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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
RIGHTS TO APPEAL

Any services provided with a
dwelling (such as heating. lighting
water, repairs. maintenance, etc. }
must be the same as on April i
1871, unless the landlord first gets
permission from the rent office to
reduce the services.
Every landlord, before July J.
Il942. must file with the Detroit
Rent Office a registration state.
ment for each dwelling which he
rents. Further information rs to
the time and place and forms for
registration will be furnished at an
early date.
Landlords and tenants have
rights under certain circumstances
to apply for permission to make
adjustments in the rent to be paid
or the services to be furnished. The
grounds for such adjustments and
the procedure to be followed 70
obtain the same will be announced
in the near future.
However, landlords have no
right to make adjustments in the
allowable rent themselves. Unless
and until the rent office permits
an adjustment, landlords may not
charge higher rents than those
here stated.
Any landlords believing they are
entitled to higher rents than those
under the maximum
rent date will have an opportunity
of filing application for adjust
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
MEET AT CEMETERY

The VFW, led by its drum and
bugle corps, will form at the gates
of the cemetery for annual exer-
cises under auspices of the Wayne
County Council, VFW. At the
VFW plot, location of the bronze
"Doughboy" monument dedicated
last Memorial Day. Hoffman Post
No. 116 will conduct ritual cere-
monies. Former Gov. WILDER M
Brucker will be the speaker.
The VIEW will then present
wreaths to the American Legion
and to the Spanish-American vet.
Grams.
Attic American Legion exer-
cises. Gold Star Mothers of botf
World War l and ii will presen,
flowers. The Spanish-Americar
veterans will hold their exercise:
prior to those OF the American
Legion.
The Disabled American Veter.
ans will hold their ceremonies a,
IL a. m. at Woodmere Cemetery
and Canadian veterans will hold q
service at 1890 a. m. In the State
Fair Grounds.
Services will be held at 10 q. IN
at the Naval DRY for thu
men Of the navy. The young mer
of the training school will be pres
ent at the exercises, which will
also be attended by Alonzo Dibble
who was Quartermaster on the
SIS Victory, which piled the Mis-.
sissippi during the Civil War.
SALUTE TO BE FIRED
Members of the Fleet Reserve
Association will hold Memorial
services for their dead at IL a. m
at the foot of Woodward avenue
where the water will be strewr
with flowers as a squad fires a
salute.
Two hundred Selfridge Field
soldiers will be in the Memorial
Day war program in Mount Glenn
ems. Two army air force squad
rons, firing squad and the
Selfridge band will march in the
parade, starting at 8 a. m, and
Mai. William c. Ingram, Selfridge
Field base executive officer, will
deliver the principal address from
the public library steps.
There will be no observances al
the field other than the usual re-
treat ceremonies held in the eve
ming. because of the rigid training
schedule in force, il was an
nounced.
With II organizations instead OF
the usual 35 participating. more
than 5000 people will march In the
Memorial Day parade in Ferndale,
featured by the inclusion of army
m toriZed equipment and zoo
home guards in uniforms.
This parade will begin at Cool
idge High School and precede the
usual Memorial Day program at
the Memorial Boulder near Lin
coin High School. Former Gov
ernor Brucker. will also speak at
Ferndale ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

at 2 p. m. from Peterboro street
and move down Woodward avenue
to jefferson avenue and then east
to the Veterans Building at Hast
ings street.
REVIEWING STAND
The reviewing stand will be al
Jefferson and Randolph streets
and there will be bleachers or
Woodward at Grand Circus Park
Leading the march will be De.
troit's four remaining veterans o.
the Civil War. George L. Morgan
"a; John Haines, SO. Alonzo Dibble
SO, and Sandusky Kellog, 81. whc
will ride in an open car.
Veterans OF the Spanish-Ameri.
can War will march as will repre-.
sentatives of Is American Legion
posts in the city. The Veterans oil
Foreign Wars will also have a Sec
ton in the parade. Each of the
veteran groups will have several
bands and drum and bugle corps
AMERICAS ALLIES, TOO
Americas allies in the present
war will all be represented. There
will be Canadian Legion members
and men of the Canadian Corps,
Polish Veterans, members of the
British Legion and Belgian and
French veterans.
The men of this war will be
represented by 600 sailors from
the Naval Armory and the Ford
training schools and there will be
a contingent of soldiers from Fort
Wayne.
The Detroit police department
will not hold its annual review on
Belle Isle this summer. but instead
1000 policemen will march in the
Memorial Day parade as Parade
Grand Marshal Phillip Griffith's
guard of honor.
OCD UNITS TO. MARCH
Civilian defense organizations,
including auxiliary firemen. auxil-
iary police and air raid wardens
will march in special section of
the parade. The Red Cross will
also have units in the line of
march.
In another section Boy Scouts
and members of the high school
ROTC will march. There will also
be several high school bands.
Special services for the war
dead will begin early In the morn
ing of Memorial Day and continue
throughout the day.
Three veterans organizations,
the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the
American Legion and the Spanish
American War Veterans, will hold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

special Memorial Day services in
the morning in Roseland Park
Cemetery. Woodward avenue and
ITwelve-Mile road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
70 Dogs on Roft,
Radio Man Is Saved
Looked So Well FBI Thought Nazis
Planted Him; Tells Of Many Trials

Climbing on a life raft. Olson
heard the submarines motors. He
tied two RATS which were floating
about 10 the raft he was on After
transferring the food and water on
them 10 his. he cast them of and
ran up an orange distress flag.
SURE OF RESCUE
Olson said ne wasn't worried,
because he was confident that he
soon would be rescued. But the
DAYS passed. and although he saw
several ships and two planes. they
didn't see him.
He had picked up an old settee,
several yards of canvas and
ditty bag. He slept on the settee,
covered himself with the canvas
and put his feet in the ditty bag.
Because of sharks, ne had 10 give
up swimming around his raft, but
he caught fish with net made
from the bandages in his first aid
kit, carved them with pair OF
scissors and ate them raw.
A convoy rescued him on May
IS Olson climbed aboard by him.
self. had a cigaret. drink of rum
and a plate of ham and eggs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

NEW YORK. May % tUP).-
Harley Archie Olson, %, of Port
land. Ore. radio operator on tor
pedoed American freighter. looked
$50 well after floating % days alone
on a life raft that the Federal
j, BAreau OF Investigation arrested
him.
They thought l WAS a plant,
he said today. They thought
that I was placed on the raft by
n German submarine. was held
In Miami until my fingerprints
were checked I'm Washington and
until they learned from the COM
pany that I WAS an American
citizen employed by the 18th
milan Line
FLIES DISTRESS FLAG
= Olson said his ship was torpe-
doed four days out of an East
Coast port on April 10. He was
una b ! 2 to send more than one
weak distress message, even with
an emergency radio transmltter'
and leaped overheard just in time
90 keep from being sucked under
by the sinking ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Chinese
Gain on
Jap Base

CHUNGKING. May 20 (UP).-
Chinese forces have re-captured
10 points on the outskirts OF the
Hupeh city of Ichang, important
Japanese base in China's interior.
and have inflicted heavy losses on
the enemy in Chekiang in the east
and the Yunnan battlefront on the
Burma border, a communique re-
ported tonight.
The besieged city of Ichang,
which lies ITS miles west of Japa-
nese-held Hankow and about 300
miles east of Free China's capital
at Chungking, Is one of the strong
est interior outposts of Japan's
attempted conquest and would be
"a base for any drive upon Chung
king from the east.
Tonight's communique also re-
ported that the japanese were
thrown back with the. loss of thou
sands of dead and wounded in 1C
futile attempts to storm the Che
kiang city of Lanchi. about Is
miles northwest OF besiegec
Kinhwa.
ENCIRCLE KINHWA
1t was acknowledged that. al.
though Kinhwa remains in Chi
nese hands, the Japanese have
widened their enlightenment of the
provisional Chekiang capital by
capturing Lungyu to the west
Lungyu fell Wednesday, IL wa.
disclosed.
At the other end of the 1,50O
mile China front, In Yunnan prov
ince along the Salween River anc
the Burma road. the japanese
were said to have rushed rein
forcements from Lungling anc
Tepgyueh in an effort to outfianl
and storm the Chinese positions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
j. 5. Rent Rules
Are Announced

Continued from Page One)
fed the Detroit Rent Office, and
then only for reasons specifically
stated in the maximum rent regu-
lation. Nothing in the regulation
forbids rents lower than the above
levels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Fighters
I'm 4 Wars
To Parade

Continued from Page One)
at 2 p. m. from Peterboro street
and move down Woodward avenue
to jefferson avenue and then east
to the Veterans Building at Hast
;nnc e<rnnt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04
(Sortiee,,ue iolet)

9os 8unoesidosamt bot Die Gin.
i,tbr bon 8rieimorfen ans ben Nb-
ienlGnberm uno ben BON Der Ahie
beberridten 2dnoern perbotem, nm
ei,.e,m ,,&odet'', iuie Dos Staotsbe.
portnlent es nanute, @iubalt 5u ge.
bieteu, bas ser Nbie SIC, 100000 an
amerifoniidem @elo eebradt boben
loa.
Sn Der @rfl0rl,ne oes Departments
beibt es oaB Die Nhle ibre Marfen
oft luebielte, nm amerifaniibe Nar.
feniantnler 5u peronloiIen, nene 3m
fnufem.
"Snoem lie omeritoniide Norfen-
lomnIer befrieoiet", iiibrte Dos
Sdokomt ipeiter aus, ufano Die Abie
Mittel, oriueeno beuotiete amerifa.
niihe @elber az erlange,1, Die gum
snfouf orineeno beu0tieten ariees>
materials in Sen perIdieoenen SeiIen
ser Belt, 400 sic Nbie ibr eisenes
@elo nift 9ebrand)en fonnte, Oiente."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

@eitoIt Dir auffiel, unb bab bu in
oeinem @eoddtnis nab elmer GrfIG.
rltng bierfiir eeiudt balt. Du ianoeit
tie nidt, luas iebr notiirIid erideint,
oenn als bu mid 5l,,u eritenuoI er.
blidteit, iab id) eon5 anoers ats. @r-
inherit ou bid niht mebr on ben
6remoen, ser sir poriees s5abr an
oen @artersaun oes Saibbofcs 5u
@eiidt fam nit iei,er blal,en 8riae,
oem Sdlappbl't uno bem ihipor5en
GolIbort, uno Der uohber in Dem
8ortenbouS ser Scrberge ein poor
@las 8ier 5,t itd nobm. Oas bin ib
ge,pelcn, uno bu ntoeit es einc So.
mooiontcnlalme nelncn, hie MIDI 51
Ger Gcrflcioun9 bcipo9'
6crnoun mar; BEL bieier @ntbiil.
lung ouf ieinen stodbor einen for.
ld)cnoeu 8lid. &rucr 3ipii6eniou
lpor nod redt gut in ieiuem @eood)t.
mis- ,uo mieoerl,m rc9te iid), tpie oa-
nolS, cine eigentiimlihe @npfinbung
IN bm
,,@s lit ribtia', bcnlerftc cr, i'd
ipro6 nit Mortiu iibcr Sic, uno Die.
Ter loatc mir, Sic boben ieiue 3rou
iibcr &cridieoencs aciro9t.'
u9os tat id uc,,lid) nicocr'', fiel
ibm Nntonio ms Wort, ,,ooun ober.
nlolS bobe i6 Dor eini1en @ofcu ei-
ncn Nbltcdcr nod) irncr @c1eno ge-
n1od)t Die id) folt rcNcllnoBia beiud)c,
ncnn l1cin @onocrlcbcn mid in Die
9tGbc ocS ld0neu Gales fiibrt. Meine
ISrogcn blicbcn nid,t nnbcautlportet,
>cnn sic 2el,tc BORT liuo ein 5utrou.
lidcS uno pffcucS Eolflein, Dos nud)
nit cincn sSrelnoen pbne Sdbeu nno
0tibtrnuen pcrfcbrt. Tu bolt mir in
Stlttgort helneu Nnncn ltno beine
0cluot Nenonnt unh e5 perltono lid
goll5 pnn lclblt, hoB i6 mir oih
iiber hih Nustlmit erbot Denfe Dir
mcinc @cltiir5uu9, olS ih Dos 8clhe.
bcnc eriubr! 9cnc GerDaitung Del.
nc 1Slubt, uno ooS Id)lucrc @crgeben,
ocIicn man oi6 beihuloi9t. SD IieB
mir aacs geuou er5dblen, ,mo ioiort
re9tc iid) i,t mir eiu Geroodt, mo
5tpor gegen ienen @urid)en, Ser bid
in bos St,,tteorter Spielbaus fiibrte,
uuo Ger ipie man mir laete, ebenfaas
OIL oem Yreisfceelihieben teilnobm.
@lonbit OF nid)t, oob oieier ,snte
tSreunb' bel oem ld)li,nmen Sanoel
eine &olle eeipielt bot
6ermonn idiittclte ben &opf.
,Nein'', 'uioeriproh er auiiotleno,
JOINT b0tte er mir uo6ber ni6t 5nr
;sl,bt perbolfen obeleid er bobnrd
iid uno ieinem Soter, oem @efang-
nism0rter, Observation-Disclosures 3u-
5oe."
(Sortiesnug iolet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04

Sd 9lH9 HlII lellte1H AeuBefn etll'
unaebeure gerdnoerung Dor. Sci,
frdftiser &0rper ibien pom 5ieber
froit eeibiittelt au tperben ,no oe1
ausor,td Ser uniaali6lten aneit ct
ibien in Ieinem @eiibt.
~8orlnber5ieer @ott', it0bnte er
uer it's. @s lit Sermann Sommer
Ser orme ssuneel alio bierber bo
ct iid Dor Set Serfol9,rng gefliihtet
Inn 5tgrrnoe 5,t eeben, ipenn iib MIDI
ser Simmel erbarmt! limo id, ee
raoe id, ip,,roe 10 nit linn auiomnen
sefiibrt. . @ott, bcin 8oIten #
lpunoerbor, obcr eere6t!"
SSn oielem Mugenblif erid)ien be,
&utider nit oem slr5t. @Gbreno er
iterer, reidlih entlobnt, lid tpieoe'
entfernte, trat ser 9ottor au 0em Sc
lpuBtloieu 1uno lnteri,6te ibn.
st ltbiittelte SEN &opi. Der Bur
| ibc bot cine eigentiimlihc &ronfbeit'
iogte er, ,,oie ii, nnicrem iroblidrl
Miinden 9liidliher,peiie MIR iclte,
porfonunt. Sl,nger lmo @rihopfun(
bobeu i'm nieocrgetporfen. Ser orm'
Menib brod)te tpobrldeinlib lei
ntrbrere1l So9en nidtS &ornes mcb1
iiber oie 3rnge. 0o bilft m,r ein'
9lr5nei. !Solen Sic cine Solie Dol
frGitiger 9ollllon. S6 lpiu inoclle,
lcben, pb er nidt aus lciner 9etiu
blulg gelpecft lperben fouu.'
Ser 9fonu elite iu sic &iid)e mi
brodte oaS Gcrlon1te nod lpeni9el
Wtinuten.
9ic 8en1iibunoeu oes s(r5tes mo
ren nibt erfolglos oeblicbeu. Ser
nallt atnlete lpieoer, obcr leine Nu
gen ofinetcn iih niebt. 2icS 9eidoI
crit, ols ser 1oftor lid) bercit5 cnt
icrnt bate lno ser Yoticnt nod oci
len Gorldrift SEN leblteu 2offel Dol
ser frdftigen 9riibe erbielt.
Gcripunbert l6olte ct I'M lit
$50 bin ih oeun?" irogte er.
uSn snten Sdnoen'', beriidert
Iein Eileger, welder Sen int ieinen
sSnuern ollsenideinlid tobenoe,
St,,rm eelpaltfanr bc3tuang, ves be
itebt, meiu lieber Slnee, feline @e
fobr mebr fit bif!"
Die Aufmertiomfeit @ermonn.
,puroe burd oen &lons oieIer Stiu1
ne geluedt. Jorideuo idaite er lei
nom ssa6bor in oas @eiiebt. sd
nu,b Sic idon friiber eiln.aI geicbel
baben', bemerfte er, ,,tpeiB aber nidt
wo Ber iiuo Sic oenu Serr?"
Der @efroete CAB bent 8atiente'
Iuieoer einen 2offel Der Jleiihbriibe
Mit oem Nnsorud nnbei6rciblibel
3artli6feit rubten ieine Aueen ou
ibm. ,,0u fennit mid nidt ,uebr?'
fraate er, vood ou faunit mid il
ni6t mebr feuuen. @riunerlt SIT sid
luobl nod oes 0tannes, oer Did i,
Stuttgart aus sen 10uoen ser fol
iben Spieler befreit fat uuo nod)be'
nit Sir auf Der 8auf iaB?"
Nun ,plbte @ermauu auf eiumo
8ei6eib. ,Nd", ricf er, vSie iiui
es, ser &roit,uenidl Nber id mo,
ood in ser Marienfir6e, ipie tam id
bierber?"
,@s lit bir Elm ~leiner ltnfoa 5u
geitoBen'', ertpiberte ouspeideno oel
&omooiant; "id befan6 midi in oe,
&dbe ,,n6 banfe Dem 6imuel, oaf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04
Dbio Baiienfremnb

3utlmft tetne Sorge 5u mad)en'
mabnte er, ,oenn ieet boit bu uute1
oen bunoerttauienoen eleidaiilti9el
Ser5en i,l oieier eroben Staot eiues
gefltnoen, oos bif liebt uno bas sid
ni6t nlebr in @leno nno Hot 5uritd
iiufen l1bt: Mcbr iosc ib sir bcllt'
nod nid)t. Sd lueroe mid ieood NOR
gen friib mieoer einltellen, ipo Dam
10 mou6es 8otiel eel0it weroen iou.'
@r ihiittelte Sermonu bie &iiie,
5urebt mo iaete ibm quite gtaht
perlieb ieoo6 oos Saus nidt.
ST besob lib unteu in sic 8irts
tube lno uod einer &eile iuicbcr 81
oem 3iulner bes &ronfen.
8cbutlom briidte er sic Sire ou
uno trot bi,,ciu.
9crmouu log in rubigcm, re9cl
mGbigem Sdlof.
NHit luollslprcdlid)er 3ortlihfcl
bnoen bic 8lidc bes &onooionten al
ihm. @r beriibrtc Die Stirn hes
Sblun1nernoeu nit ieincn Clipper
uno 3og iitb 5l,riid.
9lm onoeru Mor9cn erld)icl ,,ocl
Groftnenlh" bel oem Goticntcn friil
na6 Sageso1brlld) Gr lorAtc fiir cll
altes Triibltiid nit etipoS 9Scin ltn(
9ing ocnt ilul9en Monnc bel scr Gin
nobne oielcr Stirflngcn in gcld)Gf
tiger uuo licbrcibcr &cilc at Sit
Sano. @leidipobl entNing cs i'm
nid)t, mie ooS Mic1culpicl Ocsielbcu
,, m0brcuo CT ibn lhluri1cnO 0c>pGbrc,
licB eil1 0clpillcs nit 9cbciucr Nnol
perb'luOcnes Wtibtrolen pcrrict.
,~ Nodocn1 CT 5cllcr uuo @lo3 BET
ieit5 ncitclt bottc, icttc CT lid an oo<
8ctt. uSd bcrlproh- sir iiir bclltt
u0bere sluifl0rllngcu", bcgolu1 CT
ulrno baltic bicrnit nciu gSprt. Go1
oacln ecbc id) Sir 9l,,sflnit iibcr mel
ne EerionliHfeit.' 9nnit bolte c
ein 9robcs Yofet ols Scr Solde fer
por, ipclhcs oo5 Erogronrm fiir 81
erite 3irfitsporItellung int lriin6el
entbielt.
@r oel'tetc ouf cine Stcae, 10,
9ernlann las: .snitrctcn ocs 8roft
menl6eu 9utonio Sonnini."
80 nennt man MIDI, erflGrte oe,
Riiuitler. Ser Nome flingt ireilid
etlpos ionocrbor, oo i6 Elm 10 quito,
0e,tti6er bin spie bu, ober bos liebt
Eublifrtm lit Nun einuol nid)t al.frie
6ell, tpenn li6 ibm Elm Nutou, Wibael
ooer Gin5en5 in ser 9(reno oorltellt
uno iuenu man ibm nit Der 8obl
eines Ipanil6eu ooer itolienii6en Na:
mems einen @efollen ertpeiit, 10 ihooe1
bas niemono etlpos. Neine grobe
Seilnabne fir oib fon'mt oir ipabr.
Ibeinlih ettuas befremoli6 por, uns
6o6 entIpribt lie eiuem aa,5 natiir=
liden @efiibI. Nu6 i3 babe mob=
reno meines i6on 5ieiulih beipegten
2ebeus, alleroines oirb eieene
S6ulo, pieles at leioeu ,lnb 5u er=
traaen oebabt, uno besbalb aiebt es
mid lu,Willfiirlid 5u ieoem bin, ser
oom ltnsliid berfolat miro, nno 5tpor
,tntlolnebr. luenn oieles ltngliif Elm
ni6t ielbit periduloetes lit, lpenu &C.
meiue 8osbeit es berbeiseiiibrt fat. "
sSn mobloier 8eitiirdune erbob
Sermaun li6 in ieinem 8ett. ~Sie
Wiiien?" rief ct.
Antonio orGugte ibm tpieoer in oie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-04
Mittiuod, ben 4. sye6raar 1912

&ugeIn, als tpiren es @unmib11le, IN
bic 2uft mari ,no ipieoer auffins,
tpabreno Sic liebe Sugenb oen Spds
BEN uno Sollbeiten ser Glopns uno
Sarlefins suiubelte, BON benen iih
ein babies Outeno bel ser Sruppe
befano.
Cine fleine @nttduidung ,puroe
6eu 3irfusbciuhern am pierten Gor>
nellrnesabeuo 5lteil. 9as Muftreten
bes &raitlnenid)en ipar auf Dem Tro-
eralnm eeltriden. @r babe itd oen
redten @rtu perltordt. bieB es. Nof
ein paor Saaen >perbc ct ieoc6 mie>
Der oienitfdbig ieiu
@leiebipobl 1tr0nten sic 0tiind)e=
ner in eon5en S6oreu Sen &lnltrei=
tern 5lt.
s(n ibnen porbei i6ritt ein inter
iebter Moun nit frafti9em @lieoer=
bout uno eloltiidem @ong. @r leufte
feline Sd)ritte ua6 oem Marienplob,
100 er ourh cine 8iorte bes iupolou=
ten @ottcsbo,,lcs pcrihmono. St be-
aob lid) in cine Seitentopellc uno lcb
iid) geriuiblos nebcn einen Efeiler
auf sic 8onf nieber, Dor lpelber ld)
auf bcu reidper5iertcn 9lltor boS
8ilo ser @ottcsmllttcr befouo.
@s NOR 5ie,nlib bunfel in oelu 5ur
Nnooht ltnlllenoen Gnule nno MIR
hllrd) oas lit ser pcroolbeten 2on,pc
1eitipdrts brellnenoe e1pige 2ibt iplr-
&c ein n1ottes 3,pielid)t cr5ergt
Ser Monn bate ein 8ebet geiproz
den. @eoonfcnpoa l6olte er Dor lid)
bin.
9o lpurbe feline slufmerfi ionfeit
bnrd n0berfonnenbc S6ritte 9e-
ipecft. Sin j,lnger Nfonn nit boblel1
@oneen, ltr,1ppi1em 9art, um oellell
oobger1o9erten Gorper ein fooenid)ci-
niger Sod bina id)ritt 5u oen a>o-
ricnaltar gr flliete, pbne SEN eriten
&ir6enbeiuder bemerft 5u baben, ME
oer uno betete. 3uerlt Ieiie, ober oll=
ntGblid fomen sic @orte immer Der
nebn1borer uno perltdnbli6er aus
frommem Ml,noe berpnr.
,,Nutter Der @uooen', flebte er,
ubilf mir! Oh bait ia nod feinen,
Der iid bertrm,ensboll an bih lpanoz
te, sic 5iirbitte bel oeinem gottliden
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erunoe eeben, oenm bu tpeibt ia, oab
idb unfduloie bin.''
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iein &orper ii6 Dor rn6 Ionf nit Ell
mem oumpfen 1ou anf bic Stuien
ees Altars.
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&irdenit,,bl auf. @r elite al,f oen
Dalie9enoen 5u mo fono, Dab oieler
obnn,Gdtig mar. Ct beipriste fem
@eii6t aus einem 8etfen init 8eib=
,poiier, ober obue @rfoIg.
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Elm &ino aui ieine srme uno true
ibn aus Der Stride: @r eine nit iei<
ner 9oit aui cine Der am Narien=
plot )alte,tben Droidfen at uno
Ieete ieinen S6iisling in Den Baeen.
,1Gabr nod Dem NusuItinerbrau,
&ntider', befabl ct, ~aber .i6nea
Nahber bolit OF ben ,,ddlten Nrat
nno brineit i'm eben oabiu sc fonlmt
mir auf Elm boppeltes Srinfselo ni6t
on"
HnS aorouufo @oSfho,sS mar Sonu
The Valley settler., 1942-08-28
ANNOUNCEMENT TO M. 2. A. MEMBERS

The Anchorage Light and Power Co. will need to shut down it's Eklutna Power Plant for a few days to allow sluicing the grov- ell and mud out of the forebay above the diversion don. They have udvi sed us that their tentative p1on Is for starting this operation on Saturday, September 5th but that plan nay be changed somewhat. They advise further that if enough power can bd purchos sed from the Army and Railroad power plants they will supply us thruout the daye of the above aenti oned shut down but that they cannot promi so definitely to do go during all of the shut t-dow time.
 The sluicing operation is on annual oc l currence in preparation for the oning winters heavy load demands.
 It may be we'll for those having elec- trico1ly powered voter pumps to arrange for storing some water for this period.
 If any change in their plan develops VIC shall try to keep you all informed oc- cordingly.
 lATANUSKA ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, 1nc.,
 By v. C. Nau, Manager
 CARD OF THANKS wi sh to express my gratitude to my friends in tho Valley and at the Independi once Mines and to all others who were So kind to ne at the time of the death of ny husband.
 Mrs. Walter E. Wright King George of England youngest broth1 CT, the Duke of Kent, 29, was killed in action Tuesday during the air raid by the R.A.F. over Dusseldorf.
The Valley settler., 1942-08-28

EDITORS NOTE, PLEASE give us early copy for the paper. Copy comes in so late ve have to work practically oll night Thurs dayss which acc ounts for our de1usio on last week that Al King runs laundry and Mrs. LePak runs a taxi.
Smyrna times., 1942-01-01
Airplane Fails Flying
Poachers in Maine Woods

DOVER-FOXCROFT, MAINE
The flying poacher" has appeared
this season in Names back woods.
Suspecting that some beaver trap.
pers were running their lines despite
closed season, Game Wardens Do
nat Frank and Albert Burnham went
deep into the wilderness on an in
spection trip.
The two wardens, on snowshoes,
covered 130 miles the first five days,
and the next day they sighted
plane rising from distant woods.
Frank and Burnham rushed to the
spot and found the ski tracks of an
airplane and evidence that beaver
had been taken from a series of
traps. The couple decided the
poachers eventually would return to
tend the traps and settled down to
wait
They made camp in a thicket and
waited two days and three nights
with no shelter.
On the morning of the third day
ski-equipped private cabin plane
landed on the ice and after its occu-
pants had visited their traps, the