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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

a form OF war service In order to do
this. he was moved from the presidency
10 the Craftsmanship of the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company. being
succeeded there by Asa V. Call, who
had been executive vice president. In
cidentally. Mr.. Kemps high character
and integrity did yeoman's service in
rehabilitating the prestige of the great
Pacific Coast financial institution, which
he reorganized.
There is an arresting human Incl
dent behind Mr.. Kemp's new role as
air chief
Not so many years ago when he
assumed the presidency OF Pacific Mu-
tual, he put through rule forbidding
executives of the company to travel
by air.
His associates then ganged up on
him and demonstrated statisticaly that
air travel was safe form of travel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Auto
Graphs
Leader Of Tigers
Praises Performance
Of Allison Engine
By SILER FREEMAN

Not a single airplane or pilot
was lost by the famed American
Volunteer Group through engine
failure, Brig. Gen. c. D. Chen
nault, leader OF the famed
Tigers" has cabled to the
Allison plant Of General Motors.
The AVG has been flying the
Allison-powered Curtis P-40s
which accounted for more than
200 Japanese planes.
Performance of the Allison
engine has been absolutely
amazing" General Chennault
stated, under the most gruelling
wartime fighting conditions yet
encountered" His cable in part
follows:
"You men and women OF
Allison are fighting with us too
In the daily performance Of your
duties. Continue to turn out In
an ever increasing quantity
Allison liquid cooled engines
with the Same excellent quality
of workmanship and materials
which have made possible the
outstanding p erfor m a n c e OF
these engines In their dogfights
with the enemy over the rice
paddles and jungles Of Burma
and China in which we have
destroyed over zoo japanese
planes In the air and on the
ground without to our knowl-
edge losing q pilot or airplane
due to engine failure.
"You keep producing 'em and
we will keep 'em flying"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Regional Leader TO National Personality

Not recalling that before looked puzzled and
then tried the compliment
But Mr. Kemp said:
"oh you wouldn't know Last time saw
addressing a big luncheon In Los Angeles"
Before assuming the reorganization of the Pacific Mutual
Mr. had associated Bauer, another
leading citizen Southern California
Edison other Now Mr.. Kemp from
his position a a national personality.
Among the significant national which vitality
important the American wartime executive capacity
Management understands what it takes to expand armament
trckle food tide the circumstances
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Steel Ingot
Rate Edges Up

NEW YORK. April 30.-Steel
Iingot production for the week
ended April q is placed at 9SA
per cent of capacity in the COM
pilation by Dow Jones & Co., Inc
This compares with SO per cent
in the previous week and SO per
cent two weeks ago.
United States Steel is esti.
mated at nearly 1001a per cent,
against 991a per cent the week
before and SO per cent two weeks
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
BUSINESS
Lewis Heney
Lewis Honey
Tells Weakness
Of Roosevelt Talk

One thing is clear the Roosevelt message-it
not designed stop initiation and will do unless 1t
enterprise and investment that business itself will be
retarded
1t is notable message hardly mentions imitation
Throughout phrase cost of living" used, and the
constant repetition words keep the Of living from
sprang upward" obviously rhetorical trick is much
persistence in calling the prepare
defense program" Iiow changed that Is now!)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
LEGAL NOTICE

LEOAL NOllCE
BRfGGs MANUFACTURING COMPANY
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
SHAREHOLDERS, NAY IL, 1871.
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
annual meeting Of the shareholders OF
Briggs Manufacturing Company Will De
held at the office Of the Company. 1881
Mack Avenue. in the city Of Detroit,
Michigan. on Monday. the nth day OF
May. 1912, at 4 o'clock In the afternoon
eastern Standard War Time), for the
following purposes:
/. To receive the reports OF the Presi.
dent and the Treasurer as set forth In the
enclosed Annual Report Of the Company
2. To elect seven Directors for the en-.
3. TO transact such other business as
may properly come before the meeting or
any adjournment or adtournments thereof (:
Pursuant 20 Section Of Article III Of
the Bylaws. the Board OF Directors has
fixed Tuesday. April Z. 1912. as the record
rdste for the determination OF shareholders
entitled 20 receive notice OF and TO vote
At said annual meeting OF shareholders or
any adjournment or adjournments thereof;
A. D. BI4ACKWOOD,
Secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Standard Accident Changes

The Standard Accident Insur-
ance Company has named
Lawrence Goodspeed manager of
the investment department. r. K.
Rosa was made assistant manager
of the investment department and
Oscar Onsted was placed in charge
of mortgages with the title OF as
sistant manager of the mortgage
department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Nothing Was Said About Stopping InAaTion

One outstanding fact that nothing said about stopping
natonary either by strengthening money and
system by praccing in government spending
taxing the increase in personal incomes which has o
Cured since the IN Nothing is
proposed conditions favorable to voluntary in
dividual investment in government bonds
other outstanding fact the definite tendency OF the
to discriminate in favor of Industrial labor IN gen
burdens for organized labor
for other classes (The so-caed white
worker perhaps the forgotten man in the Roosevelt
scheme Of thngs)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
FOREIGN Exchange
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW, April 30 (UP), = Today I
paying prices % growers for beans.
PEA BEANS--s4 05: light red Kidneys
S4 dark red kidneys, 81: yellow eyes. 20
c. r. c. light cranperries, 81 c. r. c
dark cranberries, So so.
wHEAT--si 036 / o5: oats 81 sac; rye
65T6Tc; six-rowed barley, 81 e2d l.o5
beans. .5Sff1 60.
Prices furnished by the Michigan Bear
Companyi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Gas Sales Here Drop

Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany reports gas sendout data for
the Detroit district for the week
ended April IS, totaled 462 SAT 900
cubic feet. as against 466, 066, 600
cubic feet in the like week a year
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Bike Parking Places

the u. F.. Goodrich Com
pany OF Akron has set an exam
pie which plants here may soon
follow. It has established four
bicycle parking places for en-
ployes who now ride bikes to
work instead OF driving their
cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Maqazine Folds

The Pontiac owners maya
zine, a bright little publication
that not only gave hints on the
care of the car but covered al
most everything else from the
household to Hollywood, has
folded for the duration. The
final issue came out in April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

Oldsmobile plans a widespread
newspaper advertising campaign
to bring the liberalized OPA car
rationing rules to the motoring
public. II. A. Trevellyan, gen.
eral sales manager Of Olds, be-
lieves that many more can
obtain purchase orders If they
are informed on how to 60
about II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

This made Mr. Kemp admit that
his earlier action had based assumption rather than
knowledge.
Bowling facts, Mr. Kemp rescinded the ban.
And he is president OF leading transport company
When Mr. Kemp assumed the presidency of Pacific Mutual
than five years called him his Los Angeles
office.
greeted with characteristic courtesy and remarked
You look just the n you did five years ago."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
ePoRraMAN,s PARK
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens. 81 lbs up. 22o
under lbs. zee leghorn hens los. and
up. 21e; cocks lac, rock springer ovei
lbs. ATE: rock broiers IN 90 lbs
Csc. ieFhorn broiler, - lbs. VI. &c
crosses, &c under rocks.
E0Gs-Msrket firm. Current receopts
zoe undsrfrades. 26H 627i4css
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Cost Of Living Different From Price Level

But living" the thing as the price
retail price of necessaries 1t could rise with
any initiation.
Why then does Mr. to this verbiage?
suggested by the general tenor OF the
1t be because he does not deal either with the
adequate remedies for IT, Or the
reason may obviously prolabor spirit of the
and the interest about living costs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Message Proposed Mere Sterilization

In dealing by freak of circunlocuon Is
called the by individuals for their work
the proposes mere sabizaton What that means
is guess. Prices to be fixed We must tax
heavily" profits lat low level But even the word
wages squeamshy avoided and the remuneration for work
liz merely to stabilized"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF HOTEL
DEARBORN KING FUND So
BONDS AND NON-INTEREsT BEAR
ING WARRANTS DATED DECEMBER
4, 1896
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10
the provisions OF Section 2 OF Article Nv
OF Trust Indenture dated May 23rd 1898,
but as Of December 1. 1895, and executed
by J. II. Oustave steffens as mortgagor
(recorded In Liber 1904 OF Mortgages Page
sal, Wayne County Recordsl, and the
undersigned Equitable Trust Company, as
Trustee, funds have been deposited by said
J. H. Gustave stenens with the under
signed Trustee for the REDEMPTION on June
/. 1912, OF all the outstanding bonds OF
said issue at par plus accrued interest
thereon 20 June 1. 1912. together with the
non-interest bearing Warrants which are
said ]. Il. oustave stefSens Intends In
redeem all said bonds on June 1, 1912, AZ
par plus accrued interest TO June 4, 1912,
together with the nom interest bearing war
rants which are payable at par. and after
that date all further interest on said bonds
shall cease.
Said bonds and the appurtenant coupons
thereof together with the non-interest
bearing warrants should be presented 10
the undersigned for such payment pursuant
hereto. Al 900 Griswold Street Detroit.
Michigan.
natsd; Detroit. Michigan. April soth.
w. EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY, ~
Trustee under said Trust Indenturs.
BY: VIM. r. Crooks.
Trust Officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
MARKETS
DETR0f7ga6 2s7MES
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
New Airline Head
Once Opposed Flying

~ Kemp Angeles is typical OF the social minded
business executive who of his obligations to his COM
and the nation.
When r. recently called from the presidency
Arlnes military service Mr. Kemp stepped
chair of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Scratches
AT NARRAoANsETT PARI

AT NARRAoANsETT PARK
Track. fast Post. 7!30 p. m. tEWIl.
First Race-Rough Amos, No Dough:
J atik. viilygrsn. Bnusy Ace DOT says
Second Race-Hard Loser PsAther
Greek, Bonified
Fourth Race-Up Jack, Gay Fad.
Fifth Race-Bailast Reef
Seventh Race-Booby Bunting Cove
Eishth Rsce--Hurry, Can. Cuckoo.
Cannibal Druco sysks.
Ninth Race ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS off,
AT PIMLIco. ND.
Track fast Post. z:30 p. m. (EWT).
First Rsce--Litile Bud. June Quest.
second RsesIssrs Sister. Bsrwyn
Southern Jane. Camp sortIe.
Fourth Race--Alpine Lad. Preceptor
III gungino. Biz Stakes
Fif,h Rsce--zorro, Iva Mae. wheat.
ssth Raee-Teentee. Liberty Pan.
Queen Liberty. Burgoo Kid, Liberty Jr''
Hadawin. Ringmenow.
Eighth RAce-Bold Nelson, Ace Call,
pIcty Step. oiEsis Lee.
AT JAMAICA
Track, fast. Post, p. m. lEwTl.
First Race-F7yins Son, Persistent.
Bulrushss, Great Horde. Budded, Fac.
orenoo, Alcs Gal. office Hour.
Third Raoe-Wstsr Pear. Harvest
Hand, Stylus, Ascertain. Famous victory,
Radio Morale. Jamesborough.
Fourth Rsce--Piantagenet, Blue Wa
Ger. sicyon. Inferno. Miss Victress, Gala.
~.
Fifts Raee-Happy Note. Brseks.
Seventh Race-Connis Jean, Nestonian.
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Track, fast
First Race - Society LADY. Downs
Maid. Fealty. Mirror Lake, Len Run.
Colors Up, Hollyam, Dick MAeaw.
Second Race--React
Third Race--Air Beauty.
fifth RAcs-Boss Hoss, True sAr.
Lord vatout. Winamsc.
Sixth Rece-inscolad.
Seventh Hsce-LinEsr on.
ePoRrsMAN's PARK
Track fast
First Race-Ailey Blaufu0, CodoN,
Light Tide Wicked Time Gold Eeth.
Second Race Doctors Rose, Corn
wallis. English Harry, wswmour Queen
Echo, Ambo.
Tnlrd Rsos--In oood. Kate Silver, Fin
Try. Jaw D. Kan CsnlaT
Fourth RAce-Red Berry. HiEhthOTne,
Falswesp, Flora Span. MchyA.
Sixth Rae Declared Off.
Seventh Race Firing Pin. Honey Seat
Eighth Rscs-Ny Bibby, Merry Saxon.
Prompto.
Ninth substitute Runs a. Sixth Race
Cophstus Valdina Babe. Psulson. Bolin-
var. Tai Oak Hlgh Talent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Gro(ers Face
Ruin in Price
Law Squeeze
Cite lag Between
Wholesale and
Retail Markups

CHICAGO. April 80 (UP).-
Mrs. r. NJ. Kiefer, secretary Of
the National Association of Retail
Grocers. said today that unless
amendments are made 10 protect
grocers from the squeezA Of the
governments price freezing order,
hundreds Of thousands Of them
will be forced 10 the wall"
Mrs. Kiefer said the squeeze
would be caused by Tags of be-
tween 9 and 20 per cent in
markup OF merchandise, because
grocers, in their attempts 10 keep
prices down had based markups
on inventory costs rather than
replacement costs.
In the meantime. she said. cost
from wholesalers Is up and, In
many instances. due 10 the price
freezing order, grocers will be
! forced TO sell merchandise at cost.
SOLUTION OFFERED
She said that a solution has
been suggested by the food indus
try advisory committee which met
with the Office OF Price Admins
tration in Washington last week.
The committee suggested a
''rollback" of wholesale prices 10
the month OF March as a base,
and a ''rollback" of manufac-
turers' prices TO a date prior 10
Pearl Harbor. she said.
In addition TO the "rollback,
she said the committee recon-
mended a subsidy 10 manufactur-
ers to take care OF their losses
caused by increased raw material
and labor costs.
She said that when Canada set
UP its first price freezing order
similar to the one we have" 10
TO IL per cent of the Canadian
retailers went out of business over
night, and that the Canadian
government found IL necessary TO
follow the "rollback" method.
PROVISION PROMISED
Mrs. Kiefer said that the ad-
visory committee had been told
when in Washington that there
would be a provision in the freez-
ing order for amendments TO take
care OF squeeze" cases.
She said that she had received
a letter from A. c. Hoffman. price
executive OF the OPAs food and
food products section, in which he
said:
1--WE propose to make certain
that should any plan of price
control cause such squeeze
there would be provision made
for easing the burden OF losses
Incurred thereby"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Eaton Manufacturing Comnan,

has declared a dividend OF Is
cents, payable May % 10 holders
OF record May Il. Like amour,
was paid February Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
CHURCHILL DOWNS

FiftA Happy Note. Brseks.
Seventh Race-Connie Jean, Nestonian.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

3ebtsgruno Die Seimat senonlnien.
oas fiofterlibe glternba,is aerlt0rt.
Nenn iie, pie mir boffen iiegreih
lpieoerfommem, fineen iie ibre RIo-
fterfamilie BON 9aus nno Sol Der-
trieben, ibre 6eimat bon Jremoen,
bon syeinoem beiest. Nie lol1 Dos en-
oen? @s bonoelt fid nidt ettpa bar
INN, fir obbablofc getpobner ltnter=
fnnft at ihaffen. Die Sroensleiite
,paren bereit uno entidloiien, fir iol-
he 3uede lire Bobnnns anfs aen-
berle ein5uidrdnfen nm eleid on
bern Sboahleien cine 8obnnng al
beri6affen lmo lie at perpflegen.
Nein, barum banoeIt es iib nidJt. SIN
Sssmmafltlatafloiter in Milfingbe9e
ribtet iih, tpie id sebort babe, Die
@aufilmitelle elm.
Nan iaet mir, in ser 8eneoiftiner-
|abtei ,pdrc elm @utbinounesbeim fir
unebelibe Niiitter eineerihtet. @as
lin Sentmaring, in Siiomiible ,mo in
&inneberee eingeribtet lit, babe id)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

nod nibt sebort. llnO feline 3eitl,ne
bot bisber BON ben gefabrlofen Sic-
gen Der @eitapo, bic lie in bielen Ga
gen iiber ipebrloie Oroensm1,lner ,,no
,ihusloie sSra,ien errpagen Fat nno
bon ben @rober,ngen, bie sic @an=
leih,ng in Der Seimat am @ieent,im
oentiher 8olfseenoKen eenlabt bat,
beriatet. !,
SD bin om Nontaa, ben IA. Suli,
beim Serrn 8eeierungsprdiioenten
geipeien uno babe nm SAus fir oie
5reibeit nnb oas gigentnm ibutIo-
ier oeiitiher ReniAen gebetem. Ct
bat mir erfldrt, ooB sic @eitapo cine
b0llia felbftdnbige 8eb6roe lei, in De-
rem Wabnabmen .er nidt einereifen
fonne. @r bot mir ober berIpro6en,
meiHe 8efdmerben nno Bitten icfort
bent Oberpraiibenten nn6 @auleiter
Or. NeDer nor5utragen.
am aleiben Gage babe ib nod an
bic &eibsfan5lei oes 5iibrers elm 9e-
legramm eelanot nit foleenoem Sn-
BOLT uno @ortla,it:
,,Nadoem leit Dem 6. sSnli sic
Griegseegner bie Stabt Miiniter in
fnrdtbaren Nodtaneriffen au aerito-
Iren berinbten, bat oie @ebeime
Staatspoliaei am 12. sSuli beaonnen,
Die &loiter i,no SroensbGujer lit
,Staet umo llmeebung au beidIaenab-
men unb fa,nt Snpentar aleunlten
Der @mleitl,ng au enteianen. Die 8e-
ipobner, lhnloloIe M6nner nnb
5ra,ien, ebrenbafte Mitelieoer beut-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
.,&ir feben bor ben 9rdmmtrm btr DeMti6eH
VoltSatmeini6aft"

ben 13. snli, nod Die @eitapo oas
Gomilinsflofterfolleg in Siiemiiblc
uno ,inlere Beneoiftinerabtei in Ser.
lebe beieste, beiblaanabmte, Die go
tres nnb 8riioer BON bort pertrieb; +;
iie muBten am eleihen Gage Beftfa-
len perlaiien. Am II. Suli ipairben
and Sic 8enebiftinerinnen bon ser
@ipieem anbet,me in Ninnenberg BEL
Barenoorf anssetrieben nno iiber
Die YroDinaeren3e periaet. am H..
Suli mnBten Die &re,,5ihtpeitern I'M
Souie Aipel bel Sees ibr 8eiistnm
nnb ben &reis &ees perlafien. 9atte
driltlibe 2iebe fi6 nidt an Der Opfer
erbarmt, 10 ipdren bieie sSraueH nna
M6nner benz Sunser nno Den u,s-
biloen Ser Bitterung iiberlaiien.
8or einiaen 5tunoen befam i'd
nod Die 9rmernadridt, bob aeitern,
om 19. ees,ili, 3unl MbihlMB Der 5ipei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

Diele mebr ale beredtiate &laae
iiibrte Der Stu'ite Serr Biibof Gle
mems anauit @raf bon @aIen in
Dtiiulter ant 20. sSuli 1941. Da bis
Der nnr ausaiiee uno 8ruhitiife bic
fer monl,mentalen Eroteitprebist ee-
een Die aunebmenoe 8ebriidnng nno
Berfoleung Der fatboliiben Stride I'M
ter Der Naairesierung ins auslano
eelaneten, 10 brineen mir Die pollc
Rebe oes oeutihem 8efennerbiihofs,
oamit nniere beutih- -amerifaniihen
Ratbolifen nno bic ean5e &elt aus
benz Munoc eines be,itiben &irben-
fiiriten ielbit erfGbrt, iuie tros aller
Eaterlanostrene Die &atbolifen
Deitihlanos perfolet iperben.
Ger 8iibof bon Miiniter erflarte: !:
.Am bel,tiaen Sonntae miro in al
len @eneinoen Der Dioaeie, Die bis
Der nibt bnrb Grieesibaben aelit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

ten S1redensipod)e tiir iilller Nun-
lteriano ole- 0enapo aid oas oe''f-
l0e Sfoolnaiaieohs Der 0flf'onare
pom pe'l1slten peraen Sehl, oas INNS
auen oeIahnIe eroBe qt'lllonstiorer
VI p'''rHp oe'eR1' oel~iaahaemt amo
e"'e'sne1 w. 0'e noD oort noehen-
oen P"ses a"o Dl"oet Mnblen o's
st'ef" aDeHo o uer 'Dr pe.m nho
'pteh =, peNg oer'oneh, ah~ ne r"o
aug a0eala'e,' o"sse'p'eleH. D,e 0oIl
"0ep Ooe"enoen Pa'res nao Danoer
ny 'ose oas '"'l De'o"oe'er ce'0-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

ten baben, Die BON mir angeorbnete
&ollefte aebalten fiir Die 8eipobner
Der Stabt Miinlter. SD boffe, bob
es onrb bos @inereiien Der bafiir
sultonoieen itaotliden mno ftdbtifhen
Stellen Mnb burb Die briiberlibe Ollie
oer Gatbolifen nnleres 8ist,,ms, De-
rem Spenben Die &oritosftellen ber-
,palten nno perteilen weroen, 9elin-
gen miro, pielerlei Hot au linoern.
Soft iei Danf: ieit nebreren Saeen
babem neMe Anariffe Der &rieas9ee-
ner unlere Stabt nidt mebr erreid,t
Aber leioer maB id faeen: Die an-
eriffe nnierer @eener I'M Snnern oes
2anoes, beren Beeinn id am lesten
6onntaa in ct. 2amberti beiprohen,
finb in sen lesten @ohen, nnbefiinl-
inert nm nniere Brotelte, nnbefiim-
inert Inn bos Seraeleio, bas oaonrd
ben 8etroiienen nmb ibren aneebo-
rieen bereitet miro, fortaefiibrt NOR
ben. ...
Am lesten Sonntag babe id) es
Sffentlih beflaat, oils bimmelidreien-
oes ltnrebt aebranomarft, bab Die
@eitapo Die Sroensnieberlafiuneen in
Nilfinabeee uno Der SSeiniten IN
Miiniter a,i9eboben, Sdnier ,mo Sn=
bentar befdloanabmt ,no Die 8eipob-
ner anf bie Strabe oeioat nno aus Der
9eimat pertrieben bat. @nb Dos
2onroesfloiter an Der Jrauenltrabe
,pnroe fir bie 8ouleit,ns beidlag-
nabmt. Sd ,pubte bamals nod nidt,
bob ON sleiden Gage, am Sonntag,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27
gsittpsd), Sen ~. 1aai 1912

/
fdnlpfem. meroen ibres Seimes nno
giaemtu,ns beralbt, a,if Die Strobe
aeiast, aus Der Hrobina berbannt.
Sd bite oen Jiibrer nno Heidsfona.
Ter. int Snterefie Der Geredtigfeit
nno ser @eihlohenbeit Der inneren
Jront, INN Den Shut Der 6reibeit
uno oes gisentums 'oeutfder Ysen'
Iden aegen Sic @iIlfiir ber @eitapo
1uno gesen bie 8eranb,mg ansnniten
ser @auleiter.
aebnlide Bitten babe id tele9ra.
pbiid on Sen feidsitattbalter tiir
Ere,,ben, Heidsmaridaa Sermann
@oring, ben Heihsnnenmintiter, ben
&irAenn,inilter uno lblieblid aad
an oas 9berfomnanoo ser @ebrmaebt
eeianot. Sd bate gebofft, oab, ipenn
nidt @rmaaunsen Der @erebtisfeif.
10 bod) ienisltens sic grfenntnis Der
0olsen fir sic @eidIoiienbeit Der in'
lteren jront ieet i'm &riege iene 5tel.
len belpegen tpiiroen, oem 8orseben
Der @eitapo eeeen ,,niere 8riioer nno
SdtpeItern @inbalt ait tltn, nno bob
man Iduloloien oel,tiden Sralten rit:
terliden S6ut niht periagen ,piir'
Ibe: es mar pergebens. Das 8orgeben
|pnroe forteeiest ,lnb es lit bereits
eineetreten, mas i6 idon lause Dor.
ausaejeben uuo alt lesten Counting
amsaeipro6eu babe: gSir iteben bor
ben Sriin,merlt ser inueren Golfsge.
|lneinidaft, sic in bieien Sa9en riid-
IIihtslos 5eri6lagen ipnroe.
SD babe oen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten, ole Serren 0tiniiter, oas Ober.
fomnanoo ser &ebrmabt eiltbrinelib
oarallf bineepieIen, ipie Belualttaten
eegen nnbeibolte1e beutide Otonner,
ipie bieie Nobeit segeliiber lpebrloien
oeutld)en sSrauen, Sic aller &itterlid)s
felt Sobm Ipri6t uno MIR aus benz
absriinoigen SaB gegen Die drlltiibe
GeIigion 1nb gegen oie fatboliide
Stride entlpril1gen fann, ipie oieie
Ma6eni6aften serooe5u ais Sabotase
Juno Sprengung ber 8olfsgernein.
fldaft pirfer.
golfseemeinihaft nit ben Dean.
nern, 'bie rniere Sroetsle1lte, rniere
8riioer lino Sbtpeitern, obne 3ebts.
ernno, obne llnteriuduug, Gerteioi-
eungsmoslidfeiten nmo @eribtsMrteh
ipie Sreitpilo aus Dem 2anoe besten2
gsein! Mit ibnen Anb allen oafiir
geranttportliden lit mir feine sc.
; meinidaft int Denfen nnb liiblen
mebr n,oslid! Sd tperoe fie niAt
baiien, id tpiinlde bon &eraen, sab
iie aur giaiibt fomn,em, oob iie fi1
befebren, mie ib aad eim fiirbitten-
oes @ebet iofort ann 9im,nel eeianot
babe fir bic Seele 6es om 5. suli
ploelid) Deritorbenen Nsiniiteriolbiref.
tors 8otb. Ct NOR fatboliider Yrie-
iter, alterit ber graoi0aefe Wainben,
ipar felt Sabren obne grIaubnis nno
se9en ben @illen ieines 8iidofs 8e-
amter i'm Observation-Disclosures,
bat sar pieIe, sic Sedte ser Stride
berletenoe, sic @iiroe ser Stride fran
fen0e Sdriftitiide berfaBt n,o unter.
3eidnet. Sest lit ct BEL elmer 8oots.
fabrt auf benz ssnn inn reibenoen
Stron ertrunfen. @ott lei ieiner OF.
men Seele endbie.
go mollen mir nab bem @ebot
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-27

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