davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Births Reported
Julian and Jean Andrews. girl.

Julian and Jean Andrews. girl.
John and Martha Baum, boy.
william, r., and Constance chambers boy
Charles and Frances Chick. boy
John and Dorothy Davidson girl
Clyde and Colona Ellison. girl.
Charles and Sue Fletcher, girl.
Deane and Ruth Farrar. boy; ,or
Charles and Beatrice Franklin, boy.
Earl and Alberta Geiger, girl.
Jerome and Lillian Gold6ergh, H. boy
Robert Robert and and Ellen Kelley, boy
Michael and Anna Liberators, girl
Harry and Caroline Mayer, boy. ,
Terence and Anne McRacken. girl.
Elmer and Katherine McCusker, boy.
Samuel and Nettle Rauch, Eirl.
Robert and Catherine Schuetrum. boy.
Marion and Evelyn Starr. boy.
George and Vida Strickhn. girl.
Wilbur and Thelma Torreyson, boy.
william and Kathleen Wells, girl.
Harold and Helen Arenz, girl.
Ashby and Clara Burke. girl.
Andrew and Marian Chappelear Rirl.
Bernard and Betty Clark, girl.
Joseph and Marsaret De Marco boy.
John and Audrey Eberle: girl
Henry and Kathryn Fishman, airl.
Henry and Charlotte Fox, girl
Charles and Peggy Francis sir sirL ,or
Paul and Emma Goettelmann. girl.
Charles and ,nt;a ViTEina a.asop Hall sirl Ell
Milton and Lila HUM, girl.
Nicholas and kaliope Kendros. girl
Dale and Elizabeth Mark. girl.
Isaac and Clara Morrison, girl.
Ellsworth and Mary Nelson. girl.
Frederick and Nellie Peters, boy.
Joseph and Livia Ritondo, boy.
Braxton and Lucille Saunders, boy.
Charles ana Alice Sherwin. boy.
Frank and Lillian Stewart. girl.
BENJAMIN and Madeline Thomasson, boy
Merrill and Beatrice Vaughn, girl.
James and Ruth Williams, girl.
Primus and Sally Burke. girl
Victor and Zena Chance, girl.
Roland and Verleece Hill, girl.
Calvin and Geraldine Monroe, boy.
Harold and Grace Butler, girl.
John and Marion Chew. boy
Henry and Augustine Joynes, eirl.
Paul and Annie WASHINGTON. boy.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Reshuff|e Of Routine
Gives President More
Time for War Matters
Now Relieved Of Signing
Minor Orders and Civil
Service Adjustments

| BY the Associated Press.
Many steps are being taken, Of
ficial sources indicated today, tc
clear President Roosevelt's desk of
petty routine so he can concentrate
on the war
Until recently, for instance, he
had to examine hundreds of orders
putting few acres of land in the
public domain or taking it out. The
Budget Bureau, Justice and Interior
Departments worked out a pro-
cedure by which, for the first time
in history. the President was re-
lieved of bothering with these trans
fers.
More hundreds of orders were
being signed by Mr.. Roosevelt au-
thorizing experienced Government
workers to stay in service after
reaching the retirement age of 10.
A study of civil service laws showed
that the same goal could be gained
without bothering the President,
by technically retiring the en-
ployes and rehiring them instantane-
ously.
In the same field the Presidents
20. K" on certain types of salary
increases was made unnecessary by
a transfer of authority to the Civil
Service Commission.
officials are sponsoring legislation
to permit department heads to
settle the hundreds Of personal
injury" claims-up to 81 ,O00-of citi-
zens against the Government. These
usually result from somebody's being
hit by Government truck or
stumbling on post Office steps. At
present. special acts of Congress to
pay the claims must be signed by
the President.
No one but the President can sign
an act of Congress but this situation
has been improved, too The Presi-
dent usually asks his various depart
ments to study these new acts be-
fore he signs or vetoes them. For
merly, the one official copy OF the
act was passed around for this pur-
pose until, in some cases, the copy
was lost or so soiled and dog cared
1t was illegible. Use of copies was
not deemed feasible because the sig
nificance of an act might depend on
as little as comma in its text.
Now, however, the same printing
type from which the official copy is
made is used to make duplicates
which subordinates can handle
safely, while the President has the
clean, official copy before him during
the full 10 days within which he
must act during session OF Con-
gress. Under the old system, some
times he had no chance to read the
official act himself until his 10 days
were nearly up.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Deaths Reported

John H; Skrydstrug. ahas Hansen. a.
-, united States Soldiers Home Iospital
Picnic Behrens. 81, 1901 Arsonne pl, NV.
anna y; Fulton, "a. 2220 goth st NV.
James T. Hill. ~. 1920 Upton st NV
john 1redale, 63, 43l0 New Hampshire
ave.
Einor M Bornman. 81, 1859 Macarthur
boulevard AVA
Infant Linda Warren, 1915 r st. NV
Bessle Wilkes. ~, 20O7 Sth st. NV.
robert ovens, 66, 306 D st, sw.
Rosa Dock, 46, Brentwood, Nd
Rowena E. Westbrook. IS, l1O4 42nd at
ne. N
Infant Alonzo Briggs 112 10th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1942-08-31

Must be experienced and have references.
apply IN person Seven Seas Grill bql5
Georsfa ave. NV.
OFFICE CLERK, WHITE,
knowledge of typing and legib!e hand
writing, Apply Mr. McKeae, Arrow Linen
Service, 3240 Prospect ave. NV. DE.
ENGINEERING GRADUATE of
recognized technical school, who
has had a good background of
practical experience and who is
deferred from military service
because of family or other Suffi-
cient reason. Exceptional oppor-
tunity in sales engineering and
service work. Strictest refer
ences required both as to char
acter and ability. Liberal salary
and opportunity for future ad-
vancement. Business 1907 con-
nected with war work. Box
PITY, Star.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Serb GuerriIIus Beaten
In Hot FIGHT, Nuzis Soy
By the Associated Press

b5 tHe Assoclated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-The Berlin
radio, quoting DNB dispatch from
military sources, said German and
Croat troops had defeated Yugoslav
guerriilas in heavy fighting in West
ern Bosnia last week.
In one area north of the Sava
River, the radio said, the Germans
followed the guerrillas into the
mountains and captured 983 and
shot 100, while Croat units killed so
guerrillas and captured 500.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
SALESMEN.

SALESMAN, Al, WANTED.
National organization rated AAA-1
opening a new department. needs z men
Tor Washington, / for Baltimore, / for
Richmond. ? for Philadelphia, and / for
Buffalo, n. Y, Permanent area nanassr S
position for men who can train and direct
Salesmen. New men earn $3.50 per day;
experienced men up to $50 per day
Strictly commission but no investments
WIN consider only men from $3.50 years
travel extensively and who have sold In
tangible property You will be trained to
make up to S25 per day, in Washington
before taking charge OF your territory
Gail G. S. Paine, at AID. 6124, for inter-
view This week only
Evening star., 1942-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
oebts other than those contracted for by
ave: Sc D. c.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred other than my own after
sept. /: ALFRED c: ROSE, 900 Bonifant
Evening star., 1942-08-31


the right man Frank Small, Jr.. 1901
ESTABLISHED r O U T E
open as a result of draft.
Average earnings $50 weekly.
Applicant must be able to
furnish bond and references.
Box 469-V, Star.
BOOKKEEPER, junior ac-
counting experience, able to
take full charge, Financial
and income tax experience.
State experience, reference,
draft status. Salary, S35
week. Box 62-Y, Star.
SALESMAN with car, 80 to
45 years of age; good salary;
steady position; excellent op-
portunity; old established
firm, references. Box 322-Y,
Star.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
HELP MEN e W0AEN

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, bookkeeping
machine operator and clerk-typist, all be-
tween 1S and ;}5. Chance for advance
ment. Diamond Service Co, Room 1o4,
l135 14th St NV.
CHECKER CASHIER for night work, ex-
ceIlent working condition, no Sunday work
The Mayfair Restaurant, 527 18th st NV
COUPLE, experienced, reliable, with refer
enceS and health card. Woman as cook,
handyman, gardener; live in, bright bed
room and bath. Every Thursday !, day,
every other Sunday all day off Salary
$50. Apply in person to 54lS Edgemoor
lane, Bethesda, Md.
COUPLE on farm, over As, no children
general farming and housework Must be
industrious, and reliable. ST5 month. with
furnished house. Call 1921 9TH st. NV
or phone Capitol Heights 93-W-2 or MA.
OSLO.
MAN OR WOMAN for special route work
IN NE. Washington Box 160-V Star
Evening star., 1942-08-31

Join the United States Coast Guard
today.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
HELP MEN.

SIOCKROOM MANAGER
For large Ford dealer who intends to stay
in business; an attractive proposition TO
the right man. Frank Small, Jr., 1901
rT
Evening star., 1942-08-31

MATTRESSES C2) night work; salary, SIS:
good tips. Apply Tavern Restaurant
Evening star., 1942-08-31
HELP WoMEN.
lrInntin1ied

SILK PRESSER- experienced wanted al
once good pay In cleaning plant A. 1924
Nichols ave
Evening star., 1942-08-31

TEACHER, pre- kindergarten and kIndeT-
garten. with knowledge Of music and nand-
craft; live on premises; small pvt. schooi,
near Baltimore; state age experience and
ralsrv reou1rcd Rox 1S-y Star
Evening star., 1942-08-31
TYPIsT AND CASHIER

veek straight salary no Deductions GOOD
tips Apply Longtellow Food Shop, 552l
Evening star., 1942-08-31

| TYPIsT, experienced; good salary; per-
| manent: retail store pleasant surround-
/ ines ~l- ~fh st
Evening star., 1942-08-31
STENOGRAPHER.
COUNTER GIRLS,

Over II Years Old
Good Starting Salary.
No Experience Necessary.
NEDICK'S,
1905 ST NV
SHOPPERS FOR RETAIL
STORES SERVICE, WOMEN, 81
IS, NO EXPERIENCE NECES-
SARY; $40 WEEKLY, ADVANCE
MENT;; FREE TO TRAVEL. 523
EVENING STAR BLDG.
STENOGRAPHER, GOOD
WORKING CONDITIONS,
STEADY POSITION, S27.5O
PER WEEK. MR.. GREEN.
EISEMAN'S, F ST. AT 7th
ST. NV.
LADY, YOUNG, IN LUNCH
EON DEPT. REEVES, 1909
F ST. NV. q
STENOGRAPHER DESIRING
PERMANENT POSITION, LO-
CAL OFFICE, LARGE CORPO-
RATION; STARTING SALARY
BASED ON ABILITY. EXCEP-
TIONALLY GOOD WORKING
CONDITIONS. OPPORTUNITY
FOR TRAINING AND AD-
VANCEMF'NT. NATIONAL 8205,
MR.. DOWD.
Evening star., 1942-08-31

MATTRESSES, TYPIST AND CASHIER
Two top mattresses and one combination
experienced girls. for fine small restaurants
and bar, with excellent working condi-
tions and tips. See MANAGER in person
after . pm daily. Ted Lewis Restaurant.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
HELP MEk.
CHEF

Must be experienced and have reference
Apply IN person Seven Seas Grill. bQl
Georgia ave. NV
Evening star., 1942-08-31

SHOE SALESLADY, experienced, full-time
work; good salary. Apply Cannon Shoe
Store, sos King st., Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1942-08-31

rapId. Box 42I-E. Star -----
MATTRESSES Apply Macomn Restau-
rant. 323S Wisconsin ave. NV
WAITRESS and countergirl, local refer
enccs RaSsin. 1921 II ST. z. W.
Evening star., 1942-08-31

R-SECRETARY desired BY
social work organization with international
interests Kuowiedge foreign lanEuaRes
useful salary depends experience. Reply
Box 4q4-S. Star
Evening star., 1942-08-31

WOMAN, white, aged 81 -35, to clean pas
Senger train cars; salary, 5sisc an hour,
working. s am. to 4;30 pm, ss hours
"
Evening star., 1942-08-31

YpIsTs; for EVENING work. must bs
Evening star., 1942-08-31

REGISTERED PHARMACIST,
Experienced, in large store references re-
quired. State experience and salary. Box
49T-V Star.
GENERAL PORTER,
To clean stores and wash windows for
large chain stores. Apply Mr.. Leroy be-
tween 10 and II, Aristo. Cleaners, 1925
Evening star., 1942-08-31

| TELEPHONE OPERATOR for guest house.
| XIX ~ JOIS n m l9lS 18th st W 81
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-30
More Than Jinx Needed
To Give Duke Victory

Harry TroXeli and Jim smith,!
o! WHOM are s!dclincd with !nju-
r!cS. There was some p SS:biN;y ial.
Tru%cl! nigh; >"c cone aclIua 40
morrow. hu, both Smith and Lucl..S
ere definitely oui OF lie Teen
game
The undcrdo2 role N which The
Blue Devils find themselves L. aany-
rpw Is nothing new. This i:mr The
Blue and White clad Duke Aicn viii
be facing the No. 5 team in the ma
ton ~ the GeorgianS. but that
d.dn': seem /, bother one less.
member Of the Durham squad whu
said, Colgate was seventh III the
nation. and now look At them"
The revenge motive continued IN
be the battle cry Of both sem, =,
suppor;crs-Dukc asking Coach
Cameron 10 ave &c lie Tech ,.c-
ioEy q 1893, nd the A;!aa.i.n,
requesting the Tcchmrn 10 cana
through win a victory a. even ~.
Inc 1880 beating administered /, q.
jackets by Wallace Wadc's lean.
Last reports from the Duke 49,.
letIc Office Indicated increased II
tcrcst in the game. a.d there ,.gs
a possibility Ina: 2G.upD d.. r.
might wines ;hc til; tomorrow ,
Duke S;Id.un
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-30
Demon Deacs
On Clemson

wake Forest. oct. 3O--l'..r-
Frank Howard brings IN, C,,w.,,
Tigers 20 " kc F.rcs, SI,.'.d,,.
hisHt with 'hr record of hahn,
never lost To the Dcam,n Dc4r.os
WINE hc has been head coach ~
ara look over the cOachino fn,, ,
C.einsu1 IN 1910 and that yca,. .,,y
ms Cadets iramplc an uuboa;r,
Nafc Forest team 800. Las, y,,.
me IigcrS repeated with ao-D
win. -'-'
And since the series began IN lo3a
oieinS"n has won seven games ard
wake only e. u Go victory /, ,a2G
played in Wake Forest. Hero ,rn
me Clemson victories: 1898 iyn.
1852 1871; 1887. 800: 1898. 20. Io2n
%o.'' I9+o 800: 1871. 800.
but he DeaConS arc Out IN Lro.,,.
me ink this year. They bni.o,n
mat PLAYING on their own pro,ra
'hey can lick the Tigers. Thc onI"
game wake Forcs; won was pl,vat,
mere nd il the only other y1r,c
prayed nero. the DeaconS los, = "a
game IN the mud 1899.
Coach d. {. Walker told his bows
" s inc Boston College game 10
ioEge' about that loss and cor.o,.
!rate on beating Clemson. CIsa,s,n
IS me only big time" team ,vb ,cn,
"'IKer mas not been able Ia hon,
I.hce ne began coaching at W ka
rores' IN 1887. His teams have bea,
Worth Carolina, N. c. State, Dwke
south Carolina and other big schools
Du' never Clemson. And since many
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-30

Forest many Id graduates and
friends of tic college are expected
back. The irItcrliticS of the school
are holding heir annuai pledge
dance Friday night. all 0i which will
so TO make this u big weekend in
Deacontuwn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-30
Fines Paid City
Bv 3 Persons For
Traffic Violation

Fees imposed tor traffic violations
we've r.id NE'h'r IL" last two day
hv - different 'rdivid;al". one al
them twice. Although t,aiiic has
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-30
capacity crowd Expected
For State china Game

Tar Heel and WOLF
pack Scua IS E,xl: :cted
tc Sc Il. Full Strength
FOR 2io1nsccrr;,1g III
gaCcr3eat e. E2alc;ch
Ss.tg day A fte-1oor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

Gin lpeiblibes 2uitgelblpaoer III
ct. 2pllis, bas bon ben nldlnliden
Biloter nit Dem &oienamen ,,Sie Ylt=
ocrquaiten" belegt iuuroe, lit cine Der
am tpeitelten fortgeldritteren oes
gan5en Sanbes. s(ugenblidlt6 gibt es
a1ber bielen nlr nod 51pei >peibllde
@ei6tpaoer lnter bem GIB Splteln.
9as cine lit in Seottle, SSaib., nno
oas onbere in @aibingtpn, 9. g., ito
tioniert.
Maior &illimn GobertiolL sSliigel=
fommanbant bes Staates WtiiIouri
bes GslY Rrogranlns, prizes ieine
Bilotinnen unO ertlarte, baB fein an-
oeres @ei6maber IN Ser G9lY fiir iein
Yfli6tbeipnBtiein iopiel Sob beroiene,
ipie oieIes. M0t Monate Dor oem ias
paniihen slnerifi auf Bearl Sorbor
batten Ie bereits angefangen, Ii6 aui
eineu 3ioil<auftfabrtoiehit por5ube-
reiten.
Das 5tauoquartier ser uYuoer.
qualten" ipar Ser Mf II 5lping Club
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

Elm ipeitcs, ibnen bis iest perlGloiie,
nes s(r6eitsfelo er6ffnet. 9is icst CAB
es bereits> eine quite sln5abl Sraren,
ipelde 5nn &ergniigell ben s(etbcr
ourbflp9en, ober iest miro eriuartet
Oab lie in ser iiber bas gauge &anb
lid crItredenben Srganiiotion Ser
ipil-2ltftfabrt ols freilpilliee Bilo-
ten fiir bie 2uftpofie cine Sauptrolle
ipiclcn ipl(en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

eiien ser 2anoesuerteioigung i'm SEA
men ser sparialnfeit seopfert lperoen.
gs lit Elm Sha,lipiel, oas lebten Gns
Des gu einer Neugruppierllng Der
geationen fiibren fann, bie ibrerleits
lpieoerllm einen nel1en @eltfrieg I'M
@eiolge baben mag. ltno bieier arte6
lpiiroe 20 Nationen bereit srr grano-
i6atung sllnerifas fi,1ben.' - Mac=
Mrtblr perlangte rab ugell1noem
Menldenperltano" Itatt utleinliber
9ropin5politif' ,lno foroerte eine
aboamlnung Der ulugelllnoen Bro.
paganoa ser Srieoensupoitel". slni
oas S6idlal Der, &artbaaer, Der
Megppter, Der Gomer llno Ser Sore
amer binipeiieno, beren Heide atseln-
anoerfielen, als lie lire slrmeen per-
lpobrlolen lieBeu, erfldrfe er: uSaBt
uns bereit iein, oamit nibt au9 mir
llntergeben."
X
@ie berla,ltet, bat Die ,,Gipil air
8atroI' (G@Y) Nun audi Sen Srauen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

StreitfrGite i'm Siiopeitpa5ifit mar
omnals Stabsdef Ser amerifaniiden
s(rntee. Sic @arln,ng eab er 1888
Dor ser abgebenben &laiie ser Mili=
tcrafaoenlie in geIt Eoint ab. u0ie
Ser. Staoten', iaete er, ,,ueroen 5u
ciuer GerIllbung, p1breno sic SSnter-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29

bc5 Srt$. Sic lpnren onrnuf behndlt,
fire &ellntniIc uno Griubr,lngen nlla-
5rlutcn. Sic Grllppc bate lid) iu
aller Stilc onran gcmnOt, cine Nr0-
bere llno before Organization ins Zee
ben ST rllen.
! fSruucn, sic flicgeu fonnten nno
lolde, Sic eS lcrnen mplltcn, mllrocn
Geiud)t. Cine crfabrenc VpOcllnlann-
l6nit rmlroe cngagicrt; cit @iiro cn.
geri6tct.
l(no onln, fllr5 nnO Tearl &urbor,
bot cine gllt orbeitcnoc 0rllppc BON
81 sSral1cn ibrc Gienltc Scr ncllcn
,,Gipil 9lir Gatrol' al.
Mtaior Npbcrtlon noDn, iUnrll clt-
i6loiicu, bus 9lngcbpt scr @rltppc an
uno Diclt lic ais 9SroucngelduoNcr llt-
taft
Sie mriblihcn SuftAeldmuocr lpie.
fen III ser @nnocaucrtcoiMNH cine
luiGtigc 9oIle. Sbre EflitNt lit e$,
"a Stmben lang t11licD ieoen Sltit-
bafen ocs &anoes 5l bcpbadJtcn luo
ge9en Sabotage pocr Snpnlion ST
ld)iiben. SlnBerbcn mcrocn lc filr
ben 3uflic9croienlt, ser sic fcrtiHcn
6lu15ell9e bel oen hctreficuocn MIIl-
turf flugboieu obliefert, perponbt. Sic
beubncbten piele Strcden iu &lncrl
1 bes Sanbes ober iolDe &ilItcultriNe,
Sic 1mbelpoDnt linh.
sluberbem iperben lie OILS Mecbunt-
fcrinncn nusaehilbet, lml Wtilitdr-
flug5eugeu, sic altf ,Snnoelsflugbu-
fen notlanoen, 5u oflfe 5u fonurten.
| Sic iueroen int Eatroltillenoicnit auf
ser Sago auf snboteure perlpanot.
Sic rperoen nit Ser Spli5ei mo
ser sScllcrtptbr 5rlnnnlcnarbcltcn, i'm
6al Don sSerer oocr Grploltpnrn III
Tabrifrn Ser &riegainoultrie; lhre
&al1ptolli9ube miro ieln aus Der
Suit ourd) einen yl1ntoienlt sic Stro.
BEN bonn Gertebr frei3ubalten.
Wtaior Hobertlon crflurte: ,SSub.
reno eS bette in oer Gsl& nlr pelllNe
6ruuen gibt, erlpurten mir, Oab, TO-
balo Sic Srgalliiation fertig lit, jeoes
brittle Mitglieo cine Srau leiu wiro."
lleber sic 3uItinne IN 9eutiblano
miro nicl gelogt llno gei6rieben. Sic
: nl0gen >ppbl ni6t 10 id)limm lelll als
oemelOet miro, obcr parooiclIh limo
lie gelpiB ouh nibt. nie Or Sep
fiir5li6 Der @elt tie Dor51malen
l11dte nit ser gelpagten Ebrale: u0as
Yaraoies mag nod 10 lhon lein iho-
ner oils 0euti6louo lit es nidt."
Shreibt oa5,l oos ct. Solepbsblatt:
,Sb Sr. Sen, olS er fiirjlid) bieien
llnlim iiber Ben oelltlden Hunonnt
ieui5te, ol1snabnsmeiie nii6tcrn Wnr,
1pillen mir nibt. Sir ibn, ben sSilbrer
ser slrbeitsfront, mag es puraoielllb
lein, BON hen 3lpau9SbeitrG9en oer
oeutlben slrbeiter 81 lchmcigel1. slber
mir milie,l, oaB oaS ullsgeplilnocrte
oeutlhe 0olf uno oie OelttIben Sol-
oaten uber oie Sd)0nbeiten oe5 lieut.
iben 8araoieie5' anoerer slnlidt
lino ais Or. Sen. lluo oie Meinunss-
beri dieoenbeiten belhrdnten lth lest
ni6t auf gelesentlides uWedern'.
tpie es ionIt i'm Nasiitil 5u beiBeu
pf(este, ion6ern Die aritit Der un5.,-
! >,s ESotfs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-29
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Eoplt Bius ser 3pDlfte bot, pie
cine peripatete ssa6riebt aus ser ga-
tifanItaot 1nelbet, Sen SpIoaten Npns
ei,l san5 beIonoeres Yripileg eepabrt:
iie fonnten altsnabmslpeile audi am
9arfreitag in ser ct Eeters= Stride
1T 9fom bie fl. SIterfonmltnion
empfangen/ llnO 5par in ser Safra-
= 1uentsfapelle bon ct. Eeter - Spnit
lit es befanntlih nidt moglidl; au
9arfreitag sic III. &ommunipn 5u
empfange11 1uo aud ser oie Jog. u6er=
Itorte' Wteile ober 9feiie nit Oen
horaus g.. \. ON @riinoonnerstag
hereits) fonIefrierten Spfergoben
feiernoe Brieiter IieIt ia am &arfrei-
tag feline eigentlid)e Ntelie. s(n
eelpobnli6en Sagen iuaro bon Sen
friiben Mprgenitllaoen an bis ltbr
pornittags alle aebn Wtilutten in ser
Saframentsfapelle bon ct. 8eter sic
IT, Gnnn1ltnion alsgeteilt. Ser i0br=
lide 9ur6I6nitt Ser Gomnlnifonten
betrdgt 1mgefabr $4,000. 9ie &a-
pelle miro bon Salpntorianerpatres,
Die gan5 nabe bel ct. Beter ein &lo.
iter babelt, beiorgt
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Giner r6nliIben Melolng oufolge
tuoDnt Ser @eibdftstrdeer Der Ser.
Staaten bein1 8atifan, Sarolb Sitt-y
man, felt Iebten 9e5enlber III Der
gatifanltabt lno neneroiltes lit Deiien
sSrau nit ibre,1 beioen Sobnen BORT
bin ge5ogen. Die 3eitlngen ipreben
bon einer uMiiiion' (Senbune), er-
ridtet bon Grdi diioent Gooiepelt beim
! 8atitan, beiien perionli6er Sertreter
ieineraeit, tpie iattiom befannt iein
oiirfte, Mpron s. Saplor mar, Ser
1nteroelien nad ben Ser. Staaten,s5ll=
riidgefebrt lit. Saplors Blae bat
bann Scr. Sittnlan eingenonln1en.
: llnpergeilen Diirfte ipobl altd) iein,
ipie i6arf 8ralioent 8ooiepelt ieiners
aeit bon einigen Seiten angegriffen
ipnroe, neil er einen perionliden
@ertreter sl,rn Satifan id)idte. Gs
iunrbe iogar argltmentiert, elm iol.
der shrttt lei geeen bie 8erfaiilmg.
9lls nun neueltens Der Scbritt sSa=
pans befa11nt lpnrbe, mar mieoer bel
einigen 2e,1ten sSener I'M 9ad. Grit
tpar es alio berfebrt, baB Ser 8ralt
bent einen 8ertreter 5lm 8atifan
f6idte, Damn mar man erbolt, bab Ser
YapIt eine1t Sertreter Sapans on
1linll1lt. ,,8ir beriteben pabrlid oieie
2ogit nidt gan5 = aber tpabritbeitl=
lid lit es mebr cine 8lpdologit'', be-
merit ho5u bas ySt. Spiepbsblatt'.
Ser gefeierte &rieesbelo General
; 9. Mcsrtbur lit nid)t nrtr im artegs>
banomerf erfabren, ionbern lit au6
ELI ipeitiebenoer 8olitifer. Sor nern
Sabren i6on ipanote er iib nit lln=
eetp0bnlider Sddrfe gesen cine
Sparpplitif, Sic ,,l1nlere 2anbespere
tei6iglng ldbnlt'', llno propbe5eite,
oab ein 5tpeiter @eltfrteg, ser blrd-
aus I'M 8ereid ser Moalidfeit liege,
30 9eationen bereitfinoen miro 5ur
Wranoidatung a1nerifas". Der beu-
tige Sberbefeblsbaber Ser alliierten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
ADyERrIsEMESr
A4lt PIX q 10 falH - 7
Blame YOUR LAZY
liver BILE If.

CONSTIPATION with its headaches.
mental dUHuess and that "half-alivs"
feeling may often result when your liver
doesn't secrcte 20 20 80 ounces Of bile
encry day into your intcstines. So you see
how important II Is 10 keep bile flowing
freely! And what finer aid could one de-
sire than Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets.
used 30 successfully for years by DR.. +.
~. Edwards for treating bis patients Tor
constipation and sluggish liver bile.
Olive TabLets are unsurpassed in ef-
fecuveness because they STIR up liver
Stie secretion % help digest fatty foods.
they tone ~ muscular intestinal action.
at the same time help elimination. Being
purely Ee0,ta6LS. Olive Tablets are won
ce-full Test their supreme goodness TO-
NIGH i without fail, Followlsbel direc-
JOBS. Ior, 30t, co., All drUgstores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough. chest cold. or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford 10 take n chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat OF the
trouble 10 help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
Soothe and heal raw. tender. infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creoSote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
IT contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tell your druggist TO
sell you a bottle OF Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way It quickly allays the cough. per-
hitting rest and sleep. or you are TO
have your money back.