitern abeno iaste id ibm, 6d6 ib
ibn nidt ntebr iebeu tuole. 80"
Limo uas tat ers"
Sc mdhte 6as 2iAt aus"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

9ie Irnee perluNt offenbar, lth
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Lack Of Mechanics
May Put Minor Auto
Jobs Up 10 Owners
Advised to Coin Skill
In Corburetor and
Ignition Repairs
BY DAVID J. WILKIE,

MIQe WOrlo AutomoC1vo Editor.
DETROIT.-Can you adjust q
carburetor or RECAP . spark plug?
If you would increase the chances
OF continuing to drive your car
during the war it might be we'll to
learn once again bow to make these
and other minor adjustments the
average automobile requires during
its normal life.
The chances, Of course, are none
too good with a scarcity of tires and
a possible spreading Of the gasoline
ratioping program; they will be even
worse. however, If q threatened
shortage is one OF the automobile
industry's newest worries.
The industry has counted heavily
upon service operations to help
carry dealers through the war emer-
gency and has initiated widespread
campaigns to promote car conserva-
ton for the benefit of the retailer
as well as Of the car owner.
But the arms factories and the
armed services are attracting many
expert automobile repairmen and
difficulty in obtaining needed car
adjustments less than major re-
placements Is not beyond the realm
Evening star., 1942-05-22

or Iraq and Iran. Even . relative
scarcity In oil supplies may lead to
the limiting Of vital troop move
ments and activities.
All depends. Of course. on the
number of motorized troops and
weapons which the Allies will be
able to throw aaginst Hitler on land,
sea and in the air, in order to force
him to mobile operation, which will
finally exhaust his limited supply OF
oil. Then the Allies will be able to
force Hitler to Tight when and In
what manner they wish.
In 1918 Marshal Foch started sue
cessive trial offensives at many
points on the western front in order
to harass the weary Germans, to
force them to make troop move
ments and eventually to break
through at the weakest points.
When Hitler is obliged to shift
Evening star., 1942-05-22

his air and panSer armadas from
east to west, from north to south,
at q rate dictated by the initiative
Of the Allies, then the oil shortage
will become . dangerous factor.
The farther the fighting front ID
from the oil production centers. the
more difncult will become the oil
situation of the Axis.
Taking this into consideration,
the North African and Arctic war
becomes more important as . cam
paign Of movement over vast dis
tances in spite Of the fact that,
compared with the Russian cam
paign as q whole, only small num-
bers Of troops and material are en-
gagged.
After the First World War was
Won Lord Curzon said that "the
Allies floated to victory on Q wave
of OIL" viii this again be true2
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Oil
Continued From Page B-60

moving oil mainly by rail, tank
barges and seagoing tankers be-
comes evident when one considers
that from 10 to II million tons must
be moved annually, for military and
civilian needs, over distances rang
ing from the German centers of pro-
duction to Bergen in Norway. Riga
In Latvia. and the Gulf OF Biscay
on the Spanish border; and from
the distant Rumanian Oil fields to
the immense theater Of war in
Northern Russia, and to Sicily and
Athens for the Mediterranean and
North African war.
Civilian consumption Of lubricants
cannot be pared down. Wherever
wheels turn, lubricants are neces-
sary to prevent metal surfaces from
running dry. The strain imposed
upon industrial machinery by the
war has made the saving Of lubri-
cants impossible, even though q
careful system Of reclamation is said
to have saved up to IS per cent of
the annual consumption Of coo, 900
tons in Germany.
Underestimated Russians.
In tho Polish, Norwegian, French
and Balkan campaigns, Hitler did
not have to fall back upon his ac-
cumulated stocks. 1t was compare
lively easy for him to draw on cur
rent domestic production and on
Rumanian and Russian imports
without touching pre-war reserves.
Hitler's real need for oil started
with the Russian campaign. The
author does not believe he is exag-
gerating in estimating German oil
consumption in Russia alone, un-
til the beginning Of December,
l941, at . million tons q month.
From December to April, consump-
ton may have been reduced to
60O, 900 tons.
Had Hitler realized the strength
of Russian resistance he might
rather have decided to drive for the
oil OF Iraq and Iran. Iraq produces
1000 900 tons and Iran 10000, 900
tons . year, but the production Of
both can be increased.
Hitler will not be able to MAIN
tain the initiative, as he has done
up to now. unless and until he gains
control OF the Caucasian oil fields
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Of possibility within the neat ok

of possibility within the neat Oh
months.
Some Of the trade authorities
visualize . situation In this respect
similar in many ways to the tire re.
treading problems early In February
before needed materials were placed
on the restricted lists. With the
freezing Of new tirs sales an un.
precedented rush developed for tire
re-treading and re-capping. Ths
result was that from two to foul
weeks and more were required te
obtain delivery on . single Job.
1t Is not at all fantastic, said one
Of the experts this week, to expect
the number Of capable car service
men to dwindle below the point
where repairs and adjustments can
be had as desired.
The military forces have need
for men with this skill" said one
industry authority. "and they have
many OF the qualifications needed in
the arms factories. At the same
time 1t Is going to be essential to
keep hundreds Of thousands Of cars
rolling to TRANSPORT factory workers
Thus 1t Is conceivable that even car
servicing might come to the ration
ing point"
Servicing Not Enough.
Car servicing alone, incidentally
has not provided the needed income
IN all cases to keep the automobile
retailers out Of the red. II proofs
OF this assertion were needed 1t car
be found in the efforts the ca,
manufacturers have made to md
other" merchandise for car re-
tallers to handle. The list of this
merchandise IS Q long one and in
many instances makes the conven-
tional automobile salesroom look
more like . general store than q car
retailing agenucy.
The automotive industry heads are
urging motorists to make the fullest
use OF the service facilities still
available. They continue to empha-
size that the average used car put
through = servicing department now
can be conditioned for perhaps the
duration Of the war under the re-
stricted use the emergency will
permit.
They are not disposed to dispute
the prediction that the average
motorist six months from now NAV
have to change his own spark plugs
IL he has or can get = replacement
set-or clean and RECAP them If
porcelain or other parts are not
broken. He also may have to make
his own carburetor adjustments or
timing changes to compensate for
the lowered octane rating the wal
has brought to automobile gasoline
minor" Repair Vital
These, along with battery serv.
icing, fan belt adjusting, windshield
wiper re-conditioning and . dozen
or more similar operations can be
classified as minor" But In manv
respects they are more vital to the
continued and safe opera ton of the
car than such jobs as valve-Rrindinr
and cylinder ring replacements.
Aside from the fact that AL are
hand-soiling tasks they are among
the things the average motorist can
do for himself in his own garage.
Surveys BY trade publications and
statistical agencies indicate 4
marked tendency toward curtailed
use OF privately passenger
cars already Is under way even in
Evening star., 1942-05-22

States not yet affected by the saso-
line rationing program. Even under
. rigid Nationwide gasoline ra-
tioning scheme. however, . major
ity Of the $4,000, 900 passenger cars
registered this year will have to be
kept In operation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11
TO ESTABLISH
FOURTH DEGREE
ASSEMBLY HERE

Father Kapp's Council. No. II. OF
the Kng hts OF Peter Claver Of De-
,roit, Will be honored with the
presence Of Supreme Navigate.
Oscar Figaro, fourth degree, from
Lafayette. La. Supreme Controller
J. A. Porehe,- Jr- fourth degree,
from Lake Charles, La, and Edward
W. LaSalie. fourth degree, district
deputy Northern District, on Sun
day. April 70. These officials are
brought 10 Detroit through the
efforts OF Sir knight James Gibson,
fourth degree. and his associates Of
the local council. They will conduct
the initiation Of the Third Degree
for the local council and establish
a Fourth Degree Assembly, thereby
cementing the relationship OF
Catholics in general and contrib
uting 10 every diocesan activity.
The Knights Of Peter Claver arc
Of national importance 10 the Cath
ole church and especially 10 our
race. They. too. champion the cause
Of good interraclal relation in the
church and in local government
The organization was incorporated
on July ~, 1911, Charity, benevo-
lence and education are part OF
their extensive program, locally
and in the southland where oppor-
tunities are limited for our people
That very fine institution, Xavier
university in New Orleans, receiver
support from the Knights Of Peter
Clavsr. There are the usual sick ant
death benefits paid to the members
Al present, there are progressive
councils in Boston, Chicago, Louis
vile, Cincinnati and Detroit
Throughout the southland, there arr
over 10 councils and courts o.
ladies' auxiliaries.
Generally speaking, through thu
Knights Of Peter Claver, one ma,
serve his race and church yer!
/ effectively
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11
COMPANY SUES
8 IN LAWSUIT

A well known attorney and an
established management company
were named in a suit along with the
owners OF an Inverness premises in
a suit filed in circuit court by the
Royal Heating company which
seeks to collect approximately 1922
repeatedly due them for instsllins
a furnace on the Ir~erness PREMISE
it was disclosed this week
Manuel Schwartz of the heatin
company filed the suit against Johr
and A. Mauretta Hill, now residinr
in Chicago. Attorney Elvin Dsven
port and George Isabel, manage
ment company. according to cir
cult court records
II was disclosed that the Hills
now living in Chicago had engaged
Davenport TO sell their property al
1926 Inverness and that the lisa
bell management company was col
lecting rent from the Inverness
premises for Mr. and Mrs John H
Hill.
The heating company seeks 10
have receiver appointed TO collect
the rent from the property in ques-
ton and to make payments on the
land contract and to apply the
money on the Indebtedness Of 1924
due the heating company for install
latiOn NJ furnace contracted for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11
Prussian To
Be SpeLman
Fete Guest

ATLANTA. Ga-Max Brauer. a
former member OF the Prussian
Senate will be-tAe founders day
speaker at Spelman college on the
afternoon OF April II, at the cele-
bration- OF the sixty-hFst AnniveF-
sary OF this institution.
This announcement made last
week by President Florence NJ.
Read has been received with inter-
est by the alumnae, students, facut-
ty and friends OF the college.
On April 10, the eve Of Spelman's
sixty-frst anniversary, the College
Glee club will present its annual
spring concert under the direction
OF Prot Willis L. James Other
anniversary events will include the
campus exercises on Saturday
morning and the decoration of the
memorial plaques in Howe hall
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11

The National Negro Youth Week
will be closed with a mass meeting
presenting Atty. Loving B. Moore.
race relations advisor. OF the Sixth
Civilian Defense Region with offices
in Chicago. Mr. Moore is the well
known attorney who prior 10 his
appointment as member OF the
firm Of lawyers who successfully
conducted the HanSberry Res,ric-
tive Covenant case in the United
States Supreme Court. He is also a
former assistant attorney general
Of the state OF Illinois and a mem
Der OF the executive committee OF
the Chicago branch OF the
NA.A.CP.
The NA.ACP. Youth Council,
sdmonish every youth organization
10 observe the National Negro
Youth Week, April 20 TO May .. For
further information call or come q
the N.AAcP. offics, 40 Z. Warren
avenue, Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11
7-Year-Old Boy
Sings To Sell
Defense Bonds

KANSAS CITY. Kans.-tANPl-
Something unique in the way OF
bond statesmen is heralded here in
form OF a seven-year-old boy who
has been instrumental in putting s3o
into U s. saving bonds and stamp
during the last month.
The boy is Johnny Sebron Jr
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Seoron
who hos been going from house 70
house and in a melodic voice call
ing upon housewives 10 help
President Roosevelt and General
Macarthur win the war
Decked out in a neat costume
and soldiers cap, Johnny presents
a striking picture Of Negro patriot
ism in aiding the war effort.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11
.DespOndent, s
Attempt Death

Six women and two men at
tempted suicide here last week ac-
cording to police records after all
Of them had been treated al Re-
ceiving hospital for the poison, pol
ice said, they had taken in apparent
morbidity.
Trouble with her boy-friend was
listed as the reason Julia Burton
% and single OF 500 Illinois street,
took iodine in her home.
Mozells Thomas, % Of 1884 West
Warren avenue repeatedly took a
mixture of iodine and carbolic acid
over family trouble, it was disclos-
ed this week.
Family trouble apparently Undue
ed Anna Reed, %, Of 1926 Benton
street, to take liniment in nsy home
and to be rushed to Receiving hos
pital for treatment
Mary Morris. 80 and married of
1888 Lumpkin. took lysol follow
ing an argument with her husband,
so police records disclosed this
week.
Edward Kennedy, &c, OF 500 East
Adams avenue was unconscious
when his body was found on his
bedroom floor by his sister-in-law,
Elizabeth Barnes. with a iysol bot
tie and an empty pill box beside
him.
Twenty seven year old Eula
Leaves Of 1890 Richmond street
drank liniment in her home after,
SO she told police, an unidentified
man had taken her pay-check.
III health was listed as the reason
Bernice Watkins, "a, and married
Of ?95 Hendrie street, took lysol.
IN what police say was a suicide
attempt this week.
Worried about his home affairs,
James King, 20, of 1888 Hastings
street, so police records disclose,
took iodine in a suicide attempt
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11
Phones Increase
1854 I'm March

The Michigan Bell Telephone
company n It's Detroit district ex-
change had 5ll683 telephones in
service April !, an increase during
March Of 6,074 compared with 5,706
in February.
Detroit district exchange IS made
Up Of Detro!. and Roseville-East
Detroit Center Line, Royal Oak,
Sou1hhc.d. Birmingham, Farming
ton, L.ysn.a, Wayne, Wyahdoue and
Trenton.
Michigan Bel had 957s52 COM
pany-owned telephones n opera
ton throughput lis territory as Of
April l, a gam OF 1864 during
March, compared with 9.3ll,-.n
February.