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lRINDLE

Continued from PAGE Onel
also a member OF the crack Michi-
gan Normal mile and two-mile relay
teams.
The two.mile quartet established
am American indoor college rec
ord at the Butler Relays in lndi-
annapolis. Grlndle's running mates
on the foursome were Tommy
Quinn. Duane Temper and Joe
Brzezinsk.
He enlisted In the Army Air
Corps and after several months Of
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MIAMI BEACH, Plains The
body of Horace Stephen Tuthill. y.
retired founder and president Of
Sheffield Farms, Inc. was sent to
his Rye, n. Y. home today for bur
ial. Board president OF the National
Dairy Products Co, Tuthill had
been III two months
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THEY SAY

Rio de Janeiro-Sumner Welles,
Pndersecretary Of State, explains
ne danger from the Axis: mo ma.
lon can hope to maintain its liber-
y except through the power Of arm
d might and the courage and de-
otion OF men and women who love
lberty more than life ITSELF
Washington-Col. John Jouett.
President of the Aeronautical
,hamber of Commerce. takes ex-
Ieption to the Senate Defense Com.
nittee report: In every theater Of
IVar to date, our American design
ID and built warplanes, including
pursuits and bombers, have shown
ar superiority in combat with enc
by planes"
Albany, \. Y. - Gov. Herbert
lehman recommends a single re.
|ponsible civilian defense head for
zach target area: During a hos
| lie air raid or enemy attack
trategy will not be decided at mass
|neetings."
New York-A. A. Berle, Jr., as.
|lstant Secretary Of State suggests:
AT the beginning of each day
Tery one ought to say to himself:
Y hat can | do to increase produc-
lion p"
Wash'ngton-Secretsry Of Navy
knox is suspicious of stories from
Fermany telling of serious IN.
lest: "A crimp has been put in the
|1achine but it is not ready to fan
part"
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Original Choir Meets

Original members OF the Willis
Church choir met at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Clark, .Ypsilanti,
Friday evening. A social evening
was spent visiting and singing.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
tobert Garrod. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
I'LL, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Prout, Mr..
nd Mrs. Glenn Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Cox, Mrs. May Wright
and Mrs. Sauna Simon.
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Quilt Club Convenes

The Lincoln Community Quilt
Club held an all day meeting at the
home of Mrs. Lena Staebler, Fri.
day with potluck dinner at noon.
The women pieced quilts and sew
ed on Red Cross material. Those
present were Mrs. Will Royal, Mrs.
Fred Larson, Mrs. Emma Colts,
Mrs. Mike Crawford and daughter
Laura, Mrs. o. Button, Mrs. NJ.
Mason, and Mrs. NJ. Notar.
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At Scout Meetinu

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Sherman at
tended a banquet at the Michigan
Union, Ann Arbor. OF the Washte-
nav and Livingston County annual
executive meeting OF the Boy
Scouts organization.
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Farrell William. Leave.

Farrell Williams, who accepted
teaching position in Saginaw, has
been informed BY the Office Of civil
liam defense that he has been &C.
cepted by the Civil Air Patrol He
left Immediately for duty in Kan
sas City, Mo.
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Butter and Eoas

Detroit Mich. Jan. l9-
sV IfER-Best creamery m tubs
S5ia 73eiac
EGGS -- Current receipts. S5iac:
dirties, SEE. checks. Sic
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The Sunday School executive
board committee met at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. A Smith, Mon.
day evening.
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Detroit. Mich. Jan 10 Poultry:
market steady Hens heavy breeds
lFh sc: cocks. l2nl4c: rock
springers 2ic. broilers. heavy. 2lc:
ducks. lSc. geese. lec; turkey
hens. Csc. toms. zoe
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Willis News
WILLIS WoMAN's SOCIETY
MEET IN CHURCH JAN, Il


Woman's Society held its regular
meeting in the church annex Jan.
"A. Mrs. Myrtle Kinnlcutt, being
the leader OF the devotionals, open
ed the meeting by singing. Where
Cross the Crowded Ways OF Life,
followed by scripture reading and
singing In Christ There is No
East or West. Mrs. Esther An
derson gave a book review on
Women in the Home. followed by
discussion. Mrs. Prout read an
article on the New Year for the So
ciety.
Mrs. Hazel Garrod, president,
opened the business meeting by
reading letter by Mrs. Steininger
for the Society. The minutes for
December were read. Eighteen
members answered TO roll call. Mrs.
o. A. Smith read the treasurer's re-
port. Mrs, Win Clark reported the
sale of one comfort and one being
pieced. Mrs. Eugene Staebler re.
ported on table covering which Is TO
be further investigated for the
February meeting. The society
voted TO establish a credit at a
publishing house in Cincinnati, ..
Two new members. Mrs. Harry
Gonser and Mrs. VIII Royal. were
added TO the Society. 1t was decid.
ed to send a $40 check TO the Meth
odist Girls Home at Pennington,
Mexico. A church calendar for
coming events will be made by the
committee.
Supper was served by COMMITTEES
No. /, Mrs. Kathryn Wright, Mrs.
May Wright Mrs. c. Prout, Mrs.
Laura Taylor, and Mrs. Bernidine
Day.
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BODILY ACHES. PAINS

||vhsihsr rom Arihrihs. Neurids OF
P'her eouses GRE quickly relieved
with Dr.. Stovers Golden OIL. write
pr Tree sGmpie OF This sreu, athletic
|ub and try Il. Address PLANET
PRODUCTS CO., H. p. Detroit Mich.
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Private Smith. Jr.. Home

Private Clarence Smith, Jr., Fort
Knox, KY, spent the week end at
the home OF his parents.
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Drivers Pay

Assessments In municipal court
saturday and today for traffic or
nance violations were against
William j. Wing. city. 81, improper
PARKING; Roscoe Z. Albright. Cold
Fater. 81. overtime parking: James
leslie. city. 81. no operators license
IN person; John Parindas. city, 81.
fouble parking; William Rock. Jr..
PITY ~, improper turn; Willard
Fossen, city, 81. improper overtak-
ing and passing; Richard E. Math-
(ws. Dearborn, $40. speeding; VIII
pam Guthrie. city, 81, defective
brakes; Anthony Wolf Jr., city 81.
|top violation; David Russell. city.
!. overtime parking; and George
Tit, city, 81. parking on the high.
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Detroit. Mich. Jan. 10
APPLES Mcintosh. No. /. bu.
Sl.25@l.f5, Spies. No. /. bu, $50
Oils Delicious. No ! bu $3.50
>'-5 a 1850.
Greetings. 75eQS1.25 bu.; SHOWS.
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FtuTU CIuD MettS
Mrs. Lester Hall entertained the
Sumpter Pedro Club at a chop
suey dinner at her home Thursday
evening. Two tables Of progress.
sive pedro were in play. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Clarence Smith,
Mrs. Frank Mill, and Mrs. Lester
Hall. Mrs. Ernest Carey. Belle
vile, will entertain the club next
week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-19
In The Sick Room

Mrs. James Fitzpatrick is III at
|er home with bronchial pneumonia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-19

Robert Coffey. Wayne, was
placed on a years probation after
pleading guilty in Wayne justice
Fourt TO charges of assault and bat
|ery brought by his wife. Coffey was
rrested Saturday afternoon by
|tate police 70 the Ypsilanti post.
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YpsiIanti Briefs
tommlttess To Report

Committee reports will be heard
u Board Of Commerce directors
meeting Tuesday noon in Hotel
Huron.
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Sentenced

Mrs. Henri Lee Franklin, Detroit
hegress. was sentenced to serve
rom five TO 10 years in the Detroit
House OF Correction by Circuit
Court Judge George w. Sample this
|norning. Mrs. Franklin was convict.
d Jan. OF manslaughter charges
brought against her following the
cath of William H. Jackson. Ypsi
|snti, OF bullet wound inflicted
6ept. ! from pistol fired by Mrs.
franklin in front OF the Northern
Light Tavern here.
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Fish Sumner. Ian. 40

The Young Married Peoples Sun.
day School Class will sponsor a
fish supper in the Willis Church,
Friday night, Jan. 80.
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bn Speaking Tour

DR.. Owen J. Cleary was TO speak
odsy at the Howell High School
ssembly and later at a luncheon of
he Howell Rotary Club. On Thurs
Jay DR.. Cleary will give the com
|nencement address at Bay City
high School. Otisville aud Bay Port
High School students will hear Dr.
Pleary speak on January %.
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ONloNS-No. l. $9a25O so ID.
sack.
PARSNIPS No. / S1QI40 bu.
RADlSHES-No. /. 50a 65c doz.
bchs.
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Wife Preservers.

Use your vacuum cleaner attachments
around the Dashboard Of your rooms and
furniture. The suction will draw out
moth eggs, larvae. and even moths them.
selves, and save your carpets and uphol.
STEERING.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-19
Mrs. Grant Speaks

Mrs. +. J. Grant, Ypsilanti. spoke
in the Willis Church Sunday eve
ming. The late Mr., Grant was
pastor of the Willis Church from
1912 to 1915.
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Continued from Page QsA4v7
driving and struck a tree>en Wayne
Rd near EcOrse Rd
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08
eOpale beutidiprudJise 8eitMnsen
tuer6en nidt %unterOriift

observation-disclosures 6roncis Bio
OIe erflGrte neuIid, oaB ale ameri-
faniiden 3eitungen oie BEN Der
einigten Staaten treu ergeben iino,
gang ungea1tet in welder Sprahe
Tie p%er0ffentlidt mer0en, feline Gin
miihung feitens Der 8unoesregie=
rung 3u befiir1ten baben.
Diele 8efanntma6ung oes Gene
ralitoatsanpalts mar in einem Sele=
gramm an &ongreB-A bgeoroneten
SamueI ". 8eiB, 9ittsburgb, emit
balten, Der Serrn 8i00le telegra=
pbiert bate, OaB DoieIe &eflameee-
ieai6aften es als rattan eroGtet
bdtten, &eflamen in fremoipra6igen
3eitungen 81 n~tterlaiien", infolge
elmer fali6en 8ermutung, 0aB 0as
Suiti3omt Die unteri6ieosloie Inter
oriidung fremoipradiger 3eitungen
porbabe. Ser 8ortlaut Der @nt-
mort oes Observation-Disclosures lit
mie folgt: v&ongreBmam Samuel
81. 8eiB, Bittsburgb, 8en%niplpania:
Die &idtlinien oes Suiti5amtes ie=
ben feline llnteroriifung u%nierer
fremoipra1igen 3eitltngen Dor. Gin
gemeiiene WaBnabmen gegen auf-
riibrerii6e 3eitungen fino Dorgeie-
ben, gang abgeieben BON Der Spra=
DIE, in tpelfer lie erideinell, aber bic
ienigen, oie ben 8~ereinigten Staten
treu %ergeben iino, brau6en nihts
ieitenS Der &egierung 8ii fiirbten.
(ge3ei6net) 5rancis 9ioole, attor-
nep General
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08

mir Derbeirntet fin6. 9ieie DO.
raj bier in Ben 8ergenl"
Rohoem Suiebeins nod BET att
oeren 2euten porseiproden botten,
Oie tells Dem @nune, tells Der
6rau unipmpotbiid maren, bon
Staageriiden, fnorrenoen Betten,
u~nerb0rten Sapeten, i9reienoen
Rinoern unb anOeren l1mitdnoen
am @ieten zines 3immers Derbin'
bert ipor0en paren, Ionoeten tie
i~pdtabenos i'm 6inItern I'M @ait.
bof gum n8Inuen Se6ten."
vabnl" iogte Der 8irt. n$ubPS
ia 3immer e'fun0en, weiI's gu
teuer mar? So, Bel mir Is a mig
freil" 9rebte iid Inn uno per'
i1mono.
.Sebt lit mir Oie @ei6idte aber
iGon gu toll" brittle Suiebein.
ygluf gum 9 . Bug mad @eiin9en.
8apern ion mir geitoblen bletbenl"
Mber an 8abubOf ituno Dieoer
oas oIte 8eiberl uno bot Elm 8in.
mer an.
v@ir bIeibenI" rief Grnu SUE.
bein. oRomme, mas oa poael"
sic gingen nit. Siebe Oa: al
leg mar i6on uno gut. Oie Bet
ten maren ni9t 10 lang mie 81
Sauie, Der Stoff Beg gettseuses
nidt 10 fein, pie Srau Suiebein
oos gemobnt NOR; es rod mad
&itben, aber gor ni9t pnange-
nebm, elm 59pein grun8te nm
Stall, ober es itorte nidt meiter.
Der SpiegeI bate einen Sprung.
aber mas mar oenn oa weiter 0o-
bei9l
n@ir iinO eben oaf Dem 9%orfel"
meinte Suiebein.
naber euf NAL, Suiebein, REF
Srou amolie. Cine riefige Spin.
ne, bort in Der gdel"
Suiebein aber I9nar9te ihon.
Sea ia,l" ieufate 6rou SuIebein.
uSpinnen am abeu6, erquideno
un6 lobenol"
8aIO idlief aud fie Elm, unO es
idliefen oae 2eute I'm 9orfe, aud
Die, bic iid getpun0ert batten, oaB
Die SerrI6often ibre i90nen 8im.
merlin nidt semietet botten unb
oariiber na6oa6ten, mas pobI Der
@runo getDeien iein mo9tel
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08
Srans- Eur Sbeater

Sn Ser am Sreitas, ben s. Mai
beginnenoen 5pielmo6e bringt oas
Srans=2ur 9beater einen beionoers
ieniationeaen nWar6 Of gime"=
Slim, oeiien @egenitano Die neuge-
i6affene Mrmee Der 8ereinigten
Gtaaten lit. Inter Der genialen
6iibrung oes 9rdlioenten baden Die
@enerGle Marlbaa, MacMrtbur, @r-
nolo, Mocg1air unD Commercial Die
groBte 5treitma6t gei6affen, Die
oieies Qano iemals beiaB un0 IN
Dem Slim nMmerica's Seem IrmD"
lernen mir lire Mlsoebnung uno
gan5e @roBe fennen.
0us 9rogramm entb6lt ferner
pieoerum Gnltenborn's 5rage= uno
Mnttport-6p iotpie Ser Wcgrarp's
&eportage Der loufenoen greigniiie.
Ser oiestpo1ige Cartoon bringt
in beiterer 6orm ben miloen @eiten
in She @ilO ano @oo5D @eft".
8ie INNER folgen oann 35 Winu-
ten Der 8orfiibrnng Der n@reignifie
aus aner @elt".
8elonoers anfmerfIam ma6t Die
DIRECTION auf Die n~eiieroings einge-
fiibrte MISUNDERSTANDING an al
len Sonnabenoen. $.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08
SelbeatoO siueier GnslanOer

aus fran80iiider Guele ltammt
elm 8eri1t bonn Seloentooe 3meier
engliider Sffi3iere in ct. Na5aire,
Die iih beim Na6tangriff auf ienen
&riegSbafen am %. M1r5 inn britt
iden 3erit0fer ugampbeltonn" fret
piaig in Die 2uft iprengen lieBen.
Die otpei Seeoffi8iere pnren na6 it,
rer n16tliden 2anoung bon oeut-
iAen 8a6en gefaneen genommen
moroen unb muroen ausgefragt iiber
ben uGampbeltomn" Der iih IN bef-
tiger Sabrt poriGbli6 gesen 9od-
I6leuien gerammt bate. Die 9eut=
l1en polten miiien, Oh Der babarier=
tie 3eritorer nod cine Menge bon
@rploiionsitoff NIT brennenoer Gum
tie an 8oro babe. Die 8riten per-
neinten Dies uno lieBen li1 faltblii
tig auf oas Sdiff ouriidfiibren.
mdbreno iie ii6 nit Der oeutiden
YatrouiIe nod an 8oro b~efan6en,
e~rplooierte Die Menge oes grplo-
iibitoffes EgE i'm Gdiffsraume uno
t0tete ale an 8Oro.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08
Mdien-0 iplDmaten berliefen unier
Qan0

Der i6peoii1e 9ampfer Croft
ningbolm1 fabr oiefe ISOLDE nit 900
acknowledgements, ibren 6amilien-
mi~tglieoern, Sefret1ren uno 9ienit=
boten bon SerieD gitD na6 2iiiabon
ab, mdbreno ienieitS oes S5eans in
@otebOrg oas Motori6iff Grips
bolm" ii6 ani1idte, in dbnlider
8eiie amerifanii6e Diplomaten uno
Sournalilten aus europa ~beim5ube=
f0r0ern.
aapitan Sigfrieo Gricsion, Der
Die o9rottninsbolm" beriiberbra6te,
Iteuert fie iebt nah Sdmeoen 5u-
rid. Mit ibm lit Der ihmeoiide
Gregatten-&apitdn Stills ban &iis=
miif, oeiien @ufgabe es 1T, alf Or
fiilung Der internationalen Ibma-
6ungen 81 ahten.
9as S6iff lit meiB angeitri6en
nno trGgt auf ieinen Wanoen Die
8e3ei6nung Diplomat" in 3ieien-
buditaben, Die nadts bell beleudtet
iin0. Selbitperitdnoli6 fdbrt bic
nDrottningbolm" unter Der nelltrn-
len Glagge S1meoens uno ibrer eli
genen &eeoereiflagge.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08
ganmpamsen beriuenben @srfsense

Ser @ebrau9 bon @erf5eugetr
1T Bel Sieren duBerit ieIten. aiira.
lid Dur0e aber elm bisber unbe-
fainter, iebr bemerfensperter GaG
0ieier Grt entoedt.
GS banoelt fi6 I'M getpiiie tro-
piihe 8aumipalaer1, oeren Seimat
Samntra uno SABA lit. SIN @e.
geniaB gu on6eren Snieften, laufen
oieie Siere nur auf bier 8einer,
bic beioen 8oroerbeine baIten tie
nod born geltredt un0 beIaoen iie
nit itarf flebrigen &or3tropfen, bic
BON getDiiien, in ienen @dIOern
DaGienoen Na0elbdumen itammen.
Mit Silfe Oieier Sropfen fongen
tie an6ere, ibnen our Nabrung bic
nen0e Sniefter, in eriter 2fnie
ameiien. Nimmt man ben Gieren
oas Sara meg, 10 lammeln fie fofort
frii6es MateriaI nnO riiten fi1
5u neuem Sange. - 8epeis ae.
mug, oaB es iid bier nm abfibtli-
den 8ertaeusssebrau6 banOeH.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08
NHlstter

Simmer ibangt mein Ser5 nab Sir 5uriid,
Mutter, feline @eimat nil mir frommen.
Dir alein mar al mein S6rner5 uno Slid
pie elm ei9neS S6idial iiberfommen:
Weinen &inoertagens
balt OH es getragen,
Mutter, on bait ales angenommen.
Sober meiner illngen 5renoen Qmnt
mudS in Dir ipie Wiorgenrot gum Morgen,
llno, bon oeiner 9ugen aneQ betnut,
idliefen Summer Elm uno tribe Sorgen.
@aS in Gun uno Qei0eu
Sieg mar uno 8eibeioen,
Mltter, ales mar in Dir ge6orgen.
Bin i6b in sic fremoe @elt geiteat,
ielber 3ufllldt man6em lieben 2eben
miro mein 9lrm BON tiefem Slid ourdtpeQt,
bange @er3en auf ben 8eg 5u be6en
9ie in peiten Eagen
mid gum 2ibt getragen,
Mutter, ou bait mir Die &raft gegeben.
6. @. &olbenbeDer.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08
Der gelehrte WachtpOsten

Seinrid Slipping, Der bon 1923
Biz 1878 lebte, geriet in ieiner SUI
gen0 in @ittenberg unter i9tpeoi-
i6e @erber, Die i'm nit fi1 nod
Solitein idleppten. Ser iunge
@iarn, Der es i9on gum @osifter
gebradt batte, muBte bier auf $50.
DE 5ieben un6 nanoere iauere tra.
baillen ausiteben". 9aS bebagte Inn
tuenig, es COG i'm INNER tpieoer au
ben 8iiieni6aften, unb er litGte fib
tpabreno oes 0ienites ni9t ielten
bic 3eit Ourd 2eien gu Derfiirdeu.
Ser Baron b. grsfeDn mun0erte ii9
Iber Die MaBen, als er zines So.
ges ben 8a6tpoiten beobo6tete, Der
Dor ieinem Souie auf uno ob ging.
Ser SOlOnt trug ndmli9 in Ser eli.
men SanO Die @affe, in Ser an6eren
ober Elm Bud, in Dem er aufmerf-
Jam I~tllOierte, 10 aufmerfiam, bob er
niht merfte, pie er Ieiner umge-
bung anfdaig gu tperoen begonr.
Der Baron rief i'm idIieBli9 gu
ii4, lieB ii6 ods Bud 8eigen unb
erfunoigte iid nod ben 59idiaIen
oes iungen Mannes. ginige Bo6en
ipater Duroe Slipping bon peiteren
&riegsoieniten befreit. Ser Baron
madte i'm gu ieinem 8ibIiotbetor
nno iorgte aud JOINT fir Ieine gu
funft. Natirli6 liebte Slipping iei.
ne Bidder nun nod mebr oIS R
5ubor -.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08

Grpin 0uiOo &Olbeu6eper, Der groBe 8ihter uno 9blo=
iopb, pltroe 1878 IN 8lioapelt als sobn zines ar6iteften
ge6orer. Gr ftloierte Hbiloiopbie uno Observation-Disclosures.
Nad) Dem &riege iieoelte er nad Gibingen iiber, lebt aber
felt 1882 in Colin BET @iinden. am meiiten befannt lit
feline groBe N~oman=Erilogie uYaracefus". or erbielt fir
Der 9eutfhen Mfaoenie.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08

Str0mung elmer Stromi9nelIe mad
oben gebro1t miro. 9ie &0rper lie
gen fat am 8ooerl, oie SiiBe in Die
Stufen uno Wii1en Oes Yfaoes ge-
itemmt. Die Seile iino aufs 6uBer-
ite geipannt, pie 0ie Soiten zines
Snitrumentes. S%aftmGBie i'm S6rit-
te erflingt Ser 3uruf Oes SteIer-
names iiber 0as 8aiier, antiportet
Der Gbor Der S6Iepper. llralt lino
oieie 8eiien Ser Shiffs8ieber, bon
@euerationen iiberliefert uno unDer-
dnoert aud beute nod geiungen in
ben SGlern Ser DWtutter @ango".
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08
Amerifaniide 8efansene in iapani
i6en 2asern

Das &riegsoepartement peroffent=
li9te neuli1 Die erite amtli6e Site
BON Mmerifanern, oie ii6 in iapa=
nii6er &riegsgefangenidoft befin=
Ben. 3nmeiit banoelt es ii6 BEL ben
insgeiamt 1876 M1mern, Die a1lf Ser
Site per8eidnet iteben, Inn Sffi3iere
uno Mnnni6aften Der Slottp unb oes
Warineforps. bic auf @afe Sslano
ooer 3u 8eginn bes &rieges altf ib=
rem 8oiten in China gefangen 9e=
nommen tpur0en. Il. a. befinoet li6
umter ibnen aud Commander @in=
field Scott Cunningham bon Der
Slotte, Der &ommanoeur auf @afe
Sslano, als Die 6lotten- uno Mari=
%negarniion bort nod einem beroii9en
&f gegen bic Sapaner iibertual=
tigt muroe.
9ie Namen tpuroen 0ur1 0ns SSn=
ternationale &ote &reu5 erlangt uno
BON oieiem ben @albingtoner 8e-
BORDEN mitgeteilt. 8ea1nte bier be-
tonten, oaB Die Site nnDouit1n0ig
lit. Die Namen bon 219 3ipiliiten,
Die bon ben Sapanern interniert
puroen, iino bereits am is. Wara
befannt gegeben mor6en.
IS miro mobl nod LANCE oauern
ebe ale Die Namen Ser allf 8ataan
un6 anf Der Sniel Gorregioor
in @efangeni6aft geratenen 10000
Imerifaner bierber iiberlnittelt per-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08
Der Herr Haupimann
Spricht

Die &ompanie lit bonn Ggeraie-
rem eingeriidt unO tritt geraOe meg.
9a rpenoet iid Der Sauptmnnn an
einen GaIoDebel: .9aiien Sic nod
einmal antreten, i9 m09te cine
&eoe baltenl"
Sogleid geidiebt es. 0ie gan.
Sc Mannidaft itebt IN @eib uno
@lieo. Ser &auptmann sebt an
iie beran nno ipridt:
USs Dos beut an Grer5ieren &c.
meien, os gie9er, osl Mbtretenl
Mnrihl"
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08

@eoidte bon Clemens Seinrid
2einepeber. 8isber iino eri6ienen:
Giebe un6 Sub, Sonette, @uten-
berg, Milnaufee, 1886. Hreis
$3.50. 8ergriffen).
ltnteripegs; She @aibington
Sournol, 1911; 8reis $1.00.
Am 3aine; Sbe @aibiugton Sour
nal, 1912; 8reis $1.00.
SIN Sale Der saten; Sbe @aib-
ington S%ournal, 1912; 8reis
$1.00.
aae orei 3ulammen 1925; 3tpei
$1.75. 8eiteauneen ridte man an:
Ebe @aibington Sournal, 10 : 6tb
Street, q. IS, @aibington, 9. g.,
ODER an: 6. $. 2einetpeber, 1912
gogemoor Cane, 8etbesoo, Marp-
lano.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08

-Serr Carl &om 5obn oes
befonnten @bepaars S. 50. 4om
bierielbit, bat na6 9=monatlider
@%bmeienbeit i'm @oroen auf Der
&iidreiie na6 SadionbiIe in Slori-
90, fir einige StunOen feline gltern
beiubt.
Die 8%eriammlung Der 0Mrion"
9amen finoet ndditen Mittmoh i'm
Sauie BON 5rau Warp 8nbit 619
uneeoa 8lace, sc. So, ltott.
Ser Garl @ammeI 6efinoet
ii6 8tpeds unterlu6ung ieines for
perliden 3uItanoes i'm Si6lD &ran=
fenbaus.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08
vAuftaft gum Gies", iast GOrbea
9na

StaatsiefretGr Goroen sui err
fldrte bier 81 benz Sal bon Core
gioor, u~@orregioor uno 8ataan per=
ben euig in Der Grinnerlng Der
Gmerifaner fortleben. Sic beoeuten
&iididldse, bic ieood nur Der auf-
taft gum Siege iino.
.Das &eloentum uno oas glor-
rei6e Spfer ibrer 8erteioiger fino
0as Seuer, in benz Die Seele Mmeri-
fas 81 unbeiiegbarem Stabl geb1r-
tet miro"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-04
10000 SIGN UP
 FOR FUEL OIL
RatiOning Coupons May Be Distributed Here Within
 Fortnight

Approximately 10000 have regist- cred for fuel oil rationing allow ances in Waterbury, Morris E. Sur face, administrator, revealed today. A complication of figures shows that l4,096 registered at local school buildings last week, an amount con- siderably higher than that estimat- ed by officials. The registration closed last night, and volunteer workers are continuing computa- ton work with the expectation of receiving rationing coupons for dis tribution within two weeks.
 Computation workers at the ra- ton headquarters Monday night and last night classified about 2,5OO forms, and that figure added to the approximate ll.0O0 computed by workers at the schools shows that more than half of all application submitted have been worked on and allowances determined.
 However. large number Of addi- tional volunteer computors are need ed. MT. Surface stated. if the appli- cations are to be covered before the rationing books arrive. The work will be conducted at the headquart- CTS each evening until completed.
 A large amount of time is used by the computors in checking through the applications to see that all of the necessary information is included. the administrator stated. Many applications have Jeen reject ed because of insufficient informa- ton.