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Evening star., 1942-12-03

YOUNG GIRL for clerk-typist position
with old-esta blished firm, excellent work
Ing conditions. State age and salary ex-
pected, Box llS-K Star
Evening star., 1942-12-03
SITUATIONS poMEsIlc.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK mornings, to
12.; days, Tues through Sat; refs,
Chevy Chase, D. c. MI. 1925, a-Il am.
GIRL. colored, desires work as nurseniaid
or general houseworker. IA. 6O67, Ear
lene Dsughty.
GIRL, colored, wishes part time or fun
time work; local references NO 114S.
GIRL, colored. wishes work, short hours;
no Sundays. Call Michigan 1875
GIRLS (2), colored want Job as maids If,
store or as chambermaids. Call from II
am. to pm. Ii. s451.
GIRLS (2), wish lob as dishwasher in res
taurant or CAFE. Call ME. 1887. Louise
WASHINGTON.
HOUSEWORKER, colored, wants position
with gentle family in suburb, have child
8 years old; sleep in. North 33i7. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

YER In every pocket that would
hold one.
He was said. in fact, 10 have
seven Brownings on his person a
large part Of the time that he
was with Hitler when. OF course,
IL was perfectly conceivable that
he might have needed them. He
was & primitive. brutal. animal
type OF man utterly devoted to
Hitler.
Early in 1887 he received in
structions 10 take Hitlers col
umn OF automobiles. great. shiny
Mercedes cars. from Berlin "a
Munich where Hitler. having
come on by sirplane. was to pick
il up.
In Berlin Schreck contracted ar
abscessed tooth. and when hi
came to Hitlers sdjutant with
great swollen jaw, the adjutan'
said TO him:
my God. man. the Chief (Hit-
Ter is always spoken OF as Der
Chef among the reichschancel-
lery staff. although never, OF
course. in his presence) won't
let YOU drive II he sees you like
that. Go TO n doctor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Special Designs

Various styles Of caps were
designed. tried on the wax head
and photographed from all angles.
These photographs were sent
Hitler. but unfortunately the artist
who created the wax head had
given the face a mustAche much
broader than Hitler'S. making him
look more or less like Stains
cousin,
Hitler was enraged and ordered
a careful investigation as TO
whether any one had done IL de-
liberately. but no evidence OF
sabotage was found. The incident.
however. is typical. both in the
photographing Of the caps and in
lIitler'S distress over the mustache,
OF his extreme and overweening
vanity.
II was after this incident that
Hitler forbade any one in his i'm
mediate circle 10 wear a mus
tache or a beard. The one excep-
ton on the mustache edict was
Julius Schreck. who had been his
chauffeur for many years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Itchy PimpIes
Kill Romance

Many shattered romances may
be traced directly 10 scratching Of
skin blemishes. Why tolerate itch.
Ing Of pimples. eczema. angry red
blotches and other irritstions, when
you can get Quick relief from
soothing Peterson's Ointment Csc
All druggists Money refunded N ono
application docs NOT delight you Peter
son'a Ointment also soothes trritsted
and tired feet and cracks between oes-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Hall Victory Garden'

julius Wyslosky. 37005 Judd
road. Sumpter Township. went all
out for a Victory Garden" in
Guiding a piece OF county road.
Sheriff Andrew c. Baird, while
complimenting Wyslosky today on
his patriotism. told him he'd better
pillow back the road. His garden
cut off the farm Of Carl Schremm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Germs Foreign Minister Won Rib
bentrop. When Ribbentrop re-
turned from Moscow in August,
1889, after signing the Soviet-Ger-
man pact. he brought with him 1oo
pictures of Russian architecture.
Studies Pictures
Going into the chancellery 10
give his report to Hitler on the
momentous pact which he had
signed in Moscow, he presented
the pictures also. Hitler lifted the
cover, became absorbed and when
Ribbentrop politely suggested that
he might give Ihis report. Hitler
said impatiently:
mo, no, leave me alone with
these for an hour; want 70
study them; then we can talk"
Ribbentrop retired. came back
in an hour, whereupon Hitler said
These pictures show me that
there Is q great kinshlp between
the Russian and the German
souls. III i had seen these pic
lures year ago 1 would have
entered this pact then"
Dependence upon this psychic
reaction for his decisions is not
uncommon in Hitler. l have been
told in Berlin by persons in a po'
sition to know that when Hitler
and Mussolini first met they talked
almost not at all on specific polit'
ical details but about matters like
architecture, painting. even philo'
Sophical subjects and Hitler's at.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Schreck. having only a brief
time before the column was Ito
start and being unwilling to let
any one but himself drive Hitler.
went out into the garage at the
chancellery. took a screw driver
from his tool case. gouged and
scraped the infected tooth, broke
open an abscess covering four
teeth. amidst horrible pain tried
TO pull the worst tooth with a
pair of pliers and started to
Munich with temperature OF
over 100.
Arriving in Munich mad with
pain and fever. Schreck drank
cognac trying TO find some relief
went into a delirium. was taken
to a hospital and subsequently
died of the infection. Hitler wept
bitterly at his death.
For some time Hitler has worn
glasses occasionally. He wore
them publicly first for the signing
of the Munich agreement with
Daladier, Chamberlain and Musso-
lini. 1t was only when he signed
his name or had to read through
short document that he put on
his glasses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Disfikps Tobacco

Hitler never uses the words
beautiful" or pleasing" about a
costume or a mode. but only dig.
nified" or 'undignified."
He does not like to see women
smoke. and they do not do so in his
presence. This is probably due
less 10 the fact that il is women
who are smoking than to his dis.
like for tobacco.
As rule men. also, do moi
smoke in his presence. although
now in wartime he makes frequent
exceptions in the case OF soldiers
Hitler is as particular about the
furnishings in his office and living
quarters as he is about his cloth
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
By FREDERICK c. OECHSNER
United Press stan Correspondent
cop,rirst. is,s. BY Universal s,rytc,

NEW YORK, June 11.-Leather and wool are
scarce in Germany but not for Adolf Hitler. The
Nazi dictator has 100 suits and uniforms made out
of the best material 60 pairs of boots and shoes and
80 hats and caps.
A long corridor in Hitlers private apartment in the
chanceerv in Berlin fitted both sides with cupboards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
'PisfOT' SchrPrk

Schreck, who in the early days
OF hard campaign fighting drove
Hitler tens Of thousands of miles,
was called Pistol Schreck
Prior to-l933 he carried a revol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

but came 10 consider them too
jaunty and sought more serious
model. A wax head based on the
exact dimensions of his skull was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Horses Are Fetish

In the great hall OF his quarters
in the chancellery there are Ia
orGeous .Gobelin tapestries
selected by Hitler personally, in
some 10 of which the horse motif
is predominant either in hunting
scenes or in war scenes.
Every one of these horses is q
stallion. which is another fetish
Of Hitler's. Hitler likes animals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

shelves, suit rods, hat COM
partments and other accom-
modations for his wardrobe.
He used 10 wear Swagger caps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, IL one of many
famous features n The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
IS Hats First Fitted TO Wax Head
And Photographed al All Angles
Stations Pictures Also Dctstor's Fetish
But He DisIikes All Female Animals

In series the personal history Of Adolf
discusses the dcators wardrobe
md furnishings in his Office and living quarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

made and sent TO the factory
which manufactures his hats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

tTomorrow--How Hitler En-
tertained Mussolini With a Toy
Cannon.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

but only males and those with
power. He has two male shepherd
dogs, Castor and Wolf which he
also took with him 10 the so-called
fuehrer's headquarters when he
went 10 the western and eastern
fronts.
Virtually the only horse pictures
he will allow asound the place are
OF stations. II those parts OF the
body which would identify the
beast as a stallion are concealed
in the tapestry or photograph by
foliage or other objects he has
experts establish the sex from the
nostrils. the name and the bone
formation.
PseHdO-ESPerf
Then IL a person who is sup
posedly horse fancier visits him,
he engages him in talk on horses
and says casually:
by the way, you are an ex-
pert: what do you think Of this
stallion ?" And If they say
modestly, 81 can't tell whether
Il IN q stallion or n mare" he
says, with an expert air, why.
you don't know anything about
horses. That Is n stallion"
And then proceeds to explain
how he knows this, based OF
course, on what the real experts
have told him.
Hitlers passion for architectural
pictures and photographs is Illus
| trated by an incident which con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Hitler Beau Brumr,eI His Attire 100 Suits in Wordrobe

titude Was that il he and Musyolini
understood one another in such
matters they would talk the same
political language.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Photographers, newsreel men
etc, had strict instructions from
.Hitler's adjutant. Wilhelm Brueck-
ner, to photograph Hitler only
when he had removed his glasses,
Several rolls of film had TO be
destroyed because this instruction
was not observed. and one cam
eraman lost his permit to work
because he tried to retain such q
snapshot as a curiosity.
When he is photographed at his
headquarters studying maps, re-
ports, etc. it is always only with
a magnifying glass.
For Hitler. simplicity In dress
is emphasized. and he calls tails
for men a laughable getup. He
wears them only when il is i'm.
possible to avoid putting them on
as at a reception for foreign diplo-
mats.
A really fashionable dressed
man is unbearable TO him. His
aversion to Anthony Eden was
based on this antipathy.
Carries Chores
However. he likes elegant mill
tary uniforms on his generals
Hitler himself almost always car
ries gloves, whether at Berchtes-
gaden, in Berlin, or wherever
Most often he merely carries them
in his right hand.
His attitude toward women's
dress is quite different from that
toward mems clothing. He likes
to see well-dressed women around
him, and even has reports and
lectures delivered TO him on the
question of the creation OF Ger
man mode for women.
Occasionally he even takes up
his sketching pencil 10 make what
he considers TO be improvements
in a particular model.
II was said. in fact. that he per-
sonally designed costume for the
well-known German dancers. the
Hoepfner sisters, which they wore
when they made a special appear
ance on the terrace OF the chan
cellorN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

For the Inside News" Of
Washington. follow Paul Nal
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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
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/ Here are the most recent con-
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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

Gar Wood lndusyies, Plant No :,
afternoon shift employees. This contrbu-
ton came from the following men:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

in Norifunr. Ssnt Sabre 488 .. licb
0ooafer, ser Oent ipeltr0miiben Heid)
ein @noe aelnadt, burd) ieinen 9rn
oer na6 9eiieglmg ser Hl.aier oi'
hriltliben &omanelt aus oeu Oohall~
ldnbern nab SSStalien fiibren.
9iele Nuslpanoerune ser friibcren
dlriltliheu 8elpobner beoel.tete fitr oie
Stride i'm 9onangebiete ei,len groBen
Gerlult, aber nidt 0eu pDlliaen llntcr-
gang. 9enn nidt ollie driltlden Se
lpobner iparen fortgeluanoert; nw
sic 9cluoIner Ser Staote l,no HOmer-
faltelle, oas aderbaueuoe 2anopolf
lpor 5lriidaeblieben uno luebleltc
BLOB feline Serrcn. Sn bclheioenen
Diel,ltperbdltniien fir Die .einaetpan-
oerten 8apern @rltno nno 8ooen be-
baltenb, lebten Sic alten, romaniliers
ten 2auobemobner in Sen 9onaulun
bern. fort. Sic ipradell iuie friiber
lateinilh lnb befannten ben fotbo=
lii6eu @lalbelt. Sic maren es, mel
he sic 8erebrung ber alten Seiliaen
aus ser gf0nner5eit (Mariuilian, sSlo=
rion, Aira) uulnterbrod)en feltbielter
lnb a1f Sic nelIen Serrell iiberliefer-
ten. g., ipar lider ein @liid fiir MT
lere 2anoer, bob 1T oieleu sllrdge-
bliebeneu ronanilierten @in,uobner'l
ser fatboliiHe @laube nod eine gu
flndt bate. God all5u groB luar ib='
re 8eoeutltus fir Sic Stride faltln,
@erube bas 2auouolf uar nit bem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

Die 8apern, Ipabr|beinliH Nad
fommen Ser altem Marfomalmen ltno
Quaoen, ipanoerten aus Dem beuti=
gen 8obmeu ilt Sic friiber r0uilden
Yronin5en Noritl1m uno 8dtien ein.
Sic breiteten ld bonn Se6 inl We,
lten bis 5ur Guns int Slten lrno BON,
Sidtelg lgebirge uno ser Gonau nlt
Roroeu bis 5ur gtld 1,no bis 3rain
ltno ssrial,l int Siiben aus. Sic fau:
Sen ein 2ano, oas politild, berrenlos
mar, ipeil sic ronliideu Serren nad)
,stolen abge5ogelt wareH - ibr,
&ne6te, sic 8allcrn auf Dent Sano'
uno Sic &irten in Ben 9ergelt tparen
nod oa.- Die 9opern pertrieben Sic
Ielben nidt, a6er lie> beanlpruhten
oas Sbereigentum iiber Sic angelic
oelten sSladen. Sbneu geborte iest
@rirno ,tno 8ooel,, luelhen Sic alta
8en0lferuna fit lie uno nit ibnelt
bebaute. Die 8upern, sic nel,eu Ser,
rem bes 2anbes, lparen IN ser Webr-
beit nod S5etben - oie> oieneuoelt
2anobelpobner aus alter 3eit iuurell
@briiten. Da oie 8opern m 3abl
unb Wabt bas llebergemiht batteu,
10 moren Sic 9onaulGnocr (norolid
Ser sllpen) MN ilu aroBen nno gait
gen luieoer 1eioniid) ae,poroen; es
gab @briiten iu 2anoe, aber 1T Ser
Winberbeit lmo IN Mbbdngigfeit.
anbers lageu oie Berbdltuiiie int
5iioen ser sflpen. Wo9l batten audi
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

bier Ole 8apern Die 5erridaft an iid
gerilien, bod loareu iie nidt in 10
groBeu Sharen iiber Die alpen ae.
Itiegen iuie in bas boperiid 0lterrei-
hilhe Sladlauo. 9esbalb biloeteu
bier sic hriitliNen 8e,uobner ol,s frit.
berer 3eit nod sic Webrbeit, 10 oaB
in &arntem, &rain mto nomentlidl in
Steiermarf, iuobin oie 8apern iiber-
haupt nid)t fame,,, Die alteu fird,-
liben Serbdltniiie NIT oen 8i'dof-
i'sen leitbter fortbelteben fonnteu.
Dieie 2GuSer blieben III ser Soupt.
ode nah nod ein SSSabrbunbert lans
driftlid. Nu ser Spnooe in @raoo
slpilden sen SSobreu SIP lsno SIT
nobmen nod Sic 9iidofe Seonianls
bon 9iburnia nuo Aaron pon Nauu-
tum tell. Dann ober fan ser Ilospi-
Ihe 8Siferlturm iiber 8iuneu Wori-
fl.n ,tno nernihtete Sos gbri1teatuw
audi bier fait po(lltonoiu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

er5bilhof sSraucis s. 5peamau
bon ser @r5oi05cie Aelu Yorf bat eiue
einaebeuoe Snipeftion OILS Militdr-
oroinariuS ser llS 5treittrGIte inc
Slug5el,g beenoet, welhe Die Ser.
Stanten, SEN fanooiihen Noroweiten
II. alasta, einldlieBlib eines 9eiud)es
ser Alenten, ,snleln nn,IaBte, nleloete
oas Militdroroinariot. @dbreuo bie-
ler Haltoraluilitatiou, bie~aiid iibec
.runo $4,000 5lugneilen erltrette,
'beI,dte scr Yrdlot 81 arntee. uns
6lotterpoIten, baritnter ieoe Militdr-
Itation ilt alasta, Die ciueH fotbolt-
Ihen &aplon bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

GDriltentu.n erit DerbaltnislndBis
ipdt befannt aeworoen. 3uoem mar
es nit ser Seeliorae nidt gut beiteat.
Die 8irfiamfeit ser ettua nod Dor.
banoeneu 8iid0fe fonnte nur eiue
iebr einseIdranfte iein, iolange Die
oeutlden Stamme niht IN oen rlbi-
gen 9eiis ser Donatlonoer gelang'
ten.
ssn ben bageriiA 1lterreiAiide1
2Gubern fdut oieier 3eitpunft ehuo
ein SSsabr5ebnt nad) bent Sabre. 500.
Ssn Ser 3eit 5luiIhen 4s9, 100 Sic 80.
nner ab5oaen, lno $40, ,.,t iueld)e SeIt
sic Iogenannte fr1nfiIbe 90lfertaiel
iltn erltenluol SEN Namen 9aioarier
nennt, bat lih sic @inipanoerl,ng Der
8apern in biele 2dnoer poa3oaen. Sic
lniiilen bie Sponnuna benust baben
Sic stpiiden gblooiuis INTO bem Gu
tenf0nia abeborid entitanoeu pa'
(5O8).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

uno Alpenlanbern. gtorifum lag
glei6Ialn at ser SeerItraBe Der Sol-
fer, Oie eins nod benz anoern bier
ourbSoeen ltno pliinoerten. Die
briltliben StGbte Giai, Bettau, 81
bunl,m lullroen serltort, ebenio aauir
leia (452). Ssmer trauriser tultrbe
hie Gage ser in forif,ln lno Ban-
nonien tuobnenoen driitlihen Romer.
ltnermiiolib baute Die Stride Ol.rb
apoltoliihe Wanner i,umer iuteoet
miibepoa auf tpas ioebeu 5erltort
tporoen tpar. 8eionbers oonfbare
grpdbnnns peroient in bieIer Sniidt
ser bl. Seperiu. @s lpor oas leste
Auffladern r0mii d hriitliben Sebens
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

ssn elmer ;3eit, 100 Sic 5redbeit ser
Siiee ibr b0ailhes Spiel unseitraft
treiben bari, iit es gut ltno 8fliht
ces 5relu,oes ser Ssobrheit, iene
niebrigeu 9erleinuOer 5lr,t lueni9lten
at sic Yeriuorfenbeit hires Sreibens
at erinnern uno bas 8ranomal, luo-
nit lie aIes od)tbore Streben Item-
peln, an ibre eiaene unuerIhantte
Stirne su beften.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
9ie 8eftbrMns BET btMti9ea ednStr
gum Gbrifentnm
(6ortiesllna)

.. (Sortlesuue)
Der Seriaa naS teilmeiie llatersams
Ses Gbriiteatams aaf beatiaem ".
ben ,uabreab Der Y1lfer~anoeraas
Die Ourd oie beibniide ault,tr
entarteten NGnler batten altd oie unz
teriuorfene Yep0lferung ser beutlden
2anoer nit loren 2oltern angeItedt,
1tno dls :lie d,riitlif ipnroe, mar iie
btelfad ntbt n.ebr imltanbe, nit oem
teuelt @laubem auh ein dyriltlibes
0eben ausunebnen, @s NOR bel bic
ien gbrilten fein lebenbiees uno le-
bensfabiees Gbriitentum. Der 8ir-
Genibriftiteller> Saloian, nm oas
ssabr 400 in ser @eeenb bon 9rier
aeboren, bot uns oie relisi0ien nmo
iittliden 3uit1uoe oerRbeinlanoer lei.
ner 3eit eeidiloert. .Bir bauoeln
,tao leben TO-, lagt er, uoaS ,tnier
Nane ,6riitiides &olf' eiue Sbmad
fir ebrilh,s slt lein l6eint. -. Jiir-
tuabr, mir iino idledter ais sic Seiz
ben
@enn Ser ltrenae BuBpreoiger
Salpian dud, nlanhmal ehuas 9reQ
fhiloert, ilu groBen uno gan5en nor
Die romiid,e @elt tpirflid 10, luie er
lie 5eidnet. limo oara,m mnBte fie
untergeben. @s par Elm @erf Der
gottliden Soriebumg, oab oas Homer
reid in ser 8olteriponoer,,i,s 5u.
er,moe sing. Nfit ser romiiben
9errI6aft ltiir5te ollerbil,as 1T oen
oe,1tlden 2Inoern a,l6 Ser il,nse 8al
bes GDriltentilnlS' sulamn,er uno alles
tparo iuieoer in 9unfel gebiiltt; aber
fp IHreflid, bieIes al,H erIdleiuen
mag, oas rDniIbe Heid iuar niht
nebr 5u retten. @s nntBten nelle
0olfer iii oieIe 9dnoer fontnleiL oa'
nit Elm nelles Seben nab oent @eiItc
Gbri1ti erbliiben fonnte.
llno oiele nenen Golfer fanen. 81:
ne lltaebenre Sturntfl,lt hrauate 1T
oas altersldWade Momerreid. 8oge
auf gSoee eraob Iid bon Often ber,
elite eelpaltige 9ranoung frent>er
eiuanoer i6iebenoer Golfer, oie bon
375 biz sos falt ,lnl,nterbrohen
tp19rte. Die 8bein-, 0ona1- nus Ml-
penlanSer ipllrben alm 9nrd5uasge-
biet oieier irenloen 80lfer. Sd,lper
Iitten oie iuneen 8flanallnaen oeS
gbriltertums in Ben Oentldeu Sot-
bern oaruuter.
Sss,l ser 9te,,iubrsnadt AGO.
brad ein aelualtiger @ernarenbanfen
iiber ee,l Mbein - Main5 @orms,
Speper, StraBburg lmo al,oere Srte
fanfen int Mihe. lluo ounn fant ST.
tila nit ieinen aefiirdteten Slnnen-
fdaren l51) oie 9onau bcrauf,
gesoeen, iiberihritt an 5tuei Steael,.
Den M6ein- eine Neibe Dun Staotell
iaHf in Sriinlner.
Niebt befer erging es sen 9onal.-
beberbergte. 90 Yro5ent ser Ssnlaiieu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
Photo Features

$50 emit sic N0nter berrld,teu, se-
boteu mn, nele G0lfer. 93o emit oas
GbriItentltm bliibte alti oel,tl6en 9o-
oen, berrid,te nun iuieoer oie Shutter.
nis oes oeioent,uus.
sSortIebltng folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

beberberete. 90 Bro5ent ser SSstIaiie,
hieler Golonie iiuo &atbolifelt, ioOaB
au,oeilen iiber 2OOO 2raufe genlein
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Evening star., 1942-03-19

the Red Cross received a nice con-
tribution. Slick, what?
We've also heard of stunt which
a small high school is planning for
its Junior prom, and which you
might wish to initiate. They are
now busily compiling information on
the names and addresses of all
graduates who are In military serv-
ice. At the prom these lists, in large
hand lettering, will be tackled up
on one wall of the gym. Above the
lists will be the words "Honoring Our
Boys in the Service" and couple
Of flags.
If you'd like to follow this plan.
better get started now on gathering
your information. Appoint a COM
mittee from each graduated class
and put them to work. Word Of
mouth reports. telephoned inquiries
to families, and local draft board
records will help you keep track Of
the alumni