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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1942-12-24
CANNERY WORKERS UNION
ASKS FOR DETERRENT OF
EXPERIENCED CAlNERY MEN

Writing to the Manpower Commi ssh on in
Seattle, the Cannery Workers. and Farm La
borers' union, Local ?, CIo, asks for the
deTernent OF its members who are needed in
the oeorati on of the fish canneries in Al
selca next summer.
Following is an excerpt from the 1900
word brief submit tied to the Manpover Com
mission by Local ?:
Normally, We dispatch 5000 men from
the Uni ted States to- the approximately go
canneries under 35 companies: 800 to Brts
toll Bay; 500 to the Peninsula or Central
Alaska; and 1900 to South and Southeastern
Alaska.
TOUR members occupy all the key posi-
tions, skilled or otherwise, in the cam
neries. The only other workers in the
processing of the fl sh wi thin the cannery,
or under our Juri sdic ii on, are q few ma
tive women who work as patchers on the ta-
bles in some canneries. There are also
many canneries in viii there is no native
h4lp at all. These women work ohlU during
ne ~ush Of the season from two to i've
weeks. depending upon the run Of fish. The
Gaming wi thin the cannery has, therefore
beer, and is done practically by our mem
bers, all of them scattered in the Uni ted
States
Vast season We shipped 400: 1, 800
expert fenced, and l 100 new men, drop OF
nore than 5O% in experienced men over the
previous season. Due to the heavy enlist
ments oe our members into the armed forces
we Figure about l 100 are left from our
dispatch last year, to be available 1or
the coming season.
nout Of these expert enced men, ap-
prcxi ua5oly $50 are skilled. We can read
lily see the need of retaining these expo
ri enoed Ken. IF the Industry needs as ma
ny men as last year, or 1900, these !, loo
exreri enced men would be enough to sVar'
VI In IND keep the canning Of salmon COINS
and supply 5rr soldiers vi tn the
800 n1e # she biggest factors in re-
+af nire %heee men lis IG7ER LINT, rs so% Of
A-.af e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Automobiles for Sale

BUICK--i94i super 81 Torpedo sedax|
ruby maroon finish. red leather, uphou
lunderseat heater. fog lights. perfect whit
wall tires; sacrifice. Si.075 full price. mel
car terms; liberal trade.
.7777WOODWAR1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Musical Instruments

complete stock take
advantage now. Castiglione, $3.50 Gratiot
TRUMPET KING--Ijsed six months; per
feet condition. VIII sacrifice. Town
send 3-T332.
UPRIGHT pianos; your choice OF three
xi2 each
MCGUIRE A. HANSEN
ifli FARMER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

SMALL table radio, $3.50 up: reasonst
WAGNER. 12022 Linwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
E-BARCAINS IN HOUSEHOLD GOODS AN


WANTED-Any old clothing. furs. paying
IS 10 $500. Cadillac si5s
WANTED-Used furniture; highest prces.
We pick up. TEMPLE 1851.
VIZ PAY more for furniture and rugs.
MOON BROS. FURNITURE. TT. l-i299.
WILL buy old sinks. bathtubs pipes. heat
ers, tanks, etc. Clinord 1897.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
First Blows Struck At Strategic 1'unisia, Only % Miles from TripoIi
BonaSers Hit Tunis Where Axis Troops and Planes
 Are Reported By Allied Command, To Be Massing Nazis Claim Torpedoing of S5O0Oon Queen Elizabeth
UNDATED. Nov. I2 (Py .

UNDATED, Nov. l2 (4' British bon7bers are reported to have struck t}a first blows in the battle of Tunisia attacking the airdrome near Tuns where Axis airborne troops and planes said to be ing as American soldiers raded the Tunsan frontier from the west Al least 19 Axis aircraft set fire and many again damaged the British reported
 Vichy Denies Axis Aerial Landings
 The Vichy radio previously denied that Axis aer al forces were landing at Tunsia reported by the Allied comnand Tunsa is a French protectorate one time pirate stronghold and buffer state between Am ericau-oceupied A12eca and Italian L.bya
 Hitiel'o command reported that Axis planes, join ing in ta battle fer northwest Africa. bombed Amer can-held Ai,ieIs and scored hits two aircraft car riers two cruisers two desroyers and big merchant ship off tee Algerian coast The Nazi CommunQue also asserted that the 85.000-on British passenger liner, Queen Elizabeth sister ship of the Queen Mary, torpedoed in tine North Atlantic All these claims lacked confirmation from any Allied source. The com- munique said two transports totaling 1000 tons, were sunk at Boughe Aled-occupied port, 10 miles east of Agiers. The conmunjque declared "Continu- GUS waves of Axis planes attacking Allied and- ing parties and damaged l2 Warships and merchant ships
 Germany Sent About Thousand Airmen
 Allied reports said the Germans sent about thou sand airmendive bombers and fighters to Tunisia to meet the Anglo American offensive.
 Tunisia's strategic importance is emphasized by the fact that the Tunisian border lies only 90 miles from Tripoi main Axis base in Libya and Bzerte the chief port is only l50 miles below the Italian island of Sic fly 300 miles from the toe of the Italian boot.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
Indications Of Axis Abandon
 ing of Tobruk

-. Cairo, Nov. 12 (4D -- Friday--The Germans are rushing supplies westward out of Tobruk, indicating that they plan to abandon this famous coastal strong hold. An Associated Press message from the Libyan- Egyptian frontier said the decision of Marshal Rom mel to pass up Tobruk con firmed estimates of how badly his legions had been mauled by the British and American land, sky and sea power.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
MacAthur Tells Of Gains on Taps
 In New Guinea

MacArhur's Headuarters in Australia, Nov. 12 (E) Friday -- Sharpshooting American fliers banged bombs into four troop-lad- en enemy ships in a dawn raid on Buin-Faisi base in the northern Solomons, Thursday, inflicting heavy damage to the enemy.
 The high command re- ported at noon, this high spot in a heartening con- munique: Fresh advances in a strongly rolling drive to push the Japanese out of New Guinea, and renewed aerial blows at the enemy in Portuguese Timor. The Jap ships were of the cargo type used for transports. The tonnage estimated was 37,000 tons.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
Nazis May Yield Last North Africa
U. S. Ships In Soomons Destroy 30 Attacking Planes
Nazis Abandon Tobruk and May Yield Last of North Africa Without Struggle

CAIRO, Nov. l3 (P)-Tobtuh Was abandoned by the Nazis in headlong flight to stay ahead of their pursuers and re-occupied by tas British, amid the first indications that the Axis may yield the last of North Africa without struggle
 The British announced that RAF fighters shot down six big Italian troop carrying planes flying north from Tunisa," filled with German troops and meant possibly that the Germans are hastily pulling out of Tunsia the last buffer between the Allies in the west and Tripo capital and final citadel Italian Libya.
 British headquarters announced taat the Eighth Army occupied Barda and Allied planes are hammer ing at Rommels transports near Fobru,, then spec al comnunique said "Tobeus was reported le our hands this morning"
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
US. Ships In Solomons Destroy
 Thirty Attacking Japanese Planes

WASHINGTON. Nov. i3 L4Y - The destruction of 30 enemy planes which attacked formation of American surface ships bombarding Jap shore posi- tons Guadalcanal Island November 18th, was announced by the Navy.
 The U. s. heavy cruiser San Francisco was dam aged when burning and disabled Jap plane crashed on her deck killing 30 of her The destroyer Bu- chanan was hit by five-inch shells from Jap shore battery and five of her crew were killed.
 The Navy communque also reported that the 2,000-ton gunboat Erie damaged yesterday by an enemy submarine attack and beached off the southern coast of Curacao, Dutch colony in South America There report of any casualties
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
Pershing Invites Frenchmen To
 Join The Allies

Washington, Nov. 12 (P) - General John l.. Per shing, ageing leader of the armies in France in 1917, said tonight that the Axis has met it's Marne.' He in- Vited his former French comrades in arms to join the ranks of the Allies so they twill once more be free"
 He expressed himself to the French people through the medium of a letter to President Roosevelt. :. :. =
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
Ickes Ta,ors Second Alaska Road
 Coming From West Coast Up

WASHINGTON, Nov The proposal before Con- gress 0 authorize second highway linking the United States with Alaska has the support of Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Icke5.
 This was made known by Alaska Delegate Dimond Anthony J. Dimond whose bill authorizing S25,000,- 900 appropriation to pay for the construction of ond road previously drowned upon by the War and Navy departments and the Director of the Budget in writings to Chairman Cartwright of the House Roads Committee.
 Says Is Necessary
 Ickes said that although the military highway being constructed by the War Department would connect Fort John, B. G. with Alaska in my opinion it is still necessary that the President be authorized to proceed with construction of another direct highway connection between the West Coast and Alaska
 Accordingly it is recommended that House Reso- lution 7284 be enacted
 In reporting adversely on the legislation, the Bud get Director said it is not in keeping with the program of the President
 Dimonds bill would authorize a military supply highway which would follow the route from Prince George, B, C. to Whitehorse where it would connect with the present highway
 The Delegate from Alaska said that the route pro- posed one recommended by the Alaska International Highway Commission appointed four years ago.
 Isn't Dead Issue
 Said Dimond; T am much pleased with Ickes' re- port because it means that second highway isn't dead issue in the Administration But prospects for it's struction don't look any too promising for the next 12 months at least'
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
House Passes Bill Drafting Youths

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10- The House of Representatives passed today and set to the Senate a compromise version of the teen age draft bill, which brings 18- year-Olds under Selective Ser vice.
 It adopted the conference re- port which removed the Senate retirement that such youthful draftees he given at least one years training before being sent into combat.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13

Bpy Defense Bonds and Stamps
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
Need Critical Item,

The purpose of this Inventory $ .o provide for utilization of critical items ot construction equipment in the interest Of production and 10 assist in pro- vding ready sale lease market tor owners of such equipment
 Through it's offices at Fairbanks Juneau Anchor age and Nome Lhamon explained such equipment will be supplied with any additional forms they need for the registration which will lead to needed equipment being taken by the government either by purchase lease Machinery still in the hands of che N. C. Company will also be registered
 Order Was Postponed
 The registration order originally issued by the WIPE on August 3l calling for such registration within 30 days The registration date later extend ed to October 3 But registration forms have only now become available
 WIPE instructions are that each owner of such ma- chinery shall file one copy of Form WPB-1159' for each piece of construction machinery he owns With the forms enclosed sef-addressed franked enveI- opes Owners must also inform the WIPE within one week after such machinery has either been moved from project, become idle, been put to use, changed ownership.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
WIPE Explains Need

The purpose I t1e rogs5r5tou :, explained in a letter written oy Josepa r Ryaa, calet of t.e con Slruction machinery branch 5a- WIPE ae Washington
 "Iee limited supply of raw material, the curtail- ment of new construction machinery production and the increased demands of the Armed Forces made nec- essary an Inventory of Used Constcactoa Equipment" RNan
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
Postpone Ration.
 ing of Gasoline

WASHINGTON, Nov. I0-- The Office of Price Administration to day announced pOstponement of the nation wide rationing of gaso line, due to unavoidable de- lays" in the distribution of cOu- pon books and other necessary forms.
 The rationing, originally sched uled to begin November 22, was put off until December 1.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
Occupy Southern Coast of France

Berlin, Nov. 13 (P)-The German radio broadcast an Army announcement that the occupation of the whole Ere nc h southern coast was completed.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
U. $. Planes Attack Tu,liis

London, Nov. 13 (P) - The Vichy radio reported, without elaboration, that US. planes attacked Tunis.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13
" PB Seeks Alaska's Machinery

That the War Production Board ras become inter- ested in taking over pryateyowne5 heavy construc- ton and mining machinery in Alaska for purposes revealed by Dan Lhd~oG. manager of the North ern Commercial CompanYs machinery division for the Territory He as> beer informed og the Y. C Com- panys home office at Seattle that t oas sent forms to 4400 owners Of such eQupGent 1T Alaska which their used equipment should os registered
 LhamOn sad that th-s applied b approximately 1000 caterpillar units in A=ks. Wace his conpany has sold. n addition to diesel engines power shovels, pumps and all k,nds of heavy aqu.2a@n used r con- Sirllctnr
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13

LONDON, Nov. B (E>f-Ttz Ale extended the of occupation in north Africa a tsr sas s5 Bone 50 miles from the Tunisac 9oc1er, o5muuniaue from Allied headouarters announced.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13

- Old Papers For Sale =
 At The Nugget Office
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-13

EHPtcIcu -o7'lIET ToIay
 LONDON. Nov. B (41--An2acicaC assault troops, leading the British .Frst Army expected to cross the Tunsian frontier today coming within 400 airline miles of the great Libyau port o Trpoii There s little prospect of any resistance T4asia that they cannot handle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

PRE- OWNED spinet piano: pay NJ /,
cash. Also 3-piece lawn set. 1884
to customer.
rs East Vernon Open Evenin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Electric Refrigerators

"A REPOsS. 4-cu. n. Kelvinator refrigera-
tor, iO-pc mod. bedrm. set sac. both
for SOS. terms. Beresh Radio. 1888 Mich. 9th
GERATOR-Medinm size, good con-
dition: very reasonable. 1927 Hamilton,
near Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

FARMs-kny size. price, terms. oceana
Co. Hsnson-osborn. Realty, Hart, Mich.
40 ACRES near Gratiot; 6-room house !;
Implements, cows. horses, crops included.
sinnett, 1881 Harper. Tuxedo 2-is4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

3-PC Wal Fin. bedroom suite: choice
dresser or vanity, chest and bed sac
Crown. 2T00 Gratiot. 4737 Michigan.
9x12 BERKSHIRE Leaf Pattern Rug.
sl3.e5. Lees, 1881 Gratiot. cor Chene
Open ewes.
2-PIEcE living room floor sample-sightiy
soiled Only $40
STAR FURNITURE 1871 EAST JEFF.
5-Pc. CHROME dinette set. porcelain TOT
table. s29. Crystal. 3125 Gratiot.
s-Piece Dining Room--Marred; $50.
STAR FURNITURE 1911 EAST JEFF
oxl2 GENUINE Administer rugs - very
slightly soled: S27.gS..
STAR FURNITURE 1871 EAST JEFF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Bedroom Special
S42.5O

bedroom SpeclaI
$42.50
Beautiful S-Piece Blond Set-Choiee OF
Vanity or Dresser
GO other styles to select from. Fine wood
Mahogany. walnut, maple. Latest designs
RUBY'S FURNITURE
1881 GRAND RIVER sz3s MACE
OPEN EVENINGS
BEDROOM SET, CLIPPED. SIS; TERMS.
BENSON, FURN.. 1925 WOODWARD.
IS; Iceboxes, furniture,
baseburners, oil burners. SSH Jos.
campau, 1859 West Warren.
BREAKFAST SET, 5-Pc.. So BENSON
FURNITURE, i3324 WOODWARD. ~
BUNK BEDS with springs and new mat.
$50; terms. Benson. 1925 Woodward.
COUCH. 81. trunk. 81; Morris chair. 81. so;
oil stove, S. IS HOOK, se3s MACK.
GAS range. tabletop, 1871. SIS. l42 West
Garfield. Temple 1889.
GAS STOVE, good condition; oven control /,
SIS. 1910 Galnsborough. Redford 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

COTTAGE. near Lake Huron. electricity
good beach. exclusive. $40 week. Nj
agara 1925
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Household Appliances

A VACUUM CLEANER SALE
Eiectroux, S24; Hoovtrs. SD. Royal. sie;
Eureka. sl3 and many other recOnditioned
machines; brand new IN crates. $40 up'
See Benjamin's, Detroit's vacuum cleaner
specialist for ~ years.
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1892 LIVERNOfS 1855 CRATT0T
lNR. FENKELL Mr. Z. SMILE RID
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10
\ Cratiot store Closed Tues. Wed Eves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
1MN> REAL ESTATE CORNER <SS&A>y
49, FOR RENT FOX SALE


LAHsER-EIGHT MILE acres. owner,
A. Fest. 2f39 Brooklyn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

NINE-PIECE walnut c.ning room suite FOL
sale. SIT Woodland. $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
NeD Houses for Sale

DEFENSE HOMES rooms, all finished.
sis5 down. Crown Bldg. DE. $500.
FOR DEFENSE HoMEs-s400 10 s5e5 dn.
in Lincoln Park, Allen Park, Dearborn.
See NOEL a KRfEG at 260l Grlndley
Park, Dearborn. 1926 Pingree, Lincoln
Park, or 1880 Ecorse road, Allen Park.
ROSEMARY. i444s (chaimer.) = 5-room
brick, Just being completed. Builder,
Niagara e306.
soUTHF1ELD- WARREN dist. 7s4o Faust
open 10 new frames large lots, psvd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27

COLORED-Chicken and Pig farms. Rea-
sonable. Lipks near Fourteen.Mils. Yer
mont 5-e0t2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Little Farms for Sale

ACRES and half acres. the s0-acre close
In development selling out In 50 days.
Houses, both modern and shells. Some with
pavement. City water and electricity going
In now See the new homes under con-
struction. Protect yourself against rising
prices and scarcity by owning some OF the
u. s. A. right now. Low county taxes.
Bus transportation. Prices and terms 10
at your purse. We may not have every
thing but we surely have a huge selection.
Terms $40 and upwards. When this Is
sold We cannot duplicate location and
prices May we suggest that you look az
our offerings today. Treadwell. Telegraph
Wick Rds. One mite north OF Goddard
Rd.
ATTRACTIVE white cottage with an acre
OF good soil, mr.. Middlebelt road, $50
cash. balance fipanced like rent. inside
unfinished but liveable. Newman, 1105l
Telegraph road. DE. 1885,
BARGAIN, 8 rms, h. a.; " q. berries, fruit,
IS mi, mr. bus. Ell terms. r. o. Sii3.
HALF AcREs-sewer. water. gas and
walks: 1918: near 13-Mile road and
Woodward. Judson Broadway Co. RA. 500.
PARKER 2070e, near Smile, west-New
4-room on ia-acre. plastsred, ready tC
move in: reasonable down payment
Pennington 764. Hogsrth OoiI
500 BUYS 10 acres FLORIDA IS down, 81
weekly. Free literature. Col. shoffner,
Henderson. Ky.
COLoRED-Chlcken and Pig farms. Rea.
sonable. Lipks near Fourteen.Mils. Yer
mont 5-e0i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Apartments for Rent

70, oRrD- Furn.sned Groom apartment.
or z single men; with board. Madison
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ings IN the big sunday Times Want "A
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

seIegentlt9, tpie es anldbli6 oes 9e.
iubes @iufie's gelbab, einent 8eiu=
der geitattet, bon elmer. entlegenen
Stelle aus. ipeit ab pom aanpfplab
6as 8affenget0ie 5lt B0ren, aber eine
genalte ginit6t tpnroe Bis iebt feinent
Aaiierten geitattet. ,9ubettoe1 1tnlerer
Sffi5iere bdtte boll aller slnfang an
Sic @elegenbeit geboten peroen fol-
len, 8eobadtl1ngen an Srt 11no
Stelle an5l1ltelel1, anoern bate man
oieielben grfabrlngen 5lt maden oie
gelegenbeit eeben iollen, mas fir I'M,
fern attipen @ingriff IN BEN europa
ii6en &rieg bon unbereGenbarent
N1,sen getpelen tpdre. "
Huiiiihe Sffi5iere itno regelnaBiy
81 llniern Manopern eingelaoen NOR
Sen nno man bat ibnen einen pollen
gtnblif in rniere Standardization
geItattet. 8ir perieben &i1Blano nit
&riegsn1aterial aller slrt l1no unters
Itiikel1 es finan5iea it qiberaler 0ei-
ie. gs lit idtper 5ll begreifet1, lpie
ein aleihes @ntgesenfont1nen r,,iii=
iderieits 9tuBla11b 81, benadteiligen
intltanoe mare. Sc eber HuBlano 81,
Der 1teber5el.glng gelangt, bob nur
cine geidloiiene Qooperation fir ein'
genteinia1ne Sade slt einen erfolg-
reiden 3iele fiibren fann, oeito ebes
tpirb ftb Der @noerfols einiteuen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

ieiten unierer ruiiiiden Aniierten er.
marten f0n,lelt." .--.
Cine ,1abere grflarung f6eint an,
gebra6t at fem. gs mllb nidt nur
sugegeben iperoe1, oab ltniere rniltr
I6en alliierten nit beipulloernsper.
ter l1no ltnibaBbarer Sapferfeit etnel1
giganttlGen &atnpf fitr Die sahe Der
Iniierten fdlnpfen, ionoern tie bere
oienen sic 8eipunoerltng ser gan5e1t
@elt. Srotoe1n bleibt es mabr, oab.
Mosfau lt6 INNER nod ipeigert, lln=
fern militarii6en 8eoba6ter,t Die
@elegenbeit 81, geben, Sic aampfpeiie
an ser 0itlide11 ariegsfront III nod
iter geGbe sit beobabten. Snfolgebeiien
ipiro inns bie 70 notlpenoige aenntnis
itber aftuelle &riegfiibrl,rlg Die. ieoen
solbaten ltnb ieoem ntilitdriiden
Siibrer 10 notlpenoig lit, porentbal-
ten, cine aenlttnis, sic oen Ser.
staaten, &uBlano ltno BEN Maiierten
bon ltnberedenbarem Nllsen itd) ers
neiiet tpiir0e.
@eit Goint .llno slnnapolis fonnen
lmiere Soloaten tbeoretiib a1sbil-
Sen, aber tatiadlib erfolgreide arieg=
fiibrung fan1t tur i'm &riege gelernt
iper6en. SSapan itno Deutldlano ia.
ben bieie gesenleitisen 8orteile alss
getauidt lino 0iefem l1mitano ibre
bisBerige11 grfolge 5u per6anfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Bid, ba oieienisen, tpelde oen Mu.
senblid oa5u fir seeienet uno gera,
ten baltett oas 3eiben ba5u geben.
@benio tpabr un6 nidtig aber lit es,
baB oieienigen, tuelhe bie &erant=
iportlihfeit fir SEN grfoIg bes ipid-
tigen S6rittes aufdnt, oas Heebt ba-
ben, ettpas 1nebr &ooperatton bons
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
Mittmud), Sen IA. Sftober 1912

@abreno bes erIten SSeltfrieges
iiberflltteten bie Sapaner ulle Shladtr
feloer uno &riegsfronten NIT 8eobz
adtern. gub eegenlpartig befinoen
iid Sapener an alien &rie9sfronten
ibrer Mliierten.
9tuBlano berlueigert in1mer nod
ieinen sllliierterL 8eoba6ter an oen
Ditliden &fplas s,t ienben I'm,
Sic Saftif ser beioerieitigen fdmpfen-
oen Seere SIT it1,oieren. @obl lpuroe