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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
PICK FIGHT WITH JAPS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 CUP).
Gen Douglas MacArthur's
American and Filipino forces, not
content 10 wait in their fox holes
for the Japanese 10 launch new
assault, broke a three-day lull IN
the Bataan Peninsula by going out
and picking a fight with the nu-
merically superior enemy, the wal
department has revealed
Macarthur men struck out
from their wire barbados in q
series OF uniformly successful
offensive attacks, probably in the
nature of patrol thruSts 10 deter.
mine whether the Japanese in
activity is Disgusting a surprise
move
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

rith their hoads. bit hare
~oodca toyS to place it
or.
"TheAafettt tAeh 8tt-eH- to
Stro0g drjak.'
"They hare distinctions
in rank and rhCa men OF
ioWCr class meet n man Of
rank. they Icorc the r6od
@gd retire TO the grass
"UhCh thcA address him
they either squat or k0CCi
-mith boA-he4t4s tn the
grou0d. TINS is their ray
oCShoWiaQ rCSpcct.-..--
The people Of W. arc
not ocquoiht6d rjth the
uer year or the foU' sea-
sous but rcckoH time rjh
the spring cUItir0tioa Of
the ficId and the autumn
gathering of the craps"
1t was not until the 1tf
century of our Gregorian cal.
endar that the japanese
adopted the Chinese system
of keeping track of time.
In this Chinese system. the
year was divided into H.
months, like in our system.
A cycle of GO years CORE
TO our century.
The days were divided into
IL parts instead of II or
rather twice - as with U.S.
a rather better division than
ours.
Other refinPmentS were
also borrowed from the Chi
neSe.
Music and dancing in the
Chinese style were adopted
and the reason given was be-
cause music and dancing sof-
tened the hearts of men and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
JAW Would Tie
WdqestoCOsts
CONTINUED from Page Onel

''"''' ~
struggling to end the dispute
which is tying up war production.
Company officials state only 200
are on strike and the plant is
still operating
Use OF mediation machinery in
all disputes was urged by Thomas
who said all possible pressure must
be brought on government agen-
clos if negotiations lag
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
williams Was AkiSllf
Hell ped Bowling Convince Dewey Ferguson S
Jury Was Effective Finds II WAS.
Continued from Page One)

nm Page One)
Judge Scallen did not con-
suit me about Williams sem
tence. But l am confident he
had these facts in mind when
he fixed a fiVe-year minimum
The prosecutor said he first
suspected the honesty Of his old
friend before the gran Jury
started delVng into county al
fairs.
when talk Of grand jury
started. Williams and had
lunch at the Detroit Athletic
Club" Bowling said He asked
me how far I expected 10 go.
l told him l would go all the
way.
QUESTIONED WILLIAMS
ed, are YOU clean I asked
"You can go As far as you
like he replied.
"'You don't have In invite
me to do that, my friend l told
him. 4 will
II knew then that Williams
was about 10 be caught In a
trap.
The former auditor is TO remain
a While at the county jail before
being transferred 10 Jackson.
Bowling and Judge Ferguson have
more questions 10 ask concerning
other officials and employees OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Navy Score

WASHINGTON, Feb 26 INS-The navys official score to da
against Japanese naval and merchant fleets follow
BateshipS One of Kongo class damaged y
Aircraft carriers One sunk believed sunk.
Cruisers Two sunk.
Destroyers Seven sunk, one believed sunk.
Submarines Three sunk, one damaged.
Seaplane tenders One believed sunk =
Mine Swcepers- One sunk.
Gun boats One sunk.
Fleet ankers Three sunk.
Transports Thirteen sunk, two believed sunk.
Supply ships. merchantmen Sixteen sunk.
Miscellaneous type unidentified Six sunk two believe
sunk. three damaged
War department communicates have credited bombing pill
with destroying at least 20 Axis ships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
British Put
TOrchfO
RangOOn
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
last two weeks with lcaSe-lend
materials.
The head Of the American mill
iary mission. Lieut.. Col. Adrian
Saint John. remained behind, il
was said 10 carry out demolltiOns
Chinese forces were reported un-
officially TO he battling a new
Japanese drive on the southern
Shan states Of Burma, north OF
Chiengmai, in northern Thaland
with the invaders preparing tC
hurl a second offensive westward
from The base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Fly by Tiny Map

BATAVIA. Java Feb rs ms
A tiny pictorial map Of the
south Pacific. embossed on a clga-
ret case. was the chart by which
II American fliers mapped their
course from the Philippines 10 the
Dutch East Indies. il was reported
today by Aneta, the Netherlands
news service The pilots arrived
safely with a number Of Seaplanes,
Aneta said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

made them easier to govern.
Did il ever occur To you,
gentle reader, that i'm this fine
free country of ours, Me- may
have danced too much and
listened too much TO the
merry music of the Jazz
bands, and have become a
little too easy to govern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

the county government. and
ending the shameful waste Of
the taxpayers money. Williams
agreed with all Of my ideas, hut
nothing ever came of our plans"
STUNNED BY SENTENCE
When Judge John p. SCaller
yesterday sentenced the former
auditor 10 serve from five TO lC
years. Bowling. like Williams. was
at first stunned by the severity OF
tho punishment. 1t is the longest
minimum term given any Of the
grand jury defendants.
1T must he remembered,
however. that Williams is the
first official guilty of the
charge Of accepting bribeS,'
Prosecutor Bowling pointed out.
"Thc otherS-Reading. McCrea.
Wilcox, Frahm-were accused
Of conspiracy 10 violate the
gambling laws.
They took money from per-
sons who were able To defend
themselves against corrupt
officials.
But Williams accepted brides
to shut his eyes 10 the fact
that inferior food was being
given Ia patients in the county
hospitals. The sick. the aged
and the young were the victims
of his crime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
Players Alter Program

Tho war and resultant demands
Of SclcCtNc service have forced
tho University Of Detroit Players
10 abandon their traditional three
act spring Play for a program OF
three or four ono-act productions
n was announced TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
IN THE
NEWS

Continued from Page one
japanese must have been sun
Worship.
In their mythology Amate-
raSu i the most honored deity
and appears the most fire.
qucntlN in song and story.
II i related in poems that
once. being offended, she hid
her brightness and glory in n
cave.
The world was then dark
and all the gods conSpircd To
lure her from her hiding
place.
"Tbco fo thu corDa Hci
hicd rjth 1:Wuc, thc gait
dcSv of i0VHbtcr,
WHO dou~Cd 10 the hgit
of the mann on tho morgc
Of the nnLicSnnlGlEaEe,
"Rnd,oq thr rCih19
WUt CI7T1 III lWofcyoSU
y0o,, 0tiCi
RmtSCd from he, Sia0.-
bCrouS couch. pClrCd forth
from thc-door Of HCr c0Tc.
"Scatcc had she qWttcd
thu coro, "bct StddCpiy
INTO the partial
TAI k0roo, the Stro0G,
roHcd n boUidC az noun
toUouS height,
"CUttjnq her OF from re-
trCot, oW Suo gjrj0g god
dcSS imWOrtdi
"Ercr To smile on the
land ruth the grace OF her
bOuHtiful HGht.'
As the descendant of the
sun goddess. the emperor in
herits the reverence formerly
rendered TO her. and in the
legendary period some six
hundred years before the
birth of Christ. the great
grandson of Amaterasu is be-
lieved to have become the
first emperor Of Japan.
In the dawn of the historic
period, Japan is mentioned as
the land of Wa"
And the earliest Chinese
records state that the "'men
of Wa dwell i'm the midst of
the ocean on a mountainous
island"
They are described as be-
ing a "long-lived race"
And the records state that
persons who have reached a
hundred years are very com
mon"
An mcH Of hiah r0ah;
hare foUr or fire WirCS and
others tcO or three
'The WomcH are foithfUl
and not jeGiouS.
"They tic their hair in a
bow.
"Thcy use pink and scar
fCt TO smear their bodicS
1rith, as rice poWdcr Is used
! in china"
1T is their general Gus
tom to 90 bare foot.
Their ro0dS are ike the
tracks Of lriid ouimolS.'
r "Thcy hare no good rice
ficidS. and the people lire
on marine prodUctS.'
; "Thcy are fo0d Of catch
2 ing fish and piWuge i0to the
: wotcr after them rcgord-
= less of the depth."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26

/. American airmen have shot
down IS enemy bomhers and
fighter planes and have sunk sew
eral transports
In its night Communlque the
war department disclosed that sin
American flying fortress bomberS
sank two large Jap transports of
MacaSSar. in the CelebeS.
ATTACK AIR FLEET
The same communique disclosed
that a formation of American P-4C
pursuit planes tackled feet Of
81 Jap bomberS and 40 fighter
planes. One enemy bomber wa'
shot down and number Of Other
planes damaged over Surabaya
vital Dutch naval base on Java.
The disclosure came only few
hours after the war department
announced that seven American
P-40 planes routed nine Jap bomb
ers and Ia fighter planes afte
shooting down one bomber and on,
fighter and damaging six other air
craft.
Despite the overwhelming nu
merical superiority OF the enemy
American planes escaped un
harmed in all three engagements
In II sky battles since February
l, in which the JapS lost 3S planes
American losses totaled only nine
bombers and pursuit planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-26
POUR INTO MANDALAY

EVaCueeS pouring into MandalaY
from the southern battle zone said
strong Indian and British rein
forccmentS were taking positions
south Of this city indicating that
the present fighting may be Just
an opening phase OF the battle OF
Burma.
West Of the lower Sittang Rivcr
the imPerialS fought within 10
miles Of the idle Rangoon-to-
Mandalay railroad with the bitter
struggle apparently forcing the
defenders back slowly
No details came om-ihe hat
lie front The shallow SittanG.
however. is virtually a creek al
some points and appeared 10 offer
bat little barrier 10 the Japanese.
who had crossed the mile-wide
Salween River 10 the east.
Should that defense line fall
the Burma Road would be cut Al
its southern end and RanGoon
As miles south of the railroad
junction OF Pegu the immediate
Japanese obJeCtlNe - Would De
virtually defenseless.
NO CHANCE FOR HELP
On the jutiing neck OF Burma
between the Bay Of Bengal and
the Gulf of Martaban. the capital
would have TO be held by siege
garrison and the chances Of rein
forCemcntS would be almost nil
(An American pilot in China
said. Il know the JapS have
crossed the Sittang and ! be-
lieve they dropped parachutiStS
north Of Rangoon in an at
tempt 10 cut of retrcat.@
Rangoon itself. with the Burma
Road cut. would be Of greatly
diminished military value
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15
Gin 8rabsarftad ser T8S

lno glebel au 2aua ihliden, um Die
Nation, Die ibnea nod Dor furser
.3eit- 8rot unto Si1erDeit sab, nit
Dpuomitbomben az terrorilieren. Wan
fann fiir Spione cine se.piile menid-
lihe Spmpatbie atIbrineen, aber uibt
iiir @eiinnuneslumpeu.
lleber Sa6otagefdue uno -Berur.
tetlungeu bat CLAUDE u. 9ollou, Der
lteaoertretenoe Setter Der ssBS, be-
ridtet, bab in ser 3eit bonn T.. SS,tli
1911 bis sum- 80. Ipril oieIes Sab
res III Sabotageperurteiliusen er-
folet linb uno pont @ebeimoienIt 524G
8eldlperoen auf bieiem @ebiet ge-
pritit por6en leieu.
8isber bat ser ss8S =@ebeimoienit
1914 feinolide Musldnber perbaftet,
oarunter 4611 Sapaner, 1859 Delt-
lde uno 1866 Staliener. Die bel oen
Ra55ien befhlaanabmte aouterbancs
beItano n,ter anoerent aus 631 8e-
poloern, 40 @eluebren, 1916 ssliu-
ten alttomatilden @eipebren uno Wa,
idinenoeipebreu, 2O7, 1894 .Shu6 Wus
uition, 1862 0pnanitltauaeu, t6i5
Qur5wellenapparateu losuie 956
Shipertern, 8aionetten, Weilern unS
9ol6en.
Sogar cine &eibe bon Berlouer
aus bent &esierungsoienlt Iiua ents
lailen tporben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

fa6rif.
Sfoea lin Biileu beiddftigt sc, 600
Nrbeiter. Der Betrieb erjeugt 70
Bro5ent aller oe,tIben 3anfse'hiise
luo perIhieoene Eppen idtperer Hr-
tillerie. 0ieie sbteil,mg bat cine We.
natsfapu5itdt pou 200 @eIhiibeu. "
Die @afIeufabrif in 8riiuu nit
Sen ssilialbetrieben in 8ietin, ltberite
SraoiIte l,no Foobre5oba erseuat
idbrlid 10000 Maibinenae,uebre
peribieoeuer Eppeu imo Galiber fiir
oie oeutibe Iruee uns tdelid tauleu-
(Jortlesln9 auf 5eite t2)
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3 Fahrney Medizinen
mogen linen helfen:
1. Forni's ALPEMkRxuTER

Die beroorrdgenoe Wd9entdtt9tett
anreaenoe Reoi5iu, bereu 8ert
felt iiber @euerationeu tot
Meni erprobt iporben ilt bel:
fu,,ftionuler !3artleibisfeit; uub
Weroelitdt 8eroauuussitoruugeH
l,no eerltimntten Wa9em 3opf-
fhmer5eu, Sdlafs ut6 Nppettt.
loiiateit, iibIent Wunogerud i,uS
belester 3lunae, ipenH biele 8e.
}btueroen auf feblerbafte Ser.
balutts luo Nusldeiblu,g 5uriid-
5afilbrsu iiub. Alpemframter ioirH
fault ,tuo sriiuolid nit Der Natur
ouf bieIem pierfahen ipibtiaem
@eac: es bilft Der 3dtisteit 6ea
Masens; belebt ben 9hiblsaug;
bermehrt Die Ausiheibuna bur2
bic gtteren; bilft 1,nb be1bleuutat
8erbu.,uus. 8elorsen Sie St9
nob beute cine 5(aIde Mlpea.
trduter lno genieben Sic leute
8or3iiae 1elbf.
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9itlers lette 2arte

Ser Oberit i,u bolloipafildet
@eneralitob Grantiiet Worapec bat
loeben int &erlag bes u@5edoIlobaf'
in Gonoon cine 9roibiire inter bem
2itel uSitlers arelt55ue' oeroffents
lidt, bie eine politiiebe llno militari=
lhe analple bes ruiliideu 5elo5uss
lit. leber bic porauslihtliheu Gut
luidll,ngen an ser rulIilh bel,tiben
6ront entbdlt bas gud ii6eraus in
tereliante ausfiibruneen, oie iih 1T
Ser Saiptladc nit ben ir 4lnIern
8ldttern ausgeipro6enen Inlibten
Oeden 1tnb III ben greisniiien ser let
ten 8oden cine teillpeiie BeItdtigung
finoen.
Sberlt Worapec lebnt oie berlhie@
oenen Radridten iiber NasiplGne se=
gen Spanieu unb Yort,ieal ob, 9laubt
aud nibt an Gttionen gegeu Die bri:
tilhe Sbiffabrt int Otittelnleer, an
entI1eioenoe Mblibten in Noroofri
CT glaubt nibt an cine Snbalion
gnglanbs ooer eiue Mttade eegcn Die
9iirfei. Aae oieIc @eriibte tperoen
als boridblib bon beu Ma8is ausae.
lprenste stabrihten aneeieben, sir
nit goriidt 5u se,ieBen iino. Sic
baben alien AnlaB", iaete Woraoec,
Init ioldeu gtad)ridten ibre Bldue
fir bie ndblte 3utunft su pernebeln.'
Die Nnalple bes >ruiliiden Selo5uss
NIT ben lleberraidmsen, oie ser
Binter fit oie Na5is sebradt bat,
ldBt nur cine 0oslidfeit at, ndmlib
Die 5ortlesung oieies 5elbsuses, too
BET Blane uuo sftionen int Naber
uno Wittleren Often, senau ioie int
8oriabr, aufaesebeu tperoen ODER
im Sano berlaufen ntiiiien, islanae
sic ruiiiIhe ssront Itanobdlt. I'm Sic
Situation an ser rl,iiiideu Sront 81
anoern, miiiie,t aber Die Nasis, OBJ
iie iuollen ooer nid)t, cine Sifeniiue
periuden. Niht MIR bie ltrateeiihs
Situation stpinat iie oa5u ionoeru
audi eas s8eIen oes RationalIp3ialis=
mus, bas ein 3uriidfallen auf Die
Defeniiue ausihlieBt. oBalliue
ariegsfiibu,ua lit fiir oos beutiae
oeutihe polttiihe 3egime nit Miid.
iidt auf Die iih ltan6is berIb(ehtern-
De innere Situation ,mertrdglih. SIT
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Mittnsd, Sew Is. SM[i 1872

:
tuahlamen itno finoieen 5gS a,lfge-
fpiirt ,ino unihdblia sentadt. adt
bon oeutlden lt-Booten >an uulerer
atlantiihen aiiite abeeieste Wsan-
ner, tpelhe beltimmt iporen. eine um-
fangreid,e Sabotage seseu ,niere
@iiltnngsinonltrie in Sic @ese Su lei
ten, tuuroen redt5eitis oinaielt &C.
n,odt. Seoer lit frob, ihreibt oa5u
Die N. 3. Staatsaeitang oaB oas
S8S 10 gut auf oem Bolten seipeIen
lit uno sic adt in Dentlblono als
5aboteure ousgebiloeten Burden
oingfeit 1uodte, ebe iie @eleseubeit
batten, Sic ibnen geiteuten aufsaben
5u erfiiQen. @obrIdeinlid tueroen
nod Sabre nergeben, eBe iuir 1T atle
@ini5elbeiten oes le,iationellen Sal.
Les einsetpeibt ,ueroen f0nneu, oer
ielblt nit ben @enieet, mas eutbiiut
tperoen fonnte, sic iippiglten Yban>
talien zines abenteuerfilms als blai>
len Abtlatld Ger @irflidfeit erldei-
neu ldbt.
@s lit beltiumt an3usnebneu, ooB
bic adt Sabotel,re oie polle Sddrfe
bes @eieBes oeripiiren peroen. Sc.
ueralautpolt 8ioole bot oer Nation
oerlibert, baB ufdnelle ,1,no seredte
Suitis' ipalteh meroe. Sc ihneller,
oeito beiler, idon aus bent @runoe,
um iolden Sdurfen bier3ulauoe, Die
nur auf cine @elegenbeit lparten, u,,t
ibrem bodoerrdteriihen Sanoiuerf
nad5ugeben, Die 5olgen flar Dor Nit
gen su fiibreu.
sSSeocr ser adt, oie nit 9puomit
tn6 8omben beriiberfamen, I'M ourh
Xerrorafte lnIere ariegsfiibrung 5u
labmen, tpor iabrelang III l,ulereiu
2anoe anl1Bia. 3uei bon ibuen lpo.
reu amerifaniibe 8iireer. Mae bot
ten bier quite ooer iuenieItells aus
fonmlide Stelleu. s(Ge eeborten slu,t
Mmerifaoeutlhen 8olfsbunb uuo se-
bdroeten lih iuabri6einlib littlib ent-
riiltet pno 5utieflt perlebt, ipeuu einer
audi MIR ipngte, an Der Sreue oer
Bunb- -Witglieber au inherent 2anoe
aud nur Die gerin9lten 3tueifel gu
begen. ....
g8enn es nod zines 8eiueiles ba-
fir beburft bate, iest baben mir ibn.
ooB ber 8uno in leiner SrganIiation
ruo in leiuer Witslieoihait bon a.=
fang bis @uoe cine groBe, erbarlnlide
2ii9e geipeien lit; baB er tueiter nihtS
nar als ein Dedmantel fir bodoer.
rdterilhe ltmtriebe; baB er nur einenu
3Wed 0iente, aftionen bor5ubereiten
,pie iene, sic iebt sliidliderlueiie int
Reim erltidt lueroen fonnten.
Die anltGuoieeu 9eutldamerifauer
f0nnen @ott a,if oeu 9nieu oafiir
baufen oaB lie bon oeu fit oie 81.
der9eit unleres 2an0es berantiportlis
den Berionlibfeiten nidt suit beu
9erroriiten (auA oeueu, Die nod ntdt
sefaBt peroen fonuten) in eineu
9opf getporfeu ueroen. Sic 8ebor.
ben tpiilen, oaB sic 9reue Der iiber-
mieaenoen Mebrbeit mlerer oeutlde
oMerifaniihen gepSlferune iiber aaa
3Weifel erbabem lit.
aber ser Deutlhamerifaner id,a,nt
iib bod, oaB es Wenlben ieines Biu=
tes sepeien Iiuo, sic lid Bel Nadt
glei61an einiee Muaenblide 0es Sic
npS apdGtiit Mhar Aonn fnn Aie
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D6i. @e;leafreass

auf oereH tuaaienoes Grieaspoteatio!
= Ole Suitiatioe nidt iiberlaiien.1
go uno ioie aber faun Deutlhtaao
leine Sneniioe aniesen2 Noraoec lit
Der anIidt, oaB nit Riidiidt auf Die
pbglilde rno ausbil6ungstedniide
ltn5l.lanslidfeit oes oeutideu Col
oaten 6ie oeutid)e Irmee ,,pabrlhein-
lid niht auf oer sau6en Sitiront
miro angreifen fonneu, ionoern, DAB
lie Iid pielnsebr fiir ibre Sfienlip,
attion eiueu beltinnten abidnitt uuo
ein 3iel miro luablen miiiien".
N,tr> in oielem ssabr nod uuo nur
Iolanee oas Botential alIer Maiier.
ten nod nid3t pou entialtet lit, babeu
Die Oettlden eine Soffnmg. Die.
lent @eoanfen itno aue beutlbeu 8or-
bereitltusen fiir sic 5riibiabrsoffeu,
lipe nntergorouet." Sic Ipielen ibrc
leete 8arte aus, Ite tniiIien alles IN
oem Rampf iperien. 9os Salaroslpiet
Der Nooemberofienlioe segen Nosfau
fonnett Ole Na5is niht rnebr tpieoer,
bolen oeun Der ,,@inlas 5oblreiber
Olot'ionen, oeren Seripenouna im
8inter nidt oorseleben eelpeIen tuar.
bat eine Serabiesuna Der Stdnoe oer
frildeu @inbeiten sur ssolge sebo6t,
Die fir Die sSriibiabrsoffenltoe notis
lino".
Die WillioueuperluIte an erfabre.
ner nno atsgebiloeteu Soloateu",
laste Worooec, ,,uuo ibr @rlas ourd
iun9e uno nur fliidtig ausgebiloete
Hefrnten, iesen ben aaupfpert sec
eelttlben Mrmee entlheioeno bero6.
ebenlo bat iid ser 9ampfeeilt bes
oeut1den Soloaten gednoert. Bdb,
reno er int Soriabre angriff, um 81
Iegen uno sic sSelt SIT erobern, tuiro
CT in bielem Sabre nur nod aus
anait bor oen 1olaen Ser Wieoerlosc
5,uu Ingriff Ibreiteu."
sSie min oas oeutlbe Oberfom.
inanoo oieie pbpiiiben,> ieelilden uno
aitsbioungstednilden ltn5uldngId-
feitet allseleiden2
Solange sic bei,tIhe Mr,uee 1ca=
reid uno int Bor,uarIh mar, perlor
lie nitr oas &ricasluaterial, oos nor
nal tm &an,pTe perbruubt miro. Sett
bent 7. 0e5enbcr 1941 ober, ben, Sc
ginn Der r,,liilden @egenoffeulipe,
perlor lie al,h oas Waterial, bas bel
ibren 8iid5iiAen nid)t forteeIfaIit
tperoen tonnte, ltno Oen Nullen III 81:
5dnoe aeiallen lit. v8ir ipiiien, oaB
oieie Waterialperlltlte ser eettiber
armee attf Bent Hiid5ug auBerge=
lpobnlib bod iuarett 5u'ninnelt mas
@elbiise uno Motorfabr3etge anbe-
langt." Nber tic tonneu ourh 81,
oeutide Mobililierung ser europGis
lben 8irtlhaft fiir sic ariees5lpede
Ser Na5is einigermoBen ausgegliben
wcroen. Shon Sic tibehoIlo,pafilbe
Jiiitlngsinb,lltrie bat bas Griegspo=
tential Der 9eutlden ,uelentlih er=
bobt, iaste Worauec. Gin 9eil ser
Seutlhen ariegsproouftion muroe
ipater iosar brett auf Betriebe I'M
Yroteftorat perteilt.
Sier einiee 3ablen:
Die Maibineufabrit 2olben Danef
in Bras beiddftiat nit S,uei 1ilial-
betrieben $4,000 Nrbeter lno arbet=
tet 5u 100 Brosent fir Sic oe,tihe
arieasprohuftion. Sic bat eiHige
! tanleno Sanfs berIdtebener @r0Rc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15

glei6iam einiee Muaenblide 0es Sic
ges segonnt. Nber Damn fam Ole
5h,noe ser 6inlternis. Die bitterc
Yiae muBte geIdlltdt lperoeu. gs
bieB, iid ms llnDermeiolide idtuei=
geno at fiiaeu. Der 2eioensweg m,t6-
te belhritten iperben.
(SdtuB folat)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15
!. Forni's HeiI-OsI Eminent

@enu rbeunlotild)e llnb neurdCI
glide Sebuer6eu lid bemerfbor
n,abeu, ipeuoeu Gle bos liu.
bernoe, ipdrmenoe Seil=Sel au.
bas f6ner6ltiIlenbe RitteI iur
@ebrdlib felt 1885. IS briuat
fbnelle, ipiIlruulntene 2iuoerltlta
bel muiSful0leu giidenfdmerSeu,
itetfen ober 1dmer3enbeu Muss
felu, Serrenflngeu, Sto6ipunoeu
ooer Serltail6llugen, iudeuoeu
ooer brennenoeu ssiiBer. Gs bitft
Die 3trflllation bon rei6cnt ruten
8lut burh ihmer3enbe @eaenoeu
an5uregen. Gin eutes Girimentt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-15
. Forni's MagoIo

Glue iuirfiams, angeuebm
ihnedenoe, alfalii6e Neoisit int
@ebrdllb felt iiber SIS Sabreu sur
foforti9en 2inoerl,ta bel aeluiieu
afllten Wta9enitorlli,een tpie Sob.
brennen uno 8erbaltun9s1tor,tu.
gen, berporgerrfsn burh eta
lteberntaB au 5dure. Mud inert.
bou Grdlnpfe llnb @rbredcu 3u
betdmpfen bel beiBen Detter uuf
8rmnb bon Sun,i,rerbe5dnpereeu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-11

Labor Day with her father in
Marion. Ind.
Mrs. Nora Flowers and daughter
Nancy, Willis, spent Saturday after
noon with Mrs Anna Beard
Alex Krejci, Detroit. spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter kreici
and family.
Mrs. Albert Elka and Mrs. An
thony Koss attended the Ladies'
Aid meeting at St Pauls Parish
Hall Thursday afternoon.
John Koss. Detroit. is spending n
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Koss.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Elka and
Charles and Fred Dupslaf spent
Sunday at Fort Custer, Battle
Creek They also visited MIR. and
Mrs Melvin Vedder and family
Litchfeld
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Vedder at
tended the funeral of their cousin
Mrs Elizabeth Green. Friday at
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs William Polling and
daughter. Wyandottc. spent Friday
with their SITTER aand brother.in.
law. Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Smith
and family.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Mason visited
Mrs. Laura Adair, Romulus, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cox, Npsi,
lanti. were Sunday dinner guests OF
her parents. Mr. and Mrs }. Oleke
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Belmore and
family. Lincoln Park, spent Tues
day with her sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Thompson. Detroit.
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Yelinek
Monday evening.