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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14
Dds Suendenerbe

blid nod ein Strid bur6 oie 8ed
nung genadt tuiro", ,mo faIt tpillen
log gebordte 9ermann.
@inise Sefunoem ipGter bate {
sic StraBe erreidt, tuo er inn Dun
Tel berlbwano.
Oie 5ludt Sermann Sommers alt
bem @efdngniife bate ribt nur il
oem Stdbtoden 8eil6ad, ionoern in
ean5en Gale uno ielbit in peiterel
Greilen ungebeures Nufleben gemadt
Nunmebr stpeifeIten nur nod tpenis
an leiner Shulo.
Ser Boli5eifommiilar Sorner tua1
gan5 raien6 unb ser @efdugnistpar
ter Sbluno miBte etue bole Stuno'
erleben, als ct 5u bem .Bean,ten mi
ser 0abridt bon bem @nttpeide.
oes Berbafteten fam.
Nad oem lesteren tuuroe Iofor
|,nadoriidlid) sefabuoet. Man ididtt
an aue 2anoidseritatienen 5tedbrieft
aus, telegrapbierte na6 6en Safen
itdoten, berianote photographer
aber obne grfolg. Obsleid ser 2oln
miior Sorner feline Yflidt setan bat
te, fam aud er nid)it obne eine Idarfe
Eiige bon oben bapon. Der SEN go,
li3eibeb0roen geipielte 5treid lpot
audi 5u iblimm. Mit anipannlrna
hes gon5en perfiigbaren Ipparats
bate man nab oen 6alid)miin5err'
geiudt llno nun tuar oerienige, bon
oeHen @cltdnoniileu lit er1ter Sinie
ser grfolg ouer 9en,iibun9en obbing
aus beu @eiongniile entfommen mto
aufs neite lab man oie gefunoenel'
Spuren pertpildt.
ltnter sic ,penigen, Sic nidt at
cine Sdulo @ermanns glaubten, 5dbl
a6ermols getroffen, oeren leutieliget
te in erlter 2inie Wartbo @ogtberr
Die Nodridt bon bem @eidebenet
bate tie folt nieoergetuorfen, aber iie
perlor meber Bertrauen nod Wut
Die eelunsene sslllht bes Suaeno.
Treunoes berubiate iie Ioear einiger
maBen. llm 10 mebr befrembete &c
1ie, bob lie am Gage 1lad) :brer Ser
baftung nno 6ludt Sermam IN oen
SaIlc ser Sonte sic Soibbvibdueril
in einem geraoe5u trolt- nno boff
nlngsloIen 3ltItauoe fauo.
Die ionlt 10 itarflniitiee sSra,,
luelbe sic lbiperlteu ShidlalsIhldg'
nidt 5u beugeu Deruuoht batteu
ibien gang gcbrocben 81 iein.
Wfartba cmpfolo tiefes Vtitlei|
nit ibr. Sic fiiblte iid set Sduer
beimgeiuhten, tpelhe iie bis iebt int
ner nlr nit ebrfurhtspoer SHel
bctrobtet bate, auf ei1n,al naDe &c
brat)t.
9Fit tiuoliher 31rtlid)feit Iduiegt
| ii1 Ofartbo at sic Salumernoe uni
lprad ibr Croft at.
Sic bebarrte oarauL 6aB Ser
miami, penn ibn oud nod 10 piel
peroolnmten, gang 9etuIB nnlhuloi!
lei.
Sbre iiber5eugungspolle Siiriprad)
ritf nur ein traltrises &opfihiittell
Ser Watrone berUor.
.9iele preBte oas Wdo6en inui.
al lib.
80 m0dtelt bu redt baben, Iiebe,
&iu0". 1euf,te Iie. ,.1,Dd,te uld, in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14
60. syortiesllng)

crit MIDI rebt uno ld 6tuetfle gar
.niht oaran, baB ou unlhuloig biit.
Aber es iit cine gang Deriludte @e'
fhidte, iuie mir mein alter iaste,
Der NIT oem 2ommillar iprad. Die
6erren iino Wegeu Der 5alldniin-
5erei 5euer uno 6lamme nno gan5
tuiiteno, baB man big iest nod feinen
Mnbaltspunft fano. Der 9ommillar
bat aud ben Suoen Abrabam 8oos
bernolnmen, ser aber niht in ben
gerinsiten geroabt fant, Oa on ia
felblt einrdumtelt, ,oaB ct bir nidt mebr
als flint Sun0erter sab, oeren @At'
beit feitgeltellt lit. Ruu blei6t Die
Sahe au sir allein ,Banseu, uno
tpenn on nidt angeben fannlt It ODER
pialt, tuie bu in 8efk Ser 5.uei fall
fden Sbeine eefommen, gebt es Sir
berauslidtlid idledt 9iele 8eiors-
ais reifte in mir einen Blan, Ser
altsgefiibrt iperben ioa, ipenn Bar
aus aud pielleidt cine ltnaunebnli6.
feit fitr mid, ooer tpeniaItetts fitr
meinen 8ater er,podit. Du ml,Bt
fort, oanu bletbt bir tuenieitens bas
5ditnnlIte erIpart."
Damit 0ffnete er Sic ReiietaId)e
uno bradte cine nod sientlih gut
erbaltene OieMtfleiouug nebit Yfiise
5um Borldein. rWein Batter, er-
fldrte er ,,ipar friiber giienbabuz
fbaffner uno bob bieie Dienltfleioung
auf ar Die er aber I6on longe nidDt
mebr benft. 8ertauihe lie nit bei=
ueu An5uee, Sen bu in oieIer Salhe
berbir9It, bann fe,,nt bih fein
MenIdL ipenn sir aud Elm Stedbrief
nadgelbidt iperoen iollte Ou iteigit
niht auf Dem nGdlten Babnbofe elm,
fsnoern gebit bis 5urt 2notenpunft
oer Babn, Der eegen Mor9en bon sir
erreibt iuerben fann. Ou fdbrlt por-
er1t nod Der Sdipei5 Mno siuar nod
elmer @egenb, sic sir ON 1iderIten
beudt. @liidlidertpeiie", fubr 8o<
titan fort un6 bolte ieine Borie aus
Der 9alhe berbor, lit meiue Safe
auaenblidiid nidt idledt beItelt. Sd
Iteue Iie sir nit bem gan5en Snbolt
CUR 8erfiigltng, 6amit ou eine 3eit=
lang, obue in 8erlegenbeit 5u font
neu. balIbalten fannit 0u m,Bt
bid aber raid entldeioen uno borilt
feiuen Mugenblid perlieren, oo mein
Batter, ser iib 5u ieiuem abenoltop-
pen in SEN Sdotten besa6; ieoe Tier-
telit,tnoe bcin1febren fnnn."
Die ralde @riiillung bes @rnlhcS
nah 8efreiung, iueld)er fur5 porber
In Sermann aufgetoltht mar, brodte
bieien 10 in 8ertpirr,lng, oaB ct eiuer
neberlegung bes &ori ihlages unf1big
tpar.
MfedauiIh nabm ct sic angebotene
8orie uno befolgte Seboltiaus Hot.
usSiir bas @eitere miro leidt ge-
iorgt', ihloB oieier, ipdbreuo Ser
tnann Iid lmfleioete, ,io SAB ntau
itns ihlieblid nid)t piel aubaben funn.
Sd offne bas Senlter uno eutIerue
bas glitter, 70 BOB man at ociuc
Sludt auf oiaiem Bese slouben
mu6."
Or bradte eiuen Samner uuo eiu
Stennteileu 5um 8orlhein, luo nodD
furaer ,arbeit mar oie Seniter0fiuung
bon bent Sitter befreit.
g. l. q.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14

lofisteit uno gebrodene SbiDiire nos
nidt senug. . Wartba, Wartba'
It0bnte sic @reilin, lrno f6loB %
Mdoden abermals itiirmiid in ibr
arme, ,,aud beine 3ufluaft mir
ourd oie Sbulo auoerer Derbitter1
aud on ,pirlt, obne ettuas 8oies &c
tan 5u boben, cine Srelt3traseri1
Iein.'
| sic elitt auf Ser 8ooen nieoer I'M
bob sic S1noe empor. uBersib, per
sib", flebte iie, lid bate ia 10 ger1
oie &ano 5ur Berlobnung Ses 8abe
ensels seboten, id iuaste 5,1 lboffen
bob ser etpisen @eredti9feit @eniis
getau iei, aber es toar eine 9au
iduns! Der bittere 9eld iit nod
nidt bis auf sic Sefe eeleert."
Sn maBloier 8eitiir5ung bate oas
Wdoden auf oie Selbitanflaeen oe'
8auerin sebort.. sic besriff bere1
5inn nidt in ibren, pelen nmfang
aber benno6 >uur6e baburd in ibr ei
ne ,tnbeitimnte abnuns setpedt.
Sie gab berielben ieood in bieiem
Ausenblid feinen 9taum. aub ibr'
srGnen beeannen su flieben uno ber
mildten iid nit oenienisen S6ola
itifas, sic iie Iiebeooa Dom 8ooet
aufbob. @ine 3eitlang borte man mad
oieIem getpaltieen @efiiblsausbrud
III oem @emade nur bas 1eile @ei
nen ser beioen, iueldes ibnen aueen
Ideinlid grleidterung idaffte nn(
ibre @eoonfen unb @npfin6ungen II
rubigere 8abnen su lenfen begann.
9ie 8iuerin f6mpfte init Ser ean
SEN &raft ibrer Seele ee9en bie
Sdpddeanipanoluug at un6 tie er
rang luenn al6 nur allmabli6, Ser
Sieg Gin 1pebluiitiges 2adeln lptel
te Ioanr nm ibren Wtltno.
u8ie fonnte id nur 10 fleinmiitiQ
lperoen", nabm iie oas 8ort. uDr
balt mid, liebes &iuo, bur6 oein
@ertrauen ,no oeinen @lauben be
| iddnt. @ott iit eeredt> aber er ii
audi ein barmber5iger @ott; ct TT
oie 2iebe, uno lpas lns fl,r5lidtieeu
Meniden oud ipioerfabren mose -
immer miiMen ipir an Der troltreihe1
g8abrbeit feltbalten: tpas er tut, oas
lit tuoblgetan.'
Sholaitifa erbob Iid.
,,3onurl Ri,o", uanote iie itd at
Wartba, Limb begleite mid 5ur aa
pelle biniiber, oeren ltn1bau iebt ball
iertig iein miro. Wir iuollen 1tnler'
Nnliegeu ser lieben Srau bon oel
immerludbrenoen Silfe empfeblen, bt
| liuo Iie in sic belten S0dnoe gelegt.'
9ie 8dl1erin nno Wartba berlie
ben oas Saus. 9sob tltr5er Ban6e
rlmg botten tie sic &apeue erreidt
iiber luelber lid Ser Neubau ldon 81
onlebnlid)er S0be erbob.
Der 8oumeilter befono 1d BEL Set
S(rbeitern..
u9ie olte aapeae", belebrte oieiel
Sic beiOen, ,fann lteben bleiben, Bis
es at Sic innere s(usltottltng gebt
0as Woterial oerelben lit 10 peripit
tert, OaB man es 5ln 9eeubau mid
bralthen fann'
Su tiefer slnoabt fuieten 6ie Wa
trone uno bas Wdoden langere 3ei
Dor oeln 8iloe ser @uaoenm,tter
oauu gingen tie beim.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-14
WsiH,pod, Ben IA. Sanmar 1912

ibaben D0er 0o1 febr borltdtlg ge'
iporoen 5u Iein. @s ipllr6en stDar int
mer tpieoer falide Sunoerter i'm lin.
lauf sefunoen, aber bod nibt mebs
in 10 GROCER Mn5abl, tDie has friiber
Ser sSau tparr. Die beioen @oloua.
renbdnoler 8ogel rno 5dluno bat
ten ibre @eiddftsbe5irfe ausenidein'
lid in entferntere @egenben berlest,
Sic peri ridpanben oft mebrere @oden,
uno febrten bat1n iebes,nal muir aui
tpenise Gage tuie6er in Die Seiuat
5uriid.
Babreno Sieier 3eit berfebrte Damn
aoolf falt ausidlieblid nit bent &ob'
lenbrenner Sogtberr, uno fein gan-
5es @ebabren iotpie aub ein5elue ge-
leeentli6e aeuBerunsen lieBen 6arauf
idlieBen, baB feine Soffnung, War-
tba nnter ben nltnnebr seidaffenets
Berbdltniiien bod nod gu setuinnen.
aufs neue aufselebt mar.
ssnbefien tpar bie neue 2apelle fer
tig setporoen unb sic ginDeibungs.
feItlidfeit tano bebor. Die Saiobof.
bGuerin batte fit oie innere aus.
idmiidltng bas @elo nidt seipart.
Das 4irdleiu iteate ein tuiiroiges
!5eiligtum fir Die snaoenreide Wut-
ter oes Seilan6es bar.
3um erltenmel rief bas @lodlein
poln luftigen Maloranoe an eineut
ldonen Sonntagmorgen feline @rii6e
Ing 9al unb lodte aus Nab nno Sern
cine eroBe Mn5abl anoabtiger @er-
ebrer Wariens 5u bem ibonen sSeIte
berbei. Ssn feierlider Yro5eliion iuur.
oe bas iiber sic Oauer bes Abbrud)s
Ser alten &apelle i,t ser Bfarrfirde
aufbeipobrte @naoenbilo bon tueiBae.
fleioeten Sunsfrallen, unter benen iid
al,6 Mortba befano, na6 bem nelen
&irdlein eetragen uno 5tpiiden einem
8alo bon &rdn5en 1,no 8lumenae.
ipinoen nieoer9eiteut. Dann beeonn
ser @inlueibunasatt, tuelder nit ei-
mem 1ebeum ldloB.
X
Den ieitberteeu idonen Jriiblines.
tasen folgte auf einmal itiirntiibes
8etter. Sdpere Hesensiilie ginsen
nieoer, 10 oaB alle @etpGiier anicbtool.
len uno iosar oas ionit 70 5abme
sSlitBdeu i'm Sal iiber bie l1fer aus.
trat. An cine ernite @efabr oadte
ieoob fein Wenld. Aud auf bent
Soiobofe nidt, obeleid bas 8aiier
a,tf ser 9alieite bereits oie 8ooea.
anidtpeQung beipiiltc> auf melder
oas Mntpeien lag.
8egen elmer Tl,Bperi itaudung iab
5dolaitifa iid an bas 3immer gefei.
lelt. @leidpobl bate lie idntlides
@eiinbe nad 8eilbad geididt, 100
Sic Sod5eitsfeier elmer ibrer friibe-
ren &nedte ltattfdno. Sogar Boleu.
tin, ser oabeim bleiben 5u tpolIen er.
tlurt bate, Wllroe bon ibr gegen
abeno, iueil iie feline Seilnabme ais
@roBfnedt fir eeboten belt, fora1.
lid 5um @ebeu eeordnet.
Martba iprnb bel ibr Dor. Das
Wdoden bielt iih ieood nidt lange
ouf. 0ie ant Sori3ont beral1Hteigeu.
oen 8olfenmalen perbieBen nidts
@utes 1no tint niht in 0en 9tegen
5u fomnen, ntadte iie lib nod bolb.
St;;uS;on,,, 0,,fo,4h,It as S,,. Ml,o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Records AEF
Radio Calls Here

A new hobby rapidly growing il
Ipopularity-the recording of short
wave broadcasts from AEF sol
diers to families at home - wa
Explained today by William F
Condor. a city elevator inspector
of $685. Baldwin avenue.
In the past week. Condor anC
his daughter, Mrs. Lillian Angus
tyn. have made recordings of two
Detroit soldiers broadcasting from
Australia and have written more
than 80 letters to other person:
throughout the country relayins
messages sent them.
The program, American Boys
Calling Home" from Australia
Condor said, is on each morning
at 7:25 Detroit time) and comes
in at 954 megacycles on short
wave sets The program is over
Station VOL 2. in Melbourne, and
is in cooperation with, the Red
Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

chance to be of service In theiI
country's war effort.
Volunteer teacher prospects win
be interviewed today between II
IA. m. and 8 p. m. by Miss yiols
Armstrong Of the Department Of
Parks and Recreation. in thu
Office of Civilian Defense, III
Cadillac Square. Men and wome1
over Is who have teaching ability
along recreational lines are in.
vited 10 do their part in the wat
effort by volunteering as instruc4
tors for neighborhood centers in
every part of the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

citizens OF the Office Of Civilian
Defense will march in the civilian
section of the Memorial Day
parade. according to Associate
Co-ordinator Glenn c. Richards.
Units OF this section will
assemble on Winder street east
of John r. at 1870 p. m. The
Mckenzie High School band will
be the musical organization lead
ing the division.
1t will be followed by Associate
Co-ordinator Richards and his
staff. and a color guard from
Century Post No. % and AlgeI
Post No. sc of the American
-Legion,-
Following in line will be the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

Warden Sarah Robinson and Zone
Warden II. Z. Schneider will be
%
Seventy members of Cub Pack.
No. Al. an organization of youths
sponsored by the Parker School
Parent Teachers Association.
shouldered arms in the form OF
hoes, shovels and seeds yesterday
planting a good sized plot in De-
troit's largest Victory Garden,
plymouth and Meyers roads.
The youngsters range in age
from 8 to IL. They are too young
for other defense efforts but
showed enthusiasm in Selling this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
4 RaIIn for Wounds
Son Injured at Pearl Harbor. Father Sells Bonds
10 Fellow Workers in Arms Plant

-wsr- bonds 20 fellow workers in
leisure hours,
Recently commended by the
WV for his patriotism, Swadling
in one week obtained pledges for
the purchase OF $1,000 worth OF
bonds Through his efforts, Swad-
lng> building is signed nearly 100
per cent. He IS a veteran of the
first world war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

Stacker j. a term tha' never
could be applied to OTTO Swadiing
OF 1905 Brooks avenue
His 2i-ye r-old sailor son
George, was wounded az Pearl
Harbor So that soldiers like has
other son Homer, will have guns
TO avenge Georges wounds. Swad-
ling paints gun mounts al The
Hudson ordnance plant and sells
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Navy COMMITTEE
Denies Wife Of
Sailor Is in Need

Before Detroit citizens become
concerned over the alleged failure
OF social agencies and the govern.
ment TO take care of the families
OF men in the armed services, the
navy citizens committee today
suggested that care be taken to
make certain the families are in
need.
The suggestion was made after
the case of Mrs. Martha Shrews.
berry. 2903 VickSburg avenue, the
mother of four children and wife
of a sailor. was given wide pub
licity because she was allegedly
destitute and about TO be evicted
from her home.
According 10 a committee OF
neighbors. Mrs. Shrewsbury had
been trying TO feed her family OF
SIS a month, after her husband
enlisted in the navy last January
But the records of the welfare de-
partment and the navy show that
Mrs. Shrewsbury will receive q
total of S407 from January %
until June 7, or not quite 500 q
month.
FOOD STAMPS, TOO
In addition. welfare officials
said. she could have had an addi.
tional $50 in food stamps had she
wanted them.
When the case was first calico
to the attention of the navy cit.
liens committee early in May, Hi
F. Best of the committee made ar
investigation and reported that
Mrs. Shrewsbury should receive a
larger allotment from her husband
who is paid sos a month as q
master machinist. or he should be
discharged from the service.
A letter to this effect was
dispatched by naval officials here
TO the bureau OF navigation ir
Washington.
While awaiting action on this
Best reported that the Red Cross
and welfare department are watch
ing the case.
Contrary 10 reports. Shrews.
berry is serving on a tug in the
Philadelphia navy yard.
Eviction proceedings had beer
started against Mrs. Shrewsbury
welfare officials said, but it was
not for non-payment of rent. Be.
fore Shrewsbury enlisted, he pre-.
sented an affidavit signed by his
wife giving her permission, navy
officials said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Sector +. Zone 1 Has Its Day
Northwest Area First Complete Defense SeiuP Celebrates Tonight
With Bands Parades Speeches; JeAiies Heads Program

emergency medical service unit in
charge of DR.. Bruce Douglas,
chief; the Red Cross. 1900 air
raid wardens, 100 from each area
of the city: Frank M. McLaury
and other deputies; 500 OCD boy
messengers, auxiliary firemen
and police, emergency and public
works personnel and equipment.
Residents of sector l. zone 2
of area Z. air raid wardens will
meet tonight. at s o'clock, In
Salem Church school auditorium,
East Forest and Iroquois for in
Istructions and TO see the film,
l"Ready@onE the Home-FroHt."
Sector Warden w. NJ. Welt. Area
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

At 8 o'clock this evening the
II Will Do My Best" committee
will hold a patriotic inspiration
rally in CaSs Technical High
School under the auspices of the
Detroit Teachers Association.
Music will be by the WPA
symphony orchestra and singing
by the schoolmen's chorus. The
principal speaker will be Alpnzo
Baker, editor of Good Health
magazine. The public is invited
and there is no admission charge.
Wayne County shelter commit
tee will meet Friday at 2 p. m,
in the Board of Education head
quarters, 1854 Broadway, to start
summer organization activities.
The session will be held in Room
I205 and is called by Chairman
Warren f. Bow for the purpose
Iof discussing personnel for the
Summer, to determine w h a I
schools shall be used as shelters
and the problem of acquiring
necessary clothing, cots, bedding,
foods and medical service for
prospective air raid victims.
Every day send-offs for draft
inductees accepted for service are
planned by the Il Will Do My
Best" committee. This program
was inaugurated last Tuesday
and proved a big morale builder
for the boys about to don the
khaki.
Various bands of the city have
proffered their services for these
send-offs. the second of which took
place last evening when a party of
was escorted to the
Central Station to music
by the fire department band.
Tonight the Ford band will pro-
vide the music and Friday the
newly organized II Will Do My
Best" band will play.
lied by Rosalie Harris from young
taking musical instruc-
ton through the Wurlitzer Com
pany and now numbers 20 young
from 10 to is years OF
age.
The third session of the Indus
trial Plant Protection Institute,
which numbers some 700 factory
plant protection students, will be
held in the Horace II. RackhamI
Building. 100 Farms.
worth, this evening at 7:30.
The speakers will he Inspector
Lamar F. Bailey director of pub
lie relations of the fire depart
ment; Lieut. Bernard A. Preo,
bomb specialist, police depart
ment, and Jesse EviSon. fire chief
of the Great Lakes Steel Corpora
ton. Their subject is Fire Pro-
lection Service"
1t is expected that at least 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
BY KEN HALL

| his Is gong 10 De DIX nlsh !
for the residents of sector r OF
zone /, area 6, civilian defense
located in the northwestern sec
ition, who will celebrate being the
first sector of the city 10 organize
it's air raid warden quota OF lS
senior post wardens and 242 post
'Wardens.
There will be parade OF
wardens and residents headed by
-four bands in which some 2OOO
wardens and members OF other
patriotic organizations will march.
II will start at Lahser road at
l7:30 p. m. and finish at Stoepel
Park where a program has been
ARRANGED TO include speeches by
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr., De-
troit Metropolitan area co-ordlna-
tor; Associate Coordination Glenn
IC. Richards: Chief Warden Frank
M. McLaury; Regional Defense
Commander Melvin F. Lanphar,
deputy Wardens George Edwards
and Frank w. Atherton.
The celebration has two-fold
purpose. First, TO properly honor
the No. sector Of the city and,
secondly, 10 inspire other sectors
Ito complete their organizations,
some of which have been tagging.
Sector F Warden Edwin T.
Meyers is in charge. His sector
includes "a city blocks with 5000
population bounded by Fenkel,
Schoolcraft, Burt road and the
city limits.
The sector is organized on a "a
hour basis and has set glowing
example for the rest of the city
lin the speed with which the
citizens responded TO the call for
defense work.
Wayne County council OF de.
tense soon will have four vital
defense committees work ing,
evacuation of children, aged and
handicapped in case, of air raids,
American unity, public health and
recreation and physical fitness. .
The WCCOD is working in CO.
operation with the Detroit mu-
nicipal defense council. Heads OF
these committees authorized al
this weeks meeting of the
WCCOD will soon be named by
chairman Robert II. MacRae.
The chairman also has been
authorized to designate COM
mander of the Wayne County
citizens defense corps upon re-
quest of the Michigan council OF
defense.
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Following in line will be the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
Jury (onvitts
Morals Suspect
Warren Man Foees
Possible Life Term

Forrest Walls, 80, of 1921
Nine Mile, Van Dyke, is in the
county Jail today awaiting q
possible mandatory life prison
sentence after a jury sitting be-
fore Circuit Judge James E.
Spier late yesterday found him
guilty of a morals charge involv-
ing a seven-year-old boy.
The jury returned the guilty
verdict after celebrating only
20 minutes. The offense took
place April 5 in Warren town.
ship.
Chief Assistant Prosecutor
Wilbur F. Held, who presented
the states case, said today that
he will file secondary informa-
ton charging that Walls has
been convicted of three prior
felonies. AS a "four-time loser"
a life sentence would be manda-
tory.
Held said he will charge that
on May z, 1925 Wall was sent
enced to from six months to 10
years by a recorders court Judge
on an indecent liberties charge.
He served six months in Jack
son Prison, Held said.
On October "a, 1923 another
recorders court judge sentenced
him to from two and one-half to
five years on another morals
charge, Held said, and served
more than two years.
On Jan. 20. 1894, still another
recorders cour. judge gave him
IN to Is years for breaking and
entering, Held said, and he was
parolled May 2, 1910.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-02
Warren Mow Heads
Detroit Schools

DETROIT, July 2 - up -
Warren E. Bow, deputy superin-
tendent of Detroit schools who
has served the school system
since 1918, was elected superin-
tendent yesterday by the Board
of Education to succeed Frank
Cody, retired.
Bow, a former structural en-
gineer who turned to teaching,
is a native of Detroit. He receiv-
ed degrees from the universities
of Illinois and Michigan. In the
last war he rose from captain to
major in the 32nd division.
Cody, who headed the public
schools through the years Of
their greatest growth, became
nationally Known in his half
century of association with the
school system. He had announc-
ed his retirement plans a year
ago.
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to them are voluntary" on the
part of the soldier or sailor.
Tat means that unless Yeoman
Jack Tar gives the green light
himself by applying for such aid
to Grandpa or Nom, they can't
get it. To provide for cases
where the fighting man is over
seas and can't be contacted to
give the go-ahead, the Secretary
& War or Navy may grant the
request after ingcstigatiuE-~-u I'M
til such time as a veto or okay
can be got from the man him.
self.
To men with Class A or B
dependents not yet in the armed
forces and up for classification
or Redistribution by their Sc
lective Service Boards, the AL
lowances and Allotments bill
i. going to make a whale of a
lot of difference, too.
title II of the measure amends
the Selective Service Act in two
very important ways. It states
that local boards, when deter
mining how dependent a mans
family is, shall consider the
amount of the extra payments
his A and B dependents would
be entitled to once he gets into
the army before deciding that