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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
Production Only Fifty Per
Cent President Warns Nation

Washington, Sept II -AP-
President Roosevelt told Congress
today that the United States was
producing only little more than
90 per cent OF its maximum pos
sible war production and solemn
ly warned
mot until We have reached the
maximum-and we can do this
only by stripping our civilian econ
omy TO the bone-can our fighting
men and those of our Allies be as
sured OF the vastly greater guam.
titles Of weapons required to turn
the tide.
Not until then can the United
Nations march forward together
to certain victory
In Quarterly Report
The Presidents statement was
IN letter transmitting the sixth
quarterly lend-lease report in
which he spoke of Britain as an
offensive base. The report
showed such aid 10 the British
commonwealth OF nations and 80
other countries during the Is
months since the program began
totaled S6,4S9. 100000. with actual
exports amounting TO S3.525.000,-
coo. In the same time lendlease
countries purchased S5.So0.000,000
worth Of goods including NUM-
tions. from this country.
Lend-lease help is now being
provided at the rate OF SS,000,000.-
600 a year, with maximum aid pos
sible under IS separate appropria-
ton acts reaching s63.000.000 900.
At present. the report said
about 30 per cent of lend-lease ex-
ports were going to the United
Kingdom. So per cent to Russia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
CAP Maneuvers in Honor of Captain Morey, Adrian

Swick, Delbert Poff and {. Cope.
land
Observers we're Bernard Bser
Miss Leil Atkinson Roland Jen.
rTuEy, f.iuFh ~. Thomas Hail..
day. ana George Wood. -affre
Other members attending were
ONille Letferts. Elmer Smith, Nil.
ton Bond and Miss Lora Atchin.
son and also Mrs Baer and Mrs.
Shariock and two year old son
" -
After their return from maneuv.
ers the six planes. flying in ~
formation. were circled over Ypsi.
lanfi before returning 10 The air
ports.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
Bremen i'm Flames as
Soviet StiffenS Lines
Court Receipts in
August $4,0l9.l6

Receipts in municipal court show
ed the high total OF Si01916 for
August according to the report OF
Mrs. lvah Manning, court clerk
The report will be submitted TO the
next meeting OF the city council
The receipts included costs. civil
cases. sl6352: costs and hnes, city
cases, S2,5O9.i5. criminal costs re.
turned from the county. S3fS75.
costs in the name OF the people
$402 go; received on accounts
S56754. over paid costs, S575
bonds posted for appearance SOS.
officers service fees. Sl26.25.
This total was disbursed as fol
lows: deposited to the credit Of
the city of Ypsilanti, $2S2202;
to the county treasury, Si02.60;
bonds redeemed, S95: paid on as
counts, S567.5i; over paid costs re-
turned, $5.75. and service fees paid
to officers, $i2625
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
Man Changes Mind,
Registers For Draft

Wauhegan. Ill, sept tins
William George. 30, who vowed
that as member OF Jehovah 5
Witnesses he never would register
for the draft. was back home to-
day-and registered
4 week in the Lake County Jail
in WaukeRan appeared to have
changed his Views completely about
the draft on the suggestion Of
the l.. s Marshars ONCE, he was
taken 10 his iraft board after the
week in jail and registered without
further protest Then he was per
mitted 10 20 home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
Police to Have
Jiujitsu Glass

Clarence = Hohson, instructor
In jiu jitsu at the Milan Federal
Prison, is volunteering 10 teach
the art to auxiliary and regular
members OF the Ypsilanti Police
Department Classes will begin to-
night at O'Clock in Roosevelt High
School gymnasium. They will he
for two hour periods and will con.
tinue for four Monday nights
1t Emil Susterka. in charge OF
the auxiliary police, has arranged
for the special instruction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

psted. After landing the planes
were staked down i'm two long
rows guards posted and squadron
headquarters sol no in tents.
After-tl gurvtS had been SER
ed tee catiee- and dnughnuts. AT
ranged for BY Mrs Morey there
was an inspection Of personnel and
planes Leading the inspecting Of
fiCers were Capt Mercy and Group
Executive Officer Melvin Beebe
" ho had arranged The maneurets
a number Of the high ranking Of
ficers were their new e. a. r OF.
ficers uniforms. forest green coats
trimmed in red and light trousers
Following inspection the squad
rons marched n The front Of the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
Nelson Warns War
Output Not Enough

Camden y. ms Although
United States war production has
increased by 350 per cent since
the start OF the war with Japan
the effect OF that output has not
yet been sufficient 10 turn the
tide Of battle In Americas favor.
Donald VI Nelson chairman OF the
War Production Board, warned
today.
In a radio address directed TO
rally OF RCANictor workers a.
Garden State Park last night. Mel
Non speaking from New York EN-
phasized that while the production
record was good. il was not good
enough
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
Congress Today

iBy the Associated Press
Senate
Receives antiinflation legislation
(meets noon, FNT.
Finance Committee noars end Of
reyisions in House-approyed tax
bill 10000.
House
Routine session moon
SATURDAY
Both houses IN recess
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

Npsilsnti High School gymnasium
the scene OF many school parties,
basketball games. gym classes, aud
other community activities, saw a
much different type OF entertain.
ment Saturday evening. as the
American Legion entertained a
large group Of soldiers at a dance
in the gymnasium Instead OF purple
and gold clad youths tearing" down
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
Hurl Invaders
Back Along
Nolga
British Progress in
Madagascar
Action
nv Int,rnatlonnl New, s.rylc.

NV iNNef national NeWs SerNicsl
The little that Is left OF Ger.
many once thriving port Of Bre.
men was in flames again today.
As the Russian defenders Of
Stdlingrad stftened and hurled
back the invaders southwest OF
the great Nolsa River city, the
Royal AIT Force attacked again
on the aerial second front" in
the West.
Between 500 and GOO bombers
went after Bremen. dropping lethal
csrgoes Of bombs a. the rate OF
one second for half an hour,
starting huge fires that sent spear.
heads OF smoke and flame 5000
feet into the sky Two ton block
busters" We're among the missiles
used IN this Tooth raid against the
city OF Bremen and reconnaissance
doubtless will show large areas
wiped out entirely.
Bomb Berlin
Al the same time. the German.
controlled Nichy radio said that
Russian planes had bombed Der
lin. koenigsberg and Budapest
during the night
The RIA +. raid on Bremen was
nrftains chief contribution 10 tho
var against Germany. but both the
German and Italian high com.
mends issued mysterious announce
ments indicating British activity
or different sort
The Italians. for example. claim
ed that British imperial forces had
attempted 30 land az the Lihyan
port OF Tobruk from the sea. drop
PING parachutists after prolOng.
ed air attack.
Berlin on the other hand, said
that a commando squadron con.
sisting OF five British and fight
ing French officers, one MOO.
and lone private had attempted
10 land on the French channel
coast near Cherbourg Three Of
ficers we're captured and the bal
auce Of the party killed, German
high command communique as
serted
Success Continues
British progress on the Indian
Ocean island Of Madagascar con
tinucd successfully, with every in
dicatlon that Tananariye the cap.
nal, would be taken within a mat
ter OF days In some sectors, the
British were meeting little or no
resistance Ambania. one Of the
islands chief ports. was taken with
no casualties on either side
The stepped-up allied ariel Of
fensiye IN the Southwest Pacific
continued TO reap dividends Al
lied planes destroyed a Japanese
freighter. machine. gunned sec
onG and attacked an enemy cruis
er New raiders were carried out
against Lac and Salamaua
The immediate outlook At Stall
inerad was somewhat improved as
persistent Nazi attacks we're beat.
On back with heavy enemy losses
fi+ti-the- Gn+maa- ar literally sur
rounding the metropolis rightened
gradually and observers began 10
pm their hopes on early SHOWS 10
stop the Naziz in their tracks
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
ADMITS GUILT

Detroit. Sept 1i-INS-lsadoe
Green. a repufed gambler. pleaded
guilty today To- vice conspiracy
charges he admitted his guilt ss
former AfayJr Waiter ksRsr Of
Hamtramck and ten others went
on trial before judge Theodore J.
Richter. The trial is based on
grand jury Indictments returned
Aug .. 1851.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

Gay.
Washington, Sept li-Legisla-
ton going beyond President Roose'
velt's request for power to lower
The ceilings on farm prices and in
addition setting up a guidepost Tor
stabilizing wages was made ready
for introduction in Congress today.
Labor controls were added after
experienced legislators became con
vinced that farm state lawmakers
would halk at trimming price cell
mgs below 10 per cent OF parity
unless formula for limiting wages
was provided too.
Senate Majority Leader Barkley
after a conference between Senat p
and House leaders yesterday, said
there was no intention of establish
ing price ceilings at less than
parity. or the market price of a
recent date, whichever was higher.
parity is an artificial price level
calculated to give farmers pur-
chasing power equivalent to that in
past favorable period, In most
cases l909-liD
Observers noted that among
those attending the conference
was Senator Bankhead CD-AlaD
who is a leader among farm state
lawmakers and an outspoken ad-
vocate of full parity returns for
agriculture.
While Withholding details Of the
bill until its Introduction, Barkley
said It would embrace both farm
prices and labor. give the Presi
dent "sll the power he needs and
authorize him to bring about q
( general sterilization OF farm pro
ducts and wages"
He said that while "guideposts'
would be tablished for both items
naturally II would he impossible to
draft legislation going into minute
details of administering such con
trolls.
Barring unforeseen developm ents,
Barley said, Congress should
be able TO have the measure on
the statute books by the October
| deadline set by Mr. Roosevelt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
Flashes of
Late News
The WEATHER: Tonight:
Scattered Showers

MELBOURNE. Australia--AP -
Regulations setting a maximum
price Of so cents on dinner In res
taurants throughout Australia Will
10 into effect a week from today.
The maximum price for luncheon
will be Ga cents and for breakfast
or other meals IS cents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

NEW YORk-AP-New York S
dim-out regulations have cost the
Consolidated Edison Company al
most 100000 Of revenue" during
the last four months. say company
officials. They report that drop
OF $4,000 kilowatt hours in normal
current consumption was recorded
between May and August so.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

OTTUMWA. la.-UP- The
Denver Zephyr, crack stream
lined train on the Burlington
Railroad was Jared by seven
explosions early today, the rail
roads dispstcher's office here
reported, but none OF the pass
engerS was injured.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
Legislation on
Prices, Wages,
owPrepared
Ceilings Not to be
Less Than Parity

Washington, Sept t4-iNs- A
Joint resolution directing Presi-
dent Roosevelt to stabilize both
farm commodity prices and wages
generally as OF Aug. i5-but with
restrictions. in effect stsbllizina
them at highest levels during 1912
was introduced In the Senate to-
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14
France Orders
Forced Labor

Nichy. Sept. Tins Hundreds
OF thousands Of Frenchmen. some
or whom may be destined for
work in Germany in exchange for
prisoners of war. today came I'M.
der an official decree establish
ing compulsory labor in France
The decree. published in the Of
fetal government journal, covers
ali able-bodied men between the
ages of IS and so and all unmar-
ried women between 81 and IS.
The order. agreed to by Marshal
Henri Philippe Petain and adopt
ed by the cabinet OF Pierre Laval
chief OF government. declared:
All Frenchmen who are ply
sically tit and between the ages OF
Is and so and all unmarried
Frenchwomen between the ages
Of 81 and IS may henceforth be
forced 10 do all or any work that
tho governmcnt shall a1Iutee H~e-
fui to the superior interests Of the
nation.
Full Control
The governments labor bureau
will have full control over any dis
charges or hiring or negotiation Of
lshor contracts the derree sait
adding that every person affected
can be forced to perform work des-
ignated by the labor service II I'M
able 20 Justify his or her present
employment as the ministry OF
See FRANCE-PaEe 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

Observation-Disclosures Gls-
tintzey, director OF one OF Soviet
Russia's biggest airplane producing
|plants, has died following a short
Illness, It was announced today. 4
veteran OF the Civil War and a
|Communist since 1914. Gistintzev
wore the order of lenin and the
|red star.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

NEW oRL EANS-lNS - The
Army and Navy e pennant-for
excellence-flew over the Boat
plants Of Higgins Industries today
following ceremonies at which the
|pennant was presented TO Andrew
". Higgins. 81. pres dent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. link
with the days OF the newspaper
giants Of the early l90ns was gone
today with the death Of clyde
|Brook Wes!. II. an active iirwspa-
|perman for so years. West died
Saturday night after a fall but he
had not been in good health for
several years although he worked
regularly 10 the last as editor OF
The Hearst Telegraphie Service In
New York.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

ALBUQUERQUE. ~ Mp
Democrats nominated former Con
gresham John J. Dempsey for gov
|ernor. rejecting Bryan c. Johnson
|bf Albuquerque who had the sup
port Of Senator Dennis Chavez
'havez defeated Dempsey two years
ago for the senatorial nomination.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

See FRANCE-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

LONDON ms ". Averell
Hartman, lend-lease expedition.
has returned to London. the init.
Fd States embassy announced to-
hay.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-14

TUCSON, Ariz. ms Planes
from Colorado and New Mexico
bases took up the search today for
an Army bomber reported missing
Saturday on flight from Omaha,
Neb., to the Tucson air base.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

genoen unnadabmliben 8erien ge-
seidnet:
@lauben2 @abn nno blaue Dinge!
Sd, ser ltbu, slaub' altsiblieBlid
sln mid ielbit; oie Selbitoerebrins
Deudt mir tpeiie, tpeil eriprieBlid.
Sd Ser llbu, Oberubu,
Sd, ser 9enfer, ieb' sic 3eiden
@roBer 3eit, ipo meine 2ebre
Sie9t lmo berridt in allen Heiden.
8enn erit meine Sdlote rauden,
Benn erlt meine giien idlpelen,
8alo an 8alb, unb Gro lno SimmeI
Sings iu Dampf uuo 9rooem taudeu;
8enn erf meine Miiblen mablen
Meine Sdmn.er, ipenn ie bGmmern,
Biro Sic @otterodmnerung fommen
llno bas @0ttli6e berodmmeru.
@lau6en lit oas @ino ser Jeisbeit;
Dod beberstere @eIhledter,
Diiltre 3tpeifelbeloeu, iperbeu
llm bes Seufels ltol5e 90dter.
Slid our 8rutl Die areu55erbreder
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
FORMS
Hei-Oel Liniiment
FORMS

Seber, bet an rbeuuatiideu uu6
neural9tl6eu 9duterdeu leioet. tuiIg
iofortt9e 2iuSeruns baben. 9te duSers
ltde &e9entpirt,mg bon Sprnf'sj
6etl Del Gtniment ipirtt ibnen uuu
brtn9t lutllfonumeue Gtnberuna pou oen
0ualen bon rbeuu,atiihen ilno neuH
ral9ii6en Sd,tner3en, nu1sfulolen
8iideni6mer8en, lteifeu ODER ldnner>
5enbeu R,lsteln Gerreutl,uaen, 5toR.
luiInoen ooer 8erltauhungel1, iuden-
ben ooer brenuenoeu SiiBe1 - tpie Die
erfolgrethe Grfnbrrlug bon SauIenoen
felt iiber 55 Subreu betpieIen bat.
Seil=Sel lit eiu liuoeruoes, antiIep.
tiihes idnner8itiIlenbes Mitte(, oas
lofort reihes, rotes 8lut tu bic gee
i6ipoueneu, irritierten, ihmer3enoen
@eaenbeu 5tebt. Mnrfsn sic nod berte
cine SlaIde Seil=Sel Ointment lmo
9erieben sic ielbit bic &prteile Ieiuer
tpobltltenbe1t, hei(en6en @Grne.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
Se9nofratiide Gntbanaiie fit nniere oeutid5=
amerifanilbe Yre1e

an .,Senator 5reoeric ST. gouoert,
ST, Gbairmam Of tbe Committee on
General 2atus, State Senate, IlbanD,
N. g., su ipenoen nmo sesen oie
galtgblin gia 5lt proteltieren. auBer-
oem f0nnen Brotelte seribtet tueroen
an: Department Of Suffice, 8aibing-
ton, 9. g.; 9be Il. g. greail1rp De.
partlnent, 8aibinston, 9. g.; Sbe
Office Of @opernment &eports, Baib.
ington, 9. g., llno tie Office Of Jacts
ano Sigures, Waibington, 9. 6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

raliide 1.nb oieiem nu.B, menn Der
gesenlpdrtige 8olfertrieg iein alles
perni6tenbes gnoe erreibt baben
miro, ein totaler otonomilber 8an>
ferott folgen. Die Nationen ooer piel=
mebr ibre oiftatoriiden 2enfer lmo
Regierl,ngen baben @ott llno feline
@ebote bertporfen, ale littliden uno
moraliiben Gefese in SEN Staub ge-
treten rno be,t. allmdhtigen Staat -
5. +. Die menidliden Seioeni6aften
- alf 6en Sbron erboben, sic 8iir-
De unb Rebte oes menidliden SSsnoi-
pioul1ns NIT Siiben getreten llno tie
ibreH bertperflt9en groberun9s5ipef-
fen bienitbar eemadt.
Die Weltfriie 1T besbal6 por allen
eine religioie uno moraliid)e. oie Sen-
beng cine beionilde ltno itttenloie
Dieie Sditlnis bat alth 5an1ilie nno
@eleuldaft aneefreiien Die glaubens-
loien Wabtbaber baben iid ser SUI
geno betnddtist, oieiel6e oen gltern
elttriiien ltn6 lie als 5taatseisentum
erfldrt.
Den tpabienoen 3eitmaterialismus
atnb bas Shtpinben bon @laube lno
Sitte, bon ,nenihliber 8iirbe lnb
Greibeit bat Ser bel,tide Weiiterbid-
ter S. B. Weber in ieinem uniterb-
liden @pos uDrei5ebnlinoen" lit fol-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
Ser tutale 8Glferbanferptt

Ser III oen IeBten SsSabr5ebnten alle
@ebiete umfaiienoe Materialismus,
Sic apoltel oes DiesieitsmenIben-
tuns, baben Sic @elt einem breifaden
8anferott entgegengefiibrt: Oem reli'
ai6ien, nloruliiden unb 0fonomii ihen.
Dent religiolen 3erfau folgte ser mo-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

8re1en au6 ste 4oniesfronen,
l(no ser Ealt6 berfoblter Sempel
8irbelt auf perbrannten 9bronen.
Sa, oas iiuo iie, Wuspels Sobne;
&eiter 5lt, ibr tpiloen Reiter! -
3par Der slufidmung, BEN id meine,
2ie9t nod ein sSabrtauieno meiter.
@ebet a6t, ibr fleinen gul6en,
8eroet flltg 1no lauibt bent Ilten
Sd ser ltbu, Sberlbu,
5eb' oie 9inse iib geitalten.
aleine gulden elt9 gum gtl,ben!
8adIt uno tuartet no6 Elm 8eilden;
Surtig flattert ein Sabrtallieno;
8eroet Cullen, fleine gul1enl
Surtis flattert ein Sabrtauieno;
Seio ibr itarf uno flug setporoen,
@eb id el.6 ein groBes grbe:
AG ben Siioen, ali ben Noroen.
arast eub brum; Ser i6drflteu &laue
8iro bas bette Stiid 5uteile:
Sene @elt lit fir bie &ase,
Diele Belt gebort oer @ulel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

Oie fatbolil6e ltniperiitdt 1T Wta.
nila lit bon oen SSapanern in eiu SSSn-
ternierllngslager fir Die oortigen
anerifaner bertpanoelt lporoen. Die
Santo Somas ltniperlitdt lit etlpa 40
Sabre dlter als bie befannte aulerifa-
nilde Saroaro ltniueriitat, Sic ielbit
ipieberum oie altelte llniuerlitat Der
Ser. Staoten lit. Die ltniperIitat in
Manila gng aus einent Seminar BET.
Dor, bas in1 Sabre 1906 eroffnet
iuuroe. Bbilipp Ser 3tpeite bon Spa
MEN, bon oeiien geamen oie Bbilip-
pinen ibre 8e5eid)nung erbielten, be.
ipilligte Sic finau5iellen Mtittel fiir
oie Sbaffung oes Seminars iut Sabre
1886.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22
Mitt,uod, Ben 90. apriI 1912

1ten belttrleg, oell Srteoen ltnO Dle
ginigteit unleres 2anoes geltort,
madt audi oiesnlal tuieoer Ben ger<
fud, Sic Oeutldlprahisea lopalen
8iirger irnleres 2anoes ibrer perbiirgz
ten benofratiIden Hedte uno 5rei-
beiten at berauben. Sdreibt oa5u
@eb. Midael slnitett, 8raiioent bes
@.8.g. 8aiieuba,,ies, 1T Der "au.
rora":
,Bersangenen Sonntaa. s. Mdra,
eridien in ser ,,Nen Yort Si,nes"
unb in oer uBaibington BoIt' eine
bolle Seite- -Mn5eiee ber ,Eednocra-
cp, eSSnc.". tporin Die. 8egierung auf.
eeforoert miro, int Sntereiie ber mo-
tionalen Siderbeit uno 8oblfabrt
olle frenoipradigen 3eitunsen an-
5eigen uno 8ooioanfiinoiguneen in
auen ameritauiiden @ebieten s,t per=
bieten.
9as lit eiu @n5eihen, 6aB, belon-
bers I'M Often, ser alte unamerifani-
fde sSinsoisn1s, aB.a.= .=ismus ,no
Der Natibismus mieoer ieiu giftipei=
enoes Sal,pt erbebt.
Der SEEM Dorfer 5taatsienator 60
tparo S. Gougblin (Oem.) bon
8rooflpn bat Dor fl,r5ent cine @elet-
5esporlage borge1eet, ITO amelo tbe
General 8uliineB 2aip', iuoen fol-
GENDER sIrtifel beigefiigt perben rno
nit bem 1. sSllli IN &raft tretelt ioa:
vgs ion l,neelebltd) iein fit eine
3eitltng ooer irgenoeine Yublifation
int Staate (Neu yorf), in ether aus=
ldnoiiben Sprade slt orltden lno 5u
berbreiten, es lei benn, oaB nebelt Der
altsldnbii6en Sprabe cine en6lilde
11eberiebl1ng ootnit parallel lauft.
Cine Nidtbefoleung bieier seiebli6en
gorldrift ion als elm Gergeben be-
tro6tet iperoen"
SbIdon oie berii6tiete 8orlage be-
reits in Sdnoen bes ,,gonlntttee on
General 2atps" (Sreberid 81. Gou<
bert, ST., goriibenoer) iid) befinoet,
lit seringe &offnllng fit eine an=
nabme borbanben. @ouuernerr Ser
bert $. 2ebman tpitroe nientals ettpas
11ntersei6nen, mas 10 ben @eilte uno
DEM 8u1ltaben fonititlttioneller Srei=
beitsre6te piberIpridt.
grokbem lit es bon eroBer gSid)=
tiafeit, bie Sade 1tid)t aus oem snge
5u berlieren rno nnaufb0rlid anf Die
@efabr zines iolden @eIetes bi1t5u-
tpeiien. Ser ebrbare Senator lit of
fenbar ser Mnliebt, Dem 2anoe einen
DienIt al erpeiIen burd ginfiibrung
elmer iolden arieesmabnabme. 9ross
oem i9eint ct fein 8eritanonis gu ba-
BEN fir oen nnermeBliben Nusen eli
ner guten, ourd nnb ourb amert-
faniid-lopalen Yreiie, pie es 8. 9.
bie beutib-amerifanii6e lit uno int
,ner mar, burd eine beltdnoige ame=
rifaniiierunssarbeit. Sober II n
tpeiB, baB oie bertldipradigen 8lat-
ter unieres 2anbes ni6t nur antifom-
muniltiid, ionoern audi antina5iib
fino unb aue Ssmen befdmpfen, oie
unIer freies 2anb beoroben.
gs 1T nibt nur ratiam, ionoern
YfIi6t ei1es ieoen anerifaniI6en
8iirgers uno belonbers unierer 2e-
fer int Staate Neiu gorf, Ser INN oie
Nedte nnb sSreibeiten aller Weiirger
6es Qnnoes belorat lit. iidl ifriftIidl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

niiie itanoen ipie Giiiggltrfef, Meer-
rettid ltno oerglei6en. Bat iab ben
Wteerrettid) fir &ortoffelgelniile an
l1no fu9r NIT oeu 2offel bincin. Did
mar Dorlid)tiger. Ct beobodtete erlt,
Oh Sic nel,e Speiie ieineut @ei19rten
at6 nutnoete. llno oo lab er, luie,
oent gl1ten Bat Sic Sr0nen aus oen
sltgen rannten.
,,8as lit sir, 8at?" fraate er.
uSb', ertpioerte Yat, i'd oahte
e6en an tneinen gl1telt Gater, ser inn
id)onelt Srlano begraben liegt. Sda-
oe> oaB er ntdt nebr lebt 8ie mir.
Sc ct iif freuet, tpenu er 10 ein por-
trefflibes @eniiie eiien f0nute!'
Did fiibrte nun old einen ii6er.
Dollen 2offel Weerrettid) in oen
Wuno uno per5og Oas @eiidJt, als OF
ct einen Rrampf bate.
,,Nas balt b,t, Dif2" frogte Bat.
uSb, nidts', anttuortete Did, i'd
oabte ultr ebel, pie ihaoe es iet.
oaB iie oib niGt neben Oeinem Sater
iIn ih0uen Srlano begrabeu baben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-22

8or btelen bielen Sabren fanen
5lpet iriibe auspanoerer, bie faun
in Mmerifa selanoet tuaren, in elm
5peiieballs, no auf oer bereits suge'
ridteten gafel einlttpeilen bie 3use.