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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

aetpanbt nno nit beIoretem aneeiidt
benz @eiprGb aneebort bate, bis lie
bieielben plosli1 NIT ber 5raee iiber-
raibte:
vSpri6it on bon ssseims BON Ha3a.
retb, Snfel SSoiepb?"
u@arum fraait bn, mein &inb2?'
iaate &aibbas ianft, inoem er ftille
ltano nno feline Sanb Iiebfoienb anf
ibr eoloenes Saar Ieate.
,aub id femme ibn ,no babe ibn
aeieben. 8enn er Der Sobn @ottes
ift rpie er bebauptet, miirbe ct niebt
oos &edt baben, ont Sabbatb au bei-
len, ber bod @ottes Gag ift2"
u9os 9ino lpridt wobl', ioete
Soirns itol3. SD ielbit wiiroe Dir
oieie sSraae poreeleet baben."
limo id rpiirbe Sir aeont'uortet
baben, BOB feline s(nlpriihc, tuie id
ibon aeiaat, aotteslaiteriih iinb. &ir
tuiiien, oab 6ieier Mann ser Sobn
zines 3immermannes iit, nein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

lterbc, ols oob pielc beroerben. -
s4abreno er bie propbetii6en Borte
iprah, erbebtc ct Iciie uno blidtc bim.
,nelipGrts.
llnteroeiien bradtem oic beioen
Srallen, naboem iie sic @Grterin ent-
loiien batter, sic flcine G,,tb 5u Bett
in einem Ger id)attigen 3iuner oes
Eoloites. 9os &ino bate 3u ben
&nieeu leiner Mrtter ieine Ylolmen
llnS @ebete 9elproheu ltlo niut rubte
lie tuobleebor9en in ~oem prGdti9en
9ett NIT leiner geihnikten Yfoiten,
,tno ieinen pnrpurnen, eolbeeltidten
Gorbon9eu mo 9cdc.
rllno tpirIt bu mir ieet cine @e.
ldidte er50blen?" Bat lie. ,@r3able
mir bon 9opib ,,no 8oliatb."
limo oie Mutter er50blte Die &c.
lbiebte, nit ser iie BON SSsigeno onf
10 befannt ipar, SOB lie bieieIbe in ben
gSorten Ser Shriit ielblt er50blte.
.Mtir bot sic @eihidte INNER ee.
fallen'', iaete 8utb beaeiitert, oIs iie
aecnoet bate. ,,8ie eerm bate ih
9apio eeieben, ols er onf oem &or.
ser bes rieiieen Ybililters itano, fein
arobes Sdtuert erariif nno ieinen
boien, alten &opf obbieb." Sic belt
einige al,eenbIide innc, ols Of iie fh
BEN gorgane pergeeenwartiete, bonn
(Jortfebung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

ern nnb Siirme bon bem lebten Strab.
len Der nieoergebenoen Sonne in ro.
figem nnb aoloenem @icberihcine err
eliibten, nno iaete feierlid: Sod
meinem @rmeiien, mein 8ruoer, lit
oies cine 3eit ser bo6itcu 'Tcrontmor-
t,ng fir !Saupter bes Eolfes. Sat
oas Ginb ipabr eeiprohem - ipie id]
Ielbit CLAUDE tp0rc es s,ueifellos
ein idredlides Dina, ben @eialbten
@ottes 3u periuerfen."
&aipbas idrpieg einen Auaeublid.
bann ponote er iih lonaiom Inn nnS
blidte SSairus on.,
,,Du biit cin treuer Monn, nno
mein 8r,tocr; es tpdrc rotlif, ,uenn
pir niht meiter iiber bieie Sahe iprG-
den, oomit es niht einen 8ru6 aipi.
ieben ,ms idbafie, ser nnbeilbnr 1T.
Sd min sir offen lmo Elm fit ollemal
iaaen, bob meine Meinung ae,pib ut
be5iielih bieIes Monnes. @r mnB
Iterben; benn es 1T beIler, bab elmer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
~. RapiteI

sd fase sir, Sic 3eit 1T porbei,
ia mam oie Sabe Ieitbtbin betrab=
tet, Senm bieler Nann lditert beitGn.
big ben Namen bes Anmd6tieen." )"
Ser Reoenbe mar &aipbas. Bdb=
reno er iprad, aing er ,,nseonloig
amf nno nieber auf elmer ser 9erai-
len bes Dad,es -feines Sanies ilnb So
irns, ieim @ait, bate fi6 baIb bin.
eeftredt amf elmer Der ll1armornen
@onfe in ieiner Nabe. Die beioen
Sd,peitern iaben ettpas abieits, itia
bergniiat i'm segenieitigen 3uiammens
fein, Mnb 9artb, beibe gabogen auf
Die 8riiftnna .seitiist, blidte NIT melt
offenen. finoIihen Anaen anf bas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
Wsittpodj, Sen 80. eeptember 1912

mir fonnen nibt, neil er INNER BON
elmer aroBen Nen9e armer Qente nnt.
geben iit"
e,ie befanoen iid nnn anberbalb
Der Staot ,lno beeannen einen, Der
boben-nno iteilen Siieel at eriteisen,
oie Sen Ihonen See @eneaaretb, mie
er manhmal aenannt, tpuroe, bon al
len Seiten einibloNen. Der 8ea
tpnrbe idipierig nuo iteinie, iooab 9i-
tns bollitanoia oamit beiboftiet mar,
Die beiteu Stellen fir Den @ieI aus-
ani,then. 9ie 6rau oes Sssairus blidte
etlide Male auriid, nm an ieben, oh
ibr 2ieblina a,lb iiber lei, uno ser
&nabe poriidtia seung, ,no ieoesmol
empfing iie elm beiteres 2abeln bon
bem Mdgoelein.
,Die Seure'', mlrmelte oic 0fnt=
ter aliidIid) at iid ieIbit; "ibr Sadelr
lit tpie ocr SonneniMein."
9tah ettpo elmer Shmoe id)ipieri.
een Steigens botten Iie ben @ipfel
Der Nnbobe erreiht 1tno ale bielten
on, I'M einiee gueenblife aus5urn=
ben. 0ie Sonne lpor ieet ouf mo
bic s(usiiht pelhe ii6 Sen 9teilenoea
oarbot, ipor bon mlnoerborer Sfon=
belt. Sunocrtc BON Sub untcr ibnen
Iad sic SilberflGdhe 6es Sees nit Sc
aeln bei0t, ipobreno ouf ollen Seiten
Die Siiael, bon iippiaem 2anb,perf be-
oedt, bober ,,no bober Itieaen Bis in
ipeiter sSerne bos idneei9e So,lpt bes
Sermous erglGn5te.
0ie nun folgenoen Gage paren
boiler 0onne fir Sitlts. Seinenl fraf-
tiaen &orper pernrla labten Die leihten
Streden ser y1ciie feline Grniioung,
1pGbrenb sic imnrer tpedlelnoen 2ono'
f6oiteu, sic malerilden Nahtla9er.
rnb bic tpabienoe 6relnoli6feit Der
fleinen Hltb, ibn eiu Slid bradten,
ipie er ess 5llppr nod nie gefannt bot
te. aaes, bos iein irnlees 2ebe,t pcr-
bittert batte, Log iett neit binter ibm,
1,nD Ieine Seele erlbloB iih frdftiglid)
ben neuen lieblihen @infliinen, Die
ibn ,lmgaben.
9lm pierten Gage oer Heiie fonntc
man mcrfen, oaB iie fib Der belliee1
6taot nGbcrten, benn hie 3iiee Der
9ilaer uno Seroen bon Sbaien nmS
Ohien fir sic Spfer unb Seltmabl-
seiten - sic lie Damn nnb mann
,p1breno oes 8erlanfs ibrer aanaer
&eiie nneetroffen batten - ipa,roen
immer soblrei6er. 8iele oieler Sil<
crime iangen ipdbreno hes 9farfdes
nno s9ruhltiide ibres @eianaes wur>
ben bonn s8inoe 5,riidaetraaen, mie
fie onrb oie cngen 90ler babinld)rit=
ten:
,,llnfere sfiiBe ,peroen iteben i'I
oeinen Eoren sser,lalem. 9a bic
StGnlme binouf geben iotlcn, ndmlidl
Die Stanme bes Serrn, an banfelt'
bent Nanen oes Serrn. 8iinid)et Sc
rnialem 9rieben; es miiiie 1poblaeben
nrnen, Ole bi6 Iieben; sSriebe lei in
bcinen Nauern, uno Slid in beinen
9ala5ten.
; 10 Oon;4nI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

shrunk to standard, for economy's sake.
It's your duty to be just as careful. And if you
insist on the "Sanforized" label, you can get it!
BOY. am ! reIievedE"
You should be. But remember two things. Be
sure you see the "Sanforized" tag that says in
black and white that the fabric won't shrink
more than 10, by standard tests. And if you
don't see it. don't buy. These no times to be
tossing money away, or materials. Not for your
country. Or for you!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Checked stspdsrd Of the Trademark owner

The "SanforiEed" trademark IS used by man
ufscturers on "comprsssivs Prs-Shrunk' fabrics
only when tests for residual shrinksge are reg
ulsrly checked. through the service Of the
owners Of the trademark. TO insure mainte-
nance Of its established standard by licensed
users of.ihe mark. Ciuen, Peabody & Co, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
How She EnVes
The Younger Girls
Each Month

They seem (these younger women)
TO take their sanitary protection
problems so lightly, now that they
use Tampay. They run around, jump
in and out of cars, change their cos
tunes just as they would at any
other time of month. Why doesn't
she use Tampax, too? Perhaps she
thinks 1t might be troublesome TO
change ones habits. She might not
know how TO ask for 1t or the clerk
wouldn't know 1t by name. Or maybe,
for some unknown reason, II just
wouldn't do for her. Well, it's all very
easy, after all. Just ask for Tampax
at the drug store or the notions
counter There are three sizes: Reg
ular, Super and Junior Each Tampax
hygienically sealed. Complete direc-
tions in each box. Dainty and neat.
And an average months supply will
At in your purse!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Are Women More
Seary Than Men?

'NN/OMEN have more fears
N than men, or at least
w they admit TO being
frightened more easily, psyche
logical tests. at Pennsylvania
State College recently disclosed.
This conclusion was drawn by
two professors, DR.. Cliffo<1 r.
Adams and DR.. w. NJ Lepley, af-
ter making personality tests
among $50 students from five
different universities.
Fifty fears were listed by the
two professors. and each student
was asked to state what his re-
action was when confronted by
certain situation or a potentially
dangerous one.
Out of the h lf-a-hundred
listed, only one was dreaded
more by men than women stu
dents-the possibility of going
blind. The score on the fear of
dying young was approximately
500.
Principal fears among the
co-eds were rats, worms, lizards.
burglars, heavy thunder and
lightning. walking alone at night,
looking at corpses. being lost in
strange places, entering a de-
serted building, flying in a snow
storm, and driving at so miles an
hour.
The score was evenly divided
between men and women on the
fear of losing sweethearts.
A high percentage of women
expressed themselves afraid of
having black cats cross their path
and they had a very definite dis
like of walking past graveyards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

Don't iuN suffer the agonlnng pam, torture,
itching Of simple pile. Remember for over thiry
years amazing PAZO ointment has given
prompt. comforting relief TO millions
Nov pAIo Ointment Works
! Soothes Inaamed sreas-telIeyes pam and itch.
lng , Luhricltcs hardened, dried parts helps
rfesen, cfackine and soreness 3 lends 10 reduce
swelling and chcok beeding Provides quick
and easy method Of Application.
sp.sisI Pile Pipe for cosy Application
PAZO ointmen, has a specially designed, perfor
ated Pile Pipe, making application simple and
thorough Some persons, and many doctors,
prefer 20 use suPPosItores. so PAZO IS also
made m supTostoY form
Get aslisf Nth PAZo oetmsrn
Ask your doctor about wonic'la. PAIO ONT.
ment and the soo,h,ng. blessed rclief gives Tor
SIMPLE pJes. Get PAZO ointment from your
druggist today!
rnI osou tASosArosIS. toe. 81 t.vt, Ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

June 2, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

~ IHEN Ii comes to camera
" mugging, it's a pretty
w generally accepted say
ing that there's no beating a pol
itician but for once the hand
shaking and baby-kissing lens
hoggers have been given the bird,
and appropriately enough, by a
pelican.
Pete-he's the head-man of the
duck and pelican pond in New
York's Central Park-has been
photographed so many times
that II has been rumored that
congressional committees have
secretly and enviously studied
his perpetual-posing technique.
II is quite likely that Pete is
the most photographed model in
America. He is trailed daily by
mob OF camera toters who
have learned that Pete is the
best mugger in the Animal King
dom.
AS the pictures on this page
show, old Pete is no SLOUGH when
it comes to turning the old
Barrymore profile toward the
lens. and that's why he's become
the favorite model Of thousands
of candid camera fans.
Like a politician, Pete can
sense when there's any shutter
clicking within a mile and by
the time the photographer is all
ready TO snap, old long -beak is
faultlessly preened. and mugging
at the furious pace of a Holly
wood has-been.
Zoo keepers insist that old
Pete knows what it's all about
They point out that on dull days
he sulks around the pond like a
spanked youngster. But let the
photographers emerge and the
pelican quickly shakes off his
lethargy, and struts his stuff ma
jectically along the shore.
In fact, one school of photog-
raphy that has offices near Cen
trail Park can count on Pete's
posing so well that he is
regular must" assignment for
the students. Hundreds NJ pic
lures of bcady-eycd Pete have
been hung in this studio alone.
Somehow. Pete seems 10 sense
the needs of these photographers.
He holds his head, for example.
in one position, and when he
hears the click of the camera
shutter, he quickly turns it 10
another good pose. 1t is this
ability TO hear one quick open
ing of the lens and get set for
the next that makes him the
envy Of the vote-grabbers.
AS soon as the photographers
begin studying their exposure
meters, Pete twists his long neck
around in a miraculous fashion
and fastidiously tucks down a
loose feather, shakes out wing
or just gets all set. He does
most Of his posing between feed
ing time-from ten in the morn
ing until one in the afternoon.
The accommodating Pete would
pose at any time. but that is the
time when most OF the camera
toters flock down TO the duck
pond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

According to these enthusiasts,
there probably hasn't been a
Photographic show in the last
several years that didn't have at
least one to a dozen pictures of
old Pete.
II the beautiful women who
grace fashion pages and adver-
tisements, had their likenesses
made one-tenth as often as old
Pete their success would be as
sured. and the politician who
could edge his way in front of
camera as regularly as this bird
does could break two and three
term presidents with ease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

sports frocks clothes made of cotton, linen. spun
rayon. Be sure the "Sanforized" label is on 'em-or
you may not get in 'em, once they're washedl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

smart-ftting as they went in. Look fc
lied" tag before you buy.
EVEN SMALL fry needn't wear too
small clothes. Mothers are insisting
on the "Sanforized" label on all boys
wash suits, girls dresses. and under
wear. It's an important wartime
economy!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

DE PREPARED You never know
~ when you are going 10 have a Head
ache, Simple Neuralgia, Aching Muscles
or Functional Monthly Pains. Many pre-
pare by having DR.. Miles Anti-Pain pills
in pocket. desk and handing, as well as
at home DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills can
bring such prompt, pleasant relief. Get
them at your drug store Regular pack
a~e 2St. Economy package sl.00. Read
directions and use only "a directed. Free
Sample - Write Miles Laboratories, Inc,
Dept Wis, E1khart. Indiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

No shortages on "Sanforized" profeetionl
Don't believe it if somebody tells you you can't
get it. This "Sanforized" shrinkage protection is
entirely mechanical. 1t requires no chemicals..no
vital war materials 1t will be available as long as
fabrics are available, through the war and after!
But clerk told me :"
Don't accept excuses. You don't have to- There
are plenty of stores that specialize in mems wear
marked "Sanforized" in a wide range Of makes
and styles.
If your store doesn't carry them, holler Or go to
a store that does
Any shirt that shrnks out Of fit is waste. In
looks In materials. In dollars thrown away
Uncle Sam is insisting that all shirts and wash
uniforms for the Army, Navy, and Air Force be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
AMERICAS MOST pHOT0GRAPHEDBRD?

This Is
One of
Pete's Best
y Profile
Portraits
And
One of
Thousands
Of Such
Pictures of
the Bird.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

TT WILL pay you to give
Il careful attention TO the
advertisements in this and
every issue Of THE ANIERI-
CAN WEEKLY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

WORD TO WOMEN Fashion forecasts
say that wash dresses are going to
be tighter-fitting, with shorter skirts
and narrower seams, to save mate
rails. This applies to house dresses,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

TO WAR WORKERS Girls in war facto-
ries and in voluntary organizations are
thanking their stars for the "Sanfor-
lied" label Denims, twills, cotton CAB
ardines that used to shrink as much as
1929 now come out of the tub as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
FBI Holds Butler
OF COP Aide

GLOUCESTER. y. j.. Feb. Il
GNSD.-A German butler en-
ployed al the home Of former
national chairman John
y. VI. Hamilton, whore aum-
Der OF nationally prominent per
sons have been entertained was
held By the FBI today on charges
of being an enemy alien
The butler. Arthur kalb. was
seized on information furnished
by Hamilton himself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Blood Gifts Here
Soar Since u. 5.
Entered War

Blood donations 10 the Rec
Cross have increased rapidly since
the attack on Pearl Harbor. &C.
cording TO Frederick X. Stearns
director of the blood donors
center.
Stcarns said that about 80 pints
of blood were given during the two
weeks before the war started. but
by the end of January the total
had jumped to 1908 pints.
This is fine showing for
Detroit" Stearns said. How
ever. we've got TO have even
greater increases than this In we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Schaefer Precinct Wins

For the third TINA in five
months. the Schaefer pplice sta
ton today won the Traffic Safety
Associations plaque for leading all
other precincts IN Curlailing traffic
mishaps. George w. Mason. ASSOC
citation trustee. presented the
award TO Inspector Joseph p Nc
Nally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
PLEA TO NELSON

Many aviation companies. IL was
learned on unimpeachable author
ity, have told war production car
Donald Nelson that they must
have higher priority ratings if they
are to meet President Roosevelt's
goal of $1,000 planes this year and
l25. 900 planes in l943.
Twice within the past month,
according to aviation industry
spokesman, Nelson has asked the
army and navy munitions board
TO reconsider the priority ratings
for planes but the board refused.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
P| dne Makers
Claim PriOrities
Slow Up Plants
BY JACK VINCENT
IstI News Service stan Correspondent

American aviation corporations
today warned war production Off
Gals that airplane manufacture
will fall behind the goal set by
President Roosevelt because the
army and navy munitions has
failed TO give aircraft the highest
possible priority rating.
Making OF airplanes. il was
charged, is being put behind con-
struction of battleships. light and
medium tanks. guns and even some
types OF motor trucks.
An independent check Of official
war production priority lists re-
vealed that battleshipS. light and
medium tanks and guns have been
giving ALA ratings; four-motored
bombers and navy aircraft have
been given ALB ratings, and
other military aircraft have been
tagged with an Aid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

combat airplanes, the American
people would be given n jolt far
worse than Pearl HarbOr II they
knew the manner I'm which ma
terial to 20 into airplanes has
been sidetracked and scuttled by
brass hats I'm Washington"
Army officials. however, coun
tered that statement with a dec
Iaration that the heavy bomber
and combat plane program is com.
ng along satisfactorily"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without Calemel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed IN the Mening Rsrm' 10 Go

Tho liver should pour pints Of bile iuiee
into your boweis every day. II this bile 70
not Sowing freely. your food may not di-
rest IL may just decay in the bowels. Then
gas hlosts up your stomach. You ret con-
stpAted- You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
II takes those rood. old Carriers Little
Liver Pills To get these . pints Of bile now-
ing freely 20 make you feel up and up"
Get q package today. Take a. directed.
Effective in making bile flow freely. Ask
for Carriers Little Liver Pllls. Zoe and 25e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
Itchy PimpIes
Kill Romance

Many shattered romances may
be traced directly TO scratching o.
skin blemishes. Why tolerate itch.
ing. OF pimples. eczema. angry red
b ! o = c he : and other irritations
when tou can pct quick relic
from soothing Peterson ONT.
ment' .5c all druggist. None
refuud.d Il one Application docs not %
! ght vou PrtfrSon's ointment also
sDoths, irritsted aud tired feet snd
cracks between toes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

Gen. Hugh $. JOhnso n,
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17

are To meet the requirements OF
the Red Cross"
Blood donors must be between
the ages of 10 and 90 and in good
health. The preliminary eXamlna-
ton and donations are taken at
the Red Cross station al CaSs and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
MATERIAL SIDETRACKED

American Aviation. a trad
magazine, says in its current
issue:
AT a time wnen the press.
the President and the United
Nations are placing the greatest
stress on the immediate nerd for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-17
WEDNESDAY MORNING

~ A5D-Ntws.
1918 A. ".
WJP-Ayrt and HarEe-D
H'WJ-BAchelors Children
CKI.W Bill Lewis "
WthAR-Lls'en - Lisbert
WY Becry ktts-N
NfID Women On sc'or
10 10 4. ".
a g--Stepnottei -.
~, J. Hep Mate -
XIV Mary MofEsn-T
&c AR-isdy OF Charm !
WY We CO.. Your 40
WJI.B-Great walt1et
WtXI-Aset Your Navy.
WtSD-Ausic.
IO:t5 4. ".
NJR-Ara. Pager.
NWJ-Rosd OF Life y.
string time
~ 30 4. n.
W'R-TreAt Time VI
WWJ-Mary hsrllu-D
XIV Rhythm. romance
~ CAR-Nevs Ace.
NNYZ-SeNs flashes
Flying Reporter
W. XII Musical program
G4TD-Nsvs
II:ls 4. ".
WJR-Mau l Marrisd-D.
WWJ-Happiness RICH, ID
CkLW-MusicA Kitchen.
WCAR-Sta,e Reporter.
WxrZ-Lady of Charm !
WtSD-Music.
ii;1e A. N.
WJR-Brtght Horizon. %.
WWJ-Bud Barton-D.
CKLw-Melody STRINGS.
WCAR--Home foRs frolie.
wxYZ-Prescott presents.
WJLB-Modea, Manners.
WExl-Dance music.
WJBk-Betty Roberts-T.
Wi5D-What Is RIM.
1i:ts A. ~.
WJR-Aunt Jenny-D.
WWJ-David Harum-D.
CKLw-Meiody Time.
WJLB-Mystery Melodies.
WJBK-News Roundup.
WtSD-Music.
Evening star., 1942-01-26
War Powers
Continued From First Page.)

lican, Of Connecticut and Taft, Re-
publican, of Ohio Joined In urging
a modification Of the power OF the
Government to lease industrial
plants or other property 1t takes
over.
Authority contained in the new
war powers bill to let Federal Re-
serve banks make direct purchases
Of Government bonds without going
into the open market was ques-
toned by Senator Taft.
Taft Takes Issue.
Senator Taft took issue with the
statement of Senator OMahoney
that 1t is only a revival Of power
granted in the last war.
TT Is obvious to me the purpose
Is to make it possible for the Treas
ury to force the Federal Reserve
banks to buy bonds at any interest
rate it fixes," said Senator Taft, who
had contended the World War power
was not compulsory.
Senator OMahoney, in charge OF
the war powers bill, did not agree
with Senator Taft's construction OF
the broadness of the authority.
He said the Judiciary Committee
deemed 1t desirable and had con-
suited the chairman Of the Banking
Committee. In advocating the pro-
vision the committee argued:
THE necessity of borrowing large
sums to finance the war may create
disturbances in the money market
which would seriously hamper the
financing of the war unless the Fed
eral Reserve banks are given the
greater latitude proposed by this
amendment"
Evening star., 1942-01-26
Admiral Kings Stenogrophers
All Will Be Navy Enlisted Men
HondIine Of Bottle PIons Will Be Kept
Strictly Within Confines of Service

employees, even though they had
passed character tests and personal
investigations, often were given ac-
cess to military information dis
semination of which might change
the course Of world events.
Advantage Of Mobility.
One advantage of the all-Navy
Office force is that it is highly
mobile. While President Roosevelt
ordered Admiral King to maintain
headquarters here, unless otherwise
directed, 1t is possible that he might
like to take some of his personal
staff with him aboard ship or send
some Of them to other parts of the
country. 1t would be much easier
to transport naval than civilian per-
sonnet
While the departments that are
being shifted to the new command
have not been revealed, it is be-
lieved the transfer includes q major
portion of the ONCE Of Naval OPP
erations, for the order that named
Admiral King as commander in
chief included the command to
prepare and execute plans for cur
rent war"