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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
ysitttuod,, ben 80. geptember 1912

Stubenten3abl betrug i'm lesten Sab.
re 5O44. Die llniDeriitat entipifelt
aid cine erobe 8erlaestatiefeit. 8is'
Der iinb iiber 900 tpiiienihaftlihe
gnblifationen beralisgegeben poroen.
Die Sohibule peroffentliht ieds
tpifcnihaftlide 3eitldriften nn6 atpai
Nonatsidriften: eine fir ben &lerns
uno cine fir bie @ebiloeteu im all.
gemeinen. Dnrh 6ieie Bublifationen
ftebt iie- in engen 9ontaft nit bent
fatboIiihen @eiitesleben ser 8olfes.
sSsm aeaenipdrtiaen arieee iteben 27OO
Shtoenten Der fatboliid3en ltniperfifat
nnter BEN Naffen: 27 Brofeiioren
uno St,toenten finb bereits eefal(en.
- Get. 5. G.=B.
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&ir Gltcrn mnD mnicrc aimDcr

nit ibrem auf mb Ab, ibren @rid)iit
teruneen nnb gtoten.. @rinnern mir
,tns intmer ipieoer ,mIerer eigenea
sSueeno, nebmen mir ms 3eit nnierc
&inoer at beriteben, itatt at urtei=
len uno at perurteilen. Sic ieber
iih nod Ani6lnb nnb 8erltanben.
iperbem ans.
Das bGuslibe .Qeben 1T sic ee.
meiniame gnfeabe bon nns @ltera
mo &inbern. ssebes bat nno fann
nad sitter ,lno Stelle oaau beitragen.
BertpoG iin6 oie manherlci Sano-
rei6irneen uno 9ienite ser Ginoer.
s1ie besliideno lit es fit Tie, penll
iie oa5u er,uulltcrt nno 9ebeten, ltatt
befoblen iperoen, ipenn tie erleben.
tpie ibre arbeit ibren BIas nno ibrc
8eoel1trlng fiirs @an5e bat! Sn Den
redtaeitig porbereiteten iSarnilienfe'
item ,tno in ibrer aemeiniamen Gurd),
fiibrnng lieet ein aroBer @raiebungsr
ipert, nid)t ipeniger in oen vfleinen
anlGnen'', ,pie bem aeibmiidteu
Sonntaestild). 3ie ipobltueno lit
elm gemeinialner SonStassabeno
nit 2eien, Mniif, Gr5dblen!
Die Su9eno per6inoet BerIon lno
Sode. Mebr ols gSorte pirft oas
Gorbilo bon Goter nno atltter.
&enn mir ais @ltern Der Sugere
Srele lrno 2eiitlng borleben, er5iebeu
mir iie aur Sreue ,mo 2eiitllng. 2e=
ben lit nidt elm Gusaelpodicniein, ion-
bern Elm &eiteripabierL SihIelbiter-
sieben. &ir @ltern lino linn etipas
porals, mir Wiiien nno fonnen mebr,
baben lnebr erfabren ltnb mebr ers
litten. 9lber mir Gltern nnb llnlere
Rinoer iino anf oem gleihen 0ege
mo baben alle bos aleife 3iel. Scoe
nno Selbiter5icbung fiibrt
3unt berpflihtenoen Dienlhenbilo,
Ipie es nnlcr @lanbc nns aeigt. Gs
lit bas 3iel ,lno bos DfaB, es aibt
lrns bie &raft. Mir beoiirfen beioe,
eltern itno &inoer, oer slciden @nas
Be, neil mir beioe 10 oft feblen lno
tadlailen; tpir beoiirfen ibrer mil
bent 2ebrer, ser ,lnlerc &inber INTER
rihtet nno er5ieben bilft.
ltniere SSsnsenb lit niht ihlebter
als mir aetpeien ltnb. Sic lit mebr
8efabren amseelett. Gertranen mir
onf lire e,,ten 3rafte. Sic lit nns
anoertroat ,tnb geben mir ibr, ,pos
mir ~pon ibr eripdrten, oann miro iie
ms riht enttG,1ihen.
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Nus her &eltfir6c

Das III. Offi5iim peroiientlidt ein
9efret, r,eI6cs cine itrenaere lteber<
ipodllng bel Ser Seratsaabe bon &C.
betbiidern anoronet. &ic barin felt
geitellt lit, ipnrocn int letter 3eit biel=
fah @ebetbiid)er peroffentlidt, bie
amar feline eiaeutliben SSSrrtiimer ent=
bolten, obcr bod, ben @eiit edit DRIFT
lider Irommiafeit MIR ,maeniiaena
otmen. Der firhliden 3eniur iibe:
sic @ebctbiiher ion barum beionbere
Nufmerfiomfcit aeihenft nno babel
nidt MIR auf sic @enouiafeit Der
firhliden 2ebre, .ionoern a,reb auf sic
Wiiroe bes G,,ltns geahtet iperben
Ser Grin3 bon 8iemont bat i'm
fonialiden gololt int Snrin ben Gro=
bin3iolobern ser Seiliten empfanaen
ser ibn bas erite @remplar bes
8erfes bon @iobanni Coli &c.
i6ibte nmo 8iiieni6oft eeeeniiber
oem SdipeiBt,,6" iiberreidte, in mel
dent 6ie beridieoenen Brobleme ei,
ner tpiiieni6aftlihen Vriifung inter.
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Mnt Mblerborf

wv ~U>NADUA
Cine Nononaht in ben Bergen.
Gbcn baIlt bom 9irdturm in 2intbaI
her~ Ser Stlrnoenr,tf Ser 8loden.
Grei llbr! Shipeigeno itopfe id nit
flint anoeren gerafabrern ats Der
cffeneu @eite ser 9orintatten empor
sum @inltieg in oos 3nrnahtal, bon
Dem ol,s Ser &idetlipo6 biniiberfiibrt
nod Gin. Gin redt IeItlolnes SaIb,
buteno flinmt ga beratpdrts, elm
Gerfebrsprdiioent Elm S3eitunesihrei-
Der = sic iibriaens beioe aur @i1oe
Ser Ninlrooe geboren alpei ielb'
aroue 8ilobiiter nit iibereebdneteu
9iidIen, ein bo66epadter Bboto.
aropb nno enolid], gleidian1 als berg.
tii6tiae 9ieierpe, ser Shlubmann.
oem ipobl sic Selofiide bieles Berg
nno 9onoit,'rmes" 3l,aeteiIt ieia
n1o6te.
ltnier 3iel lit ser aolerberlt, ser
binten int 0urna6tol in oen @Gn-
oen Ser @iebclb0rner ii6 befinoet nno
ser bon 5ipei alien 1lno eilleln iungen
slbler beiebt lit. Sbnobl mir 10 siem.
lih alle Snbertltsjiinger iino uno oas
Weioiperf iiber ane OtaBen lieben,
iino nniere abIidten 6nrbaus frieo.
licf.
Ser Steilpfoo tpinbet ii6 in aabl.
loien, fl1r3e aebren bObenlparts, I'M
Silberliht 6es Dton6es fiibrt ct uns
onrd So6Dalo binauf in freie 6al.
be,l, borbei an Siitten nno @aoen,
aus oenen ser 9uft fril6en Senes
llns ,tmipebt, itber @eroll nn6 Sells
binWeg, oann einem finitern 5hlunS
entlang in bem milo sic NaIfer braM.
fen.
5elten MIR fdat elm 3ort. @ins
Grase on ben 5iibrer etpa, Ser f,tra
oie antlport folst. Donu bort man
nihts mebr als oen Stampf Ser ei.
acknowledgement Sdube rno et,pa ben
ateln oes Sintermannes. Die beiben
8ilobiiter iino iportfaree 8ereler.
iabraus, iabrein Ieben lie broben in
ser giniamfeit bes Sobgebirses,
ltreifem fie burd sic Sbludten uno
Sorlte bes &drpfitodes, ipo oas Bil0
cine 5reiitatt bat nno felt sSSabrbnn.
berten por ser Gerfoleung o,lrh
Menldenbanb eeihiibt miro. Der ai.
tere ser beioen gBilobiiter bat Dor
5ebn saeen einen Aoler int Slug
berln1teraebolt, oeien Spannmeite
2.14 Meter betrug. Mud Der iiingere
traet oas 3eiden bes aoleridiisen.
3lpei @ebiresidgertppen, tpie aus
9artbol8 eeiAnitt. stber ibre 2eioen.
Ibaft iit eebdnbiet, iie miro beberridt
BON Der ibnen anpertranten 4tfgabe,
6eaer ,ino Bfleger bes 8iloes, Bs.
| i1iiber Ser Gat,,r un6 ibrer &inoer
au iein. ssn @rfiillnns bieier eolen
Bfidt i,,1en iie ben. aoler, bieIen
idlimmlten NGuber in Der Bilbbabn.
! moelihF fnra at balten. Der ,Serr
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Inter bieler Auflbrift braht
Ser 8anoerer'' bor etliben Bobel
cine fir gItern ,nb &inber nngemei1
Iebrrei6e abbanolung, bie sau5 be
frmbers iest am anfang bes Sdul
iabres @ltern umo @raiebern al
&idti6nur bienen iollte. Ser @an
berer' ihreibt:
llmiere 3eit 1T bon 2drnl ltnrnb
1no llnraIt. @ir alle finb bapon BIZ
ins Snnerlte erarifien. Wir lebel
niht mebr. Bir iperben eelebt
Statt bob mir unler Seben NIT ieinel
tialid)ell sfufgaben angreifen nm
eeltaltem. iperoen iuir at elmer Stunt
ton bieier gufeabeu nn6 ibrcs Sc
triebcs. 0ieier 3ultono eri6,pcrt I'm,
Die @raieblms Der &inoer nno oel
&inoern sic rubiee @ntfaltune.
8ir niiiien uns illumer tpebcr az,
nnlere @r5ieblnasfraae beiinnen. sSi
Der @0rtuer bas Yilonalano porbe
reitet uno beiteat, 10 miiiien mir ,lt
fer Sous llno infer toglihes 2ebel
fir sic @r5iebung 1lnierer &inocr ee
ftnlten uno pfleacn. 9icle Eilege be
ginnt int &leinen ,no 9latG9lid)en.
Mie oft lit boh bie genleinlanl'
Mobl5eit n1r cine Siitternna. llns
bod fam iie ein AnlaB iein 3ll
Ganfbnrfeit onb mir 5u eiien boben
Dob unS sic Natur sic Stoffe ,ma
&rGfte Idenft, oeren mir 5ltm 2eben
beoiirien 5nr 0ofbarfeit gegeniiber
allen Oenen, sic beigetragen baben,
6aB mir frieblidJ mn Sen Gid iibe:r
1no ulls ernGbren fonnen. 9as
Siitbgebet erbebt bollenos sic Mabl,
seit iiber bos Notoiiritiae.
Ser SamilientiId) aibt altb @ele.
ecnbcit 5lt freicr shtSiprahe. 8enn
mir llns gelp0bnem freiniitig na6
bem GcrltGnbnis ser &inoer iiber III.
iere SNmierisfeiten lms nls5uipre-
helL 10 geiuobnen lih audi oie &in-
Ser, lire Note 1tno S6mierigfeiteu
ben Gltern bor3u6rinaem. Sic lernen
Iebenoiaen anteil nebnen on aIlenn.
mos @ltern nnb fSomilie betrifft.
@e,m lie Ieben, mie Goter nno Ofut,
ter NIT ibren Sh,pieriafeiten tapfer
fertig iperoen, bann lieat barin cine
ftarfe &raft a,,m cieenen 2ebensmut.
Die &inoer MAIDEN Sebler, pergel'
fen ettpas, perl6iitten cine Soiie, ser,
brehen einen Eeller urn. Nber aud
mir @lteru mahen eleide sSebler
Die &inoer beobahten ihorf Mno O.
tpabren es. SSbre sSebler iino abe:
nibt Id)drier, ,nb ambers at iperter
als nniere eigenen.
Gertnihen mir sic mlriaen ,,ni
Idelten oie &inber oh ser ibret, i
empiinoen iie sic llnoered)ti9feit; IT.
,pcroen ba5u aebranat, ipie Die ST
ipobicncn M6ngel 3u pert,ld)en, a,l
Sen Sd)eiu bin at arbeiten ,,no 3,
Ieben. @eben mir aber eigene Jeble
iahlih 5,t, 'uhen mir ofIen mad
@runo nnb aEittel anr 8ellernna, be
banocln pir eiacnc MGnacl alcid mi
bie Der, &inber, ooun oetpobncn siie iid
ibre ,Sebler a,,al'aeiteben, aus ibne
at lernen, riifboltslos lnb ipabr 8
fein. Sic Icrnen topier and Nieoet
Ioaen AT ertragen uno iiberipinoe
1nb be6iirfen Damn feiner Hei5mitte
3iaaretten, Mlfobol, Sdofolaoe, Sir
ncItouneJ min I'm Miu0erlMrtic
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doget meroen. 8efanntlib bat Der
italieniihe Gronprina allen, mas oas
81. Sdneibtud), bos @iaentilm oes
9ouies Sanopen lit, betrifft, immeE
oas erobte ssntereiie enteegenge,
brobt. Ser aronprins beiist iiber
oieIen @eeenltano cine anberoroent'
li6 reidbaltiee 8ibliotbef, bie mebre-
re alte Mannlfripte nmfabt
Die Hitenfonereaation befaBte lid,
lnl1nelt NIT Ser Anerfenn,,ng Der
8unoer, bie int Seiliefpredltnespro'
aeb Der iel. Sn,eloa 2ambertini gel
teno gemobt tperben. Die Tel. Cant
bertini lit cine mittelalterlide golos=
neiiibe SetIiee, sic bon 1921 bis
1888 lebte. Sdon als &ino trat lie
in Elm 9omiuifanerinuenfloiter elm
i,no itarb i6on in iuaenblidem alter
int &uie ser Seiliefeit. Die Ser
ebrlmg ipar bi,r6 Sabrbunoerte gro6
uno ser ebenfals aus Ser 6amilie
2ambertini entitammenhc Napft ge=
neoift ser Gier5ebnte, ser groBe Sl'>
rift auf oem pGpltlid)en Chrome, lieb
81 ibren @bren in Bologna cine reid
gelhn1iidte &apelle erhallen. 3ie g.
lieiprehltlg eriolgte 1926 inter Seq
oem 3lpolften. Ser 5eiligiprchungs=
prooeb tpnroe I'M Sabre 1886 nelr
n,tfgenommen ,inb biirfte balo 5llm
NbibltB grlaneen.
8efanntlid botte ihou Eins Ser
Glfte Sran5isfns bon 9liliii ltno &a=
tbarina bon Siena, 5lt Eatrnnen Sta
liens erflart. Der uSllerpatore >9fo,
mano" peroffentlid)t nun oen Cert
eines @ebetes 3llr III. &atbarina pon
Siena ais Eatrpnin sSStoliens, ipe1des
Eapit 49ius Ser t3iuolfe berfoBt bat
ltnb oas er bem italieniifen Golf 81,
tdglidem 8eten elnpfieblt. 8ie fl.
aatborina miro barin i'm lire Sir
bite fir Sngeno unb @intraht in
bcn 5nmilie,t, fir Die 8ieberpereini,
a,lng ser ent5ipeiten g0lfer, fir oic
@rnenering oes ebriltliden @eiites
i'm offent1ihen 2ebeu anaerl,fen. Der
BapIt empfieblt oos itolieniibe So
terlano nnb sic. @elt in ben Sdus
ser !Seilieen. Die III. &atbarina bon
Siena, sic .einltens BEN sSrieoen nnb
bie @inigfeit in Der 2irde tpieoer=
beritellte ,rno bent apoitoliihen Club
le in Som ieinen @lans anriifaob: IL
mose ben Nahfoleer bes fl. Hetrus
in ber @rfiilluna ieiner aGaemeinen
gaterloree beihiisen 1ino trolten umo
iein @irfen fir bos Sell ,no oen
5rie6en Der 8olfer ieenen.
9ie &irhenperiammlllne fir oic
fotboliibe Sera sSsei,t-ltniperiitGt in
Mailano miro in sSstalien alidbrlid)
am 8aiiionsionntoae bl,rdgefiibrt.
Seuer ridtete a,tf bieien Mnlab BIZ,
ser ltniperiitatsreftor g. @amelli
hllrh Sen Tunofnnt einc Nniprahe
at sic itolienii6en 3atbolifen, in
uelber er beionoers bes 2Oi6brigen
8eitanbes Der So6ibule eeoahte.
Nu6 III Hom fano aus bieiem Mn-
loiie cine &eranltalta,ne, ltatt, an Der
Migr. 8nffini, ser Sefret6r Ser ro.
m | eh en acknowledgements
interefiante Mneaben iiber oie gnt.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-17

For complete covcragc
OF news from coaSt-to-coast,
condensed in one column, be
sure to read people S
DAILY DOlNGS" by Isaac
0ncs every week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
HaftGraS
Collision
Sinks Ship

NEW YORK, Jan. % GNS).-
Sinking of the 4,497-ton freightel
Brazos after a collision with an
other vessel in the submarine
infested waters off Cape Hattera,
the night Of January II was an.
nounced today by the third nava
district.
The Brazos' full crew of 35 men
and officers was landed safely
before announcement Of the acct
dent was made. Identity of the
other ship involved was withheld
but the navy indicated IL escaped
with slight damage.
king of the Norwegian
freighter Frisco by an Axis sub
marine. which torpedoed it in the
vicinity of Newfoundland and the
French island Of ST. Pierre on
January II. was confirmed today
by the Norwegian shipping and
trade commission. Only six OF
the 1,5S2-ton FriSco's crew OF
about 20 men were saved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
Dive BOmbers
Blast Ndzis 10
Ruin Winter Line
Russians Push Near
Vyezme, I35 Miles
Southwest Of Moscow
BY EDWARD W. BEATTIE
United Press stan Correspondent

LONDON. Jan. % Stormovik
dive bombcrs of the Russian air
force were reported today 10 be
blasting German fortified positions
around wanna. 135 miles south
west of Moscow, in preparation
for the next Red Army blow at
the succession of German winter
lines"
Unconfrmod Stockholm reports
said Russian patrols We're already
in the vicinity of wanna, while
the main Red army forces. press
ing forward relentlesSly from Mo-
zhaiSk. reached a point beyond
the village of Uvarovka, is miles
west Of Mozhaisk and 81 miles
east Of wanna.
The Germans now are using
cavalry in several sectors Of the
Russian front. the British radio
reported today in a broadcast re-
ported by International News
Service.
("Three Of their mounted
squadrons were among the
forces wiped out recently by the
Russians" said the broadcast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
Japanese Fleet
Rdided by Dutch
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
day. according 10 Batavia dis
patch to Vichy)
The unidentified "warship" was
struck by a 660-pound bomb and
missiles of similar weight were
dropped on the two cruisers and
one large transport Bombs weigh
ing IT'S pounds fell on the other
ships.
All were officially chalked up AS
direct hits" and il was regarded
as a fair assumption that all the
vessels were measurably damaged
Thus the Dutch again melted out
TO the Japs the same type Of aerial
punishment inflicted at the out
break Of The Pacific hoStilities
upon the British battleships Prince
Of Wales and the battle cruiser
RepulSe.
Always guarded in their Official
announcements. the Dutch claimed
no sinkings. but il was believed
unlikely that all of the ships at.
tackled could have escaped com.
'plete destruction.
The Straits of MacasSar form
the southern arm Of the Celebes
eSa. The Jap ships probably were
operating out Of Mindanao in the
Philippines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
S. Fleet Scoms Pacific Ocean Rain Blows on Jap Battle Cra
M'ArfIlur Holds .DapS
I'm Biggest Battle
BY HARRISON SALISBURY
United Press stan Correspondent

a policy of continuous assaults,
without regard 10 casualties,
hoping by great superiority in
numbers TO crush the defending
forces"
The communique revealed that
the Japanese have apparently
placed their offensive on a 24-hour
continuous basis, hoping 10 wear
down the American and Filipino
troops by their superiority in
numbers.
The war department said also
that Gen. Sir Archibald Wavell.
supreme commander of the South
west Pacific for the United Ma
tions, has sent Macarthur a mes
sage warmly congratulating him
and his command for their mag
nificcnt defense Of the Philippines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23

full war effort against the
enemy In the Pacific.
The war In the Pacific Is
not a secondary or incidental
war, to be fought at some
future time at our pleasure
and convenience.
1t Is a major war, hard and
bitter.
1t has been going very bad
for us, and especially bad for
China, Malaga, the Dutch
Indies and our own Philip
pines.
WE SHOULD MAKE 1T
OUR FIRST CONCERN,
AND PUT ALL OUR
FORCES INTO 1T AS FAST
AS THEY ARE AVAIL
ABLE, AND WIN 1T AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE WHILE
WINNING 1T is STILL
COMPARATIVELY SIMPLE.
With China, Malaga, Singa-
pore, the Philippines, the
Indies and perhaps even Aus
|tralia and New Zealand out
of the war or occupied by
the Japanese, winning the
war will not be simple for
the demOcracieS.
The japanese have given
us Pearl Harbor to remember.
Let us give Japan some
thing to remember AND
GIVE 1T NOW.
CHARLES s. RYCKMAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
$4,000
Plane bill
To House
Continued from Page One)


can and Far Eastern fronts. The
United States, he said. does not
have Ito apologize to anybody in
the world for the type of airplanes
we are producing"
He also reported that:
A squadron of American P-40D
fighters met numerically supe-
rior force of Axis planes including
two German Messerschmitt 109Fs
in two engagements, destroyed Is
enemy planes and lost one. The
1898 were two series more modern
than the P-40's.
At Hawaii. on December 7,
American fighters that got into
the air acquitted themselves in
an excellent manner against
Japanese attackers.
On the Russian front early
this month four American-made
Tomahawk fighters were report
ed TO have shot down eight
Messerschmitts which were sup
porting German ground forces
On an undisclosed front Amer
lean P-40's-outnumbered eight
TO one by German planes-de-
stroyed so per cent Of the enemy
forces.
I'VE are now getting both
quality and quantity" Arnold
assured the committee.
He quoted this report received
from Britain:
From talking with pilots and
squadrOns that are equipped with
P-40D kitty HawkS. II has
been found that this airplane IL
considered To be superior To the
MessersChmitt 1O9F. These pilots
also consider this plane to he SUI
periOr to all the other Royal Air
Force planes in the Middle
East"
Examination Of German planes
shot down in Africa. Arnold said,
showed they were still being manu-
featured from the best materials
and with the best workmanship"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23

Continued from Page one)
patience" and a spirit O
deep dissa tisfactlon" Is grow
ing in China.
do not try our Chinese
patience too far" said the
telegram, and do not as
sumo Chinese hare no feel
ings to be hurt. -.
"A spirit Of deep dissot-
isfoction is gro1cing all
around, in China, as nell as
in Australia, Dutch Indies
and in London itself.
II Singapore is lost and
the Burma road is threat
ened then IRE hare the
right to be disappointed
with our Allies and WiH be
forced to DECIDE OUR
OWN DESTINY.
"You cannot blame MS
for being impatient, for
orr people hare suffered
more than any of the Allies
and by omr suffering and
our heir to the dcmocr0cieS
ne hare earned the right
to speak.
UHconSciouSiy you are
Srubbiro China as an atty
and eren the patient CHI
neSe do not ike 10 be
Snubbed. The Grorlty Of
the situation calls for some
plain speaking. Which ne
knoW your AmericoujSpl
wiR enable you to 0ppre-
ClOtC.
Since the valiant Chimes
are dissatisfied, and the prac
teal British are critical, ant
the vigorous Dutch are i'm
patient, and the brave Aus
tralians are worried, Mr.
Churchill and Mr.. Roosevelt
should allay the causes o
unrest.
And, of course, what il vii
take to allay impotence, dis
satisfaction and unrest is al
major and success
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
Surprise!
Wife Collects Own
Divorce Evidence;
Here's How

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. % (UP).
Mrs. Frances Bender, AS, coll
lected her own divorce evidence
by hiding in her husbands auto
mobile.
In a divorce suit against Wilbur
w. Bender, AZ, oil company exec
utive. Mrs. Bender testified that
she curled up on the floor behind
the front seat of the car one after
noon ION a bunch that something
would happen. "
Her husband soon drove away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
Ageddbid Falls
To Axis Forces
BY WALTER COLLINS
United Press stan Correspondent

CAIRO. Jan. 23.-Axis forces
have reoccupied Aeedabia, 80
miles south Of Beneazi, in a sud-
den thrust from the salt marshes
Of FL Agheila, on the Cyrenaica-
Tripolitania border. British gen.
eral headquarters for the Middle
East said today.
The enemy columns which re-
captured AGedabia. from which
General Erwin Rommels Afrika
korpS recently withdrew under
cover of a raging sandstone. were
strongly covered by German and
Italian bombers with fighter pro-
teCtlnn q cnmmnninne said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
laps Philippine
Is Fooled
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In this stubby peninsula which
sticks down TO form an arm oi
Manila Bay, with only moderate
casualties.
The japanese have won Manila
But IL ia useless 10 them as Ions
Island, of the tip OF Bataan.
The opinion expressed by ar
officer here is general:
Like most japanese products.
the japanese blitzkrIeg was an
imitation. II started well but
II failed 20 hold up. The Jap
anese military minds booted n
golden opportunity. which might
even have prevented the with
drawal 10 the Bataan Peninsula.
WIDE OPERATIONS
II have Travelled during the last
10 days for hundreds Of miles. m.
specting camps throughout The
peninsula, lodging bombs with
Filipino privates and American
generals.
! have spent a day IN the field
with the engineers who are build
Ing an important road. snothei
with signal corps lieutenants
stringing communication lines
I have seen the biz guns firing
. the bakers turning out thousand,
OF pounds OF bread day. Tho
|. medical corps setting up hundreds
,.of beds outdoors. the nurses ir
soveralls and the surgeons ready u
-tend wounded in tented operstin,
, room.
Wednesday night the Jspanes,
BRED 10 bring up artillery The.
made the stupid amateurish mis-
fske Of leaving on their runninI
Erhts while they moved along III
road
!. Our long range guns knocke'
foenn off the road, one by one, a
: fast as they came In sight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
Talked Through Cat

Bender and ttrS Ramsey both
testified that nothing improper
had occurred during the drive.
His wife occasionally spoke 10
him by addressing her remarks 10
the cat, he SAID. Once he spilled
cream on a rug, he testified. and
later found the wet rug in his bed
when he retired.
Superior Judge J. T. Ronald
granted interlucutory DEGREES 10
both Bender and his wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
LOrPy-DOroy Pair

Mrs. Bender said she sat silently
and heard her husband called
"sweetie pic by Mrs. Ramsey.
lie called his companion dear, y
Mrs. Bender said. and they be-
came "lovey-dovey."
Bender drove back 10 town AMI
his wife could hold her tongue nd
longer when Mrs. Ramsey stepped
from the car.
well. isn't this just too
ducky?" Mrs. Bender inter-
rupted.
Her husband was so surprised.
she said that he almost sWal-
lowed his ClCarct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
DAVAO FORMS MILITIA

The report said that the Japa-
nose at Davao had organized a
militia Of 10000 Japanese local
residents, presumably 10 aid in the
task Of controlling the far-nung
territory and reducing the strain
and dispersion of purely military
forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
JAPS IGNORE LOSSES

Describing the combat opera
tons. the war department said:
1.-THE fghting has been eX-
tremely heavy. The enemy's
assault troops have been strongly
reinforced. Never theless, all
Japanese attacks have been re-
pulsed with heavy losses. APP
parentIy the enemy has adopted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
ARTILLERY ADVANCES

Dispatches said Russian heavy
artillery was rolling forward over
snow paths packed by the infantry
to aid the StormovikS IN the final
bombardment Of wanna.
Increasing evidence of Russian
operations 10 the north made II
plain that the Russians were bent
next on smashing completely the
Rzhev-Nyazma -BryanSk line which
Adolf Hitler had hoped to hold
Tor the winter.
In their advances between
Rzhev and the Naldai HIS the
Russians also offered the threat
Of A plncers claw which would
force the retirement Of the entire
German army IN the LenIngrad
area.
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