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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-31

A noble statement, but
an empty promise. When
the legislature, in response
to the pleas of thousands of
wage earners afflicted with
silicosis, passed a silicosis
survey bill, Governor Os-
born vetoed the measure!
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-31

Auxiliary will discuss Our
Christian Responsibility to Intern
ed JapaneseAmericans."
Young Peoples recreation nights
will be Monday and Tuesday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-31
Johnsons Hosts

A group OF friends met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. w. ID.
Johnson for pot luck supper and
an evening of cards on Saturday.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Clements. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. NOVEL; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Smith.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-31

"The wage Garner should
receive every protection
Government can give him
> against practices which i'm
pair his health and destroy
his usefulness to his family
and community"
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-31

Q Kenyon Harris and his nephew
Kay Mandell OF Phoenix plan TO
leave Saturday for a weeks vaca-
ton at Oak Creek.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-31

Immediate steps to-
ward development of the
development of the Color
ado River for the diversion
Of water into Central
Arizona"
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-07-31

"The Patrol must be
made to justify its existence
by reducing motor car IA
talities and restoring safety
on the highways"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

anfnobm9 Bie bdblide @eipenIter
taibten bieie Srobenoen Sdreden
Dor ieinem @eiite empor. Ct fonnte
iie ourd nidts non iib ideu6en,
oenn nur baour6 permobte er fid,
ipie ibm Set &ommiiiar eeiaet bate.
az retten, oaB er Sen Tamen besieni.
gen aneob, Ser i'm ins ltnglId ae.
ltiirot batte. CT fannie i'm niht.
9tein, nein eellte cine Gimme in
ibm; Dos aeuBerlte, bas 5iir6terlib.
lte ,peni9Itens iolte oie arme 0f1,tter
ni6t erleben - baB man i'm in Of.
fentlider @eri6tsperbanolung ole
Serbreher branomarfte uno ibm Die
a'pildene Straflinesiade anaog. 8ie.
oer noberte ct lid oem ;Seniter nnS
griff nod bem Glitter. @r badte on
Jludt.
@rlhroden 5oe er ben Arm ploe-
lid 5uriid. Gin sdliiiiel muroe in
oas Shlob ber Sir eeitedt uno ae-
ronfboou ging oieie auf.
Ser 8erl6tsolener erlbien. @r
brahte cine Suppe unb einen Grua
nit @oiier.
sdpeiaeno 5og er ii6 ,pie6er a,ss
rid.
Sernom enlpfono fein 8eoiirfnis.'
@r riibrte sic Sllppc nibt an.
llnrubig unO aeoonfenboG gin9 er
IN oem flelnen Houm oltf 1mo ob.
Iumablid brod sic No6t bcrein
nno Sernann lob iid in boli9es
0unfel gebiiut.
0a plroe feline 9luinerfionfeit
obermal5 burd ein @er0uId) on ser
Sir 9eipedt. 0iele orcbte iid in if.
rem gngeln 1no nit enen bremen.
BEN &er5enlidt trat 8aition III Die
3elle berein.
Cine fleine gfeiletoide trna er in
Der Sono. @r Itellte Dos 2idt ouf
Die Eritide uno aog Sermann, oer
oufs neue bitterli) au tpeinen aa~
fling, on feline 8rult.
(Sortiesune foIet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07
Sm @ettfampf bes 2ebens
(Snrt5eh,t1n hnn Seitp h)

ben, bob @briitus eelaet bot: @er
ni6t fit mid lit, lit eeeen mid. ga
eibt es alio feine Neutrolitat, bot nie
eine eeeeben uno miro ME eine eeben.
folanee biele @roe beitebt. @r,po1t
bod, ibr reliaioien Sdlafbonbenl
auf aur &atboliidn Mftion! @s III
flint Minuten auf 3molf. @enn ibn
e,l6 iest nidt riiitet fir ben eeiitieen
&f Damn tperben tpir bon BEN
seiitieen Sturmfluten >peeeefeet un6
peggel6ipemmt iperoen. Nuf our Ger-
teioi9nng audi Der Stride uno BEG
@briitent,ms."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07
9ebanfem nuS Grimnerm~aea

(Jorfesung bon Seite 81 :
@litop &oulig ,1n6 8ru6er @mil nnH
nod einiee. 9ie Neiiten fielen aH
pom @lmaben. Sn BEN Somilien, mo-
gebetet pur6e, bielt iid Der @loubes
in ben an6eren ni6t, tpie aus bieleu
aneefiibrten Samilien berboreebt.
(Jortiesung fol9t)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

- @eraoe ie beiler Der Meni6 IT,
oeito unbebaglifer miro es ibm, boB
feline griioer es ldlimmer baben; unS
er miro ein &ommuniit aus @belnut;
uno Elm FOLDER mar uno tpuroe @ott
felber in ieinem Sobn. Alban
Stola. =,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07
amte su Sub ben Bee nod benz

Der ,,nertpartete 9pifbenfan bat
te besreiflideripeiie Die 5eiteafte ir
erenaenloie aufreeing neriebt. Ser
idieoene aeuBerunsen tpurben Iaut
aus oenen berboreing, bob ser gro
bere Seil, su ipel6en aub Sebaitiar
Sbluno uno Aoolf Bogel 5ablten
Den Soiobofer fir nniduloie belt
Anoere baeeeen audten bie Mbielr
uno meinten, er lei Elm lei6tlebigel
,mo neri6tpenberiider 8uri9e, be'
ielbit fir feline gerbaltnifie gu bic
berbraudte. Nan bohe ouf Der @el
idon auerIei furioie Sddlein erlebt
8e5iielib Der Sortiesune oes
Hreisfeeelihiebens fam es at einen
Streit. Die einen nerloneten, mar
ioae einfad ben 8etrag bon Sermanr
besoblter Nummern suriidleeen uni
lestere neu pereeben, anbere abe,
broneen oarauf oob ber Gdlub au
oen foleenben Sonntog berldober
iperoe. 9os eei6ob iebod nidt, mar
feeelte rubig ipeiter nno Aoolf 8oee
befam oen erIten Greis.
SSSnoehen bate Der 2anoiager mi
ieinem Ir' el ltonten bas St1bt6en er
reid)t. Ser alte @efononislportel
Sdlunb modte srobe 4ugen, als e1
iab, pie Ser Eoli3iIt bem gefellelte1
SaioBofer aus hem 8oeen beraus
balf.
5roblid befriebiete ieood trob bes
fraeenoen 8lides, oen ibm ser @ote,
9oitians 5,,tparf beiien Ne,,eiero(
niht.
Sermann tpurbe in cine 3elIe Der
bra6t. Sier nobm Der 2anbidger i'm
Die syeiieln ob.
9ie Sir fiel ins SdloB, bie idtpe
rem Riesel ,purben poreei6oben uni
Der iunee Nonn lob iih in bem bii
iteren &aume NIT Sen faBlen @dn
oer, ser bol5ernen Britihe uno Sen
einaieen pereitterten Jenlter ollein
Cine 3eitlong blieb er itebet, tpi'
auf Der Stelle gebonnt. Salt ton
ibm aHes por tpie ein ibredli6e,
Sraum. Nebr uno nebr ober brGnett
ii6 ibm oos 8epubtiein ser furbt
barren Birflidfeit auf uno ein na
menloier S6mer5 serrib iein @emiit
@ines ibtperen Serbrehens anee
floet, berboftet, entebrt, bas 3ubt
baus Dor iib - Sermann Iblug lau1
onfidreieno bie !6Gnoe Dor oas @eiid1
uno Elm frampfboftes Sdlubaen er'
| ibiitterte ieinen eonaen &0rper. 81
feste fid ouf oie Britfde uno itarrte
in oumpfer 8erameifl,lng Dor iid bin
@r badte an bie @utter, an Martba
,8urmber3ieer @ott' itobnte er,
,,mie tperoen iie NIT @ntieben unb
Abibeu erfiiut ,perben, tpenn man IT,
men bas @rablide mitteilt!' 9ie
Nutter! CT, ber Stola un6 sic Sre,t=
oe ibres alters, bem bon ibr in ME
beriieeen6er 2iebe foft ieoer 8unid,
6en fie ibm an ben Aueen abiob, ers
flint iporoen mar, bate Sdma6 uno
Sbonoe iiber ibre erauen Saore &C.
bradt! - aber ct tpar ia ,,niduloie
5dliblidertpeiie batte man i'm anee>
flaet! Gin tpilber 3orn bradte iein
@emiit in Aufrubr. ct ihnellte emf
por, riittelte an Der acknowledgement
9iir, rib bas 5eniter auf unb 5errte
an ben @iienItdben - es 1par aIles
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07


Der Neutrality-suspicious. hpiro Der
Sade ihon auf ben @runo fontmen.
Solen Sic bic Oberfleiber bieIes
Bnrfhen', ponote er iib bann an
Den 2onoidser, uoie 90 ,eben BET
2egelbabn on einem 8aume aufge-
banst iinb. Dann beiteIlen Sic beim
Birt eiu Jubrtperf uno riiiten sic
fib bienItmdbig aus, ba CONNER.
nod Der stabt ms @efanenis trans-
portiert iueroen mnb."
5roblid entfernte fib.
Der Qommiiiar betradtete cine
3eitlang, obne cine gemerf,ina au
MAIDEN, oen Delinquenten. 2ebboft
bob er pIoslid Sen aopf. Nan iab,
bob ein @eoante in ibm aufeetaubt
tpar.
Ct itono auf uno Feute iid por
9ermann.
,,Sie tparen anf benz gannitatter
golfsfeit, nidt ,pobr?" forI6te er.
Ser @efraete tpebielte Die 5arbe.
8ober ,pubte bies Der 8eon,te. 9ie
abnung elmer neuen @efabr beun-
rnbiete ibn. uSsSa", eeitano er flein-
laut.
,,Sie Ipielten in einem Roffee unb
fubren nit Dem lebten 8abnaug bon
Ser &ei iibena ab. sn Ser S6olter>
faiie baben Sic SIR 8illet NIT einem
Sunoertmortibein be5oblt."
Ser iunge Wann mar infolge Die
Ier IInillenbeit bes 8eamten 10 bes<
ipirrt uno beItiir5t, ooB ct fein 8ort
berporbra6te. @r nidte nur nit Dem
&opfe uno iob bas tril1mpbierenoe
2adeln oes &ommiiiars nidt, tpel6es
our6 iein @eltdnonis er3euet NOR
Den NOR
,,@s raumt iid ia alles eans prab=
tie anlammen'', ipra6 oieier balb-
ldut por iib bin, u,,nb id stpeifle
ear nibt mebr oaran, boB sic ri6<
tige Spur entbedt ift. 8ombenele<
ment, tpenn i6 nit bieiem 8uriden
einen Der Salibmiinaer eefabt bate
uno fonnte Die aebntauienb Narf be-
fommen, oas pdre Elm &apitalipab. "
Ser @eoanfe an bie Moslibfeit mad-
te ibn ousenldeinlib miloeren 8e.
euneen aueanelid, benn er ,panbte
iid aberntals an Sermann:
sd bin ni9t Sbr l1nteriudunes-
ridter'', iaete ct, ~unb babe NIT
Sbnen borerIt nidts mebr au tun.
einen euten 3ot aber eebe ib s.
men. SSbre 8eritodtbeit uno Sbr 2eue-
men belfen Sbnen nidts. 2eeen Sic
Elm offenes @eltanbnis Oh, bas ST.
men mebr niisen miro, aumal ba sic,
pie id su Sbren @uniten annebmen
min, bielleidt nnr berfiibrt tporben
fino. Sie Sade lieet 10, BOB Sbre
Serurteilung, aud ,penn Sic nibt
eeiteben, poransiidtlid lit uno man
miro Sie INN 70 barter beitrafen, bo
oie @ntoedung ser freden @auner
| fir oen eanaen internationalen Ser
febr bon Ser eroBten Bidtieteit lit.
Sic tuerben etlide Sabre Ing 3udt-
ba,.s tpanoern uno bann tpabri9ein-
lid bereuen, meinen tuoblsemeinten
@rmabnunsen fein @ebor aeidenft 81
baben, penn es au ipdt it,"
Ser 2anoidger fam tpieoer auriid.
Ct tpar bienitmGbig betpaffnet un6
leete oie Soppe uno @eite Sermanns
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07
+ Sobesan3eisem +

Nrs. g pa 8ooie, seit. am 19ten
Seq. 1941, tpobl porbereitet, in
8odeiter, q. .. Cine unierer 0lte-
item nno eifriglten 2elerinnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

=
Soos oer 8etrag BON fiinfbnnoert
Narf IN fiinf Stiid 8anfnoten nor-
seftredt tporben iei. 8on Der I'm
ehtbeit berielben babe er feline ab.
nung gebabt. f., ~.
Der 2ommiifar eriff nod Der
Brieftoibe, tpelber ct cine Anaabl
Banfnoten entnobm. er adblte iie
nn6 nabm nit feinem Auee cine ee>
aaue Nuiterrna bor.
Bier S9eine iino edit, erfldrte
e. bonn, ,aer finite aber 1T oud
sefaIfdt."
gr bolte Die tpeitere Banfnote aus
feiner Salde berbor. ,,Nit bieiem
&unoerter iino es i'm eanaen ieds",
,uonote er iih NIT erniter Betonune
an ben i,,neen Nann. ,,Sie ipraden
aber nur bon flint Sheinen nno ba-
ben mir oesbalb bic llntpabrbeit &C.
faet."
Mit tpadienoer 9eitiiraune unb
Anelt bate Sermann Die Manipula>
tionen 6es 8eamten berfolet.
"9as iit ia eana nnmoelid', rief
ct nunmebr foft tpeineno, uoos fann
nidt iein. Nartin tpebielte mir ge=
ftern obeno einen Sdein uno id tpeiB
beitimmt, 6oB meine 8riefta1de beute
friib nur bier Stiid entbielt. gsun
follen es auf einmal feds iein. 8ie
famen bieie atpei fallden Soften in
meine. Sol6e binein?"
Das MienenlpieI bes &omniiiars
IieB' erroten, bab er ben Sdmer3
Sermonns fir feinen natiirliben
belt.
yl1eber Dos fraee id Sie bereits
s,peimal', ,parf er leidt bin, nobne
bob i6 cine antport befam. l1ebri>
gems miiiien mir 5unablt feItitellen,
.tpic es iid NIT oem getpedielten Sun-
oertmarfidein berbalt. Sroblib,
neranlalIen Sie ben 8irt, baB ct fein
fGmtlibes Eapierselo bierber bringt."
Wartin eridien, er bate natiirlid
fhon erfabren, nm mas es ft6 ban=
bette nno iparf einen balls fdeuen,
balb mitleioieen Blid auf ben eefei-
felten Sermann.
, vSbr @elo ift in Srbnune', er-
H0rte Gorner, nadbem ct sic Sun-
Serter NIT 6er 2upe eepriift bate.
.Daraus folst, oaB Sermann Cont
mer bon Abrabom Noos flint edte
8onfnoten erbielt Sd froee Sie
oesbalb gum letten Wole'', rief er
eriterem NIT itreneem Tone au, IDOL
len Sic sic Bobrbeit ioeen ober mol
len @ie ni1t?"
Die Stan6baftiefeit oes iuneen
Nonnes belt ni4t laneer an, oies>
mol ,peinte ct ,uirflid; erobe Srd>
men quouen aus ieinen augeu berbor.
sd fann mir nidts anbers ben.
. ten, bra9te ct en6li9 unter Sdlud.
sen berbor, ,,als bob mir ireeno ie.
nano 6ie fali9en Sdeine in Die Co.
f9e eeltedt bat."
Der 8eomte itompfte unmntie ben
8oben.
~S0ren sic, n1neer Wonn'', iaste
er, i'd ,pia sic elm fit oHemal bar
auf aufnerfiam MAIDEN, bab man
mir NIT iolden Albernbeiten nidt
fommen barf. Sd bate Sic fit Till
ger sebalten. 9erartigeu 1niinn
elaubt Sbnen fein Nenid. 9urd IT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Spark, Caused
By Hose Nozzle,
Blamed in Blast
Time. stan Correspondent,

LANSING, May 27.-From his
bed in st. Lawrence Hospital
where he is suffering from a
possible skull fracture, Kenneth
Zentmyer, 81, of Eaton Rapids,
today described the cause of the
blast at the Fisher Body war
plant which killed three workmen.
The explosion, called accidental
by all investigating bodies in
the FBI, occurred as a
skeleton force was repairing the
building yesterday preparatory 10
producing large war orders.
in-the-e explosion which
was heard for miles in the
Lansing area, were Wallace F.
Irish, As, of Grand Ledge, who
died of burns on the way 10 the
hospital; Roy ii. Anderson. %,
Lansing. decapitated by the blast,
and Fred w. Benke, Lansing,
buried under tons of debris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
.Ednnan Awards
.6PromOtiOns

Promotion OF six patrolmen TO
the rank of detective was an
nounced by Police Commissioner
Frank d. Eaman today as one of
his last official acts before his re-
tirement.
The officers are Richard New
kumet of the Grand River station
Robert III. Smith of Central sta
ton and Gordon A. Patterson,
Raymond d. Piel, Charles +. Hol-
comb and Robert f. Schuett of the
accident prevention bureau.
Their new rank carries no in
crease in salary, but is regarded
as promotion because they get a
fancier badge and perform their
duties in plain clothes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Catholic Nurses
Elect Officers

Members Of the National Coun-
Gil of Catholic Nurses, concluding
a three-day biennial convention in
Detroit, today were awaiting re-
turns from the election which will
name their new president.
Candidates for the office are
Mary E. Kelly, r. NJ, of Detroit,
who has just completed two years
as president. and Cecilia Fenner,
r. NJ, of Belleville, Ill.
The convention, which last night
received a cablegram from Pope
Plus XII bestowing the apostolic
blessing. has representatives from
65 dioceses in attendance. Thirty
three of the United States have
sent delegates as well as the Dis
trict of Columbia and Canada.
Catholic Nurses in War Work"
was a topic of interest during the
session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
She's True to Army
Wife Member Of USO, Wants 90 Letters Back
But Divorce Jodee Says, Yes, After the War

was being true 10 the army and
the navy and the marine corps"
Some Of the missiveS ended
with love and kisses" others with
love and stuff" and one lovingly
her'n.
Mrs. RaineS, her counsel ex-
planned, lis member of the
USO."
The court awarded Mrs. RaineS
SIS weekly alimony for herself and
the two children pending the
hearing on the divorce suit. To
her request for the letters as
some of them haven't been an
swered," tho judge replied:
Certainly YOU can have them
back-after the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Clothes Mixup
Nolan. in Dark. Dons
Unmatched Pants

Fred Nolan DSR general
manager, is a leading candidate
for Detroits 'best-dressed man"
but he was far from that during
the transportation tieup this morn
ing. " Axe
Apparently dressing in the dark,
Nolan wore the trousers of one
suit and the coat of another. The
were almost alike, but
not almost enough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Council Defers Action
On Parking Meters

Although material shortages
and priorities have made the in
stallation of parking meters in
Detroit impractical, the common
council voted today TO leave the
meter ordinance on the books and
to defer Its action"
The vote was contrary to the
suggestion of Councilman Charles
Z. Dorais that the city obtain the
meters or rescind the ordinance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

CHICAGO, May ~ INS).-
Mrs. Marion Raines' letters from
John. al Fort DIX; James, at Fort
Riley and Edward from North
Carolina. from Eddie al Fortress
Monroe: Trowbridge aboard the
L. s. : New York; Stark al
Trenton. y. j
And from 81 other soldiers and
sailors and marines the coast
guard was not mentioned 49, were
by Superior Court
Judge. Rudolph Desert today. at
the request OF Thomas Raines. d,
The 21-year-old Marion'S husband
who IS seeking a divorce.
Thomas said he was patriotic,
al right. but II appeared his wife
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Bridges Accuses
Coast Italians

SAN FRAN CO. May u
Y (INS).-Promising sensational dis
closures concerning an alleged tie
up between Rome propaganda and
leaders of San Francisco's Italian
colony, Harry Bridges, president
of the international Longshoremen
and Warehousemen's Union, today
prepared to testify before the state
legislative committee investigating
un-American activities in Cali
lorna.
Only short time before Bridges
offered to testify, Mayor Angelo j.
Rossi had appeared b before the
committee to voice an emphatic
denial of charges he had Fascist
leanings. He termed efforts to
bring his name before the COM
mittee as an attempt at political
assassination"
Against me personally" RoSsi
said with tears in his eyes, ut
Is n smear campaign, pure and
simple"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

ADVERTISE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
HURLED so FEET

Zentmyer, hurled more than so
feet outside the plant from SUBJ
basement room where he and
Benke were working. pieced the
story together.
Fred was cleaning gas tanks
with water hose" he said.
They had not been used for
more than n year. The room
was dense with fumes.
'Fred's water nozzle must
have touched against a tank
causing n spark because the
next thing 1 knew 1 was flying
through the air.
81 remember landing I'm the
yard outside and then travelling
in an ambulance"
The blast ripped two sections of
a brick wall in the rear of the
plant, blowing through the second
floor where Irish and Anderson
were working in an office.
45-MINUTE FIRE
Benke's body was not found by
searchers until hours after the
explosion. A fire which followed
was brought under control in
about 45>minutes.
Army ordnance officials said
they did not believe the damage
would hamper vital war pro-
duetien.
Irish, a foreman in the shipping
departmental survived by wife,
three sons and a ID augh r.
Anderson leaves wife and a
year-old daughter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Raj Bombs Sicily

ROME, May u (by official
Italian wireless) (INS). - The
Italian high command reported
today that Royal Air Force planes
had bombed Messina on the north
east coast of Sicily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Relatives Fight
Request 10 u. 5.

a SO. aee- haasest- "a t!aeliHited
States government will he the
basis for a court fight, II was in
dicated today. as federal attorneys
lined up against a niece and
nephews OF the late Mrs. Flora NJ.
Walter.
A hearing is scheduled before
Probate Judge - ! Heaiy June >,
Aligned in an attempt 10 break
the will are George Albert Otto
1905 Chandler Park drive, a
nephew Of Mrs. Walter and eNecu-
tor of the estate three other
nephewS and niece,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Itching, Cracks Between Toes
Athletes FOOT
VICTIMS!
Tryco Ointment Quickly Kills Athlete

Tryco Ointment Quickly Kills Athletes
Foot Fungi on Contact
DRUG STORES everywhere recommend
Tryeo Ointment for the relief OF Athletes
Foot because OF the many success stories
they have received during 10 years Tryco
has been sold for this condition. They sell
Tryco on an absolute money back basis
that II, II you are not completely satisfied
your money will be refunded without ques-
tion. SO how can you lose? Don't delay
get Tryco Ointment on this fair basis today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

'The Wishing Well" has n
message In cipher for YOU. Daily
and Sunday Times.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-12-03
Three More Advent Sundays To Be
Observed By Churches Before Xmas

fasting but at present only the Fri
days in the Advent season are fast
days. No marriages are celebrated
in the season and special devotions
are enjoined upon the faithful.
In America there is simply quiet
and dignified observance of the sea-
son but in Europe the period is
marked with a number of quaint
and peculiar observances. In Italy
during the last days of advent bag
pipe players can be seen in every
street, saluting the shrines of the
Virgin Mother with their music
under the traditional notion of
soothing her until the birth-time of
her infant at the approaching
Christmas.
The bagpipe is used in this custom
because it was known to have been
the favorite instrument of the Virgin
Mary and the shepherds played on
it when they visited the Saviour.
In other religious groups in this
country even though there may be
no official recognition of the Advent
season, members Of churches pause
frequently to ponder on the deep
spiritual significance of the Christ
mas season.
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nothing is worse than that.
"They flew so high that none of
them hit our ship. However, | saw
a bomb hit a warehouse on shore
but he never got over a hundred
feet after he dropped it for our guns
brought him down and he crashed
into the ocean and was blown to
bits. Lucky no bombs ever hit our
ship for we had many tons of am
munition aboard and we all breathed
easier when it was unloaded.
ASHORE Two HOURS
"We were there five days but ]
only got ashore two hours, then had
to dodge machine gun bullets to dc
that. But I wanted to set foot or
Africa. The natives all smell like
sheep and wear clothes that lool
like rags. The climate Is like south
ern California with few palm trees
and very little else. ---t--
Farther north the convoy had 9
much harder fight and lost severa
men. None were killed on our boa
but some died of wounds and wer,
buried in wooden coffins on th'
shores of Africa.
&c. r. We are now docked at ar
east coast port and / will mail thi!
when l get ashore"
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said that everything should be in
readiness by id-January. No delay
after this date is anticipated unless
the current voluntary reduction
program is more successful than
anticipated.
The official termed the voluntary
campaign conducted by the U. S.
Agricultural Dept. as "at least a
stop gap. 1t is based on appeals to
civilians to cut their meat consump-
tion to 21a pounds week.
Reports indicate that meat pro-
duction in 1912 has reached record
levels. Serious and growing short
ages have developed nevertheless be-
cause of the tremendous demands
for meat on the part of the armed
forces.
Meat is also being used as a
political weapon in areas of military
Importance to the Allies, particular.
ly in North Africa. There is
virtually no meat available te
civilians in Europe, it was reported