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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-27
E. E. MURRAY, PAF PRODUCTION MGR.,
 ON WAY TO RENAL

E. E. Murray, Production Man. ager for Pacific American Fisher ies, was in Juneau overnight on his way to Kenai Peninsula. MT. Murray continued this morning for the Interior from where he will take a plane to the Coast.
 MT. Murray will spend the next two weeks inspecting his companies operations on the Peninsula.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-27
DOUGLAS MAN IS
 ARRAIGNED ON
 MAYHEM CHARGE

David James, of Douglas ar raigned yesterday in U. s. Commis- sioner Felix Gray's Court on a charge of mayhem, has been bound over to the granc jury on. bond of $5,000.
 James is charged in connection with biting a Douglas woman in the face.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-27
DOUGLAS TO PARTICIPATE
 IN DRIVE FOR RUBBER

Anyone in Douglas having old rubber to donate is asked to con- tact City Clerk Kilburn who will call and gather it up to be sent to Juneau according to information released by Mayor Hachmeister.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-27
ALASKA COASTAL PLANE
 MAKES SITKA TRIP

Passengers for Sitka from Juneau with Alaska Coastal Airlines this morning were John Nordness, Clar- ice Green, Thomas Thomson, Ray Peterman and Gus Jurgelait.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-27
WAFFLE THEY GROW UP

COLLEGE STATION, Tex.-T'exas A. & M. has a freshman mile re- lay team that has been clocked in 3;21.2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-27

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-27
1.-THE LADY EvE''
EYES EXAMINED

and BROKEN LENSES replaced ih our own shop. Dr, Rae Lillian
 Carlson. Blomgien Bldg. Phone 63d.
Evening star., 1942-09-24
so-called regimented or controlled
srAd lirht district q the answer"

so-called regimented or controlled
red light district is the answer"
Convictions In $50 Of Cases.
He contended that "all prosti-
tutes are or will be infected with
venereal disease" and that medi-
cal examinations-even II they pro-
yided sure check--would have te
be conducted constantly. which
would not be practical.
Phenix City's campaign wa
launched with a warning to oper.
| ators of houses Of prostitution
honky- -tonks ands other question
able places to Immediately ceast
prostitution activities or be prose.
cuted. Arrest OF those who failed
to heed the warning followed and
convictions were secured in 05 pc
cent of the cases.
At the same time, beer, dane,
hall, whisky, tourist cabin ane
similar licenses were taken away
from a number of establishments
and the Army declared many "of
limits" for Army personnel.
Evening star., 1942-09-24

be made directly to the War De-
partment.
The strike spread today to IS men
In the plants billet department, a
company spokesman reported.
He said the strike evidently was
motivated by q WPB representa-
tive's recommendations of wage in
creases for forge shop workers, while
the smelter plant wage structure is
still under review.
BOSTON, Sept. "a lP.-A threat
ened strike Of 100 employees OF
the Eastern Massachusetts, Street
Evening star., 1942-09-24
Strike Of 225 Peri|s
Production al Five
Aluminium Co. Plants
Company Says Work
On Aircraft Ports to
Be Affected Soon

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Sept. A.--Curtail-
ment Of war production In all the
Aluminium Co. Of Americas five
Newburgh Heights plants was
threatened today by I continuing
strike Of 225 CIO smelling plant
workers. company spokesmen said.
After one shift Of Is furnace
tenders and helpers refused to re-
turn to work last night the company
reported production Of aircraft parts
in its own and other Cleveland
plants would be affected unless the
strike ended soon.
The smelling plant employees
members of the CIO Mine. Mill ant
Smelter Workers Union, walked Out
at midnight Tuesday. An ALCOA
spokesman said they presented nj
grievances and figured 1t was th'
Evening star., 1942-09-24

Railway, which serves q commuIai-
ties, was called OF" last night as
workers and management agreed
to submit their dispute to the State
Board of Arbitration.
The announcement came from
Charles H. Cole, chairman OF the
State board. after day-long con.
ferences in which Army and Navy
men said q strike to enforce de-
mands for higher wages would "ef'
fectively" aid the enemy.
The threatened strike on the rail-
way. which serves many defense
busy industries, originally was Sc
Evening star., 1942-09-24

tenth major work stoppAge ut the
IS" plant this year.
Alex Balint, regional director for
the union, declared the walkout was
unauthorized and said he was max
ing every effort to get the men to
20 back to work.
The strike came while the union
was considering bonus rates pro-
posed by the company after a study
begun last June, when the same
men struck, the company reported.
Army Air Force representatives
who investigated the work stoppage
yesterday said their reports would
Evening star., 1942-09-24
3 BeIeion Ex-Ministers
Arrive in London
the Associated Press.

By the ASsOciAt6d Press.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-The Belgian
government announced today that
three of its former Ministers had
reached London-one escaping from
Belgium and two from Unoccupied
France-and said two of them woulc
leave soon on missions to the United
States and Canada.
Albert Deschriver, who was Min.
lister of Economic Affairs In the pre-
invasion government of Belgium
will confer with the United State.
Government on questions Of Belgian
interest, the announcement said.
Evening star., 1942-09-24

for 4 am. yesterday. but was post
poned ~ hours ct the request Of
Gov. Leyerett Saltonstall.
Demands for wage increases and
a minor change In working condi-
tions were involved in the contro-
versy.
Evening star., 1942-09-24
Drive Brings Control
o. Wide Open Town
Near Fort Benning
Com,nerciolized Vice
Curbed by Army and
Civilian Authorities
~ ~ Associated Press.

~ ths Associated Press. a
PHENIX CITY. Ala, Sept.-4.
This story, believes an Army
medical oflicer, should be Of in
terest to the oflicials Of every COM
munity and to every citizen inter-
ested In helping America to win
this war"
It Is the story Of Phenix City's
seficient Job in suppressing organ
lied commercialized prostitution as
related in an interview today by
Cant, James A. Loveless, veneral
disease control officer Of nearby
Fort Benning, Ga, one OF the ma
tton's largest Army posts.
Phenix City. which for nearly two
decades before Pearl Harbor "tol-
Grated open houses of prostitution,
was once compared with the wide
open towns Of the West during theil
widest days." Capt. Loveless recall
ed. The town at one time was sing
led out for criticism by the Secre'
tary Of War.
Civilian Authorities.
But now, the captain added, !
has changed from Fort Benning'
number one problem ito its presen
position in which no prostitution
or veneral disease problem exists.
This was brought about, Capt
Loveless said, by hard-hitting ci
vilian-action campaign which wa
backed by Army cooperation ant
was aimed at complete suppression
Of prostitution.
While the syphilis rate amonI
present United States soldiers ha
been reported the lowest in history
Army officers see venereal diseas
Is staa serious problem, espe
cially In the Southeast, with 1t
heavy. concentrations OF men II
training. :.
.The problem. Of venereal dis
ease in the soldiers is essentially
problem of prostitution" Cap
Loveless declared, although "man
people continue to believe that th
Evening star., 1942-09-24
Historic Poper Found

The original charter Of Henry
VIII for the founding Of the bish-
opric Of Peterborough has been
found In England's waste paper
drive.
Evening star., 1942-09-24

You, too, can 30 on = raid. Make
yours on that old pile Of junk metal
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-17

man 5lt einem Nnart Gig etpa 5lpei
Seelofiel iiibe Wiild. Wteilt bot iir9
Damn nod 81 Stimoen alles Triibe
onf oen 9ooeu 9eIebt; iollte bies in
5mei bis hrei Sage,t niht eeiheben
lein, 10 pieoerbolt man oen 9lnfonb.
Sot lih Der Gilia oereiniat, 10 sieBt
mon i'm bon nem RooeniaB ob.
- =. s., Miii.
8ei Idmahen tronenben Muaen
elnpfieblt iiH ooS bGufige Wolhen
oerlelben NIT folten, florer Woller.
oocr a1h iolacnhcs Niittcl: Won ncb-
me cine Sonbpon grimes Ycteriilicn-
trntt, menn moolib pon Der elntten,
meldc Nir5el oibt, nidt oic frnule
Slppenpeterlilie, aebc bos Eeterli-
lienfrmlt III cine sSlolhe 1lno ein
Eint rcincn Eoo9enbronntneiu bar-
mlf uno laiic lelbsS "a bis AZ Clint
ocll ltebel1. 9tnbp bieler 3eit fam cs
III @ebratd aennnlnen iperhen. SIT
Der gralntlpcin rein nuo edit, NIT
einent Gertcl Sell SllB- ooer Ne9cn-
mufer perbiinnen. Wtit cinen1 mcihcn
Seinenfleden hic 9lngenoedel pben
uno unten einreiben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-17

Ser &oroinal bon 2inobon bat an
cil,en fcltliben sulolie on porh,9ie-
liihc Erielter einc Nnlprod)e oehol-
te,l in neld)cr cr aeiote, DOB Dos
6riltlidc .sSoeol Ger @eredtiofeit nno
Der 2iehe Oell NuarebiSmuS einerieits
unO oen slblolutisnuts onberleits
iiberlpinben mitfe. Die @n3pfllfen Der
HupIte nerbert bnb nod 5ur 0urd,-
Iitbrlmg eelaneen miille,l, ipenn bic
Helt 5l,r Hube fommen tpolle. Had)
Dem &rieae merbe ii1 cine briitlide
ltnleeltalt1tng boll5ieben mitfiel1. Der
Wateriolisml,s peroe bon ser 9iiDs.
ne obtreteu. Die Menihbeit perbe
Damn erfennen, ,pe notlpenoig ein
6riltlihes Sbeal hes 2ebens it, bas
oic 8iiroe oes Yteniben pieoer ber-
ltellt nnb neue 8ediebnneen nnter
oen Menlhen fniipIt. Oas ean5e
mirtibaftlihe, aber o,d) Dos iooiale
llno pelitilbe 2eben miiiie ne,. anf.
aebout meroen mf briitlider @rnne-
laee ...,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-17

Sci ieinem @intreffen IN einem
Spe5ial5l1a erfIarte Mon,lel Nueaon,
oer Yrdiioent oer Ybilippinen, er iei
iiberaeuet, baB es inter oen sSilipi.
nos feline Quislinas eibt. ,,Sie ba-
ben ibr 8eripreben,' ben ameritani.
ihen Streitfrdften big aum Qehten
beiauiteben, bon nno gan5 erfiiat; Iie
baben ibr eieenes 8lt,t uno 2eben ae-
opfert. Sd boffe, Dob bieie 3otiade
sic 8epobner ser Tbilippineninielm
lno oer Ser. Staoten nod mebr oils
bisber pereinen miro, laete Qneson,
oer NIT ieiner Samilie unb ieinem
@efolee nad Baibington reiite, NM
bort fir bie 0oncr bes &rieees iein
Seim auf3nitlaaen. Nrafioent Que
5on beperfitelliate ieine Jlubt bon
oen Ybilippinel nit einem ltnterlee-
boot, belt fib fur5e 3eit in @nitra-
lien anf nno trof fiir5lib nit einen
@lipperflueaei,g in Can Jroneisso
.ein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-17
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittei gegen allie Arten Won
alten und frlschen Wunden, Geschwueren,
GeWaechsen. BfSswunden, Karbunkeln usw,
Bitte Geld nur durch Post Money Order zu
schicken. keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: j. l.. STAAB 17209 Valley
view Avenue, Cleveland Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-17

5iderbcit Der Hation fir n6tig be.
fnnben iperoen, aibt cs ShnIen ees
mug IN inliernl 2nnoe, no oiele Ser
anbilbnng in eiller Der lueibliben
gSiirbe entlprebenoen Neiie gegeben
nerbe,l fnnn. 9as Gainplehcn lit cpu
pbDiilber mo nnralilhcr @efobrcn.
5ronen nno Ntdocben iinb ouf l6n,
gere l,no ,mbeltiulnttc 3eit bon ibren
Janilien getrennt. "
9ieie Metbobc erinnert 5u iebr at
oie No5ier5iebllne. Dtan ionmert
iiber bel 3erial Ser ssanlilie uno bes
nmerifonild)en 5eins. 9iele @nt>
5iebune ser tSrau aus Sein rluo So
Mile poileuoet Ben Muiu ser 50.
Mile. 9ie d)riltlihe Ebiloiopbic bat
ltets ben Stono 1mb sic Niirbe ser
5ra1 oeltiist nno bodaebolter, iis
5l,r Soniain Der 6ouilic erbobel,.
Die bcioniid)e gfa5iooftrin ,l,ad)t sic
sSron sur. Stlobiu bes Stootes 1,no
SIT nod shlimnerm. 3uben fonn
oie sSrau onf ibrent notiirlihen, gott=
geaebeue,1 Soften ,nebr lrno .ipihtige
res TIN 5ur Siherlng inb Terteioi=
gung nnieres 2onbes, oils ,penn man
iie in eiue = ie oearaoierenbc -
|llnifpr,n iteeft.
= ). g., o.
Sic brolcben lid) nitt 5ll permnnz
bern ooB oiele @eIhihtsliiee bon
ipanilhell u2opaliften'' nod immer
in Der internotiollale,l Ereiie i,no III
getpiilen .Soaesblattern, 3eitidriiten
uno in ser Ybantoi iie nerlhieoener
Gaoiotollllnel,totoren lpnft. IS lift
binlan9lib belpieien ,poroe,t uno Sic
Jreinlonrer boben iib loear oarnii
gebriiltet, Oen Gomnmilten i'm
Gampf eeaen @eneraliiiimo Sraneo
nno oas fatboIilbe Spanien Silfe gez
leiitet au baben.
Sbon Der Nnsbrllh Der eriten Ge=
polntion oie -anr ansrnf,ng Der Ge-
pltbIif fiibrte, lpie aiid Der Staatss
Itreid Der ureplblifoniihen' 8egis>
rune i,n ssebruar 1876, hie Die 8abl-
ergebniile folihte uno 5,,r fommuni-
ltilben @erribaft iiberleiten iollte,
poren bos @erf bon 5reimaurern.
Die leitelloeu Yerionlidteiten oes re-
pnblifaniieben Spanien nno aipar
M3ono, 1errour, sSernonoo be los ST.
os, Snoelacio Yrieto, alparo De @l=
borno5, largo @aballero ,no Ytortl=
nea 8orrio iparen 5reimanrer.
Mm 10. Mai 1881, alio Boden
Dor bem 6tltrae ber Monarbie, lie
BEN oiele M6nner bereits in elmer
fraua6iiiAen 3eitung erflaren, bob iie
auf @runo zines Muftraees Der 5rei-
maurerei eegebenenfafls oie probi1o-
ride republifaniihe 8egiernns bill,
oen tpiiroen. @inmol an Die Spibe
oes Staotes eeitellt, bemiibten lie iih,
ben Neiiuneen ser 5reimalrer an &C.
borden ,,no ane @eeenfrofte nit le-
galen lpie auh nnanloiiieen Wfitteln
aus3n}halten. Mls Die &epublif aus
aerufen ,pl,r6e, fobte Der OberIte Nat
Der Ipaniihen Sreimaurer am IL.
NpriI 1881 cine gntihliebnng, in Der
es u. d. beiBt: .gs 1T nnmoelih,
cine bollfommenere freimanreriihe
Hepolution als bie ipaniihe an fin
oen." ginige Nohen ipdter erflarte
ser Ssiibrer Der areentiniiben 5rei-
,.n,.nnx. QQir hnhctt Hin Nlfnnnrr1ip
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-17
Msittnodj, ben II. sssnni 1942
Huskuf1ft
Gh. D., Y. ..

Der bl. Sohanl Vaptilt GiaIuleD,
Hfarrer BON slrs, bat fcinerlei Ero-
pbeaeinlaen iiber Den 9e9empartigen
&rieg nod iber anberc snfiinItige
Din9e gelnadbt. 9ns @leibe gilt bon
Der bcaloocten Silngirnn Sbcrele
Nenmonn in &omlersrelltG, metde
aber oft bon peraonoenen 3ingen
Gelntnis bot.
- Mrs. N. g., ,Sn-
gSir bobell nod nnl0nelt ansfiibr-
lih sInlciti,ng iibcr Die peribieoene
8er,uenonna oes Hbobarhers eegeben.
Shneioen Sic iib oieies berous lno
beben iib es nlf. sllin: gSil man
Gbobarberiuft fiir ben s@inter in
sSlolbeH aulbche,l 10 nerfobre man
,pie foIgt: Sehs Efmo Ebaborber-
fteneel lh0lt lulo tpoiht man, idnei-
oct iie. III Stiitfe, fpht lic inter SIM
a,,t,ln bon elmer groBen Saiie gSaiier
nnf lhlpod)en 6euer bnrb uno briidt
Oonn ben Snft ourd) en porber ge=
briibtes Eolliertlid. Mnf ie / Eint
5aft rehnet mani sum SiiBen bes-
ielben 1 gfuno 3ndcr, ocu nla1 por=
Der lontert. >0em gelponnencu Hba.
barberioft last man nit benl aela,l-
erten 3llder nod is Minuten foden,
fiillt i'm nod pnrn in porgeiparnlte
5loidcn nno perforft oielc nit nenen,
borber gebriibten Gorfcn.
@ineu iebr ibntocfbaften Hfannfll=
hen a,,s Gbabnrher bereitet nlon aliI
foleenbe s(rt: Nus einem Giertel Yfo.
Mebl, brei @icrn uno eini9en 2offcln
beroiinnter Gnnoensnil6 miro elm
@ierfllhenteig aneeriibrt; Damn per-
ben hiinne feinc Ebobarberltiidden,
Nn5obl nod 8elebel1, i,l Die Seig-
mnlle eegeben. Sc elm Shopfloffel
oieier Moile miro IN Die ealt nit Sett
beltrihene Smclettenpfanne gegeben
nnf beioat Seiten gebraltnt nno nit
3nder nno 3imt beltre,tt. Ser Seie
}oI m0gliblt bid lein, oa Der Hbo.
barber, ipenn er eefodt miro, biel
Saft eraeu9t.
Nud) Gbobarberp,,ooing fann man
aus Gbabarberltengeln bafen. Ser IN
@tiidhen seiebnittene 3bobarber miro
nit eeltoBenem 3nder beitrent lnc
ebne NaIler, oa Der 3nfer in Der
aH0rme benz &babarber ihnell Soft
entaiebt, bor9eoiinitet. Dos fertige
&ompott miro o,,t eil,en Seiber gum
Mbtropien geleet, Z llnaen bon Der
bifen Mbaborbermoiie miro nit Z
lln3en Butter, 3 @ioottern, 5 llnaet
4eriebene,n 3piebad, 2 llnsen But
fer nit oem acknowledgement Shnee
Der 8 @itpeiBe permenet, in Die gut
NIT Gett ousaepinlelte Bnooingform
eefiiat nnb int Baierbao gefod)t.
Sen obaelouienen Nbobnrberioft fam
man a,,f bem Jeller nit einem aaf-
leeioifel bon Gornltorh ieimia MAIDEN
Mno aIs tpobllhmedenoe, erfriidenoe
!. @auee dlinl Huooing reid)en.
gill man feline Hbabarbertiiblein
bereiten, 10 tperoen aus oiden breitel'
@baborberitengeln l0nglid bieredige,
ettpa einen balben Son oide Stiide
geIhnitten. Diele neroen in Nus
badteig Neaept: 3 QSffel MebL 2
2Gffel Milh, Sal3 nnb ! 81 ge-
foht, 1T ih,pimmenoem Sett gebof-
ten nno nod iparm NIT 3uder ,no
8imt beItrent.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-17

gnng Der &irrbe foleeu. 8ie5 iolltc
Die 5lpeite Henoll,tion bringen, bic
oenn aild) I'M Sabre 1886 m,abradl.
ySieberbnIt ,pnroe BON freinaurcrl.
lber Scite erflart, bo6 bier5u sic
Silfe Sppictrn6lonos npt,penoig iei.
lleber ben !gluteil scr iSreinlolrcrel
on bicler 5lpeitcn TeDoluton, bie crit
nit Dem Sieg @euerol GSroucns be
e11oet murbe, beiBt es in einem Vtas
nilelt Der fotaloniihen 6rcimmlrer
nonl Sttnbcr 1876 II. a.: uSreinlourer
lporen icne, Die int sslli 1886 bic
Snittpolle oer republifaniihem He-
gicr,mg iiherllabmen, 5reinIaurer ie.
ne, Die bic &onmonbonten Der
Srie9slfiiie entlpoifneten uno Die
Shifie nns 5niiibrten; Jrcimollrer
lino o,,tb lenc, Die inl Iuslono liir
uns 9egen oen Ioldianlns fompien." "
0o6 olb iett nod Die internatio~
nole Jreinaurcrei Die olteu Sii9en
gegen Jronco nno bos fotbolilhe
Sponien INNER tpieoer auipormt, lit
leidt erflorlit), ha Oiele gebcine llm.
ltllr5pereinienng - ae9cn Sbrpn uno
u ltar in Spanien perboten lit.
Wr botten 81 Nniong ocs iponi.
l6en &rieaes uno nod Sdlllb bes-
Ielbell auf Die Eropbe5eillng Der ipa
nilheu Sroensihlpeiter Ntltter Mia-
rie HoTols bingeipieien, oic IN oniioi
lenoer Weiic = nod bunoert Sssobrcn
= in @riiilllng aeaanecn lit. Scr
SSSnbdlt oerlelben lit fl1rj iol9enber:
Sn ser Dor ettpo bunoert Sobren bon
Der Sb,pelter Moria 8ofols nieoers
gcibriebeuen Hropbe5ei,ng miro por-
m1seeio9t Dob 5,lr~ 3eit Der Nerlpl=
aung III Sponien ein Eoplt Eius Der
elite oer Stenpertreter @otteS oul
@roen fem une Dob ourd) i'm eas
Gbriltfoniesfe}t eineelest nerben
miro. Die Shrift nuroe o,|een,noen
al elmer .3eit, mo biele in Ser ea,l5en
@elt ulnberaeben, eineebiiat il1> eine
8oee oes Shmuses nno gefiibrt bon
oem boIlilhen @eiit; lie entmelben Die
Sempel, aerid)loeen Die @ilber ino
tpollen belonoers @ottes to,,lenonlol
aebeueoeiten Gomen in allen Wintcln
nnb 3ufluhtsitatten oer @rbc m'st'ls
ee1t.
9bmlter Mfaria gaofols iiiat bin
au: ,,Die @robe ,,no Der Aoel Der
(ipaniihen) Station tperoel bon ocnt
fatboliihen @lauben nno bon Der to
tbolilhen Reliaion abbaneen. Wenn
|Sponien Die Helieion 5uarnnoe eebcn
ldbt, miro es pernihtet. ...." ~
.Mber ih min t,idht, oob meine
treuen &inoer nnterlieaen; id iperee
ibnen in at ibren 9ampien belfe'l
nit mir miro ibnen Der Sie9 liber
lein. - -. .>. ~. ....~..
,@ber tperoe id) oie Boiler pernidj-
ten, ols oab iein (sponiens) @Ionbe
perloren eebt. 9ieie Shrift miro
oufgefun6en, tpenn bie Stunoe meiner
@errIhoft in Spanien nabt...
Die Hitenfonereeatioit IN Hcm bot
ourh einen erltfloliieen sSadmann
auf Dem Gebiete Der photographic, ,9i-
reftor oes 9atifaniiden Nrhips,
M}er. Mneelo Wereoti, bas onfaefnn
oene Dofument ols edit erflort. 9ie
bon ser ShtueIter Moria Hofols ON
eeferteten 8anolbriften iino bonn 10.
0TtrsT HOAX 1.nS 4 Nsn1f tQ0E So
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-17
!3peiielbafte 2iebe

u9ein Mann ioa ia ols Ar3t auber.
orbentli6 beliebt iei1t."
.sSsa, bas lit er - feline Yatienten
aeben fir ibn in ben Too.' =..
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-06

other places II which 70 colombo
than I told him:
{, Not 81 tie Jews q the world
want 70 50 . Palestine; not IL
would 20 there; not I'll were ever
expected 70 90 thar. Any more
han I'll Engl:shrea lived II Eng
land u al Swe6es lived II
Sweden. etc
b Palestine, preseat-dgy Pzlez-
re : tar from ovecccow6ad6
we are sui far from having
reached the saturacor point thar
Hence ou- duty Is . fl Pales-
une-the one and only plsce UPON
which We have g cla:n-the plscs
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