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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
.GM President
Challenges WLB
On Double Pay

AS the General Motors Corpora
ton and the UAW-CIO resumed
their contract negotiations today
before the War Labor Board in
Washington. GIN President c. Z.
Wilson challenged a WLB order
calling for Sunday double pay TO
workers during the negotiations.
Wilson's defiance followed in the
wake of a WLB directive order
Friday and an affirmation of the
order Saturday, both of which con-
tended that double compensation
should be paid from the expiration
of the recent contract until
May Is.
After II. w. Anderson. GM vice
president. protested that I'VE dc
not agree 10 comply with your
directive order" Wilson agreed Il
make double pay the first. issue
discussed in Washington negotia'
tons.
Wilson contended that the union
should accept his original offer &c
make double pay retroactive &c
April %. the date of the contract
expiration. if the new agreement
provides for such economic con-
.ceSsionS.
The GIN head proposed that the
Washington negotiations be oper
to the public and press, as re-
.quested earlier by Walter ReutheI
of the UAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Caravan S Total
Here, $4,000

The Hollywood Victory Caravan
crossed a total Of S54 900 in i'll
Monday appearance in the State
Fair Grounds for the benefit o.
Army and Navy Relief. it was an
nounced today.
The committee in charge ex
pressed il as a magnificent show
ing for Detroit" pointing out tina
Washington and Cleveland each
crossed only $4,000 and Boston
with an additional seating capac
ity. took in only $4,000.
The net proceeds will be divided
equally between the army aDC
navy relief funds.
The caravan shows tonight II
Chicago in continuation of its /,
one-night stands with a total goa
of S750.OOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
) Doctors
Called i'm


Three Hammond. Ind, physi
clans were called today 10 testify
in the mail fraud trial OF James
"A. Wilson, SO. former claim agent
for the Grand Trunk Railroad
one of three defendants accused
of sponsoring scheme TO swindle
the railroad of $4,000 in false
injury claims.
All of the alleged claims for non
existent injuries were prompted
by a collision of a Grand Trunk
football special and a Michigan
Central flyer at South Bend. Ind.
Nov. u, 1888.
Mrs. Emily Pekoz. former Calu.
met, Ind, tavern operator, testi'
fed that shortly after the accident
Perry r. Chaplin. Hammond at
torney and defendant, solicited
her help in the scheme.
Mrs. Pekoz related how each
person was examined by doctor
gave his claim TO Chaplin who
forwarded them TO Oliver Prickett
former Lansing claims agent anc
third d fendant. Wilson anc
Prickett divided the money from
the false claims, she said.
Prickett and Chaplin have
pleaded guilty 10 the account in
Idictment and are awaiting sen
tence by Federal Judge Frank A
Picard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

be completed tomorrow without
undue confusion. W
OF the number ineligible for the
No. / ration book. there were nc
big hoarders. II any are TO ap-
pear. officials believe it will be
on the last day.
NO COMPLAINING
Throughout the county's public
schools where $4,000 volunteers
are assisting with the registra-
ton from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m, the
public's willingness TO accept the
first direct household hardship oil
the war was conspicuous.
For some IL was no hardship
But countless others explained
without complaint that they had
experienced several sugarless days
since sugar sales were banned
pending rationing.
Lingeman reiterated his warn
ing that all families should regis
ter regardless of their need for
sugar because the ration books
may be used for other rationec
articles in the future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

Four Sweethearts are two welded
couples today through near-mili-
tary weddings before Common
Pleas Judge Gerald w. Groat-
one ceremony prearranged and the
other spontaneous.
Principals of the first wedding
were Lieuts. r. B. Staley of Fort
Wayne and Katherine w. Simons
of the United States Nursing
Service, Atlanta, Ga. Staley OBJ
tanned a waiver on the five-day
wait rule and his bride came to
Detroit on furlough TO eliminate
their long romance.
SEE CORPORAL AND GIRL
Staley lives in indianapolis anC
his bride in nearby Kentland, Ind
To give the ceremony a militar,
flavor BETTING a lieutenant, Sta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Crusade FlOPs
City Hall Pane Smasher
Herded Into Cell

John Edward McGuffin's one
man crusade against the city ad'
ministration landed him in jai
today as police accused him Of
breaking seven city hall windows
in 10 days.
McGuffin's campaign came tC
grief at 9 o'clock last night wher
he slipped on the getaway after
heaving a rock through the bureau
of inspection window.
"T was ut the end of my rope
explained McGuffin, who is 80
and lives at 1871 First street.
T don't like the way they run
things Mt city hall. end | don't
like the building, either"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
|Maius Identified
AT Murder Trial

The state was expected to rest
its murder case today against
Max Maius. 80, who was identified
by a witness in the court Of Re-
corder's Judge w. Mckay Skill
man as one of two men carrying
guns in the downtown handbook
in which DR.. Julius Harris was
shot in 1888.
The witness was Jules Doretti,
who, with George Wruble. Is serv.
ing a life term in jackson State
Prison for the Staying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

He had been cited extraordinary heroism in World
War J.
LIEUT.. GENERAL GEORGE H. BRETT commanding Off
Sefridge Field from 1880 1888 in command
all United Nations air forces the Australian theate
deputy Gen. Sir Archibald
Wave noted British general the Southwest Pacific Last
81 Brett appointed Chief of the Air Forces
for a period of four years
CAPT HENRY HANK" THoRNE at present sick in
Australia with malaria stationed Selfrdge Field from
June 1887, September, 1888
Captain Thorne escaped to Australia
months of continuous action Bataan When
commanding a pursuit squadron in
the Philippines
in Antonio Tex, he has been in the air forces
for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
2 Soldier Weddings
Nurse Comes From Georgia TO Wed Lieutenant
and They in Turn Stand Up for Corporal

ley's fellow officers and their wives
participated.
AS the party. numbering about
Ia in all. was leaving the court.
room. it spotted a Negro corporal
and his girl awaiting matrimony
in the corridor.
"How would you like to have
a bunch of lieutenants stand up
with you at your wedding? one
officer asked.
"That'd be good" replied
Corp. Major A. Matthews, n,
of GIT Erskine avenue.
So, the party assembled once
again before the judge and Major
the corporal, was married in style
to Catherine Tate of 1017 Benton
avenue.
Tho Wishing Well has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Mrs. Dionne's Birthday

CALLANDER. Ont. May
QNS).-Mrs. Elzire Legros Di-
onne. mother of the quints and
seven other children. is 80 years
old today. A special birthday
party was to be held at the nurs-
lery-home of the quints. Three of
the older children are attending
school in Quebec and will not be
present at the party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
kills Wife and Self

Reported TO have been wanted
In Chicago for the murder of a
fd-year-old girl seven years ago.
Dames Henderson. %. OF 800
Theodore street. committed sui
ride after shooting and killing his
wife in a family quarrel, police
reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Army Recruits Can Pick

Army recruits between Is and
19 years hereafter will be per-
mitted to select their branch of
service-infantry. cavalry, mech
anized. etc.,-Col. Joseph l..
Bachus, in charge of induction
here. announced today. An order
in January eliminated preference
clauses for all age groups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

yELFRIDGE FIELD has produced of the air heroes
~ and leading fer OF World War H. surrey shoWed today
~ Of them these Uho have done these things:
LIEUT. COL. BOYD WAGNER, only Is and the
er attain his rank credited with bring
ing down least 20 the first month of the
Wounded in the Philippines he recovered and is now be-
iievcd be stationed Australia He of the most
pubcized army ners; Hollywood has announced that
motion picture will be made of his life
Colonel Wagner then only lieutenant at Sell
fridge Field from 1888 1910.
BRIGADIER GENERAL HENRY BLACK CLAGETT, born
Wayne Detroit commanding officer at Selfrdge
from 1886 to 194l
General Clagett assigned to the Bataan Peninsula
the has been recalled
Washington report his observations after inspection
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

OF 43 enemy agent suspects
rounded up by the FBI since the
attack on Pearl Harbor. the
enemy alien board has vindicated
IS. paroled 13 and interned y
Two cases are pending. including
that of Mrs. Margareta Bertel-
mann. held as an accomplice in
the escape of Luftwaffe Lieut.
Peter KruP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
War Plant Strike Ends

MOVER. Mass. May 6
QNS).-The state Federation of
Labor today ended the unauthor-
lied strike of 1000 employees OF
the National Fireworks Company
with the declaration that "the
production of munitions has got
| to continue"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
urban on Jury
Board Mistake,
Governor Says

Appointment OF Joseph Urban,
Polish newspaper reporter, TO the
Wayne County Jury Commission
|was tacitly admitted a mistake by
Gov. Murray ID. Van Wagner
today as the Ferguson grand jury
Launched a probe into the politics
|of the presumably non-partiSan
group.
Ellis name came To me
through the regular party chan
neis," said the governor in
Lansing defensively. "He was
recommended by County Chair
man Harry Mead and the con-
gressional district chairman"
IL can't be satisfied with n
man like that on the commits
sion"
HEARS FIRST REPORT
Van Wagoner's embarrassment
was occasioned by reports of the
first commission meeting attended
by Urban after he had been named
TO fill the post OF Joseph Ratkow-
ski. resigned member and death
ear driver.
Admitting that ne had difficulty
with the English language, Urban 5
contribution 10 the initial session
was n complete blank.
He remained mute even after
noiionS had been repeatedly OK.
planned 10 him.
TELLS or SUBTERFUGE
Earlier, obviously i'll at ease. he
had claimed 10 be a Polish editor
hnd given the wrong residential
AdreSS. Investigation proved he
paid space rates for the material
&c turns in 10 Polish daily.
In connection with the Ferguson
inquiry. Governor Van Wagner
Eaid he had honored a request for
transcript of custer proceedings
hgainst RatkowSki and Larry w
Griffith, commission chairman dis
missed after charges Of ineffi'
.iency had been aired.
To the Griffith vacancy the gov.
krnor named Mrs. Agnes Shepard
member Of the Democratic State
Central Committee and former
telephone operator AZ the State
Fair Grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Packard'S
PIT Boats
Win Flag

For production excellence, III
Packard Motor Car Company 10
day flies the first Navy "E" burge'
ever presented for the manufac
ture of marine engines.
The award was the first made
in Detroit for outstanding achieve
ment in any phase OF the wal
effort.
In awarding the burgee. which
was unfurled in front OF the ad
ministration building. Rear AID
miral w. T. Cluverius. retired
lauded Packard for its record IL
the output of motors for thu
famed PIT boats.
BIG FACTOR FOR VICTORY
This company has given a re-
markable account Of itself In
producing these engines,n he
said. Its development will be
n big factor In ultimate victory"
The award was accepted by Al
van Macauley. board chairman
who pledged his company to ever
greater production efforts.
Ernest c. Kanzler. War Produc
tion Board automotive chief. acted
as master of ceremonies and Lieut.
Commander A. r. Montgomery
head OF the PIT squadron at New
port. r. l.. presented "E" button!
to 1000 workers in the marin'
engine plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06

Philippine Islands 1871 General Royce American mill
tay attache the embassy London and observer
n skies Britain and North Africa
LIEUT.. COL. EMMETT O'DONNELL JR. awarded
Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary heroism
Philippines and credited with the destruction of four
Jap planes in battle against heavy odds He was Sci
fridge ier during the time between 1880 and 1886
among his friends in Detroit Mickey Cochrane
GENERAL HAROLD III. GEORGE killed last
week Australia in air field accident
Serdge Field officer for II years, General George
the Philippine Islands 194l. Shortly before
promoted from rank colonel and cited
by President distinguished leadership and gall
lanry fighting the Bataan Peninsula. He
Of American generals who flew with General Mac
Australia after serving with him in the Philippines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
REGISTRATION INCREASES

Yesterdays registration of 606,-
IA persons was marked in
:rease over Mondays 100000
turnout. Only 41.000 were re-
used books, bringing the two-day
.otal to less than 6 per cent.
With two registration days re-
naming and more than half of
he anticipated total signed, Cas-
par J. Lingeman. county rationing
read, predicted that the job would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
Speed Sugar Listing
Registering Of sos. IA in Day, With Refusal
Of Books TO $4,000, Is Up TO Schedule

The staggering task OF regis
ering 100000. private sugar
|Isers for ration books moved
|,long on schedule today, without
|,rumbling and with no reports of
Eolume boarding.
BY the end of the second day
bf the four-day registration APP
1,050,C00 Wayne
County residents had signed and
over than $1,000 had been de-
led ration books because they
Possessed more than six pounds
bf sugar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-05
NsittiDod, Sen 5. aneaff fs4s

den @enliifeerilte. Sic rief ms per
Selepbcn an unD erfudte uns um
Siibforn. g8ir iudten iie fir Beter.
file, Din, gnoibie Bfeffer u1o CRIME
Somaten 5lt intereiiieren, aber iie be.
itano auf ibrera SiiBforn. @ir babea
oasielbe Ieioer nidt. Sdtten mir es
5ll berfaltfen aebnbt, tpiirbe Die Mn-
5eige fid bnnoertproaertig beaablt
baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-05
@6lferredte mn &6lffrqeridt
snttDorfen Don @rabiidof siearnun6 @aib

uuB HtWI eIlDd durHe DER Serr, lin0
| ibr 5um l1ntergange gebet bom red.
ten 8ege. 8enn in furaem Iein 3orn
Ianfbrennt, ,,ielig bann aae, oie ber.
trauen auf ibn' (Bi. q. Das er.
leben mir iest uno erleben es in
fnrdtbaren 3eitereigniiien. Die Hol.
fer biiifen nun fir Die Siinoen bon
Sabrbnnoerten, fir iene Siinoen, oie
| iid tanbauften, feitoen Die Staats.
|getpalten iib bon Der Mnerfe,inuns
@ottes i'm Offentlidet 2eben losias.
ten, Srennltng bon Stride uno. 5taat
proflamierter, oie Stride NIT .feinoli.
den @eieten ,tnterbriidten nno fnebel-
ten ano iie bebornunbeten; oie 8ol.
fer biiBen iebt fit 6en Jog. 2ibera.
lismus uno ite biiBen fir alle iene
Sinoert tpelfe gei6aben, 6a man
ben Sapit ieines Staates beraubte,
feline beiligen &edte perIebte uno
i'm miBbmoelte. Dieles @ottesgeribt
fonnte altb oie Eugenbbaftiefeit bes
einen nn6 bes anoerert Der Serrl1er
|nibt n1ebr alfbalten, tpie i'm Mlten
Seitame1tt bas @ottesgeriht, oas
iiber Sirael erging neeen Der Sin.
ben friiberer aonige uno ipegen Der
Dffentli6en Siinben bes Golfes, ribt
mebr gan5 alifeebalten tperoen fonn-
te, felbit nidt onrb fronme &0niae.
Dieies sSeltaeri6t boaaiebt fieb
iest, aber es i9eint nibt oaB Die
Golfer baralis Die ri1tige 2ebre 5ie-
ben iid mebr INN @ottes @ebot unb
@ottes beiliges @elet nnb @ottes
Seaen at fiittn1ern. gber treiben lie
nod lpeiter bi1lein in Sic @ottlofig.
felt. Seoob pielleidt lit bas grobe
glenb oerseit oa5,t beitin1nlt, enblisb
oie Sebniuebt nad Der tpabren Gr-
fenntnis @ottes uno ieines Segens an
Defen. Bielleidt fonl,nt balb ibor
oie 3eit, tpo sic 8olfer nit einen oe.
miitigen De Brofunois - nit einent
@ebete aus Der Eiefe 6es glenbes
/ iib at @ott benz &errm, Ser Quene
oes &ebtes i,no Der Qnelle alles Se.
gems fir oas 0oIfergliid menoen.
Das 1T Die grobe Grage Ser 3eit, ob
enoIid Der @lailbe triumpbiere iiber
ben llnglauben i'm 2eben bes Bot
fes?
8or 100 Sabren idrieb ser fpani.
|ide @iloIopb l,1t6 Ebeologe 8almes,
elmer Der @eiitesgetpaltigen neuerer
3eit: Ser l1nglaube lit Dos 8roblem
Der @egentpart, oie &auptfraee, luelhe
ale anoeren beberribt uno iiber alle
|iid erbebt, mie bic idlanfe 3ppreiie
iiber bas nie6rige @eitriipp." -
sd betra6te ben l1nglauben als ei.
ne Der darafteriitilhen 9lagen Der
@egennart ll,to als cine Der furebt-
bariten Strafen, tpelde @ott iiber
oas Menidenseidledt seienoet bat. !,
,,3enn @ott aus bem rtniberIumt
Genommen miro, oann iit oie Welt elm
Sobn oes 3ufalls nnb Der 3nfau elm
8ort obne Sinn lno 6ie gotur elm
&dtlel uno 6ie menidli6e seele cine
Sanidung lino 6ie moraliifen 8eaie-
bungen nidts, oie Moral ielbit cine
2iiee."
Der l1nelanbe bat bie eebiloeten
g0lfer nidt pIotlid befallen. er III
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-05
(SAIuRl
Sin 3eitbilS

IL NS~SJ%AD(
! Das fonnte pielleiht ben beibni
1 iben g0lfern ni1t eni6ent, nidt Of
fenfunoig fein, neil oas Seioentun
Die 3eit Der llnipiiienbeit mar. Mber
nad Der gri6einung bes Serrn alti
l@rben, mod Der Menibper0una
IGbrifti, Der sefom,nen lit ols 2idi
aur @rle1dti1ng Der 80lfer unb lin
alle 80lfer 5u erIoIen unb etpig ieIil
5u MAIDEN, 1inb Der in Die ftiirniib.
8eIt binein Die 9otfdaft bes Srie-
oens brabte unb Ser iebem golfe iid)
autpenbet nit benz @orte: .Mi1 er.
l-barmt bieies Golf', unb ber ieinen
! apoiteln ben auftras eeseben bot:
I,,@ebt bin unb lebret alle golfer ltno
tauft lte 1,no lebret tie anes balten,
gbriitentilm in bie 8olferipelt elm.
georltneen nnb fann ib1en bieie or.
ipas id eu1 befoblen babe, lit oas
fenntnis nidt rtebr nerborgen iein.
l1mio gr0Ber nno linio 1tngebenrer
| lit baber bic geranttportling, ipenn
man bas gbriltei,tin1 aus Der Del.
femtlihfeit eines 8olfes a,t ber6rau-
|gen fl,bt. Ser 1T fein Mann oes
8aterlanbes, ser Geligion uno Sitt-
IIi6feit nntergrdbt,, bebauptet 8aiD-
ingtpn, ein friiberer 8rafioent Der
I8er. 5taaten seorbnllterifas. llno
lbariiber brobt ben Bolfern bas Sc
IriGt @ottes, ,@r - @ott Der Serr
T. bat einen 9ag beitilnn1t", iagt Der
III. 8aullts, ,,an peldeln ct ben gro.
freis ribten miro na1 @erebtigfeit
brrh etnen Mann ben er oa5u beiteat
r,nb allen als glailbipiiroig oargeta1
bat, inbem er i'm ailferpedte bon Deit
Gotten. Dieies @eridt lit nidt BLOB
am gnbe Der 8eltgei6idte, Elm @es
]ridt ergebt iiber Die g0lfer nno ibre
5taaten auh i6on in Ser 3eit ibre5
irbil1en Daiei11s. Die 8orte oes
lbl. 8aulms fblieben bas nibt aus.
Isle Iaiien bas bieimebr tpie einen ll,t-
terton r1itflingen, mas I'M 2. Ylaln1
.Ifdon I'M MIten Eeitarnent als Got
ltesaeridt mber Die 8olfer, lpelAe Die
| grfenntnis @ottes l.nb ben Sienli
@ottes ablebnen, angefiinbigt NOR
6en 1T. Weit ben @orten: .2aBt uns
Iserreiben ibre 8anoe nno bon uns
tperfen ibre Setter, tperoen oiele
g0lfer porsefiibrt; aber bort lelen
mir oan1, tpie Der Serrgott, Der i'm
Sim1nel nobnt, ibrer laht uno ibrer
ipottet nno tpie ct int feinem 3orn
liuioer iie rebet unb ipie ct IN ieinen
@rinlme Iie peripirft nnb ipie Gbrt=
Itus, Der Mellias, nun eingefiibri
tpiro in oieien 8olferitreit, Der als
&0nig BON @ott be1n Serrn iiber
Sion, leinen beiligen 8erg, geiest
lit un6 iein @eies perfiinoet, er, benz
oie 8oIfer ser grbe gum grbe nno
laMm gigentlm Sic @ren5en Der groe
gegeben linb. 8on ibnl miro gelagt,
oaB er bie G0lfer nit eiIernem S5ep-
ter beberri6e uno ipie E0pfergeidirr
sertriinmere, mesbalb Der Hropbei
bie g6lfer nno lire &egierungeu
mabnt: o2abt ei1b tpeiien, bic ibI
@i1ter ieib a,tf @rben, bienet Dem
Germ in 5urdt uno froblodet i'm
! nit 8ittern! grgreifet sic 3uht,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-08-05
MUSINGS BY
TIE TREASURER

8ei Der Durbiidt unierer sc.
; iddftsbiiber iino mir blrd iiberiidt'
lihe Briifilng oer @innabmen unl
Ausgaben Der lettet1 sebn Sabre al
oen SbluB gefommen, bab es bor1
tpeientliher 8ibtigfeit nnb Notipen-
biefeit lit, eine biel groBere anaabl
neuer 2eier au tperben. Die 3abI Der
2eier bes Ohio 8aiienfrenno faut
nit iebem Sabre, oenn es iinb gum
sroben geile alte 2eler, ipelfe unlere
ISobesanaeigen fiillen. Mnbere 2eier,
oie aeitlebens ibr beuti1iprabiges
glatt eifrig eeleien uno oas Soiepbi=
mum reiblib unteritiist baben, iino
|tpesen Blinbbeit ober Arnut mid.
mebr itnitanoe, bas quite 8erf su l1t-
Iteritiiben.
9ie neutrality-suspicious. oes Sole
pbinums fab i9on Dor "a SSabren bas
Sos Der frernoipra6igen Blatter por-
aus. Dalnals bate Der Ohio 8aiien-
| freuno Die Sobe ieiner gntipidlung
erreidt. Das Soiepbinnm &eeflp
tpuroe eegriinbet au oen 3ned, Die
&inoer nnierer alten @aiienfreuno-
Ieier gu intereiiieren nno fie als 2eier
at eetpinnen, bamit lie oas groBe,
bon ibren gltern begonnene 8erf
| fortieten 1ollterl. Serner iollten aud
anoere engliid1prebenbe Gatbolifen
| in oen 2eierfreis bineinge5ogen tper-
oer.
| Ser bielperbeiBenoe Blan nnroe
nibt bon lrnb ean5 erreidt. Gr idei-
terte pornebnlidl an folgenoen orei
| llrfaben: 1. MangeI an Sntereiie iei-
tens ser amerifaniid)en &atbolifen
an ser fatboliiden 2iteratrr; 2. Gie
f0r,nli1e Mbtpettoung fatboliiber 2ef=
tire bonieiten Ser &atbolifert, ipelde
@elo nnb Sntereiie nidtfatboliiden
Sublifationen a,,tpenoeten; 3. Die
ginfiibrung bon Oioaeianbldttern
nebIt Ser irrigen Mnffaiiune, bab
ni1t mebr als elm fatboliihes 8latt
in elm fatDoliihes Seim fomnen io1-
te, obibon bod ber Snbalt beoerteno
peridieben 1T.
i @us g,lten @riinben Daben mir ss
| 1tets nernieoen, elmer eiie=agentnr
Ole @intreibung bon reue1t 2eiern
ansubertranen, ba bieielben ben ea,,-
aen Mbonnementspreis bes eriten Sab
res beanipruben ,,no bann Die met
1ten 2eIer abfauen. @ir baben 6esa
balls nniern Stubenten nnb berer
Mnpertpanbten 1,no 6reunoen Die
Mufgabe Der griperbung neller 2eIer
anbertrant. Biele unierer Stl,benten
baben erobe grfolge in ibrer Breiie-
fanpagne au peraeidnen, pdbreno
anoere tpenieer @liid batter1. Obgleid)
piele unIerer Stubenten Irbeit aui
ser Sarm ooer in 8erfitdtten gefin-
BEN baben, boffen mir, baB lie ibr
WoglidItes tun lperoell Inn llniern
: @obenblattern neue 2eier au tperbeil
uno oamit lire eigene @riitena iidern
belfen.
: X X X
@ir ieben uns gestpungen, uns
nod Mrbeitsbilfe um5uieben. Bir
brau6en einen SSSanitor, nm 3eini=
; gunes- uno &iibenarbeit au berrib
ten. anbere aenntniiie fno nidt er,
forberlid. @eiuiinIdt miro alio eir
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Dollar, ben ih in einem MnIiegal
beriproden batte. SD bi1t, @ott iei
Danf, erb0rt iporben. M. g.. 81.
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an5eigen be5ablen iid! Nir baben
cine 2eierin Die infer 8Iatt brett
bon Der Boit in 8ortbington erbalt.
Die 2eierin erfnbr bon ,,nlerer rel.
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8ir leben nns geaipungen, nns
nad @rbeitsbilfe l,m5uieben. 8ir
bral6en einen SSanitor, Inn Neini=
gunes= unb &iibenarbeit au berrid.
ten. Mnbere aenntniiie fino nidt er-
foroerlid. @eipiinidt miro alio elm
alterer Mann le6ig, Der iib elm gutes
Seim in elmer fatboliihen Mnitalt
fi6ern min. DerIelbe moee iib reht