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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
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ohe-hthdred f''y-two oelegstes
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Outstanding among me reports
OF the Saturday morning session
was mat maze oy MIS- beily haFrls,
OF Detroit CHAIRMAN OF Inc loca4
Non-PartIsan Council on Fuoilc
Affairs She spoke on the contri-
buttons, both financial and other-
wise, made by Detroit sorority
members in connection win the
fight for Negro occupancy OF the
Sojourner Truth Defense Housing
project The regional conference
went on record as supporting the
fight and also endorsed the Double
V for Victory campaign led by the
Pittsburgh Courier The Nom
Partisan Council on Public Affairs
is the national project which seeks
10 safeguard the interests and rights
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02

Blue room OF the Lucy Thurman
YWCA. last Saturday afternoon
Among the members and friends
who attended were MESDAMES
PEARL PENICK IRENE Nc
CLENDON HELEN TOODLE
EDNA HENDERSON 49,.
JEROLEAN SNEED KATH-
LEN BLACK 20. KATIE Full
LER JENNIE PAGE g.
ELEANOR OSBORNE VIR-
GINA WHITE ANN BENSON
=. MELISSABEL GRANT A..
IRENE GRAVES JENNIE
YOUNG ODESSA TROTTER
and BONNIE SMITH.
X x X
The Tour Jour Fidelis club held
their annual buffet dinner Friday
evening, April "a in the Women's
building Of Wayne university.
Among those who were present at
the affair were JEANNE FULLER
BETTY ANN WHEELER
.. ROSA BELL EVANS .
ALYCE JOHNSON g.. . ROBERTA
HILL ELIZA BOYERS SMITH
LUCILLE BILLIARD .
ELMORE WADE WILLIAM
COLEMAN Jr. JOHN A.
JOHNSON. VIRGIL SMITH d.
DAVID HEARD GROVER
STRONG.
4 X x
Margaret Bennett Hazel
White Fannie Bethel q.
Hertha Priest Harriet Pate
Bertha Madison Vernice
Hicks Yolande Brsdfield
Georgia Redd Beulah Cain.
Betty Harris Ruby Chambers
Laura Kate Pickens =. and
Lillian Rutherford were among the
local sorors OF AKA. who attended
the regional conference (the
twelfth annual lat Cincinnati last
week end. April 24-26....
MRS. FRANCES wELKER was
nominated for regional director
TO be voted on at a later date.
Detroit extended an invitation. 70
have the regional conference meet
here next year..
BERTHA MADISON and
HAZEL MILLER WHITE were on
the publicity committee at the
.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02

RAMELLA LA COUR BAGNERISE
q. both OF California and relatives
Of MRS. HOMER SMITH. were
the guests OF ~PlaiSir ct Culture"
Bridge club . at their charming
luncheon. (which was held in the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02
Gift S For
Your Hostess

by IhELmA LIB
Hostesses are people even though
guests see them only occasionally
during the mad whirl OF weekend
house parties We should give them
things that nice people love.
Here s q suggestion and in the
PIN MONEY" class-a little hand
painted wooden picture in spring
time sceneries with blue skies and
apple blossomed trees, high above
a frame house and cool lake. She
will never forget your visit and will
certainly invite you again.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-02

ON VACATION
Miss Ernestine Braxton. popular
young lady of 636 Leicester avenue,
left Thursday for New York and Bos-
ton, where she will soiourn with First
1t. and Mrs. Hondon B. Hargrove.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
Quezon Musters
in u. 5.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 9
GNS).-As proof of his pledge
the Philippines will stand by the
United States to the very end
Philippine Commonwealth Presi.
dent Manuel Quezon today sched-
luled a solemn meeting with &c
United States Army enlisted men
of Filipino birth at his San Fran
cisco hotel.
The men, nucleus of Philip
pine battalion being trained for
overseas duty, will reaffirm their
oath never 10 stop fighting until
The japanese invaders have been
driven from the islands.
The delegation will be headed
by Nemesio NJ. Ramos and will be
introduced TO President Quezon by
his aide. Col. Manuel Nieto.
President Quezon arrived In
San Francisco ,yestsrdayx~ith his
wife. son and two daughters after
a dramatic flight from the Philip
pines. He is en- route TO Washing
ton for a conference with Presi-
dent Roosevelt and is expected TO
establish Philippine government
headquarters in the tion's
capital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09

SAN JUAN. P. R.. May 9 (INS)
Fifty-two survivors of torpedoeo
American merchant vessel who ar
rived in San Juan today described
bn eight-hour running battle
against four enemy submarines
bne of which they probably sunk
before forced TO leave their own
sinking ship.
The battle occurred in Garth
bean waters April %. All OF the
survivors were brought ashore un.
Injured by a naval vessel after
battling stormy seas for three and
bne-half days.
"After the first torpedo hit
about ESQ n. m, we were still
able to continue at full speed for
IS minutes, although shells and
racer bullets were flying all
over the place." related Second
Officer Left NJ. Olsen of Provi-
dence, r. /.
1--WE couldn't see the subs, 10
we fired IL rounds of ammuni-
ton In the general directions
from which the attacks came
and after that they ceased fir
ing. We must have hit one Of
them. because two Of our shells
exploded when they struck the
water and they don't ordinarily
do that"
After about two hours, q thirC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
Sales Tax Seen
# Estimates Fail

WASHINGTON. May 9 (INS)
Members of the House ways and
means committee today indicated
that a retail sales tax would be
imposed as a final or clean up
method of raising war revenues in
the event that yields from other
tax sources fall short of the ad-
goal of a $780,
100000 levy.
'Tf we're short of what the
treasury has recommended" said
Committee Chairman Doughton
CD of North Carolina. "we1l
consider the sales tax"
That the committe would fall
short OF administration recon-
mendations was apparent when
Doughton revealed that individual
tax rates discussed at yesterdays
meeting. while somewhat" higher
than present law, were appreciably
lower than those proposed by the
treasury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
Lack Of Steel
Delays Ships

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. May
(UP) Officials OF the Newport
News Shipbuilding and Drydock
Company and navy department
representatives said today that
shortages OF materials were hold
ing up. the production of ships
Rear Admiral Ormand l.. Cox
naval supervisor Of shipbuilding at
the yard, said that the shortage OF
ships was due TO a shortage oil
steel.
We've got efficiency here at
Newport News" he said This
shipbuilding yard has never had
enough material on hand TO
fabricate more than half the
hulIs IL could turn out. But
there has been shortage of
machinery for ships, too. II
would do no good 10 have lots
Of empty hulls lying around with
no machinery"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
LESSON FOUR

Junior Victory Army members
ATTENTION.
Today you are going TO Learn
something about one of the mos
important things in first aid
You arc going 20 learn how 4
control the different kinds o
bleeding.
This is the part Of first aid
where you really have TO be brave
Lots OF people are afraid wher
they see blood. But if you know
just what 10 do about il, you won
be so afraid.
You will have 10 learn this les
son by heart. Get some othel
Junior Victory Army member o.
somebody in your family TO give
you an examination.
GIVE EACH OTHER TESTS
Give each other examinations
till YOU know IL all perfectly.
Then YOU will be ready when
YOU enroll in the Junior Red
Cross training course or some
other advanced work.
The most important way 10 stoI
bleeding is by using what are
known as pressure points
One picture shows you where
the main pressure points on the
head and neck are located. The
other shows them at other place:
on tho body.
What are the pressure points?'
They are places on the body
where big arteries are found close
enough 10 the bones TO permit
pressure that will stop bleeding.
MAIN PRESSURE POINTS
Here are the main places or
the body where you will fine
pressure points
AT the temples, just In
front Of the ears.
2-On the neck at both sides
Of the windpipe. pressing back
against the backbone.
Son both upper arms hands
width below the armpits.
AT the groin near both
thigh bones.
In most cases of bleeding there's
much TO worry about. eX-
cept germs. Clean the wound with
such as two per cent
iodine Put sterile dressing on il
and a firm bandage over the
That will stop most cases Of
bleeding from veins or very small
blood vessels.
But If the bleeding Is heavy.
and If il spurts. then there is real
danger. II is an artery that is
bleeding, and you must stop it by
using the pressure points
(The next lesson will show
just which pressure points" TO
use for different kinds OF bleed
ing,)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
Governor 10 Rule
On Fate Of Cowan

Fate of John c. Cowan. county
auditor. today rested with Gov
ernor Van Wagner, who will re-
ceive transcript of all testimony
taken in his custer hearing in cir
cult court. Whether Cowan will be
removed from office is entirely in
the hands of the governor. Cowan
was charged with having county
employees work on his farm and
other irregularities in office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
THIRD TO FEEL PINCH

OF the 10000. 900 motorists that
will register. only about one-third
according TO Price Administrator
Leon Henderson-will feel the full
severity OF gasoline rationing.
The 100000 'non-essential
users of motor fuel-Sunday driv-
ers, etc.-will be restricted 10 from
two to three gallons of gasoline a
week during the As days that the
Temporary rationing program is in
effect.
Special considerations will be
made for the other two-thirds,
those who need cars in their work,
and physicians. ministers. nurses,
messengers. taxis and truckers.
Many will be able to obtain an un-
nited supply of gas.
1t will be the 'non-essential
drivers who will deluge filling sta
tions for a final unrationed tank
full OF gasoline, in the opinion Of
OPA officials. and they say that
the abnormally heavy demands
doubtlessly will drain many sta
tions dry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
ST. Michael S School
Sets Flag Raising Fete

Flag raising ceremonies will be
held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at st.
Michael's School, 10-Mile road and
Code avenue. sponsored by the I
Will Do My Best committee.
The flag and pole were pur-
chased with funds given to Father
Bartholomew Ohr for a vacation.
Father Ohr decided to forego the
vacation and buy the equipment
for his school grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
.SotidIite Attorney
Disbarred in New York

NEW YORK, May 9 (INS).-
Richard A. Knight, the socially
prominent attorney who four years
ago gained national fame for his
unheralded exhibition of acrobatic
feats at the opening of the Metro
politan Opera season, today was
barred from practicing his profess
sion because of gross moral tur-
pitude."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
TOURING Is OUT

Touring and vacation trips-at
least by acknowledgement 10 be
out as far as the eastern area
Is concerned. OPA pointed out that
the vacationists' ration of II gal
IONS wouldn't make possible much
of a trip.
Although Henderson announced
that the "non-esSential" civilian
motorists will be allowed only two
to three gallons" week, the def
mite figure will be determined by
Monday--in advance of the open.
6ng Of registrations.
Hendersons estimates gave
youp Anon essential users
Seven units or about IA gallons for
the 45-day period group "B-l,' IL
units or y gallons; group "B-2.
Us units or 80 gallons: group
"B-3," 10 units or 3s gallons, and
group y, - no limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
Girl in Suicide Try
Saw Beauty in Death

CHICAGO, May 9 (INS).-Six'
teen-year-old Betty Gordon, the
pretty high school junior and bal
let student who took poison after
watching a performance of Shake
speare's Macbeth" was reported
recovering today.
81 thought death was beauti-
full" was the girls explanation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
DELIVERIES CUT

Deliveries to stations already
have been cut one-third and will
be cut 10 so per cent of normal
next Friday.
OPA officials said IL was very
likely that many OF the 1000, 00C
non-essential passenger cars would
soon be off the highways. Many
Undoubtedly will exercise the priv
tlege of taking all of their 45-day
supply--abont ii gallons-at once
and use IL up al the start OF the
rationing period
Officials cautioned that a wiser
course for the motorists would be
10 spread their allotment evenly
pver the period from May Is 10
July when a more comprehen-
sive plan will go into effect and
conserve their gasoline for possible
Emergency needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
Ship Battles A Subs
Survivors Of Caribbean Raid Believe Lucky Shot
Sank Axis Graft in 8-Hour Fight

submarine sent second torpedo
into the merchantmen and at 1890
a. m. the following day, what was
believed 10 he a fourth submarine
scored a direct hit with a third
torpedo.
The last blast sent the ship "a
the bottom in a hurry. although
one Of the crew members he'd time
TO let out final blast of defiance
with the whistle before the craft
plunged under water.
Captain of the vessel was Ernest
Victor Farrow OF Staten Island
New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
Sell Out Of Gas
Faces East as
Rdtioning Nedrs
BY PHILLIPS j. PECK
Init News Service stan Correspondent

Il ihtt NeWs crrsfce otau toffrsPohofut
WASHINGTON. May 9.-Price
administration officials today ex.
pressed fears that motorists will
exhaust the supplies of East Coast
filling stations before gasoline ra'
tioning begins next week.
They anticipate rush" by the
Atlantic seaboard's 100000 mon
essential" motorists to tank up
before the restrictions are effective
which may result in the sold out"
sign hanging from gas pumps
from Maine to Florida.
Rationing will commence Fri
day and. unlike the procedure fol-
lowed during sugar rat.oning. gas
oline sales will not be halted next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day as some 10000, 900 car owners
In II eastern states and the Dis
trict of Columbia register for ra-
tion cards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
Report Laval TO Ask
No More Seizures

LONDON, May 9 GNS). The
Daily Mail today published a dis
patch from Madrid stating that
IL was understood French Chief
of Government Pierre Laval was
drafting note 10 Washington
asking for assurance that tho
United Nations would not attempt
to take over any additional French
colonies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
Plan Adjournment

WASHINGTON. May 9. QNS)
Congressional leaders today were
making plans for a two or three
months adjournment of Congress:
beginning in July. The plans or
which Republican and Democratic
leaders are agreed, were said 10
be contingent upon developments
In the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
Complete Radio Programs FOR To-day

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed.
II the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-09
Wallace Fears
Invasion in Fall
By laps, Nazis

NEW YORK. May 9. GNS) -
America was warned by Vice
President Henry A. Wallace today
to be on the alert against a pos.
sible Axis invasion.
The vice president predicted
that Japan would attack Alaska
and the Pacific northwest and that
the push would coincide with a
IGerman-led uprising in Latin
America.
Drawing a parallel between Hit
Ter and a priZefighter who is on
the verge of being knocked out
Wallace said the German fuehreI
was gathering all his remaining
forces for one last desperate blow
SUPREME CRISIS
81 am convinced that the sum-
mer and fall Of 1912 will be a
time of supreme crisis for US
ALL" the vice president told the
second annual dinner of the Free
World Association.
There is abject fear In the
heart Of the mailman (Hitler)
and q growing discomfort among
his peoples as he prepares for
his last about offensive" Wal
lace added.
I'VE may be sure that Hitler
and Japan will cooperate to do
the unexpected-perhaps an at
tack by Japan against Alaska
and our northwest coast at a
time when German transport
planes will be shuttled from
Dakar TO furnish leadership and
stinening to a German uprising
In Latin America"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

erbobt itano. gr idaute Ionee tief
eri6iittert, ernlt, unabgeuanot ins
oorngefr0nte slntlis ,1nleres Serr1t.
MIs oer &err sic lebten 8orte ge=
Ipro6en, bebte Die @roe nno Ser Sells
aerbarit tpeit flaffen6 5Ipiiden Sciu
un6 bes Iinfen S6a6ers &relt5. /@s
TAM elm tiefes @rl6reden ii6er olle
Mnlpeien6en nit 6em So6esi6rei Sc
iu, ais oie Grbe bebte 11n6 ser &re1t=
5iel1nesbiigel 3eriprang. gs ,uar ein
S6reden, Set ourd 6ie -ean5e Natur
einG 6enn es aerrib audi Der @or~
bang 6es Se,npels; biele Sote itiegeu
aus Sen @rdbern; es Ianfen Wanoe
inn Senpel ltn6 8erge ,n6 @ebdl1oe
ftiiraten in bielen Belteegenben Elm.
SIN MQerbeiligiten eri6ien Der 5tpi=
i9en. Se,npel uno Nltor eriblasene
Sobeprielter 3a6arias uno iprad
orobe,16e @orte aus. Am Mltare er>
i6ien Seretnias un6 iprad orobenoe
@orte: 6as Opfer lei geid1oiien 1.uo
es besinne Elm neles Spfer. gS ents
itano Elm groBes @erdui6, sic Siiren
6es &eiltgtlums ipraneen auf 1no es
ert0i,te eine Sti,nme: u2aliet uns pon
oannen 5ieben" Sd iab einen gngel
aus bent Tenpel ipei6en. Ser slltar
oes @aubopfers erbebte ,1no Elm
RaudeefdB itiirate un; Der 8ebalter
Der S9riftroIen fiel ein uno alle
Weit ser Sti1nme Der bon Sempel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04
Son Seiu
(Na6 ben 3eIidtem Der Ieliaem Mnna aat6 Gmnrerid)
Clio WaifeufrenuS

-. Sdon f,,r5 Dor oem Sooe Seiu ant
Rreu5e begann es in Der Staot Serlt-
TALENT finiter ali tperben uno cine gro
BE ltnrube bemdbtiete iib oer @rbr
betpobner, beionbers Der Seinbe Seiu.
als es better tparo, eridien ser
2eib bes Serrn a,n &re1ae bIeib,
ibpadb, tpie> sana peridntadtet uno
tueiBer als borber; 10 iebr mar er
berblutet. 9a mum bic Stunoe bes
Serrn gefonmen tuar, rang ct nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

Salpt uno sab ieinen @eiit onf. Sd
iab feline Seele tuie einen leudtenoen
S6atten BEL ben &relae our groe
btnab III ben &reis Der gorboae bi1,-
abidtpeben.
abeuaoar, ser Sauptmann, bon
Geburt ein slraber, nabmals als
Siinger Gteiipbon aetauft, bielt, felt
er SSei,.m NIT oen giiig setrdntt, a,ti
ieinent Bfer6e bibt am @reusesbii,
gel; Io6aB ser 8oroerteil 6es Sieres
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

oem Eo6e unb ein falter S6ipeib
orane aus ieinen @liebern. Sobannes
itano ont &reu5e ,no trodnete Seiu
SiiBe NIT feine,n Sdueibtu6e. Mag-
oalena lebnte, gan5 bon Sdmer3
ourdoruneen, an 6er &iidieite Ses
&re,1aes. 9ie &eiliee ssungfrau itano
stpii6en Selu un6 6es eltten Sddders
&reus, bon 6en Mrmen Ser Maria
&leopb6 ,1no 6er Salome geitiitt 1lno
iab gu ibretn iterben6en Sobne btf1>
auf. Da ipra9 Seius: ,,@s lit boa-
bradt!' 9ara,,f rtdtete er iein Sallpt
empor ,,n6 rief nit lauter Stimme:
,,8ater, i,t oeine Sdnoe empfeble id
meinen @eiit!" @s mar ein iiiber,
lauter S9rei, Der Sitnmel nn6 @r'
6e b,1rd6rane. Damn ienfte er fein
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

oen uno uniern 8lid Inn 70 Ieidter
na9 0ben ri9ten, b,,nsern uno biir>
lten nad benz Iebenoige,t @ott, -
bent dbnli@, Ser emit geiagt bat:
uMeine Speiie lit, oab id ben @iaen
nteines Baters tue''. Merfet auf Die
Stimme ser &irde; benltset oie I'll.
Gaitenaeit, nm ol.r@ abbr,1d an f0r'
perlider Speiie, 6,rd Gaiten u1o
@ebet, ourd 8uBe uuo grtotung al
Ier b0ien 8egebrlidfeit Ser Belt unb
e,tren Siinoen abauiterben uno au
einem neuet1 eeiitigen 2eben NIT Sc
.I,ts gbriitus a1fauerftebett. - >-r
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

| lhelDenoen @rgel teDrfen ne 5lt lD'
ren @rGberlr 5lriid.
slnnas, ei9e,tlid) Der bei,nlide
Sauptfeinb Seill, Ser Ieit tangent alle
peritedten &dnte gegen Selum nno
feline Singer geleitet uno bic An.
flGger untcrribtct botte, tpar mie
tpabniinnig por sngit uno flob bon
einem 8infel iu Sen anbern III oen
perboreenen @enta6ern bes Tempels.
3ollen itiirsten our6eiaan6er. 9eifo'
oem,is, Soiepb bon Arimatbda nlto
biele anbere trennten iif bom Gent
pei ,lnb giugen binlpeg. IS lagen bier
uno 6a tote 2eibcr, onbere Sote ipal.
oerten burd bos 8olf in ein5elnen
Sallen ,mb ipradcn hrobenoe Worte.
SD iab i'm, ipie in &ra,npfen 1utter
8inieln ,,no @eidrei gan5 Der.
friimmt, in cineln perltedten HonM
gebrabt rno BON mcbrern ieiner >Nn'
bdnger ungebeu. 0ie @rideiuung
ser 9oten batte i'm gan5 III Ter'
5neifllng gebraht.
8Gbreno olleS bieles i'm Senpel
borging, berribte on pielen Srten
bon Serulalem cin alciher S6rcdeu.
@leib na6 orei llbr itiir3ten biele
@rdber, beionoers III ser norolpclt.
liden @artengegeno innerbalb Der
Staot ein. SSd) iob bier 11no oa Die
eiuaebiillten Soten 0orin lieaell, in
anoern Iaeen pcrmooerte 2unpen mo
@erippe; aus maud)cn brang ein lpi-
berliber @eItonf. - Gs Itiir5teu in
oes &aipbas Sous sic Stufen ein.
tporauf SeiuS pcrlpottct geitonben,
audi Elm Sell ser sSertcrltelle III Der
GorbaIle, mo Sic &crle1gnl1ng oeS
Yetrl1s begonucu. Sci Yi1ati Sulolt
5erbro6 Ser Stcin unb ionf sic
Stene, uorouf Sells bon Silotus
bem Golfe pnracltellt morben mar.
slaes ipanfte 1rl,o bcbte, 1,no in ocm
Sofe bes nobcn Nibtboules Ionf oie
gan3e Stelle eil1 no sic 2eiber Der
unibul6igen &fnber berid)arrt iparen,
6ie Serooes bate ernoroen Iailcn.
Der beripirrtc obergl1tbifbe Bila'
tus par in arobem S6reden. 0o5
grobeben erl6iitterte ieinen 8ololt.
Gs royte rmo 6lponfte alnter ibu
in16 er flob bon cinem Gaun 5un
anbern. @s iparcl1 lpobl an bunoert
Gerltorbene aus aller Belt, pel6c in
SeruIalem lno lit ser ltmgegeno nit
ibren 2eiberu itb aus ocn eingeltitr3.
ten @rabern erboben ,no meilteu5
paariueiie 5lt ei,tsclnen 5telleu Ger
Staot tpanoeltcu, oen1 bin, 11no Dcr-
fliebenoen Golfe ertge9entraten uuo
init f1r5en Strafiuortcn bon Seiu
3euenis obleete,1. Mn Sen Sbeioe-
tpe9en, mo sic Sooesitrafe Seiu bor
oem 3uge nod @ol9atba a,lspoiauut
tporoen ipar, itanoen lie itiue uno
rtefen Seiu Gubtn aus uno Webe ben
Woroern. Aues Bolt flob in sic ait.
Berlten BinfeI uno berltedte ii6. @s
mar cine grobe Ansit in ser 5tabt.
Inn bier l1br fcbrten sic 2ei6en at
oen @rabern a,1riid. 9ea6 gbriitt
Auieritebung eridienen aber bier uno
oa nod biele Seelen. 0as Opfer tpar
unterbroden uno alles in Beripir.
r,tng. Sur ein fleiner Sell bes Sol.
fes ab oas Siterlalnm am Mbeno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

&ode fommt beint. Seine Jra,t
e,npiGnet ibn o,,feere9t: ,,@mil, i9
fo6e bor But."
"Nba'', meint gmil ,1neeriibrt,
,,6esipe9en riedt es bier aud 10 an-
9ebrannt!'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-04

uNar, es gibt ood tpirflib Su11oe,
6ie gefdeiter iin6 als ibr Serr.''
u5ran5, 6as bral1dit bu mir gar
nidt ait er5ablen, mein Dadel lit ielblt
70 elm gieb." ..